Bannon's War Room - November 13, 2026


Episode 5805： Stories Those Who Helped Win The Revolution; The Last Stand In Texas

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00:00:00 ...and ask Howard Lutnick that. That's not the first time someone at Treasury had asked someone at Commerce that question.
00:00:06 I'm sure the people that work for Scott who are on top of things, and particularly they have China on watch every second.
00:00:13 I assure you that someone at Treasury at a senior level had already been into intense conversations with Commerce with, hey, what's going on here?
00:00:24 What's this a thing you guys do when you're at Goldman Sachs making the millions?
00:00:27 When you're on the phone and you're spot on, like, do this,
00:00:31 so you give the hat tip to the other guy to go make the trade?
00:00:33 Is that what you guys used to do?
00:00:35 I was a slug on the floor just taking the incoming from all you folks.
00:00:40 But you're talking.
00:00:43 This is how you became a qualified investor all those years.
00:00:47 Listen, I didn't realize I'm doing this in the war room time.
00:00:50 I should have done it in the war room.
00:00:52 No, it's gold.
00:00:54 It's gold.
00:00:55 This is talk show gold.
00:00:57 I've got bowling coming out.
00:00:59 Listen, I'm very proud of you today to step into the breach.
00:01:02 Not with the recommendation of Jim Cramer, but you stepped into the breach, bought the dip, went long,
00:01:07 and at least it's paid off for one, what, 10-hour period?
00:01:10 Yeah, who knows?
00:01:11 We'll find it out.
00:01:12 And I will if Jensen Wong implicates anyone at the board level at NVIDIA.
00:01:18 It'll be blood. 0.86
00:01:19 President heads the China.
00:01:23 Jensen Wong has agreed so far to sit down with a select committee of the House
00:01:27 why the Republicans run it.
00:01:30 We'll have more details on that.
00:01:31 Eric Bolling, thank you so much, and thank you for letting me come on for a handoff today,
00:01:35 and thank you for hanging around for a few minutes of the war room.
00:01:38 I know you get very antsy after that clock hits 5.
00:01:41 Thank you.
00:01:43 Steve, have a great show.
00:01:44 Thank you, sir.
00:01:45 Appreciate you.
00:01:46 I think we've got a short call to open.
00:01:48 Let's play that.
00:01:49 Uh, Daily Mail's got a big story up on, uh, on Texas following the war room.
00:01:55 And of course, Patrick K. O'Donnell's in the house with my favorite book,
00:02:01 Reverend Revolutionary Snipers, we're going to get the inside story on all of this.
00:02:05 Let's go and play the cold open.
00:02:07 The story has rocked Silicon Valley, Wall Street and Washington.
00:02:10 Lots of folks wondering how far the blast radius may extend here, especially considering
00:02:16 how close Jensen Wong has been to President Trump.
00:02:20 Joining us, contributing writer at the Free Press, Patrick McGee.
00:02:23 Patrick, it's really good to have you.
00:02:24 Thanks for joining us.
00:02:26 So a second ago, I said, how much worse is this going to get?
00:02:28 Reuters is now reporting that he had another relationship with another employee,
00:02:35 so a second employee, and they're citing two people familiar.
00:02:39 Reuters is not naming the second employee,
00:02:40 and attempts to reach the woman, according to Reuters, were not successful.
00:02:45 So I ask you, how bad is this going to get?
00:02:49 Wow. Yeah. Well, this won't seem so argumentative now, but I would I would have said, you know, Jensen's lost his job, which might lead you to think that this is sort of the end of it for Jensen.
00:02:58 I think this is still kind of the beginning. So not at all surprised that we're learning more.
00:03:02 And with him testifying to before Congress next week behind closed doors, unfortunately, because I'm sure you and I would very much like to watch it.
00:03:10 Who knows what's going to come out? I mean, there are so many unanswered questions.
00:03:13 We don't know way more than what we do know.
00:03:17 So this is, you know, pick your metaphor, tip of the iceberg.
00:03:20 There's so much more we're going to find out.
00:03:23 In Washington, guys, the fallout from the news of Phuong's affair with an alleged spy is only just beginning.
00:03:28 We now expect him to see him.
00:03:29 We now expect to see him on Capitol Hill next week testifying in a closed door meeting with lawmakers.
00:03:34 There's no confirmed date yet for that appearance.
00:03:37 But Congressman Brian Mast, he chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
00:03:39 He says Huang has agreed to appear and will likely testify before Congress leaves for the Thanksgiving holiday.
00:03:46 Republican Senator Tom Tillis now is also among a growing group of lawmakers calling for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to also testify before Congress.
00:03:53 And the top Democrats on two powerful committees, Senate Finance and House Ways and Means, wrote to Lutnick today to say they are launching an investigation into the administration's scheme, as they call it,
00:04:03 to approve and tax exports of NVIDIA chips to Chinese companies with links to the Chinese
00:04:08 government, military and sanctioned entities. And then finally, guys, one last piece we just
00:04:13 heard from Attorney General Todd Blanche on all of this for the first time. In the last hour or so,
00:04:17 he told reporters that the Justice Department is looking into Alice Fong, but he says there
00:04:22 have been no conclusions reached yet by the DOJ or by FBI Director Cash Patel as to who she is
00:04:28 or is not. So he says they're still looking into these allegations of whether she was in fact a
00:04:33 by. Megan, it seems like Jensen Huang and perhaps by extension NVIDIA is in the crosshairs of a lot
00:04:38 of different committees on Capitol Hill at this point. Is there a sense that we came out, you
00:04:43 know, without any connection to the company more, that the company is more insulated from being
00:04:49 called up from penalties, et cetera? It's hard to know. You're right that there are so many
00:04:54 congressional committees going after this. It won't stop when the Democrats will only increase
00:04:58 when the Democrats take over in January. But it's notable that there's so much momentum now
00:05:02 even with Republicans still in charge. It's a growing number of bipartisan,
00:05:06 growing amount of bipartisan support, I would say, on all of this. What's very clear is that
00:05:11 whether or not this was the ulterior motive or this was ever meant to be the outcome of all of
00:05:16 this is we are definitely going to see heightened, increased policy, tighter policy, I should say,
00:05:22 on expert control front when it comes to China, a much tighter stance in Washington with members
00:05:27 of both parties now wanting to see the U.S. crack down on all of this much more than we've seen for
00:05:30 the past two years. And Megan, you mentioned that a lot of the scrutiny or perhaps criticism is
00:05:36 falling on Commerce Secretary Lutnik. He was one who has been reported to have maybe tried to
00:05:41 soften some of the restrictions on China's sales. And yet today, I think the president did express
00:05:48 his backing for the Commerce Secretary. That's right. There's a lot of this that does center
00:05:53 on the Commerce Department. They, of course, oversee the Bureau of Industry and Security,
00:05:56 which has power over export controls. And that's really the policy that is most in question here.
00:06:01 Axios had some of that reporting yesterday, that saying that a number of cabinet officials,
00:06:06 that there was near unanimity across the cabinet, including with President Trump,
00:06:10 to authorize a crackdown on some of these sales to China of some of these chips.
00:06:15 And that Lutnik, as you said, was the one who stood in the way. Now, I spoke with a White House
00:06:19 official earlier today who said that the president had the quote was complete confidence in Lutnik.
00:06:24 After I got that statement, Reuters is now out with a report saying that some senior White House officials are considering whether or not Lutnick now should be ousted from his role in all of this.
00:06:35 Now, it's unclear if Lutnick was maybe the only one or just at the center of this.
00:06:39 There are questions of whether he might be scapegoated to try to let others avoid some of the blame.
00:06:44 But obviously, he's going to be in focus in all of this.
00:06:47 OK, Thursday, 12 November in the year of our Lord, 2026.
00:06:51 This is why, as we recommended today, these situations are quite difficult, but you've got to get ahead of the story.
00:06:58 You just heard right there, kind of conflicting president come out, so he's got my complete confidence in Lutnik.
00:07:03 But then Reuters has a story up in Kobayashi, the Kobayashi letter, which if people follow the markets,
00:07:11 this is a, I guess, a Twitter handle, a Twitter feed that has always great scoops on it and great analysis.
00:07:19 They're reporting right now, Trump administration is reportedly considering firing Commerce Secretary Howard Lettnick over the China chip scandal.
00:07:27 What I'd recommend is get ahead of the story of what the facts are.
00:07:30 If you're going to make moves, remember, some of these moves are irreversible.
00:07:34 So really think through what you're doing here.
00:07:37 As we have said from the very beginning, and we agree, there have been a number of people in the cabinet,
00:07:41 including Scott Besson and Marco Rubio and others of the, what I would say, the China hawks.
00:07:46 and then others of us outside,
00:07:48 there are even more China hawks
00:07:49 that we want to see the takedown
00:07:50 of the Chinese Communist Party,
00:07:51 the CCP,
00:07:53 by Lao Baixing,
00:07:54 that's old hundred names,
00:07:56 that there's just,
00:07:58 there's no logic whatsoever
00:07:59 about allowing the Chinese Communist Party
00:08:02 to have the most advanced chips,
00:08:03 any of them,
00:08:04 any access to them.
00:08:06 The reason is the argument's always been
00:08:08 about any type of regulatory apparatus
00:08:10 or any type of regulatory,
00:08:12 like the Atomic Energy Commission
00:08:14 around the frontier labs,
00:08:16 which, as you know, just run wild.
00:08:19 Don't take it from me.
00:08:20 Read the prospectuses of OpenAI or read it of Anthropik
00:08:24 that are trying to go public and talk to you about,
00:08:27 I don't know, it's a 10% chance the entire world could end
00:08:30 because of our product.
00:08:32 Read that and then talk to me about risk mitigation.
00:08:36 Right now, a lot of people have been opposed to that,
00:08:40 opposed to this policy of just looking the other way in China
00:08:43 and commerce is in charge of it.
00:08:45 But Axios has reported, and it has not been refuted by the Treasury Department, has not been refuted by Secretary Besson, has not been refuted by the White House, that there was a confrontation months ago between Scott Besson and Howard Lutnick on this very topic about the actual oversight of sanctions and the restricted chips about what was happening.
00:09:07 Now we have one honeypot running a company.
00:09:10 We at least know it looks like it's $7.5 billion.
00:09:13 You have another employee at the company, another one today.
00:09:15 These are going to pop up.
00:09:16 All of that, all of the personal failings of Jensen Wong as an individual and a husband are beside the point.
00:09:25 The DEI requirements at the board are also beside the point.
00:09:30 The board can work that out.
00:09:32 They didn't get rid of Jensen Wong because of that, trust me.
00:09:35 But Jensen Wong is probably, if Elon's the, you know, I'm no fan of either one of these guys, but if Elon's the best process engineer, a lot of the AI revolution is because of Jensen Wong and his vision about these chips.
00:09:52 That cannot be denied. The company's got a market cap of $5 trillion. And although there's a lot of fluff in the AI community, he has consistently delivered, you know, revenues, earnings, all of it.
00:10:04 They've got a backlog, as Eric Bolling said today, up to 2030, backlog.
00:10:10 Then why are they taking the highest-end shifts where they've been told that the Chinese Communist Party should not have access to? 0.63
00:10:16 And why are they looking the other way as the black market thrives?
00:10:20 And clearly now you have a fang-fang situation where you have a – looks like a – from state security, which is the hammer group over there.
00:10:29 From the Ministry of State Security, you have a young woman who looks like she's a honeypot. 0.59
00:10:33 and now they're coming up
00:10:35 with all these folks inside the company.
00:10:37 All of that is immaterial.
00:10:39 What is material is how
00:10:41 we had on the books
00:10:42 tight restrictions and cabinet
00:10:45 members, at least we know Scott Besson, we haven't heard
00:10:47 I don't think totally from Rubio
00:10:49 about
00:10:50 discussions between institutions.
00:10:54 I told you if Scott
00:10:55 Besson had a confrontation
00:10:56 in the Kennedy room or the
00:10:59 Situation Room, which is right there below
00:11:01 the west wing if he had a confrontation with the commerce secretary that ain't the first time
00:11:05 somebody in treasury had brought that up to commerce okay that is a culmination that's not
00:11:10 an initiation that's a culmination i'm sure of a frustrated period with treasury officials we're
00:11:16 talking to commerce and saying what exactly is going on here because scott is in charge of the
00:11:21 overall negotiating of the uh of the strategic package both trade rare earths all of it with
00:11:29 the chinese communist party so um there's gonna be a lot more to dig down here but like i said
00:11:33 i would really think through all the moves that should be taken here uh before like kobayashi
00:11:39 said well you know people in the white house think that uh think that uh lutnik should be
00:11:45 terminated i think first off we really get the entire what the white house should do is get the
00:11:48 entire story of exactly what went down in a very specific timeline it doesn't make me feel great
00:11:54 that Todd Blanche is like, you know, reading it on the in the New York Post one. Oh, yeah, there's
00:11:59 a woman. Maybe we'll check that out. I assume that the FBI, because this is something that's 0.99
00:12:06 been known to people, has already been leaked at the intelligence community, at least the Central
00:12:10 Intelligence Agency. And hey, far be it for me to say the Mossad slash CIA doesn't share information
00:12:16 with everybody. But I would hope Kash Patel would have been on top of this. I would hope Todd Blanche
00:12:21 and the national security arm would be on top of it.
00:12:23 I know they're juggling a lot, but as I've said before,
00:12:27 this is a massive, I think, national security issue has to be addressed.
00:12:32 It's pretty shocking to me that Jensen Wong has agreed to go testify.
00:12:39 I understand it's closed door behind doors,
00:12:42 and the Republicans are running the committee.
00:12:44 Maybe there's something strategically they think they can do with the Republicans here,
00:12:48 But I find that I don't know how he'd get prepped by his lawyers in just a week's time.
00:12:54 And this is what I would recommend to Jensen.
00:12:56 You pretty much want to be prepped by your lawyers.
00:12:58 We've got a couple minutes.
00:13:00 Where are you going to take us today?
00:13:03 Patrick O'Donnell is back in the house because the book's on fire.
00:13:06 They won't let you watch it.
00:13:06 We're going into the breach, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:13:09 Okay, where are we going?
00:13:09 We're going October 8, 1777, the Battle of Saratoga,
00:13:13 where the Corps that the British feared the most,
00:13:17 the revolutionary snipers, went into the breach
00:13:20 and will change history,
00:13:22 and it would be their actions and agency
00:13:23 that would directly impact and create a situation
00:13:27 where they capture the first full British field army in history.
00:13:31 This is that you're going to tell us the Saratoga?
00:13:34 Yeah, this is the second battle of Bemis Heights,
00:13:37 and this is where...
00:13:38 That's part of what we call the Battle of Saratoga.
00:13:40 There are two battles.
00:13:41 There are the Battle of Freeman Forum in September,
00:13:43 it's here that the snipers will play a huge role along with henry dearborn the town of dearborn
00:13:49 is named after him and he was a musket man that they combined arms they put the musket men with
00:13:55 the snipers so that they had a phalanx of bayonets and they hold off the british there and it's you
00:14:01 know it's it's dearborn that will say we had something more at stake than six pence per day
00:14:07 and that's what the british soldiers were fighting for six pence per day but they were fighting for
00:14:12 what they believed in, their homes, freedom
00:14:15 and liberty. What a great line.
00:14:17 We went fixed band nets
00:14:19 on this one. Okay, Patrick K. O'Donnell's
00:14:21 here. The book is Revolutionary
00:14:22 Snipers. It reads like
00:14:24 a novel. You will not
00:14:27 be able to put this thing down.
00:14:28 I've jumped in and started it, and man, it was
00:14:30 tough for me to break away to do War Room.
00:14:33 It was. It's that good.
00:14:35 You really know how to write.
00:14:37 Self-taught.
00:14:38 Didn't go to the Iowa, wasn't
00:14:40 invited to the iowa writer workshop i am an island not not i am an island is when it comes to
00:14:46 historian when it comes to writer i do my own thing do we gotta get you to teach a class
00:14:51 that'd be fun short break patrick hayden dollars in the house revolutionary snipers hurtling to
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00:18:09 There's so much going on in Texas and all throughout.
00:18:11 Obviously, this Jason, this Jensen Wong story,
00:18:16 because it deals with so many things, it deals with national security.
00:18:19 It obviously deals with the industrial economy of something we've never seen before, this industrial revolution.
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00:18:30 it's going to deal directly with the equity markets, the debt markets, all of it.
00:18:34 But while I've got some time, one of my favorites is the Battle of Saratoga was,
00:18:39 and if you think about it in the early days, we had some pretty good wins.
00:18:43 I mean, you had Saratoga, you had Lexington, you had Boston.
00:18:48 But talk to me, because Saratoga starts off something, and it's great that you're doing it from the rifleman's point of view, the snipers.
00:18:57 Saratoga starts off something that's quite obvious.
00:19:01 Gates and his team of Benedict Arnold won a major battle against a first-class general, Johnny Burgoyne, right?
00:19:09 And captured an entire army.
00:19:11 An entire British army surrendered.
00:19:13 It had never been done in history.
00:19:14 Never been done in history.
00:19:15 But London was in shock when this happened, when the word got back.
00:19:20 And that gave Gates – and Washington's policy, as you and I have gone through, is keep the army in being.
00:19:26 I have to retreat.
00:19:27 I have to retreat because if the army is destroyed, the game is over.
00:19:31 Exactly.
00:19:31 But it also brings in the French alliance, which is absolutely crucial for money and troops.
00:19:36 The French see Saratoga and they go –
00:19:37 Everything. 1.00
00:19:38 They're licking their chops.
00:19:41 And we're talking right now about –
00:19:43 But how do we win?
00:19:44 In the trenches, how do we win?
00:19:45 It's two battles. It's one thing to think about. First is Freeman's Farm. And it's here that the riflemen and Henry Dearborn's men have a field day because they're in the ravines or behind trees. They're sniping at these guys. They fix them in place. And it's here that the British build a series of fortifications. And it's here that, you know, on October 8th, 1777, where we're talking now about the battle for Bemis Heights, that they pull out, they're starving.
00:20:13 They come into a wheat field and they start to use scythes and harvest the wheat because they need it.
00:20:21 And it's here that, you know, James Wilkinson, who's Gates' second, says they come out.
00:20:27 You got Benedict Arnold and James Wilkinson.
00:20:30 This guy's another piece of work.
00:20:32 He's one of my main characters because he's a rifleman.
00:20:34 By the way, he's absolutely, like Benedict Arnold, a great warrior and a fantastic hero in the fight.
00:20:41 he becomes a real piece of work later in the country's history he becomes an agent for Spain
00:20:46 he's Aaron Burr's he's Aaron Burr's uh buddy he's got a checkered past we love guys like this in
00:20:52 these books though because they're such great warriors and they look around and go ahead and
00:20:58 really get a piece of the deal here right that's their but their their ambition and energy on the
00:21:04 battlefield is second to none they're looking around and they're seeing that the guys that
00:21:07 got the loyalist farm and they didn't get anything at the end in fact they might have got in some of
00:21:11 these guys they got the creditor came up came over to them and uh you know repossessed their stuff
00:21:16 but anyways october 8th 1777 the british come out they start to harvest the wheat and it's here that
00:21:23 wilkinson informs gates that they've come out and he says to and he says to wilkinson well then
00:21:29 order on morgan and begin the game and they push out morgan and his corps the elite rifleman along
00:21:37 with henry dearborn and they they wraith-like move around you got a story it's got benedict
00:21:42 arnold jamie wilkinson and henry morgan those are three of the best and morgan is the three
00:21:47 the best field commanders total badass because you know as we mentioned earlier morgan had been
00:21:53 you know he struck a british officer he had been struck in his back 499 times and before every
00:21:59 battle he'd been lashed like it was a killing thing and what he would do to motivate his men
00:22:05 is he would take his shirt off and say, this is what we're fighting for.
00:22:08 Show the marks on the back.
00:22:08 And show the marks, the scars on his back.
00:22:11 400 lashes and lived?
00:22:13 499.
00:22:14 Almost 500.
00:22:15 Normally you would die.
00:22:17 Your lungs would collapse.
00:22:17 It would tear your back apart.
00:22:19 And they move out in a wraith-like fashion, and they're moving through the trees.
00:22:24 They gain the high ground, and they gain like a right flank position,
00:22:28 and they start to mow down the British.
00:22:30 They launch several bayonet charges. 0.77
00:22:33 It's Henry Dearborn's men.
00:22:35 and the riflemen with their long rifles that repulse them and it's here that the um they start
00:22:40 to target british officers one of the british officers like tries to run a message over to
00:22:45 burgoyne saying we're about to collapse he's struck and it's at this point that they charge
00:22:52 forward and one of my favorite characters in this book is a guy by the name of morris
00:22:57 and morris is this hulking figure and kind of think of uh james bond the guy jaws he's got a
00:23:02 double row of teeth and he would literally uh because that happens all the time only only in
00:23:09 your books only in the archives he picks up stuff but this guy's on a horse with a sword moving
00:23:14 forward is and he annihilates the right flank how does one get a double row of teeth i have no idea
00:23:20 but it's so cool isn't it and he's like the human tank at the same time and they let out a whoop
00:23:26 and they they attack and they start to collapse the entire right flank of the british army
00:23:31 And this is where Simon Fraser, General Simon Fraser, tries to reorganize his men.
00:23:36 Simon Fraser is a great field commander for the British, and I believe he's killed him.
00:23:40 He's killed right here, right?
00:23:41 What happens now is he's on a Ray Main, and he is moving through the lines.
00:23:47 And it's here that Morgan says to one of his best men, and they think it's Timothy Murphy, who goes up into a tree, and they say, take him out.
00:23:56 As a sniper.
00:23:57 As a sniper. And it's, you know, a several hundred yard shot and the ball hits him and it mortally wounds him at this stage.
00:24:04 Simon Frazier, great general, great field commander. Tell me about this has a profound impact.
00:24:09 Yeah, because you see a leader, not just a leader, a real warrior taken out.
00:24:13 All of a sudden you're rethinking what your possibilities are.
00:24:15 And it's here that they start to fall back towards their fortifications.
00:24:19 And they have a series of redoubts that they built after the Battle of Freeman's Farm.
00:24:23 And it's here that the riflemen will play the most important role in many ways.
00:24:29 They are probing towards these fortifications.
00:24:33 And Benedict Arnold is on his horse moving the men forward.
00:24:37 And he's encouraging the men with his...
00:24:39 Great physical courage.
00:24:41 Tremendous.
00:24:43 Hannibal-like with the men.
00:24:45 And he also was a strategic genius.
00:24:47 Unlike Gates.
00:24:48 Gates was the guy that was back in the field headquarters.
00:24:51 Gates was not much.
00:24:52 He was chair-born.
00:24:53 The reason they never relieved Washington with Gates, they knew that Gates was not the guy.
00:24:57 This has led to Benedict Arnold's treason later on because he thought he should be the guy.
00:25:03 Exactly.
00:25:03 And they have a series of redoubts, and then there's a couple cabins that link the two redoubts together.
00:25:09 They're called the Canadian cabins because they're occupied by Canadian troops that are part of the British Army.
00:25:16 And the riflemen strike right in the center, and they split the defense in half.
00:25:21 And Arnold is right there on the field along with Morgan and Dearborn.
00:25:25 Wow.
00:25:25 And Morgan, it's Arnold that leads the attack.
00:25:31 Now, we've got limited time.
00:25:33 Arnold gets his horse shot out from him.
00:25:36 It gets his number horse.
00:25:37 As he's attacking the Redoubt along with 12 Rifleman and Morris,
00:25:41 who has the double row of teeth.
00:25:43 And they shoot the horse out from him because he's leading him on horseback.
00:25:47 The horse rolls over on him.
00:25:49 it destroys his leg it destroys his leg he also got hit for the second time because at quebec he
00:25:54 was hit in the leg and he was in so much pain that he tells dearborn i wish the bullet had struck my
00:26:00 heart yeah and this is a tough hombre this is a tough guy and they stream into the fort and it's
00:26:05 morrison give up too much you gotta hold it hey you gotta buy this book but i'm gonna ask you one
00:26:09 question far be it from the war room to connect the revolutionary war to modern politics but
00:26:15 But if Henry Dearborn, the heroism of Henry Dearborn, if he was back today and saw the city that the people in Michigan named in his honor as a Revolutionary War field commander and warrior was run 100 percent by Muslims and put in radical Muslims like Abdul in the United States Senate, what would Henry Dearborn say?
00:26:36 If Henry Dearborn, if you walked up to him after the Battle of Saratoga and said, 250 years from now, at some point in time in the future, they're going to name a major city or something that's going to become a major city in Michigan after you, and that's going to turn into be a Muslim enclave that can turn around American elections. 0.84
00:26:55 What would Henry Dearborn say? 0.74
00:26:56 I think he would be astonished at the way that the Constitution has been shredded and just, you know, the things that they fought for with the Constitution and the dispersion of power and the separation of power.
00:27:15 I think that they he would he he would probably be turning over in his grave on a rotisserie.
00:27:22 He said he would say it's a disgrace.
00:27:24 i i i think he would not i i just i think that they would say you know we need to go back to
00:27:33 our founding principles if you want to see read it like a novel revolutionary snipers and see
00:27:40 the great personages of benedict arnold and general morgan and henry dearborn um and many
00:27:48 Jamie Wilkinson, the bad hombres that fought for this country and created this country by leaving a lot of blood on battlefields and having a very tough army.
00:28:01 I would argue, man for man, the toughest army in the world, the British Army, paid grenadiers, right? 0.94
00:28:07 That's that shot about, hey, we don't do it for six shillings a day or whatever.
00:28:10 Our guys fought for a cause, but the British were hard as nails.
00:28:13 You read this book and see the Battle of Saratoga, wow.
00:28:16 And they weren't quitting even after that.
00:28:19 They were willing to fight to the death.
00:28:20 Got a lot more to go.
00:28:21 Okay, Patrick K. O'Donnell, Revolutionary Snipers is at Amazon.
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00:30:33 Also, you come here first for tomorrow's news today, right?
00:30:38 That's where you're at the world room.
00:30:40 Jensen Wong, wait for it, just retained one of the most powerful law firms in the world,
00:30:46 Paul Weiss.
00:30:47 Paul Weiss, whoever heard that name from?
00:30:49 Oh, yeah, that's the first law firm that President Trump went after because they dealt
00:30:55 with too many of the woke nonsense that tried to destroy the MAGA movement in the years
00:30:59 in the wilderness.
00:30:59 jensen wong retains paul weiss as a powerhouse law firm to help taking through all this
00:31:06 the mainstream media legacy media are watching the war room contributors like hawks we have both
00:31:13 the new york times and the daily mail new york times all over our own oscar blue ramirez oscar
00:31:18 they're saying you're going back to the same old playbook you're just you're just kicking up uh
00:31:23 you're kicking up dust here trying to scare people about there's nothing helping it happening with 1.00
00:31:27 these migrants. There's no caravans starting, and every time we do it, we're just going back. It's 1.00
00:31:32 just our default position back to an old playbook. Your thoughts, sir? Well, sir, I'll be honest.
00:31:37 These woke journalists, they live in their nice office, and they just write articles out of there,
00:31:41 but they don't live the catastrophe and the crisis that we have living. Under my belt, I got four
00:31:45 times crossing the Darien Gap and more than 13 caravans and have documented all migration to
00:31:50 the whole continent. So compete with that before speaking that we're saying something that is
00:31:54 completely, you know, the opposite. Yes, there have been dismantling caravans inside of the border
00:32:00 because of the Trump administration. If Kamala Harris would have been president, this would have 1.00
00:32:04 been a disaster. Since the Trump administration has come into office, Trump has gotten out of
00:32:08 the globalist compact of immigration. There's no migrants dying in the middle of the Darien Gap.
00:32:12 There's no women being raped, no children being trafficked in the Darien Gap. There's no enormous
00:32:17 trafficking in Central and South America. But still, even though since Cladis Chamban has
00:32:22 come into office, more than 12 caravans have been formulated and created over here in the south
00:32:27 border. Because of the 25 percent tariff that the Trump administration has implemented, that has
00:32:32 completely, some of them have stopped and some of them have decreased, and some a few migrants have
00:32:37 reached the Norton border. But the whole point of the issue is that this is not to stir up the pot.
00:32:43 It is to say the reality of what can happen in the next two years. If a Democratic president can come
00:32:48 in. He's not talking about the 1.2 million migrants that were stopped and scattered as soon as a one
00:32:53 minute Donald Trump came into office and shut down CBP-1. So you have more than 1.2 million
00:32:59 immigrants that are stuck between the north borders of Mexico and the United States. You've
00:33:02 got thousands that are waiting in the central parts of the country and you've got thousands
00:33:05 that are still coming in as 2,000 that are trying to minimize this. So it is a reality and it is a
00:33:11 problem. Let me give the New York Times a wake up and let me give and even Oscar you. They don't
00:33:16 need the white house in 2028 to do this they are doing it today and they're doing it in the state
00:33:23 of texas they're going to take back their stop operation uh lone star to take off all the assets
00:33:28 off the border they're going to walk away from 287g which is the individual cities the working
00:33:34 relationship with ice for interior enforcement uh and they're going to back off senate bill four
00:33:39 and senate bill eight because as brian harrison has rallied the nation we understand that the
00:33:45 incoming governor-elect, once she's governor, with her expanded emergency powers that basically
00:33:52 makes the Texas governor, if they call for emergency powers and for a certain segment 0.93
00:33:58 or sector of society, almost have tyrannical powers, she can make Texas a sanctuary state
00:34:05 why 287G is allowing these cities, these major blue cities and major blue counties with these 1.00
00:34:12 sheriff's in it to become sanctuary cities. Brian Harrison joins us. The Daily Mail had your efforts
00:34:18 as the lead story early in the afternoon. Before, wait for it, we found the third girlfriend 0.73
00:34:23 of Jensen Wong. You were the lead story. The headline was, and we can put up, 1.00
00:34:27 Last Stand Texas. Brian Harrison, is this our last stand?
00:34:33 You know, I hope it not, but there's, of course, the chance that it is, but I'm committed to doing
00:34:38 everything I can to make sure that it's not and that we have, we preserve, you know, the principles
00:34:43 and the precepts that made Texas the greatest state and the greatest nation that the earth has
00:34:48 ever known. And look, we've got nine weeks to act. We've got nine weeks to try and do everything we
00:34:52 can. Like we know how much time we have left. You know, the Democrats won last Tuesday, but they
00:34:57 weren't sworn in last Tuesday. And you're right, Stephen, when I got elected, I could not have been
00:35:01 more shocked to learn the powers that had been unconstitutionally, in my opinion, given to the
00:35:06 governor under these emergency authorities, quite literally. Anytime the Texas government is in a
00:35:11 declared state of emergency, and by the way, we can be in one for any reason, and guess who decides
00:35:16 if we're an emergency? The governor. Anytime we're in a declared state of emergency, guess what?
00:35:21 The legislative branch, irrelevant, out the window. The governor assumes all of the power to write
00:35:27 laws, to enforce laws that have been voted on by nobody, to edit, change any law on the books,
00:35:33 or to just disregard wholly any statute passed by the legislature,
00:35:37 including things like our prohibitions on cities and counties engaging in sanctuary city policy.
00:35:43 She could, this is not hyperbole, this isn't exaggeration,
00:35:47 she could with the stroke of a pen turn the Lone Star State, the state of Texas,
00:35:52 a state that I have been proud to call home my whole life,
00:35:54 into the biggest sanctuary state in the United States of America or one of them,
00:35:59 and she could do it on day one, 0.98
00:36:00 And there's not a single person in the Texas House or Texas Senate that could stop her unless we act in the next nine weeks.
00:36:08 That's why I am demanding Governor Greg Abbott bring us back.
00:36:11 The Democrats aren't in power yet. We're still here. I'm in the Capitol.
00:36:15 Governor, call a special session. Let's limit these emergency powers. 0.88
00:36:19 Let's put constraints on the amount of damage that the Democrats could do over the next four years.
00:36:23 And we had two big announcements today. We're making so much momentum.
00:36:25 of patriots across texas across america and as you alluded to across the globe understand how
00:36:30 important it is that we preserve freedom in texas because if if we ultimately lose freedom and
00:36:34 liberty in texas it may be lights out for america and we cannot let that happen without at least
00:36:39 trying to do everything we can to stop it so two big announcements today number one i yeah yeah go
00:36:44 ahead hang on what's the referee make the announcements the folks on the other side
00:36:49 understand this they're heading they're starting these caravans to hang to texas they ain't waiting
00:36:53 for 2028 they're not waiting for some president has thing they understand right now texas is in
00:36:59 play the state of texas is in play and the people in the cartels running the running the car running
00:37:05 the caravans they get this they don't need to wait for ossoff or wherever running aoc running a primary
00:37:10 they're coming and they're coming today because they understand on january 1st texas is open for
00:37:16 business the welcome mat is out as james tallarico said brian harrison what i'm sick i'm sick and
00:37:21 tired of you're right the illegal aliens right the caravans have started they're not waiting
00:37:26 until january for the inauguration you know who else is not waiting the democrat mayors of our
00:37:31 big cities like houston the republicans are still in control but they are apparently we're just
00:37:36 going to let these democrat mayors walk all over us to ignore our laws against sanctuary cities
00:37:40 mayor whitmire declared houston a sanctuary city last week the democrats are acting now
00:37:45 why the hell are elected republicans in the state of texas sitting back rolling over you know
00:37:51 basically waving the white flag of surrender as the migrants are approaching our border,
00:37:57 while the Democrats that control our blue cities and counties are acting to go ahead and start engaging in whatever it takes to turn us into a sanctuary city right now.
00:38:05 So look, the people are with us. The posse, your voice is being heard.
00:38:09 And today I delivered 15,000 individual petitions to the governor of the state of Texas,
00:38:16 letting him know that, guys, it's not just me out here talking, OK?
00:38:19 I'm speaking on behalf of thousands and thousands, and quite frankly, I believe millions and millions of people who don't want Texas to become a sanctuary city, do not want governor-elect Tinojosa to be able to enact the entire socialist agenda by executive fiat.
00:38:33 So that's announcements number one, 15,000 petitions delivered to the governor, and I know a lot of the posse was responsible for that, so thank you.
00:38:39 Announcement number two, this right here, if you look over to this side here, the largest coalition in Texas probably in American history that has been assembled to come together for the express purpose of protecting the constitutional separation of powers and demanding limitations on executive emergency powers in the state of Texas was formed and announced just today.
00:39:00 Some of the leading conservative organizations, not just in Texas, but across America.
00:39:04 We've got Grassroots America, We the People, True Texas Project.
00:39:08 We've got Citizens for Restoring America.
00:39:11 We've got Moms for Liberty Texas.
00:39:13 We've got the State Freedom Caucus Network, American Principles Project.
00:39:18 I mean, and so many more, about 30 of the leading organizations in Texas and all across America just today joined the call and said,
00:39:25 governor greg abbott texas is too important to let the governor of the democrat governor of texas
00:39:32 turn it into california by executive fiat act now you've got nine weeks we're sick and tired
00:39:37 of the establishment excuses after excuses for inaction and you know what the republicans that
00:39:43 are saying oh don't do this they're opposing this they're exposing themselves as people who
00:39:47 are just content to triple down on the republican fecklessness and weakness that i believe
00:39:53 contributed largely to our electoral disaster last Tuesday. The people have had enough of it.
00:39:58 We've got nine more weeks to prove that Republicans can and should once again govern the state of
00:40:04 Texas. And we've got to do everything we can to limit the disaster that the Democrats could
00:40:07 inflict on us during their four-year reign that's about to start. But it doesn't start for nine
00:40:11 weeks. Voters deserve action, and we need to give it to them. Amazing that you put this coalition
00:40:17 together. We'll deal more with that tomorrow. Brian Harrison, thank you so much.
00:40:20 this is what the daily mail story is last stand text so oscar blue ramirez you heard it right
00:40:29 there they ain't got to wait they ain't got to wait for some democrat and try to take the uh
00:40:33 the the white house in 2028 they realized by making texas a sanctuary state today that you've
00:40:40 argued for years they don't ever need to worry about taking the presidency because they're gonna
00:40:45 have a lock on new york illinois california and the great state of texas your thoughts sir
00:40:51 Yes, sir. Absolutely. Completely correct with that. That's why they're trying to prevent this.
00:40:55 You know, that's why President Trump came out and said, I'm going to double it now with the tariff.
00:41:01 If you don't stop these caravans immediately from reaching the north borders because they know the motion and what they're trying to create.
00:41:07 And the most important thing right here, sir, that they forgot on these New York Times articles, it is the organized crime in the cartel.
00:41:13 How the Mexican people have been suffering in the border towns, also with Texas, how they've been suffering because of the enormous open border policies.
00:41:20 And they don't want this anymore. So they are creating, you know, this enormous influx and it's out of the border. Somebody needs to stop it. They put a stop to it. You know, they kind of put a stop to it today with a with a with a, you know, the second tariff of 50 percent right now to the president of Mexico that she already came out and gave out statements saying, you know what? 0.96
00:41:39 there's only two caravans which she's lying since she's came into government has been 12 caravans
00:41:45 not to president shambhound there have been 12 caravans that they have been formulated on the
00:41:49 south border and ultimately this one of 2 000 that is trying to reach and by the way steve
00:41:55 they're going to continue i already talked to a few of the migrants and interviewed them about
00:41:59 the tariff and about trump saying that he's going to you know go uh extremely critical in the border
00:42:05 And they said that they're still coming.
00:42:08 They said that they're still going.
00:42:10 And they said that, you know, whatever it is, they're going with God's will and God's hope.
00:42:14 And they don't care about shame bound.
00:42:15 So this is the reality.
00:42:17 You don't want to create no sense of emotion on these caravans.
00:42:20 Well, they got the Democrats.
00:42:22 They know that.
00:42:23 And they got the radical Democrats in Texas.
00:42:25 That's what we're fighting right now.
00:42:26 Because by January 1st, Texas can be a sanctuary state with caravans coming right through with the welcome mat out, as Tallarico said.
00:42:33 Where do people go for your content?
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00:42:39 about our own Oscar Blue Ramirez. Oscar, where do people go for you?
00:42:44 Thank you, sir, for the invitation. Oscar Blue Ramirez all around and Real America's
00:42:47 and also Rab in Spanish. Rab in Espanol. Be sure to follow us
00:42:51 over there, sir. Thank you so much for the invitation, sir. Appreciate you, sir. Talk to you
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00:46:49 the on the on election day and Barris I think and Mark Mitchell can give you two pretty unique
00:46:56 perspectives that they were criticized for beforehand but it looks like a lot of what 0.91
00:47:00 they had to say is true we have to address this situation with young men one way maybe to do it
00:47:06 is not let just caravans don't turn things into sanctuary cities or sanctuary states let's work
00:47:10 for american citizens first in texas let's put the american citizens first not citizens of foreign
00:47:17 countries and that's what you're doing you lie to the american people in the run-up to the midterm
00:47:21 elections but you stole it fair and square so now we have to deal with it and you know some people
00:47:29 say it's too much i want to quit that's fine what didn't quit right here is revolutionary snipers
00:47:34 now two things i'm gonna see i'm gonna i'm gonna train up here my brother patrick we've been doing
00:47:40 this for 12 years? 14? No, it's been longer than that. 15 maybe. 15 years. Or 16, actually. Think
00:47:47 what I had to work with when we first came in. It was great. These books were made. It's the
00:47:51 books. Okay. 16 years. 16 years. Revolutionary Snipers. You go from the earliest battles of
00:47:57 1774, even a year before the war. Point Pleasant, where the Native Americans almost overwhelm the 1.00
00:48:03 army, but it's the long rifle that saves the day. So you go from in 1774, and they even got 0.97
00:48:10 the initial declaration of independence of the first one of the fighting fighting i don't show
00:48:15 too much ankle here the fighting men at their own declaration that's even the preamble that's like
00:48:20 bloody kansas to the civil war this before the war of independence which is a year before
00:48:24 the declaration of independence so you're starting early you end at your town correct right you're
00:48:30 taking me all the way through it's the revolution hang on the first special forces guys in addition
00:48:35 and i'm gonna throw out random names and you're just gonna give me a little snapshot i'm i'm in
00:48:39 this book i'm going to meet some of the greatest warriors that fought for this continent on both
00:48:45 sides uh colonel in this book henry morgan became one of our greatest generals the american hannibal
00:48:51 they called him this uh general morgan ultimately he's a colonel in my book and then ultimately
00:48:57 becomes general general morgan and and morgan is is truly an american genius for war he comes up
00:49:04 a lot of the combined arms defense and depth he's an incredible like hannibal like leader he's in
00:49:10 the four in the bridge stripping down and whipped him as last team like the british navy royal navy
00:49:16 used to do they did it 499 times and motivate guys you say check my back out okay daniel morgan
00:49:22 daniel morgan okay henry dearborn henry dearborn is a very close friend of of morgan they they're
00:49:28 They're both captured in the gates at the doomed—
00:49:31 Tough hombres?
00:49:33 Very much so.
00:49:34 And they endure six months of, you know, actual deprivation in Quebec and eventually their parole.
00:49:42 They were on the invasion of Canada.
00:49:45 Indeed.
00:49:45 And Dearborn would be disgusted today if he came back to the city named after him in honor of him?
00:49:51 I think definitely.
00:49:52 And Dearborn is a close friend of Morgan, and it's the combined arms that Dearborn brings to the riflemen because it's their muskets, the fast-loading muskets that they have, and this phalanx of bayonets.
00:50:05 General Simon Fraser.
00:50:07 One of the best British generals, and he is slain by Timothy Murphy, one of the riflemen, and it's a sniper's bolt that will change the course of history.
00:50:18 I think, I believe that the Frasier women who wrote the great biography of Oliver Cromwell and another wrote of Cleopatra, I think they're direct descendants.
00:50:29 Or they're from the Frasier family.
00:50:30 Frasier family is one of the most famous families in England, right?
00:50:33 General Johnny Burgoyne.
00:50:36 One of the most fascinating guys.
00:50:38 Later called the gentleman.
00:50:39 Gentleman Johnny.
00:50:40 He's foppish.
00:50:41 He's a playwright. 0.91
00:50:42 He's a gambler.
00:50:43 He just is constantly in debt. 0.98
00:50:45 He has a way with the ladies.
00:50:46 He does have a way with the ladies. 0.99
00:50:47 He's looking for the ladies in England. He's looking for the sporting type.
00:50:50 Yeah, indeed. And he is in leading the invasion.
00:50:53 And it's he that will surrender the first British field army, which will change the course of world history.
00:51:00 Coming from the north to cut the colonies in two, Johnny Burgorn thinks, if I do this, one day I may be prime minister.
00:51:10 He was kind of Wellington before Wellington, right?
00:51:12 He says, hey, this victory could be so big that I could be the man.
00:51:16 And Howe didn't back him up.
00:51:17 They should have both combined forces, and they would have probably crushed America.
00:51:21 It's all in the book.
00:51:21 It's going to be, okay, a piece of work.
00:51:25 Jamie, General, to tell him he's a colonel, Jamie Wilkinson.
00:51:28 One of my favorite characters, a checkered scoundrel. 0.94
00:51:32 Scoundrel.
00:51:33 And he is a rifleman that begins the war.
00:51:35 He's a physician, a rich guy.
00:51:37 He joins the rifleman as a volunteer in Boston.
00:51:40 Tough as nails.
00:51:40 And he's a brilliant genius, too, at the same time.
00:51:43 But he is always scheming and conniving.
00:51:45 Aaron Burr here is a staff officer, right, in the invasion of Canada.
00:51:51 Yes, and he's in the book as well.
00:51:52 Tremendous heroism.
00:51:53 He and Wilkinson later on becomes the whole thing.
00:51:55 We'll talk about that later.
00:51:55 Let's say this. 0.70
00:51:57 They try to carve off a little piece of the United States. 0.99
00:52:00 Working with Mexico, they think they're going to take Texas back in the old days. 0.99
00:52:03 Timothy Murphy, a mix. 0.97
00:52:05 Timothy Murphy, his eyes flashed like lightning when he spoke. 0.53
00:52:09 He had black eyes, and he was a dead-eye shot.
00:52:12 And it's Timothy Murphy that probably took the shot that would kill Simon Fraser.
00:52:16 Wow.
00:52:16 And change the course of history.
00:52:18 Horatio Gates.
00:52:20 This is a great.
00:52:22 He is the victor of Saratoga.
00:52:23 He took credit for it.
00:52:24 He is the victor of Saratoga. 0.78
00:52:26 But Granny Gates would then later lead the army to disaster at the Battle of Camden. 0.70
00:52:32 And it's very bookish.
00:52:34 And he's constantly always looking for Washington's job. 0.61
00:52:37 He's one of the worst guys in the world.
00:52:38 And as you saw the movie, The Patriot, he got wiped out at Camden. 0.76
00:52:43 And thank God we didn't turn the Continental Army over to him.
00:52:46 We would be speaking in British accents.
00:52:48 Where do people go?
00:52:49 The book is on a roll.
00:52:50 Revolutionary Snipers, Amazon.
00:52:51 Going towards number one.
00:52:53 Amazon.
00:52:54 All the reviews are there.
00:52:55 Go ahead.
00:52:56 It's one of the few books that we have up here on War Room that's actually not simply in a Barnes & Noble.
00:53:00 It's at the front of Barnes & Noble because they love Patrick O'Donnell.
00:53:04 Thank you, Steve.
00:53:05 God, thank you.
00:53:06 It's an honor to be on the show.
00:53:07 16 years.
00:53:08 16 years.
00:53:09 I like these one-minute journals.
00:53:11 The book, it reads like a novel.
00:53:13 Great job.
00:53:14 Thank you.
00:53:15 Back tomorrow.
00:53:16 Ben takes it from here, Harnwell.
00:53:18 Back tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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