Bannon's War Room - November 12, 2026


Episode 5804： Jensen Huang Out At Nvidia; The Future Of America First (cont)

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00:00:00 It was not a blue wave. Not blue. It was not a blue surge. NBC News. No, it was not a blue
00:00:07 tsunami. It was a blue great mud flood. A once in a earth experience flood of the entire planet 0.99
00:00:15 axis flipping. You want to know how bad it was? Young white men, non-college educated,
00:00:20 making up 2.8 million voters, shifted 40 points to the Democratic Party.
00:00:28 OK, Nick Fuentes is the future of the GOP.
00:00:32 That's it, because that was his message.
00:00:35 These are his his people.
00:00:37 And I am surprised to see they agreed with him. 0.99
00:00:40 Not that he spoke to literally every single one of these 18 to 29, 29 year old young white
00:00:44 men with no college degrees, but he spoke to a lot of them. 0.66
00:00:47 And they heard what he said when he said, go vote Democrat, destroy the Republican Party, because they did.
00:00:53 And it's so bad. Mathematically, there is no historical precedent for the Republicans to win 2028 with how bad they were defeated.
00:01:02 I will say it again. The margins they would have to overcome, the amount of seats they would have to flip would be so insane.
00:01:10 It would shatter records. It would be historic again. The likelihood is slim to none.
00:01:17 It is Thursday, 12 November, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:01:21 Richard Barris is with us.
00:01:22 Do you agree with the great Tim Pool?
00:01:24 Do you agree with that assessment, sir?
00:01:27 Yeah, I do.
00:01:28 You're talking about his assessment with younger men.
00:01:31 Yeah.
00:01:31 Look, we have to get into this more a lot deeper because right now what happened to the Republican Party with these young white men is essentially a credibility gap, Steve. 0.56
00:01:42 They don't believe them anymore. 0.50
00:01:44 This is – what does it take?
00:01:45 when you're a company or you're a sports club or whatever it is you have a product that you're
00:01:49 selling and in political parties the same thing you're selling ideas you're selling a vision
00:01:53 that's your product when you burn your product you have to rebrand and that includes getting rid of a
00:02:00 lot of the faces or a lot of the spokesmen or people that are the that people associate with
00:02:04 the burn and um that's why i'm basically saying exile for all these people people who derailed
00:02:09 the trump administration the neocons you know whatever you want to call them i mean the rhinos
00:02:14 The one good thing about last Tuesday is that so many of the old guard lost, and we can rebuild.
00:02:21 I mean, that's a real opportunity.
00:02:22 There have been even Cindy Heitzman.
00:02:24 When you say that, we'll get into it.
00:02:25 I understand they lost, but John Dean is the Senate leader, and Jim Jordan is the House leader.
00:02:32 So no, they did not – trust me, they did not learn the lesson.
00:02:34 Stephen Miller stepping in was to clear the White House of all the lobbyists that ran the deal and screwed President Trump.
00:02:42 But if you read the Axios story today, and I love Miller, that what you're saying of tracking young men, prescription drug prices and the big, beautiful.
00:02:51 No, we're talking about more populism, real economic populism and much more nationalism.
00:02:56 Hang on. Put a pen and a bear. We're going to get to all of it today.
00:03:00 Patrick O'Donnell is actually joining me as a co-host for this hour.
00:03:03 Patrick, thank you. We'll talk about the honor to be here, Steve.
00:03:05 Thank you, brother. So, Rickards, I asked you to jump out what you were doing and step in here because of the Jensen Wong and artificial intelligence and this massive scandal.
00:03:18 Explain what happened today, and do you buy the fact on a $5 trillion company that they would ask the founder, CEO, and the key man, the guy that did this, to step down because he's got a couple of girlfriends, sir?
00:03:31 well there's always uh always more to it he actually uh i wrote about this a couple weeks
00:03:37 ago steve one of my newsletters i said johnson wrang is on his way out when the first uh story
00:03:42 broke and of course that played out he resigned uh i guess this morning and uh my some of my
00:03:48 fellow editors said jim how did you know that like it was a pretty good call i based it all
00:03:52 on the tom ford leather jacket um there's a hilarious article in the new york times today
00:03:58 about, you know, guys who wear leather jackets
00:04:01 and whether you can actually pull off the look or not.
00:04:03 I mean, he would have been much better off
00:04:04 with sort of a, you know,
00:04:06 more like a Bryant Ferry couture.
00:04:08 He just never looked comfortable in those jackets.
00:04:11 But seriously, he was not a very good CEO.
00:04:14 And let me give you some specific reasons.
00:04:17 He said, I don't want to waste any time
00:04:19 on succession planning.
00:04:20 Now, I happen to be, I know a number of CEOs of,
00:04:23 I won't mention names, but the top tech companies,
00:04:25 household names, you would know them.
00:04:27 and one one CEO in particular is very successful he said Jim I spend all my time doing three
00:04:34 things he said I play golf with my top 10 customers I spend a third of my time with
00:04:39 lawyers and accountants because of Sarbanes-Oxley and I spend another third on succession planning
00:04:45 and that's all I do I don't run the company hands-on we got people who do that but I think
00:04:50 about the future and and kind of do the legal stuff and that's kind of what a CEO does
00:04:54 But Hwang didn't pay attention to any of that.
00:04:58 But Jensen Wong had a fourth and a fifth.
00:05:00 Fourth was, you know, let's find out who's available.
00:05:03 I can date either inside the company.
00:05:04 As bad as that is, it has nothing compared to his number one obsession, which he talked about all the time, was it didn't matter who won the AI race.
00:05:13 If China won it, it was fine.
00:05:15 It didn't matter what company won it.
00:05:16 Those were all bald-faced lies.
00:05:18 This guy's an agent of influence for the CCP, and that's why the board got rid of him.
00:05:23 This has nothing to do with the girlfriends.
00:05:24 It has nothing to do with the woman internally. It has nothing to do with the leather jacket.
00:05:27 They're trying to cauterize the company right now because they have a massive scandal that's endemic in all of D.C. and all with the tech bros.
00:05:35 This is about nationalism. This is when I was on stage next to after Bernie Sanders.
00:05:39 I said, Bernie's giving you the Geneva Convention and that's not going to work.
00:05:42 We need to be nationalistic. China shouldn't be six months in back of us.
00:05:46 They should be six years in back of us and they would be six years in back of us. 0.55
00:05:49 If Jensen Wong and his in his in his leather jacket and his girlfriends, his hot Chinese girlfriends, weren't selling black market chips to the Chinese Communist Party. 0.68
00:06:00 Jim Rickards. Well, that's exactly right. 0.73
00:06:02 But where where was Trump and Howard Lutnick?
00:06:04 I mean, they were facilitating this.
00:06:07 Trump even stood up from yesterday, you know, despite all this.
00:06:12 You know, you don't have to pile on or stick a knife in his back, but you can at least distance yourself.
00:06:17 I give the CIA credit.
00:06:18 I mean, they had this. They told the president, oh, last year. So he had a very good warning on
00:06:27 it. Didn't do anything. They didn't, you know, I question whether Huang says, I didn't know she
00:06:32 was a spy. Come on. I mean, I find that very hard to believe. And at a minimum, you get what's called
00:06:38 a basically a briefing, a warning type of briefing from the CIA or maybe the FBI. They say, look,
00:06:45 she might be a spy you know clean up your act here uh they never did that so they never did
00:06:50 anything to stop the why did rubio but why did rubio why did rubio and other members of the
00:06:55 government not share with the board of uh of uh nvidia the analysis they had is because jensen
00:07:02 wong is a spy they didn't want to give it to him because jensen wong could take the information
00:07:06 is there any other explanation of why they didn't do why the fbi and the justice department didn't
00:07:12 do what we call defensive briefings to the company about what the situation was with
00:07:17 the honeypot and others, sir?
00:07:20 Well, I have no good explanation that's consistent with national security.
00:07:26 Now, one view is that Trump just wanted to prop up the stock market.
00:07:30 And by the way, NVIDIA had 90% of the market.
00:07:34 Where was the antitrust enforcement released an investigation?
00:07:37 I mean, you don't have to destroy the technology, but you can break up the company.
00:07:40 We did it to Standard Oil in 1911.
00:07:44 So when you let a company get 90% of the market and the demand is inelastic, you just need
00:07:49 to buy them at any price, they're going to abuse the situation.
00:07:54 And so they were kind of immune from serious investigation or consequences in terms of
00:08:01 the Chinese connection.
00:08:02 But NVIDIA and the AI crowd were over 50% of the market cap of the S&P 500.
00:08:10 The S&P 500 is what's called cap-weighted, meaning the bigger you are, the more you influence the S&P 500.
00:08:17 And the degree of concentration, a very small number of companies, you're fewer than 10, with well over 50% of the market cap of the S&P.
00:08:26 And those companies sort of tagged along with NVIDIA.
00:08:29 If it went up, they went up, and then the S&P went up.
00:08:32 And one of Trump's big mistakes is they, and I would say, you know, six billionaires sitting
00:08:37 around a gold table in Mar-a-Lago are not exactly in touch with everyday Americans.
00:08:42 They think the stock market is the economy.
00:08:44 The stock market is not the economy.
00:08:47 It's the stock market.
00:08:48 It matters.
00:08:49 But basically, you know, household income is lagging.
00:08:53 Inflation is eating up.
00:08:55 What little money people make.
00:08:57 The savings rate is low.
00:08:59 Debt levels are high.
00:09:00 that's the real economy. And these guys completely missed it. But my view is the only explanation I
00:09:06 have for why they gave Huang a pass is because they want the stock market to go up, which is
00:09:11 not a very good reason. You've called this a couple of weeks ago on your newsletter. Let's
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00:09:35 If you're calling shots like Jensen Wong stepping down, people might want to know that in advance.
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00:10:33 Russia, you know, we could give Russia what they want in Ukraine, and everyone says, what
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00:10:39 What we get in return is Iran. 0.92
00:10:41 Russia puts Iran back in their lane. 0.95
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00:11:11 Jim Merkens, thank you so much for joining us this morning on explosive news coming out of the stock market and artificial intelligence.
00:11:17 Appreciate you.
00:11:19 Thanks.
00:11:19 Is Brian Harrison up? Okay, we got a big update, Brian Harrison. Let me go back to, let me go back to Barris. Barris, continue on, sir.
00:11:29 yeah can we actually throw up because i want to i want to go back and and look steve at what
00:11:35 some of this did can we go back to the generic ballot because i think after um by it's generic
00:11:40 ballot by key events i think after what happens when you get into some of these like core issues
00:11:45 where the the republicans lost their way from the 24 agenda then voters just start nitpicking at you
00:11:51 you know what i mean it's like one little thing after another uh but very clearly here you can
00:11:56 see where the launches the war the generic ballot explodes the one month steve where there was
00:12:02 recovery and it was pretty significant the president snapped back almost 10 points in
00:12:08 approval and the generic ballot tightened as you can see there from double digits which by the way
00:12:12 we were the first pollster in this country to show that democrats were up double digits i came on your
00:12:17 show that month and we talked about it it snapped back to single digits after the mou and then once
00:12:23 the mou fell apart thanks to mark levin and ben shapiro and mark teeson and all the other neocon 0.97
00:12:29 coalition parasites who can't build a coalition on their own so they just like parasitic 0.83
00:12:34 organizations grift onto ones and they destroy them understand folks this is the second promising 0.96
00:12:41 republican coalition in the 21st century that neocons never built but somehow managed to destroy
00:12:48 in as many months. When are we going to cut these neocon parasites loose, brother? I'm serious. It's 0.99
00:12:54 like we're beyond the point of this debate now. They killed an entire coalition again. The Bush
00:13:00 coalition won every single fastest growing excerpt in the country. Democrats were terrified that they
00:13:06 were going extinct until the neocons got their way and then they destroyed it and it completely fell
00:13:12 apart and the Republican party was dead until Donald Trump came along. He came like, like
00:13:18 resurrected this thing. Like Jesus resurrected Lazarus from the tomb brother. It wasn't even
00:13:24 a viable national party. Can we get what happened to MAGA up on the screen? Can we show people that
00:13:28 we can just skip over party ID, which I'll tell you the short of it. It collapsed. There it is.
00:13:33 I mean, that's, that's the next one. This is what happened over that period. The spike in Republican
00:13:38 ID is the 24 election when it was cool to be a Republican again, like Steve and I said in the
00:13:44 last segment. By the time we get to the war and everything else that voters are just nitpicking
00:13:49 on, Republican ID just completely collapses and Democrats make a strong comeback. This is called
00:13:55 thermostat public opinion. It's when you have just pissed off America and they're not going
00:14:00 necessarily to change their voter registration, but they're telling pollsters, hey, I used to be
00:14:05 a Republican, but I'm not. And many of them went to the independent, Steve, and started identifying
00:14:11 as former MAGA. It was a disaster. Can we get to the next one so we could see what happened to MAGA?
00:14:17 I just want everyone to know the damage that neocons wrought on us, okay? Look at that.
00:14:24 Look at that. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. And what you see... Yeah, I want to talk about the
00:14:31 numbers because we have a podcast audience that does audio as much as they do doesn't always
00:14:36 visual sure you hang right there short commercial break richard barris got patrick k o'donnell in
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00:16:38 Okay, I got Barris.
00:16:40 And this may take multiple days with Barris because I've got to go through this in detail.
00:16:44 You've got to understand it.
00:16:45 Barris, hang on for one second.
00:16:47 We've had our back.
00:16:50 Look, if you go back to November 12th of 1776, we were not in a great place, folks.
00:16:56 We had been run out of New York, Long Island, Brooklyn, Manhattan, New Jersey, all the way down from New Jersey, starting where the George Washington Bridge is today, all the way back down and crossing the Delaware to hide and lick our wounds because we had lost every battle.
00:17:12 I don't mean some, every battle since the British Expeditionary Force landed.
00:17:16 Revolutionary snipers.
00:17:17 You want to see how we've had our backs before and we fought our way out and fought our way out.
00:17:25 get philip patrick k o'donnell patrick to talk to me where's the book right now how do people get
00:17:30 it where they do it's on amazon.com you can see all the reviews there's just tons of them so many
00:17:36 reviews that we had to put an interior page in the book said barnes and noble at the front of
00:17:41 the store i'm at combat historian on getter you can see all the the news and traffic but you know
00:17:47 with everything's going on in the world today we got you know ai trying to take over we got we got 0.52
00:17:52 jensen wong working with the ccp we got wars and rumors of wars everywhere why should people take 0.67
00:17:59 time to buy this book and read this book i always ask a question before i read a book who cares 0.71
00:18:03 and the and the answer is this is about perspective it's about providing you with perspective on
00:18:10 these were dark days but in in in most people in the country were not on board but a small core
00:18:19 and it's that small core in their agency and revolutionary snipers is about that group that
00:18:25 that are on the inflection points of history and they change it through their specific actions
00:18:29 and this is about you know american dna those actions being killing british troops and their
00:18:35 allies that being a very significant portion of it and and another part of it is they they pioneer
00:18:40 regular warfare and they fight in a different manner which is still in our dna these are the
00:18:45 first special operators as well as the first members of the continental army it's an untold
00:18:50 story until this you're gonna you're gonna stick with me where do people get the book right now
00:18:53 go to amazon.com and it's it's already a bestseller and it's it just keeps going you know the war room
00:18:59 the posse has been huge uh with this book they love these types of books and it's a great story
00:19:05 and it's it's it's a narrative history it reads like you know so quickly it's scene after scene
00:19:11 it just puts you in their boots it's a band of brothers okay hang on you're gonna be with me
00:19:15 Let's go to Oscar Blue Ramirez. Where are you? Is this real?
00:19:19 I hear there are people from Greece, there are people from the Balkans, there are people from everywhere gathering down there.
00:19:26 President Trump already said, drafting off you from yesterday, he told the president of Mexico, hey, the terror is 25 percent, but it's going to go to 50 or 100 percent if you start letting these caravans in.
00:19:37 How real is this caravan, sir?
00:19:40 It's real.
00:19:40 You know, it's more than 2,000 people.
00:19:42 And the thing about it is that it's not only this one.
00:19:45 Just President Trump came in perfect time to let the people know in Mexico and the government of Mexico know that they need to decrease this or dismantle this.
00:19:52 Because they're already planning one for the 2nd of December.
00:19:54 There's speculations also for the 14th and the 15th of December.
00:19:57 And there's a big one coming up that they're already planning on the 3rd of January when the Democrats take the Senate and take Congress.
00:20:06 So it is real.
00:20:07 It is a reality.
00:20:07 We have talked to several of the migrants and asked them about these statements about
00:20:11 that President Trump doubling down on the tariff and telling Mexico to stop it.
00:20:16 They say, well, we are continuing to go because we think that we have an open door and an
00:20:21 opportunity.
00:20:22 President Sheinbaum hasn't said any statements yet, but if that is the statement of President
00:20:27 Trump, possibly what is gonna happen, Steve, it is that later on tonight, there's gonna
00:20:32 be an operation here to see if they can come to a negotiation with the migrants to stop
00:20:36 them and to give them permits to stay around here or trying to return them back. And we have seen 0.88
00:20:41 that in the past. They do an institute national immigration raid right here. They start picking
00:20:46 them up and they start putting them on buses and returning them back. Oscar, you hang right there.
00:20:52 I'm going to come back to you. Richard Barris, you now got caravans coming, everything we talked
00:20:56 about. There's, you know, pretending there's going to be amnesty. I don't think there's going to be
00:21:01 animosity because that's a core tenet of the MAGA movement. Continue on with your briefing to make
00:21:06 sure people understand what's going on here. Can we throw up the White House focus tracker?
00:21:11 This is a perfect example. So immigration was obviously one of the core issues for Donald Trump.
00:21:16 We actually begun, because unlike other pollsters, we interview poll people, Steve. We conduct more
00:21:22 in-depth interviews. It costs more money to do, but you got to do it. And we started to see a
00:21:26 theme where they were just saying this thing is getting dominated by foreign policy. We're going
00:21:30 to need you to pivot back to domestic policy so we started to create a tracker for it right before
00:21:36 the election last tuesday it hit an all-time high with people saying this administration was too
00:21:42 focused on foreign policy and when we actually you know what i hate to do this but can we just
00:21:46 skip ahead and put the graphic for the trump voter up i want to i want to i want to show people what
00:21:52 what they said and this is a trump voter a young man that we're talking about it's bark so some
00:21:58 people may not like what the voter had to say but that's tough you have to listen he's 35 he's a
00:22:03 male he's from ohio he now calls himself an independent but his vote history is republican
00:22:08 primary it means he was that's thermostat public opinion he was pissed off and he is conservative
00:22:14 by ideology he said they were focused too much on foreign affairs and when asked to elaborate on why
00:22:19 he gave the answers he did which by the way steve he voted for amy acton and sherrod brown this is
00:22:25 what he said why i'm choosing to vote how i mentioned to why i chose my issues and the
00:22:31 administration being too focused on foreign affairs it's that last bit clearly donald trump
00:22:35 promised us no new wars and especially no new wars in the middle east and he goes on i'm not
00:22:42 going to say the rest of it you guys can read it on the screen i'm just extremely disappointed 0.74
00:22:47 but now nobody gives two dams about us little people i thought he did stupid me never again 0.62
00:22:54 come on come on that's what happened to us last tuesday brother all right go back what implement 0.95
00:23:02 the five or six simple recommendations that i gave the administration last year and go back
00:23:08 to removing people from this country that these votes these folks voted for you to remove we got 0.99
00:23:14 all these idiots in dc now wanting to pay back big ag and pay back big hospitality steve all of the 0.99
00:23:20 big donors and that's a major problem with the republican party the donors don't agree with the 1.00
00:23:25 voter that that is one of the core systemic problems in this party go back to doing what 1.00
00:23:29 you promised to do don't listen to those morons you were elected promising the biggest mass 1.00
00:23:34 deportation since eisenhower they didn't suddenly change their mind 1.00
00:23:39 why you were doing it that's all in the face of media propaganda that's all simple fix
00:23:46 okay so mass deportations and not just the bad hombres what about what about amnesty
00:23:51 amnesty is a deal breaker if they go for amnesty i was part of this huge study last year which now
00:23:59 a lot of people know about it included all the maga pollsters and we were looking for different
00:24:04 you know the the the very granular details about this issue and how the base feels about it 0.96
00:24:10 if you go for an amnesty you will kill what little bit you know of loyal maggot you have
00:24:15 left that's really i mean that is the warning it's a start we're in the rebuild phase we are
00:24:21 not in the continue to destroy phase or at least i hope not you you pull an amnesty because john
00:24:27 cornyn's donors want to be paid back before he's kicked out of the senate and you're going to hurt
00:24:31 us bad badly i mean beyond even where we are now it's just it's a deal breaker steve it can't be
00:24:38 done okay what are the other that's that's that's two big issues walk us through you said there were
00:24:44 five big ones you got three more to go what are they five five big on immigration so that what
00:24:49 happened with immigration and why we lost control of the narrative was simple they didn't like the
00:24:52 masks number one it was like take the mask off if scott helvenston couldn't wear a mask in fallujah
00:24:57 and got drugged through the streets as a most wanted navy seal then what the hell is ice doing
00:25:01 wearing a mask being doxed is brother you're you could be doxed i could be doxed i mean we're all 0.91
00:25:07 in danger of the liberals charlie is dead you don't get to run around with masks in this country 0.83
00:25:11 i mean that's not who we are and people didn't like it the other thing hang on hang on hang on
00:25:16 hang on slow down you're saying on interior enforcement the ice officers in the tip of the
00:25:21 spear ice wearing masks was a big deal for young men on our side of the football it was telling me
00:25:26 that why would you it was it's why would that be the guys at ice how the guys at ice going
00:25:32 they're going against these antifa guys are bolsheviks it's not the it's not the it's not
00:25:37 the uh daughters it's not the daughters of the american revolution down there saying hey let's
00:25:41 have good governors these are bolsheviks why would they not be masked to do the hardest part of the
00:25:47 mass deportations and why would a young man under 35 uh why would that be a big deal it just seems 0.78
00:25:53 like you know what are you hiding from if you would go and kick the doors down of antifa and
00:25:58 You're hiding from – okay, what are you hiding from?
00:26:00 It's simple what you're hiding from.
00:26:01 Go get it. 1.00
00:26:01 You're hiding from a bunch of Bolsheviks who are going to terrorize your family. 1.00
00:26:07 And listen, you know that, and I know that. 0.99
00:26:09 But it doesn't matter.
00:26:10 You're telling me – hang on, hang on.
00:26:13 This is my point on the 35.
00:26:15 We've got to make sure they've got enough information to think through the issues.
00:26:18 It's like they're all tech growing out.
00:26:19 It's the tech bros that are screwing them.
00:26:22 That's true.
00:26:22 The reason they don't have the jobs is because of the tech – well, hang on.
00:26:25 The tech bros are all growing out.
00:26:26 Oh, the tech bros, crypto.
00:26:27 It's the tech bros are the principal reason that you don't have a great job.
00:26:33 If you go to North Texas, all those H-1B visas and all those kids at those universities there on work on worker visas are all because Elon Musk and all these companies have moved to Austin that are all progressive Democrats.
00:26:45 As I said, Palantir has already flipped.
00:26:47 They're all going to flip.
00:26:48 OK, because they're all progressive Democrats.
00:26:50 They're not your buddies.
00:26:52 It's like this.
00:26:53 you're telling me that one of the key issues of men under 35 was ice enforcement because the ice
00:26:59 enforcement had mask no actually men under 35 yeah they didn't like the mass either but that
00:27:04 was more that was more other other groups and other demographics they didn't like it either
00:27:08 because to them stop hang on stop stop stop stop i don't give a damn about other demographic hang
00:27:13 on i don't care about other demographics i care about a very specific no no we'll get to that
00:27:18 If we don't solve this problem, you're not going to have to worry about a coalition.
00:27:29 If you don't solve the problem of young men under 40 or 35 or whatever, that's why we've got to be maniacally focused. 0.74
00:27:36 Like Stephen Miller has said, has told the media, we need to focus. 0.99
00:27:40 I'm going to work to get that back, right?
00:27:42 Then you've got to kick the doors in.
00:27:45 Steve, if you're going to take the little guy off the street,
00:27:48 you've got to kick the door in of the big business owners
00:27:50 who are causing the demand for the labor. 1.00
00:27:52 That's what they want.
00:27:53 Amen. Amen.
00:27:55 Okay, fine.
00:27:55 That's what they want.
00:27:56 We're going to take a short commercial break.
00:27:59 I've got Richard Barris.
00:28:02 The guy that's been with us for years and years and years.
00:28:04 The People's Pundit.
00:28:06 Big data.
00:28:07 He looks at things a different way,
00:28:08 and he had the courage to call it out
00:28:09 and the courage to tell the President of the United States
00:28:11 about this a while ago.
00:28:13 Okay, we're going to take a short commercial break.
00:28:14 I think I'm going to play that tin pool.
00:28:16 We've got so much going on this morning.
00:28:18 I'm trying to juggle, as you can tell,
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00:30:19 okay hang on barris is barris gonna stick right with us i'm gonna play that temple
00:30:24 uh piece again brian harrison you have a big announcement we're hey texas is everything
00:30:29 right now. I got Benson at the state capitol. You're in Texas. What do you got for me?
00:30:34 We got a major announcement, major momentum. As you know, the Democrats, you know, it was a blood
00:30:38 bath for Republicans last Tuesday, but you know what? The Democrats have not been sworn in. The
00:30:41 Constitution still gives Republicans nine weeks of total control over the Texas government. And
00:30:46 job number one for elected Republicans is not to sit around waving the white flag of surrender,
00:30:51 licking your wounds. No. Texas conservatives, freedom-loving, patriotic Texans, they want and
00:30:56 they deserve action and bold action now from the elected Republicans that are still in charge for
00:31:01 another couple months. And job number one, we have got to limit the amount of damage and destruction
00:31:06 to freedom and liberty that the Democrats can inflict over the next four years. And so I am
00:31:10 calling on Governor Greg Abbott. I've been calling on him for one week now to call an emergency
00:31:15 immediate special session to limit the executive emergency powers of the Democrat-elect governor
00:31:22 of the state of Texas because people don't realize if we don't do that, she will be able to slam 0.78
00:31:27 through her entire socialist agenda without even passing a bill. Texas governors, anytime she wants 1.00
00:31:33 to just declare an emergency for anything, she can do whatever she wants, force any law, change any 1.00
00:31:38 law, delete any law from our books by executive edict. And guess what? She's promised to do it. 1.00
00:31:43 She said she's going to use these unconstitutional powers on day one to bring socialist price 1.00
00:31:47 controls to Texas. We can't allow that to happen. So after a week, the momentum has been pouring 0.97
00:31:52 in two big announcements to break for you on the pause of the year, Steve. To my right here,
00:31:57 we are about to bring 15,000 petitions over to Governor Greg Abbott from Patriots who have said,
00:32:03 Governor, you are still in power and we expect you to act like it until the Democrats take over.
00:32:07 Call that special session. Fight for us. And then on my left, I've got Melissa from Center for
00:32:12 Renewing America here. And we are announcing the largest coalition in the history of Texas,
00:32:17 probably in the history of America, of conservative organizations uniting together
00:32:21 and saying we must limit emergency executive powers, and they are joining the call for Governor
00:32:27 Greg Abbott to bring us back. You can see I'm casual here. It's moving day. It might not surprise
00:32:31 you. A lot of representatives are packing their offices, so it's a lot of moving going on. We're
00:32:35 a little casual today, but that's what's going on on our desk. 25 of the top conservative
00:32:40 organizations, not just in Texas, but in America. We got Grassroots America, We the People, True
00:32:45 Texas Project, Texas Eagle Forum, Center for Renewing America, Liberty Action, which is Young
00:32:51 Americans for Liberty. We've got the Fredericksburg Tea Party, the State Freedom Caucus
00:32:55 Network, and about 20 others. This is history. Never before in Texas or America have this many
00:33:01 organizations come together and said, we have to protect the Constitution, we've got to protect
00:33:07 separation of powers, and we've got to limit the disaster, the socialist damage that can be
00:33:12 inflicted on the great state of Texas for four years once the Democrats take over. We only have
00:33:17 nine weeks left to act. Now is not the time for surrender. Now is not the time for lame excuses
00:33:21 for inaction. Now is the time for boldness and fearless fighting on behalf of the liberty of 30
00:33:28 million Texans and their children and their children. Harrison, where do people go on social
00:33:34 media right now to find out all this information? And what website do they go to if there's one out
00:33:38 there that covers everything? Right. So the easiest place is going to be my X feed at
00:33:43 Brian E. Harrison on X. There's a petition, which you can see printed out right here. We had to stop
00:33:48 printing earlier and make multiple stacks. It literally almost hit the ceiling here, but keep
00:33:52 signing. The only way this is going to happen, because I'm going to be really blunt, the liberal
00:33:55 uniparty establishment that has controlled Texas for far too long, they do not want to limit the
00:34:00 emergency executive powers. They're actually okay, and they're not making nonstop excuses
00:34:04 for governor-elect Hinojosa to wield complete unchecked power. That's not good enough. The only
00:34:09 way we can stop them is if they feel pressure from the grassroots. So please, at Brian E. Harrison
00:34:13 on X, at Brian E. Harrison on X, or Representative Brian Harrison on Facebook, sign the petition,
00:34:20 make your voice be heard, and then call the governor and then find the name of your state
00:34:23 rep, your state senator, and you tag them on social media and tell them you demand action
00:34:28 and you demand a special session to protect liberty in the state of Texas and limit the
00:34:32 damage the Democrats can inflict for the next four years. Brian Harrison, thank you so much.
00:34:37 thank you for leading this fight it's got to happen yeah or you got to have god bless you
00:34:42 god bless uh the posse thank you brother todd benzeman todd uh we know because of your reporting
00:34:48 and using the platform of the war room to amplify it you've got some people scrambling down there
00:34:54 there's still trying to make them sanctuary cities in a sanctuary state but they're trying
00:34:59 to do it under the cover of night is that correct yes uh we're seeing dominoes start to fall because
00:35:06 the new leadership that's coming in is messaging, we're probably not going to enforce these
00:35:13 laws.
00:35:13 There's two laws on the books that require cooperation with ICE among all the counties,
00:35:21 the city, the county jails, the city police, the sheriffs, et cetera.
00:35:26 That seems to be dying down.
00:35:28 We've got Houston on the books.
00:35:30 We got San Antonio and Austin on the books.
00:35:32 But I want to tell you what I'm watching.
00:35:34 I am watching for blue counties and blue county sheriffs in particular who run their jails to see whether they plan to scale back quietly and stealthily probably on their calls to ICE to turn over criminal aliens in their jails.
00:35:55 That is a law under SB8. It was passed last year. They are required, even in the blue districts, are required to call ICE and turn over criminal aliens. They don't like it. They never wanted it. They fought it in the beginning.
00:36:12 Now they've got a governor-elect and a lieutenant governor-elect and, most importantly, an attorney general-elect who are saying, we're not really into this.
00:36:24 We think that that is inhumane and cruel.
00:36:29 We don't want any part of ICE.
00:36:31 And the attorney general-elect, Nathan Johnson, is out there saying, I think I'm going to exercise discretion about enforcement on SB 8.
00:36:42 So what I will be looking for are blue sheriffs who are calling ICE a lot less starting in January and are not advertising it now because of, you know, maybe you and broadcasts like this where we're on it.
00:36:58 But they do, they are legally obliged under the law to do it.
00:37:03 But what's the law if there's no enforcement or teeth behind it, right?
00:37:07 what is just tell people because we got caravans we got oscar blue down and territory that you've
00:37:14 been before the caravans are starting because they follow the news he said they all got
00:37:18 smartphones they're all following the news moment by moment they see what the democrats have done
00:37:22 the folks in texas particularly the open borders and sanctuary crowd extremely smart and cunning
00:37:27 uh they're planning and plotting all this and now they don't like it exposed they want to try
00:37:34 every measure possible. What should we do to try to thwart the governor-elect from coming in and
00:37:40 making a sanctuary state? And what can people do to make sure we can fight back on these sanctuary
00:37:45 sheriffs in the counties and sanctuary cities, sir? Well, I think that if the attorney general,
00:37:52 my understanding is that the attorney general decides not to enforce or to deprioritize or
00:37:57 whatever the terminology is that they're using now, there is a possibility that local district
00:38:03 attorneys, DAs, and county attorneys could move to enforce. The problem is that in blue districts,
00:38:12 they might not be very inclined to do that. They'll fall in line if they're in the Democratic
00:38:17 Party. In the blue districts, in the red districts, you have a shot at doing some kind of enforcement.
00:38:24 I think also there might be a possibility of maybe threatening to withhold funding
00:38:31 at the federal level.
00:38:33 I'm not sure how effective that has been.
00:38:36 Oh, that's got to happen.
00:38:37 I haven't been a huge fan of it
00:38:40 because I haven't seen it work that well.
00:38:42 They haven't followed through,
00:38:43 but they probably have to actually follow through
00:38:45 and pull the cash.
00:38:47 What action, hang on,
00:38:49 what action are you calling for President Trump
00:38:51 and Stephen Miller to take now?
00:38:55 On this particular issue,
00:38:57 it's gonna be,
00:38:58 they've got the purse strings on funding.
00:39:00 Think about federal highway grant money. There's a lot of law enforcement grant money that flows into the state coffers and then onto the street-level cops, but it's federal.
00:39:16 And I think we've seen here local police definitely respond to that.
00:39:23 They rely on that sort of grant money to fund basic operations and get equipment and gear, et cetera.
00:39:30 They do care about that.
00:39:31 So maybe there's something there.
00:39:33 Furthermore, there could be grounds for litigation to require to force enforcement.
00:39:42 But we've also seen pretty limp-wristed enforcement when a judge or a court rules that you must enforce on these things.
00:39:53 And it's kind of like, oh, we'll do a little bit here, and then that'll meet the obligation.
00:39:58 All of those kind of things
00:39:59 they'll have to start thinking about.
00:40:01 We're very early in this process.
00:40:03 It's brand new.
00:40:04 We're still trying to figure out
00:40:06 what's even happening yet.
00:40:08 We haven't seen them enter office
00:40:11 and we haven't,
00:40:13 I'm going to be watching
00:40:13 those blue counties closely
00:40:16 and especially the blue sheriffs,
00:40:18 the blue district attorneys,
00:40:20 the blue county attorneys here in Texas.
00:40:23 That's the ball to keep the eye on,
00:40:25 in my opinion.
00:40:26 Todd Benzman from the state capitol.
00:40:28 Where they go for all your content, Todd?
00:40:30 You've been ahead of this
00:40:31 and warning people about this from the beginning.
00:40:34 That's right.
00:40:36 I'm on X, Benzman Todd on X.
00:40:39 I work for the Heritage Foundation.
00:40:41 I've got a page there.
00:40:42 All my material is there.
00:40:43 Toddbenzman.com.
00:40:44 You can find me.
00:40:46 I've got a sub stack.
00:40:47 All my material is there.
00:40:50 Thank you, brother.
00:40:51 Appreciate you and appreciate you being on scene
00:40:53 to make sure that we can thwart this thing.
00:40:55 They're already trying to, after St. Antonio and Austin, they realize we were on to them.
00:40:59 They're trying to do it backdoor.
00:41:00 Thank you, Todd.
00:41:00 Appreciate it.
00:41:02 Richard Barris.
00:41:05 The priorities of the guys you said that didn't vote are, you know, about mass deportations, about no amnesty, about the traditional things at the core of the original MAGA movement.
00:41:17 Right there you see that in voting against it, now we're going to have people like these radicals taking over in Texas.
00:41:25 They're going to strip off anything they've done on the border.
00:41:28 They're going to let these caravans in.
00:41:32 They're going to make sanctuary cities that were in a sanctuary state.
00:41:35 What then is the young man's position?
00:41:38 We've got to fight it now. 1.00
00:41:39 We fight it in a minority. 0.97
00:41:40 We figure out how to do it.
00:41:41 I mean given the fact that that's where their priorities, they didn't think enough was being done. 0.61
00:41:46 they said screw you not only simply i'm just not going to stay home i'm going to vote against you
00:41:50 what do we do in the debris that is now left if you want to if you want to save your country you 0.98
00:41:56 got to save texas we lose texas it's over sir yeah yeah and you know i tried to shout that
00:42:02 warning steve we are where we are we're at a point now where we're certainly in a defensive
00:42:06 position that we got to mitigate the damage they should be doing everything they can to make sure
00:42:11 that hiandosa and the incoming democrats are limited to what they can do but you and i both
00:42:16 know that they're going to do what democrats do and that's going to provide us an opportunity
00:42:20 to speak again towards what these young men want and let me just read this because we were talking
00:42:24 about immigration sure but the reason immigration and deportations was so key to them is because it
00:42:29 hits so many of these items that i'm about to read and this comes right from burn it down it's
00:42:33 gabe guarderini the guy's brilliant he wrote the forward for it and he said if you want to
00:42:37 understand why these younger voters increasingly think like revolutionaries and binge consume
00:42:41 reactionary influencers and viral content can't start with ideology consider the milestones basic
00:42:47 life markers society promises it's young it's net stability mobility family formation a home
00:42:54 what's at the core of the american dream steve home ownership right debt freedom dignity and
00:42:59 a future that pays off after good hard work it really is that simple and these obviously
00:43:05 immigration touches a lot of those but we got to go back to speaking towards their their hopes and
00:43:10 their fears for the future because i mean a great example of this right now is going on with gutfeld
00:43:15 and one of his panelists right cat when they're talking about home affordability and the facts
00:43:19 are just not on the side of the fox boomer con it is harder for them to reach these milestones and
00:43:25 we have to make sure that they do because what we found and you'll read in the book is that they're
00:43:30 not going through the political maturation process which leads to people becoming more conservative
00:43:34 and more right-wing as you get older because you have more you have more uh you know stake in the
00:43:39 game you have a family you have kids you have a home so that changes your voting behavior and if
00:43:45 we don't help them reach these milestones with economic populism steve then we're just going to
00:43:49 spite off our nose you know we're going to cut off our own nose to spite it's all about a lot more
00:43:53 nationals okay barris hang on for one second i'm going to announce now barris is going to be back
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00:45:47 NBC News. No, it was not a blue tsunami. It was a blue great mud flood, a once in a earth
00:45:56 experience flood of the entire planet, axes flipping. You want to know how bad it was?
00:46:01 Young white men, non-college educated, making up 2.8 million voters, shifted 40 points to the
00:46:09 Democratic Party. Okay. Nick Fuentes is the future of the GOP. That's it. Because that was his 0.62
00:46:18 message. These are his people. And I am surprised to see they agreed with him. Not that he spoke to
00:46:25 literally every single one of these 18 to 29, 29 year old young white men with no college degrees.
00:46:29 But he spoke to a lot of them and they heard what he said when he said, go vote Democrat, 0.69
00:46:33 destroy the Republican Party, because they did. And it's so bad. Mathematically, there is no
00:46:40 historical precedent for the Republicans to win 2028 with how bad they were defeated. I will say
00:46:46 it again. The margins they would have to overcome, the amount of seats they would have to flip would
00:46:52 be so insane it would shatter records it would be historic again the likelihood is slim to none
00:46:59 richard barris is going to be back with us tomorrow morning i'm also going to work it out
00:47:03 with mark mitchell get mark mitchell not tomorrow i'm just going to do barris but i'm going to get
00:47:06 mark on here to give him a morning that he can co-host with us and work through it uh is tim
00:47:12 pool uh right is he correct richard barris you'd have to sum it up for me because i couldn't hear
00:47:18 it it was muted but uh if is if it's anything of what he was saying steve with uh jesse and he was
00:47:24 repeating it's the same okay hang on it's the same hang on you can't you can't take stop you
00:47:29 can't take that out i played this exact same clip i paid early in the show so is tim pool correct
00:47:33 yes or no yeah it is and i was it was muted my mic didn't work come on in paris is he right or
00:47:41 wrong i mean i think is he right or wrong don't give me don't give me the slip is he right or
00:47:45 he's right yeah he's right he's right on what topic what's he right on look these these guys
00:47:51 in there they're like i'm trying to be nice here to the administration the best i can but i think
00:47:56 we all need to take a second and reflect on what tim's trying to say with young men and their lack
00:48:02 of loyalty to anybody right now or at least like you know that they punished us and they if we just
00:48:09 ignore the reason why they punished us and we pretend like they didn't have a good reason or
00:48:14 They're cutting off the nose to spite their face.
00:48:15 We're not going to win them back.
00:48:17 These guys are – look, when we poll them, they'll say they're moderate.
00:48:21 They're not moderates.
00:48:22 They have very strong views about things, but they're not picking liberal or conservative because they hate both sides, which means they're going to keep swinging like that, Steve, if we don't firmly secure them. 0.99
00:48:33 And the way to do that is to speak to their damn needs. 0.98
00:48:35 It was our bad. 0.99
00:48:37 You actually were muted with the system you got.
00:48:39 I thought so.
00:48:40 But it was the earlier clip.
00:48:41 I got it.
00:48:42 I got it.
00:48:42 I got it.
00:48:43 I got it.
00:48:44 Yes, Barris.
00:48:45 It's Tim Pool last night.
00:48:46 Barris, where do people go right now for the People's Pundit?
00:48:49 You're going to be back with me riding shotgun tomorrow.
00:48:51 Where do people go?
00:48:52 Forget the People's Pundit.
00:48:53 Go by Burn It Down.
00:48:55 I'm telling you, it is the most important book that you have to read.
00:48:59 Burn It Down.
00:48:59 What the polls say young Americans really want.
00:49:01 You have to know it because guess what?
00:49:03 They're the electorate now.
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00:51:58 You're going to be, Patrick O'Donnell, you're going to be back here at five o'clock, right?
00:52:02 Yes, co-hosting.
00:52:02 Why should people in the interim buy the book?
00:52:04 You know, our freedom and liberty is at stake constantly right now with so many factors.
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00:52:17 Our liberties were in danger, and if the attempts made on them were not resisting the first stage, there was no knowing where the British executions and oppressions might end.
00:52:26 The present war afforded all real lovers of liberty in our country a glorious opportunity to singleize themselves.
00:52:32 the eyes of mankind turn upon us if we triumphed we would be hailed as the
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