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00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for i mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:15.120 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:22.880 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:28.640 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:33.680 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:38.000 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:44.720 stephen k bannon okay you're in the battleground it is uh tuesday 13th september in the year of our lord

00:00:52.720 2022 of course it has been a um somewhat of a historic day uh record inflation across the

00:00:59.200 board record core inflation numbers that haven't been seen in 40 years all the pundits on wall street

00:01:03.840 were wrong all the pundits in the corporate paid for business media were wrong war room was right but uh

00:01:10.960 even we didn't anticipate the market meltdown today particularly stocks and bonds which is quite

00:01:15.600 unusual normally one is a safe haven for the other it does not happen we're gonna get into a lot of that

00:01:20.800 and also talk about the polling and how it really translates to a politics richard barris and joanna

00:01:26.720 miller joanna miller from the trump white house she was a navarre's wingman uh she's going to join us

00:01:32.080 richard barris is going to join us but i want to start we got breaking news really james ragusky

00:01:37.040 an investigative reporter that has done more i think than anybody independently out in la he has single

00:01:43.360 handedly i think outed the world health organization and all this kind of behind the scenes things they're

00:01:48.880 doing they're quite complicated uh to folks to understand people also have to understand we

00:01:54.320 talk about the united nations the uh the showtime and and the secretariat and the general assembly

00:01:59.680 that's all in new york city that's the one you're familiar that's where the security council is all

00:02:03.040 the high drama uh takes place whether it's the kuwait war uh the war on terror the cuban missile crisis

00:02:09.680 all that but the real engine room where it really where the work really takes place where your money's

00:02:14.880 really squandered and uh they try to take control is in geneva and geneva is a uh is a very shady place

00:02:22.480 the ccp is very involved in all these organizations all these agencies and a guy like james ragowski

00:02:27.840 ragusky who's just done such a great job as an independent investigator has kind of out at these guys

00:02:33.520 james you've got breaking news that i take it we have more time to put in these 90 second videos is

00:02:40.720 that what you're telling us that's correct the deadline was um supposed to be uh 11 a.m eastern

00:02:47.680 time today but they extended it until friday at midnight geneva time which would be 6 p.m friday

00:02:56.880 eastern time and so uh all of this information is on screw the hoop.com i actually was up at three in

00:03:05.120 the morning last night submitting my 90 second video and i thought i was gonna get a little rest

00:03:10.560 today rework the website and say hey everybody we're still accepting everybody's comments i woke

00:03:17.360 up to found that it extended the period have no idea why they extended it uh you know it was ridiculously

00:03:24.640 short to begin with you know i think it's just part of the head games that they play but long story

00:03:30.160 short if you want all of the information you can call me directly uh i'll give my number at the end

00:03:35.440 of this i won't want to do it now because people will start calling immediately i met a lot of

00:03:38.640 wonderful people from the posse yesterday they called me um but go to screw the hoop.com there are

00:03:45.200 many dozen samples of 90 second videos that other people have shared i encourage everyone to record it

00:03:52.000 post it up on uh you know whatever video platform you want when you go to the um who site you have

00:03:59.600 to record it live so you want to have your transcript ready you want to know what you want to say it has

00:04:04.400 to be less than 90 seconds practice it a few times record it put it up on rumble or bit shoot or wherever

00:04:10.560 you want to put it um and we'll be happy to add it to the website so other people can see what you said

00:04:15.760 um but you know it's a public comment period you get to tell the who what you think about what they're

00:04:21.040 doing isn't this isn't it odd that they normally and you've been with us now for months and months and

00:04:28.960 months doing this normally they try to hide the football sneak in at the last second these public

00:04:33.680 comment either statements or people listening and or actually commenting why would they put such a

00:04:40.240 short window and then after you get involved in the war room posse and others expand it do you think

00:04:46.160 they want this input or is this this just a misdirection play well i'm glad it's happening and we now

00:04:52.000 have the 6 p.m eastern daylight time uh on friday and i want everybody out there because it's totally

00:04:58.640 free you just got to go james's site uh screw the who and uh and james the the site will guide you

00:05:04.000 through it but why would they do this james they normally make it so hard why are they actually

00:05:09.200 giving us what another 72 hours uh you know i think you know me pretty well i don't speculate i don't try

00:05:15.520 to get into people's heads and say why there's all kinds of possible reasons why they didn't give a

00:05:20.240 reason why and if they even said why i wouldn't believe them very well said okay one more time

00:05:29.040 james how do people actually get to how they actually get to your site and how do they actually

00:05:34.000 walk through particularly some of our boomers that are maybe not quite so technically proficient 0.92

00:05:38.640 the easiest thing is to call me somebody just tried to call me my phone number is 310-619-3055

00:05:49.120 i had a few people call me yesterday just asking you know to guide them through what's going on

00:05:53.600 um 310-619-3055 easiest thing to do is don't do a google search for this because google will not be

00:06:02.000 your friend just type in http colon slash slash screw the who dot com all the information is there

00:06:11.120 it'll link you right to the who site if you want to record your video um but don't be afraid to call

00:06:17.040 me because you know they try to make it confusing they try to make it hard it i'm trying to make it

00:06:23.760 easier for people um just to express your opinion as to whether or not you think the who

00:06:29.040 um should be the boss of the world or whether or not you think that we should keep our freedom

00:06:33.760 and our sovereignty james or gusky thank you very much uh for joining us and thank you for having the

00:06:40.960 courage to put your phone number out there for everybody we appreciate that i want everybody to

00:06:45.200 call james we have till friday at 6 p.m eastern time uh to get these in now so i want to make sure

00:06:52.560 everybody in the posse totally free i want to make sure everybody gets the the opportunity to tell the

00:06:57.440 who world health organization about the handling as they say they want recommendation on the handling

00:07:02.960 of the next pandemic um i want to go now to richard barris uh the people's pundit he does so much stuff

00:07:09.600 with uh big data cd media putting out great polls uh trafalgar came out the other day and i know you

00:07:16.400 came out a couple days beforehand i want to talk about what what these generic polls are saying because

00:07:21.840 you guys are a little different than some of the more mainstream polls what generic polls mean and

00:07:27.680 how's today going to bake into that we've had a horrific day i sent you some breakouts earlier

00:07:33.360 particularly places like phoenix arizona air you know arizona is in play both for the the the senate

00:07:39.280 and the governorship and and down ballot secretary of state but really the governorship and the senate

00:07:44.080 are our two uh titanic battles phoenix today richard barris in in the government's analysis

00:07:52.400 where you had cpi at eight point uh was it eight point three percent right people thought it was

00:07:57.920 coming eight point one percent it was eight point three uh the whole market's melted down today

00:08:04.000 phoenix arizona ladies and gentlemen 13.1 it's kind of feels like the united kingdom which is at 13

00:08:11.600 13 how can that that's 33 what's 33 above almost 40 above the uh the the the rest of the country uh

00:08:21.760 what's going on richard first off even coming into today where did you see this thing starting to break

00:08:27.920 as far as generic ballot goes and how did this inflate how did inflation play in and bake into you

00:08:34.000 and trafalgar's and what do you think today's going to do uh what impact is today going to have

00:08:39.280 yeah let me let me try to we were a little bit uh we're more narrow for republicans their lead on

00:08:46.160 the generic ballot but still a lead and people should understand i mean republicans picked up

00:08:50.560 seats with a less favorable map in 2020 when they lost the house vote nationally by three points over

00:08:57.120 a little over three points so a republican plus three to six steve is bad news for democrats uh you know

00:09:04.800 what do i think it really comes down to this we actually had a bigger lead on the generic ballot

00:09:09.280 what we saw happen where that republican leaning voters and republicans and republican leaning

00:09:14.400 independence uh went more back to undecided uh than and then democrats did they remained completely you

00:09:21.600 know base locked up and that's that's why and i'm not surprised that happened that's what happens in

00:09:26.800 a in a labor day right around labor day poll now that we see you know labor days behind us and we go forward

00:09:33.040 we probably are going to see that generic ballot lead why not for republicans again what we saw

00:09:37.920 biden's so-called approval bounce that everyone keeps talking about there our bounce was to just about

00:09:44.080 about 40 percent about two points that's not much of a bounce what it means is that inflation is now locked

00:09:52.000 in and this is uh the this issue was they were trying to sweep this aside uh and focus on abortion

00:09:59.520 but now that this issue i mean this was worse than people thought and by the way that is with gas

00:10:05.200 prices retrenching we see uh inflation still rising more than expected which explains to me why i don't

00:10:11.760 know if they have that graphic up that i sent over but if you look at cost of living detail what people

00:10:16.960 are most concerned about they didn't say gas prices steve they said food and groceries half the country can't

00:10:23.120 pay for food and groceries and uh the you know and then one one fifth can't you know can't deal with

00:10:29.920 housing and shelter so gas was actually number three this month uh so the american people are way ahead

00:10:36.400 of these economic indicators and i think this puts a cap on biden's ability to rebound and i put i think

00:10:42.400 that this um this is the i think this is the end of abortion being the comeback issue for democrats

00:10:49.120 reality always wins it does always wins i i want to go to that uh when you said up to 40 percent that

00:10:58.960 was his approval rating up from 38 percent you're saying that's the two point i just want to make

00:11:02.800 sure we're clear on nomenclature that was the two point yes bounce that you're talking about was from

00:11:06.720 38 okay i want to make sure this is in so people understand because it's 50 it could be noise i got it

00:11:13.600 i got it but could be direction look the mainstream media kept talking about his great month of august

00:11:19.120 right of course it's ironic that true he's doing the the orwellian named inflation control act the big

00:11:26.240 uh ceremony today on the day these numbers come out but what they said is with with abortion and you

00:11:31.760 know mainstream media this is the year of the woman and we're signing up so many women and they're so

00:11:35.360 angry and the economy's back and they felt that today you saw wall street starting to hype it credit

00:11:42.400 suites being the worst they thought they were going to get a favorable inflation still bad but decreasing

00:11:47.360 dramatically because they had counted on the gas prices gasoline did drop pretty dramatically but

00:11:53.120 that's because of demand destruction people are changing their lifestyles it's nothing to do with

00:11:56.960 his production or making energy more available they haven't taken any action it's demand destruction

00:12:02.080 you're changing your life you're driving less because it's so expensive that's why prices are coming

00:12:06.480 down but in food rent um utilities uh everything else particularly food's exploding and this is kind

00:12:14.320 of the lived experience of people just wait to the way they're financing this right now through credit

00:12:20.400 cards credit cards are about the interest rates on credit cards are about to explode the american worker

00:12:25.440 the american middle class is getting caught in a pincer move all by biden's policies the question of you

00:12:31.600 is that is a socialist like uh abortion which never ranks as number one choice is that can be pushed

00:12:38.560 aside to the economic reality that is just brutally destroying the working class and in the middle

00:12:44.560 class sir they can try to ignore that all they want but the people see it i mean it's in it's in the

00:12:51.680 polling look at most important issues by party who's driving abortion immigration is right there with

00:12:57.920 abortion so out of the top four issues uh the voters are they trust and are backing republicans

00:13:04.720 over democrats and on that issue of abortion it's all democratic vote folks look at it by party it only

00:13:11.760 rose from the you know from the bottom of the barrel up until those mid issues because more democrats are

00:13:18.320 citing it that's it these are people that were never going to vote republican anyway what i think it's

00:13:23.520 going to do steve is move those independents back from undecided to republicans which is probably

00:13:29.440 where they were going to end up anyway because it's a first-term incumbent midterm and that's what

00:13:33.600 happens that's the history they talked about the uh intensity of the vote a lot of of the uh

00:13:41.600 mainstream media and liberal punters saying that that you know we used to have like a 13 point

00:13:45.120 advantage now it's down almost dead even do you believe these economic numbers being as bad as they are

00:13:50.080 um and particularly on working class people do you think this will start to actually suppress or

00:13:55.120 dampen the vote or enthusiasm of democrats is going to go you know i can't i i'm not going to vote

00:13:59.920 republican but i'm just not going to go to the polls this time because what we're doing is is is awful

00:14:05.200 or do you even buy into the fact that their intensity is starting to we're starting to close

00:14:09.760 the intensity gap yeah i i wasn't buying that to begin with not in huge numbers but what i think it's

00:14:16.480 going to do is that the younger people who are citing cost of living they were never citing abortion

00:14:23.200 they were talking about i can't pay my rent i can't get an apartment maybe i'm just out of college

00:14:27.760 now and i got a decent job maybe i'm you know i got some professional sector job but guess what they

00:14:32.400 raised interest rates so now i'm priced out of the housing market i can't buy a home i have to go rent

00:14:37.760 something rent is ridiculous that you know so the idea they went for student loan forgiveness and abortion 0.62

00:14:43.760 was a little bit strange to me anyway you know we saw i think some of that tightening too when

00:14:49.120 republicans had a nine-point advantage a lot of that was those younger voters just basically saying

00:14:54.400 i'm undecided i don't know if i'm going to vote i think what's going to happen steve is they're just

00:14:58.160 not going to you know we just pulled pennsylvania not too long ago you know that young voters are not

00:15:03.680 jumping out to go vote there it's not going to happen it's just that that's i think explain to our

00:15:08.720 audience explain to audience when guys like you and trafalgar do these quote unquote generic polls

00:15:17.120 i know they're directionally important tell people what are you guys looking for and what what do they

00:15:21.040 mean and what should the audience take from that as far as we got 56 days to go in the most important

00:15:26.640 midterm at least since 1862 sir yeah i mean what we're looking for too is an overall trend uh you know

00:15:35.280 this is why we'll we'll do it once at least once a month or you know we'll try maybe even every week

00:15:41.040 as if we get closer to the election and you know these numbers move you know from republican plus two

00:15:47.600 to republican plus six or even more sometimes we have republicans upward of nine points the trend is what

00:15:54.240 matters it tells you throughout the entire year what the mood of the electorate is uh and and a good

00:16:00.400 sign for republicans is not even the top line it's the mood what people are saying they're voting on

00:16:07.520 why they're voting that way who's going to vote and who is not it all has very a lot of commonalities

00:16:13.120 all throughout the year summer always has this blip and the generic ballot tends to tighten even an hour

00:16:19.280 polling during the summer but then that labor day comes and if it moves in the direction that it was

00:16:24.800 for the rest of the year i mean you could bet the farm that's what's going to happen in november

00:16:29.520 because that was kind of baked into the cake the entire year this idea steve that abortion is

00:16:34.320 going to come how somehow come in and change history there was one midterm first term incumbent

00:16:40.800 midterm where the in party or in power party bucked that trend and that was george bush after 9-11

00:16:47.600 abortion is comparable to george you know it's comparable to the 9-11 attacks that's the impact

00:16:52.720 it's going to have on the electorate and we have to just forget everything that's happened since

00:16:56.560 truman in the 40s it's i'm sorry i'm gonna find it kind of laughable i really do uh biden is

00:17:04.000 historically unpopular and those those voters are who are undecided steve are not going to vote democratic

00:17:12.400 um what you're saying is that the trends are with us but people have to execute i mean this is all about

00:17:17.440 actually showing up getting people out to vote but you would tell people right now if you do your job

00:17:22.400 and and turn people out and do the get out the vote and become a force multiplier that we should

00:17:29.040 this could be this could be almost historic about what we do here but the trends are with us the

00:17:33.760 economy numbers are actually terrible abortions overblown he's historically unpopular you have all

00:17:39.120 the historical trends but still people have to use their agency they have to deliver themselves is that

00:17:44.880 generally the takeaway here and kind of you and trafalgar are not exactly on top of each other but but

00:17:49.760 directionally pretty close yeah that i mean it would be malpractice if republicans didn't have

00:17:56.160 an excellent year uh i would be stunned if they weren't north of 235 uh definitely 230 in the house

00:18:04.000 and i think they're still odds-on favorites to take control of the senate with probably around 52 seats

00:18:09.120 at least i mean it depends if arizona and new hampshire go their way uh that history is on the republican

00:18:16.320 side polling is one predictive indicator and honestly throughout the last three cycles or so

00:18:22.320 it's it's really lost a lot of its predictive value there are only a few of us left who who uh who get

00:18:27.600 it you know as close as as close as we can uh everything else points to a very good year for

00:18:33.040 republicans as long as like you said yeah i mean don't drop the ball and go to sleep don't fall asleep

00:18:37.440 at the wheel um you know never do that but at the same time you the winds are are at their back

00:18:43.760 you know they're they're not fighting headwinds here steve everything is in their favor

00:18:50.160 richard how do people you're the people's pundit you're also doing all this stuff with uh todd

00:18:54.320 woods in the crowd over at uh cd media how do people get to you follow you and particularly get

00:18:59.680 to know how do you think about things mathematically and we're pulling wisconsin next soon coming up here at

00:19:06.480 the end of the week so stay tuned for that at cdm.press and you really want to get in all the

00:19:12.640 insights into our polling and and and get to know a lot more about it the best place to do it is on

00:19:18.480 locals because we aggregate everything there so people's pundit dot locals dot com we're also on

00:19:24.320 getter at people's pundit on twitter at people's underscore pundit but local steve's uh the place to

00:19:30.080 go to check out everything polling related and that's again people's pundit dot locals dot com

00:19:37.520 richard thank you very much we look forward to having you back every couple of days in the 56

00:19:41.200 day run up to this historic midterm election thank you sir looking forward to all the substitute for

00:19:47.520 victory thanks brother uh there's no substitute for victory i want to bring in joanna miller now first

00:19:52.880 of all joanna you were uh navarro's wingman in the manufacturing and trade part of the white house

00:19:58.640 i just want your assessment of uh of these numbers today as you saw them come out about

00:20:04.560 the economy and really the biden administrations you know they had their signing ceremony for the

00:20:09.920 inflation control act and other spending but what's your overall assessment given your expertise

00:20:14.640 and really the the heavy lifting part of the white house ma'am well steve it it seems like the biden

00:20:21.440 regime is turning us into a third world country i mean outside of gasoline you know prices which i know you

00:20:27.520 both you embarrassed just talked about um if we can't provide food and and medical services and

00:20:33.680 veterinary services for our people i mean what are what are we doing this was never uh the case under

00:20:39.920 president trump even in pandemic times so for example the food at home index grocery which is a good

00:20:45.680 indicator for grocery prices has increased 13.5 percent over the past year which is the largest rise since

00:20:52.080 march in 1979 that is sad that that our country the united states of america is struggling uh to

00:20:59.360 provide affordable groceries to our people and families you have millennials that are are afraid 0.92

00:21:05.360 to start families because they can't afford kids uh they can't provide uh you know a home because rent

00:21:11.600 prices are going through the roof i genuinely believe on top of what you mentioned about abortion 1.00

00:21:15.920 um and squeezing middle class americans dry this is the war on american families a war on american jobs

00:21:25.200 you know you bring up a good point i mean they talk all the time about how they care about the

00:21:29.360 poor and how they care about the working poor and what they're doing they're destroying the working 1.00

00:21:33.280 poor family formation has got to be delayed uh because people are making rational decision i can't

00:21:38.240 afford to have kids right now you you've helped us out the last couple months on the on the baby

00:21:42.880 formula situation which is still not resolved and you make the point that hey everything to relate

00:21:47.440 to working class families particularly just putting food on the table is now exploding out of control

00:21:52.800 the biden administration through their actions are actually destroying minorities i mean it's their

00:21:57.840 economic policies are essentially racist is that correct joanna yeah i i totally agree that they're

00:22:03.600 racist and they try to mask this stuff like for example the the um uh the inflation reduction act for

00:22:09.920 example they mask uh this war against american jobs by including for example tax credits for american

00:22:17.440 manufacturing or for example electric vehicle batteries that's all well and good i believe

00:22:21.760 america should be able to dominate in that space however what they're doing at the same time is

00:22:26.640 canceling oil and gas jobs we don't have uh the economy to just force uh electric vehicles on americans 0.64

00:22:34.720 and and have them pay uh hundreds of thousands of dollars on this yet i believe that we should

00:22:39.760 dominate in this space eventually but what they're doing is they're they're they're appearing as

00:22:44.560 they're supporting american manufacturing when they're really canceling jobs and forcing this green 1.00

00:22:49.360 energy transition when i believe that we should be in support of both so yeah i think it's completely

00:22:54.080 racist minorities get hurt the most by this stuff especially what's been going on on the border you know

00:22:58.880 they're allowing all these people to come into our country which lowers wages for middle-class 1.00

00:23:03.280 americans i believe that we should be prioritizing american workers american jobs first um and and

00:23:09.680 these numbers are completely out of control it's stuff that we we've never seen um and we're in

00:23:14.640 trouble steve we're in trouble tell me you mentioned me there's going to be a cobalt bill somebody's

00:23:21.200 actually we're going to actually go on offense and try to put some alternatives i've walked the audience

00:23:24.960 through what's going on here yeah really exciting so uh congressman byron donalds uh is leading the charge

00:23:31.040 on uh what he's calling the cobalt act of 2022 and basically it's going to set up a purchase

00:23:36.400 program from already appropriated funds about 800 million dollars under the defense production act

00:23:41.280 fund um for the acquisition of domestically refined cobalt and this is really important because cobalt

00:23:47.280 goes into alloys which are are metals that coat jet engines uh next generation semiconductors batteries

00:23:54.000 stuff that our military and economy heavily relies upon um i don't know if you saw the story the other

00:23:58.880 day but the f-35 uh fighter jet program was recently suspended by the dod because they contained the

00:24:06.000 alloys uh contain chinese components china dominates refined cobalt market the refined cobalt market they

00:24:13.040 produce about 70 percent of that and so we need that capability in the usa there's a great company westman

00:24:19.120 element is setting up the first ever u.s cobalt refinery it'll be huge for national security and byron

00:24:24.800 donalds is leading the charge making this happen and this is not going to cost it's already allocated

00:24:30.640 money so this will come out of a pool of money and it would help not just our national defense but to

00:24:34.640 create jobs here in the united states in in combat the chinese communist party is that correct it's 0.99

00:24:39.600 correct um governor stitt has been behind this the whole state of oklahoma the refinery will be built in

00:24:44.560 lawton oklahoma it'll create about 2300 jobs it's going to be huge for our economy huge for national

00:24:50.160 security as we bring back production back to america joanna how do people get to you on social

00:24:57.040 media and what's your website how do people keep up to date with you so um check out westwind elements

00:25:02.560 dot com i would encourage everybody to check that out on the war room uh crowd um my social media joanna

00:25:08.080 miller for both getter and truth uh twitter is usa underscore joanna and instagram is joanna miller 10 26

00:25:14.880 the cobalt act and we'll put this up so we can link to the company and see it joanna miller thank

00:25:20.720 you and thank you for the assessment of the economy this would not happen if trump was in office

00:25:25.280 and young fire eaters like joanna miller were in there helping build rebuild the manufacturing base 1.00

00:25:30.720 in this country so ma'am thank you very much okay uh as tough thanks joanna great job by the way as tough

00:25:38.080 as the news has been on the economy i got even more brutal news coming out of idaho and also coming out

00:25:44.720 of uh joe allen's here on transhumanism in the white house and you're going to be shocked uh but

00:25:51.040 you're going to be on point after we have this uh short commercial break be back in a minute

00:25:55.440 darky moon joe allen in the war room

00:26:14.720 thank you

00:26:24.320 so

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00:29:48.660 can we give it up for these kids

00:29:53.480 these kids have worked their asses off and are incredible performers and they deserve to be

00:30:02.540 celebrated if you see them throughout pride give them the biggest hug take pictures with them

00:30:08.180 let them know how amazing they are and that we stand with them we will not let the hate get to us

00:30:14.780 we will always stand

00:30:16.840 uh welcome back uh it's the war room tuesday 13 september year of our lord 2022

00:30:24.680 you know i'm pretty up front when i say things are not my line of country i'm much more comfortable

00:30:29.200 talking capital markets economics geopolitics national security hardcore hardball in your face smash

00:30:35.020 mouth politics uh but there's certain things like uh this gender affirming surgery gender ideology

00:30:41.200 today on the morning show you know we had uh terry schilling and the american principals guys talking

00:30:46.500 about these books that are in libraries and public schools that are just mind-boggling

00:30:50.660 and this whole situation here the drag queens whatever this is the drag queen story hour or these

00:30:56.040 displays i want to bring in darthie moon darthie uh help me out here because the last time i looked 1.00

00:31:03.760 i thought the free state of idaho was like the patriots headquarters i mean everybody i know and

00:31:10.920 talked to say that hey idaho so many good people are gone there so many people from there so many

00:31:16.360 people are have headed there that are are real patriots and and want to live free or die it's it's a

00:31:23.040 state of real independent spirits who are obviously very have a very tight community but um tell me what

00:31:29.420 went on in idaho and how you got involved in what you did because this story is kind of uh mind-boggling

00:31:35.960 ma'am it is and thank you for having me on uh the what has happened is that this uh pride fest has been

00:31:44.740 an event that they have uh had for years and i am now the new chair of the idaho gop i'm also a current

00:31:51.500 representative my term ends in november uh so i have had a lot of folks were reaching out about the fact

00:31:57.860 that the agenda now included the opportunity for young folks to go on stage with drag queens and

00:32:05.000 perform and um dance uh exotically in in front of an audience in daylight right in the middle of the

00:32:14.420 day in a city park right in front of boise's uh beautiful state capitol so that's uh what was

00:32:21.620 happening uh my position is the idaho gop chair uh this is something that is unacceptable i have

00:32:29.000 served on the education committee in the house and i have seen uh as you talk about the sexualization

00:32:35.080 in our libraries uh we've tried to remove books we've tried to um make sure that adult content doesn't

00:32:41.860 get down to the online services in schools so we have dealt with these issues we've dealt with the

00:32:47.740 social emotional learning critical race theory and all of these things that have come into now it's

00:32:53.240 just like wham here we go we're gonna have kids up on stage with exotic dancers and performers and drag 0.96

00:33:00.820 queens um this is totally unacceptable they can do what they want to do once they're consenting adults 1.00

00:33:08.080 but leave the kids alone let me ask you let me ask you i get the people this the pride parade or

00:33:14.480 whatever this pride thing it's going on for a number of years did people ever have a big problem

00:33:19.000 with it until they started to uh actually include children i mean had this thing gone on for a number

00:33:24.980 of years with with basically live and let live or what was the status of it before they started

00:33:31.140 including children you're right it was pretty much the live and let live uh until now they've got

00:33:37.200 the story time where they sit and read books to these children uh but this part of bringing the kids

00:33:42.960 onto the stage to perform uh that's where uh everyone's hair caught on fire and i hope so it

00:33:49.520 it has been a very unpopular uh event in the lineup of the agenda but sadly we have a lot of corporate

00:33:57.520 and state sponsors government sponsors who were involved in this uh pride fest and that's when uh the

00:34:05.680 grassroots started calling all of these sponsors and telling them they were going to pull

00:34:12.400 uh their their bank accounts uh how unhappy they were that their tax dollars through the college

00:34:17.520 of western idaho or the department of health and welfare were supporting these type of events

00:34:22.720 and uh there it was quite the uproar uh i recently became chair but i was in the office when all these

00:34:28.640 phone calls were coming in and it was every second i mean i'm telling you the phone was ringing the

00:34:33.760 emails were flying in um they are not happy about it this is not as you say idaho uh we are family

00:34:41.360 friendly and we're here that's my point that the the that was kind of hey i may not agree with it i

00:34:48.640 mean i like it but live it let live but once you start doing the story time because that always leads

00:34:53.040 that's that that that's the camel's nose under the tent that always leads to something else people

00:34:57.680 eventually have to say hey we can't do this i think what's shocking when you look at the story

00:35:01.600 because the corporations are always on the wrong side but the last time i looked idaho is a pretty

00:35:08.720 republican state and it's pretty mega how did you have so much government sponsorship had that just

00:35:14.560 been under the radar because that seemed like when i read that your biggest problem wasn't just the

00:35:19.600 corporations which was bad enough but you also had all these government agencies and the last time i

00:35:25.920 looked you have a republican legislature you have republicans in the executive branch how did that

00:35:31.520 happen to me it's shocking as well but you know uh i guess you need to look at and see who these

00:35:38.240 corporations are donating to i think that's what it really comes down to i uh uh you know i i've

00:35:44.560 always been a grassroots person i've always had my constituent support me uh no packs uh it's that's how

00:35:52.320 i've always run my campaigns uh for the past three uh elections that i've been in but uh as far as

00:35:58.560 uh the corporations have such a stronghold on on the state of idaho and they shouldn't uh you know

00:36:05.520 this is a new gop this is going to be representing the people of idaho the hard-working men and women

00:36:12.080 republicans that are concerned about their kids futures and seeing the direction of what's happening in our

00:36:17.600 schools today uh now we have to stay involved and and again uh folks can go look at uh the secretary of

00:36:24.160 state's website to see the donations that have been taken by different candidates uh throughout idaho

00:36:31.680 is this a wake-up call you think for the grassroots and for even maybe centrist republicans that

00:36:37.360 something's got to happen here do you think this is going to have bigger political implications

00:36:41.600 than just what happened here at the beginning i i've never seen anything like this uh you know i i

00:36:47.680 believe that after the pandemic and we had parents who were concerned about their kids being masked up

00:36:54.080 all day long uh having a hard time dealing with that and then the vaccines uh that were being mandated

00:37:00.160 or asked uh for kids to be man vaccinated before they went back to school uh these were the um this this

00:37:07.280 was the catalyst that really got the younger folks involved uh back in the old uh tea party days or the

00:37:13.680 days now where we have stand up for idaho or united we stand or all of these conservatives of eagle or

00:37:20.320 ada county all of these groups which are very similar to 10 years ago but now we have a lot younger

00:37:25.920 population because when you start messing with people's kids that is a trigger and right now folks

00:37:32.160 are motivated they are using their dollars with what they get in a year based on the taxes we're paying

00:37:38.240 here uh but i mean with the money that they're getting uh you know that they're using their

00:37:43.440 dollars to actually influence some of these sponsors so it's been tremendous uh we we did not ask for a

00:37:49.360 boycott we just said call them be respectful and a lot of folks i mean there were hundreds and hundreds

00:37:54.560 of people taking phone calls in fact another event in southeast idaho which was slated for this coming

00:38:00.320 saturday was actually canceled uh because of pressure coming in from folks this is unacceptable

00:38:07.200 we will not have our kids uh this was all range of kids not just 11 and older as was okay with

00:38:13.600 the pride fest but uh it was shut down so that will not be happening this coming saturday

00:38:20.720 dorothy how can people uh not just in idaho how can people from around the nation

00:38:24.800 because this is a problem in many many places how can they keep up with the story where do they go

00:38:29.360 what's your social media do you have a website people want to be engaged in this so how do they do it

00:38:35.120 i appreciate that it's idgop.org is our website uh they can reach out to me uh moon at id id

00:38:46.800 excuse me idgop.org so they can reach out to me or come to the website i've got multiple press releases

00:38:54.400 on the website and uh we are also have a pretty big facebook presence as well just idaho republican

00:38:59.680 party do you have uh do you have personal uh social media or do you do everything through the

00:39:06.160 idaho republican party uh i i do it through the republican party but i do have uh social media

00:39:12.080 you can private message me at dorothy uh dorothy moon uh dot org and uh you can find me that way as well

00:39:22.080 dorothy uh good fight out there tell the folks in idaho we have their back and we're going to make sure

00:39:26.160 everybody in the nation pays attention to this so thank you very much thank you steve thank you

00:39:30.640 for having me on yes ma'am wow you just can't you can't make this stuff up right it's just it's

00:39:38.320 incredible let's bring in joe allen joe um and i really appreciate you being our joe as people

00:39:44.080 know it's kind of on special assignment working on a big project for us but he keeps track everything

00:39:48.400 going on and we talk all the time uh joe very disturbing uh development out of the white house

00:39:53.840 within the executive order and i think it has implications that are and i want to make sure

00:39:58.400 because there's all kind of rumors you know blowing around i want to make sure we give people the

00:40:01.440 signal not noise walk me through what what does it what is this executive order what was signed what

00:40:08.080 does it mean and particularly what does it mean to this the specter of transhumanism which we constantly

00:40:15.040 keep our eye on 24 7 sir well steve two of the most important elements of transhumanism

00:40:22.640 are genetic engineering perfecting the human genome and of course artificial intelligence the

00:40:28.480 creation of a digital mind and yesterday joe biden signed an executive order the national biotechnology

00:40:37.280 and biomanufacturing initiative which will provide tons of taxpayer money for research and development in

00:40:45.840 genetic engineering and biotechnology and will also fund training and will eliminate a lot of the sort of

00:40:53.680 federal or regulatory obstacles to these sorts of things there's a lot of language in the order

00:41:00.720 talking about ethics and all of this every time you see this come up it always does but there's one

00:41:07.040 passage in particular that really raised my eyebrows and i think a lot of people are really stunned

00:41:13.120 by the language used uh the passage reads as we need to develop genetic engineering technologies and

00:41:19.840 techniques to be able to write circuitry for cells and predictably program biology in the same way in

00:41:27.600 which we write software and program computers this is the essence of what's known as the bio digital

00:41:35.440 convergence seeing organisms as machines and seeing machines as organisms now here's what and i want

00:41:44.640 to take a second to unpack this for the audience hang on a second the um because there's no conspiracies but

00:41:51.360 there's no coincidences you i don't believe could take a more loaded phrase given the uncertainty and

00:42:00.960 one remember one of the things our theory of the case is about the convergence of all these technologies

00:42:05.520 whether it's regenerative robotics or it's advanced chip design um you know gene splicing or crisper or

00:42:12.640 bio you know biotechnology uh robotics uh artificial general intelligence the convergence of those five or

00:42:19.600 six industries that is what we call the convergence of that at advanced stages leads to the singularity and the

00:42:26.080 singularity is that point in time we're on this side of that point the singularity you have homo sapiens

00:42:33.600 on the other side of that you have a homo sapiens plus or homo sapiens different and it is uh it has

00:42:41.840 to be very well thought through and we keep arguing we have these technologies just hurtling and some of them

00:42:47.520 could be quite dangerous not only that this is all being done by the underwriting of american taxpayers

00:42:53.600 in these weapons labs and all throughout the different parts of the government in addition

00:42:59.360 your pension money with that's put into venture capital funds and private equity funds is the

00:43:04.320 other way this is all funded so the the actual people underwriting it are is this audience yet

00:43:09.760 they're never really clued into what's going on then you see an executive order remember an executive

00:43:14.400 order is not like a piece of legislation it's not out there and debated in public hearings and

00:43:18.640 you see these fights and every night on tv you have msnbc people have some people on fox news max you

00:43:24.640 don't executive orders are done inside the administrative state they're run throughout the

00:43:28.960 administrative state and then when they're ready they're kind of signed and dropped on you know the

00:43:32.800 leak to the new york times and then drop like a airburst this executive order is kind of what we've

00:43:39.760 been warning about in addition that phrase and i want you to go back and read it again you could not

00:43:45.680 have asked joe allen steve bannon or uh you know or or our friends over at infra wars to write a more

00:43:54.320 loaded phrase of what we've kind of been warning people about is happening in an unregulated environment

00:44:01.440 read it again joe allen and and tell people what the implications of this is sir

00:44:08.480 so uh the executive order reads we need to develop genetic engineering technologies and techniques to be

00:44:15.200 able to write circuitry for cells and predictably program biology in the same way in which we write

00:44:21.600 software and program computers meaning that the language of life is there to be edited the language of your

00:44:30.160 cells of your dna and of the dna in particular of future generations as we move very quickly into the

00:44:38.480 era of designer babies which we are right on the cusp of and so what we're talking about is not just

00:44:45.760 simply medicine as it was traditionally known someone gets sick and a doctor treats them even genetic

00:44:52.240 disorders what we're talking about is the ability to go in through technologies like crispr and various

00:44:58.640 other techniques and rewrite the dna in certain organs or perhaps if the most dramatic ambitions come to

00:45:07.200 fruition the whole body and brain and certainly we're talking about changing the dna of embryos

00:45:14.400 which are gestated and then in fertilized in vitro and then gestated either in uh you know a woman's 0.76

00:45:21.520 womb or perhaps in artificial wounds and a generation that will grow up or at least a portion of it

00:45:27.760 in such an unnatural fashion that even the science fiction authors of the 60s probably

00:45:32.720 would balk at the implications of what we're talking about here so we've covered a lot of how

00:45:39.440 google's deep mind has their program alpha fold which is able to predict the protein structures that

00:45:45.680 will arise from any given dna strand meaning that it gives scientists the ability to see what will happen

00:45:54.080 if they tinker with dna before ever going into the lab they can see it through artificial intelligence

00:46:00.080 simulations or models and so just as we now have these experimental mrna vaccines rolling out and

00:46:07.680 being pushed on the public this gives scientists the ability to not only create ever more uh perverse

00:46:16.000 and and dangerous vaccine technologies but as we move into the era of crispr and gene editing it will

00:46:23.280 give them the ability to basically fast track the sorts of mutations the sorts of genetic

00:46:30.080 tinkering that people who are terrified by the idea of transhumanism are talking about

00:46:35.520 so this executive order gives federal sanction to all of the sorts of transhumanist ideologies

00:46:41.680 that we've been discussing for the last couple of years and that people have really been discussing

00:46:45.920 for the last few decades it's just the technology was always behind the dreams now the technology is

00:46:51.760 catching up i also want to just make sure people and like i said if it's legislation it's going to be

00:46:58.480 a law you have to get votes you have hearings or now they don't have hearings but at least it goes

00:47:02.880 through some sort of process it's public out there there's comments people fight about it and obviously the

00:47:08.880 ones they want to keep like the spending bills they put drop them at the last second executive orders are

00:47:13.600 totally different executive orders come from the administrative state executive orders you should

00:47:18.160 also understand can all be taken to court you can all fight it uh and also when a change of

00:47:23.280 administration the day trump gets in you can shut that entire thing down now trust me the pressure

00:47:31.040 on any white house and in particular even trump with on the big farmer and biotech i mean this is

00:47:36.960 because this will come with funding you will see this executive order be attached to um obviously

00:47:42.960 has to be has appropriations and monies have to be there right but you'll start to see that coming

00:47:48.160 in the appropriations bill this is as serious as it gets and here's what's most serious about it joe

00:47:54.240 when you read through the executive order itself this is not just something uh they came up with last

00:48:00.000 week this is very well thought through you can tell it's got many hands in it uh it is something that

00:48:06.640 looks like they've been working on from day one okay uh they've really thought this through

00:48:12.320 and they're not shy about telling you what they're going to do i mean they look at they look at the

00:48:17.440 cell like you said it's something that's program programmable right just like absolutely it's

00:48:23.520 programmable this this is this is uh that is the hand of god we keep saying that the one eternal sin

00:48:31.840 the one unforgivable sin is to mock the holy spirit the blasphemy of the holy spirit

00:48:37.840 this is when you got a question they're going to say oh see this is the problem with the insurrectionists

00:48:41.600 this is the problem with the maga this is the problem with this movement they're all a bunch of 0.85

00:48:45.440 hidebound um you know uh believe in this ridiculous myth of uh christianity and the judeo-christian west 0.84

00:48:53.120 and they believe in that and and and and they're dangerous to our designs to and by the way it

00:48:59.280 correct me if i'm wrong joe allen is this the ability for them to create the ubermensch is this

00:49:04.880 the ability to create the superman i mean right there they lay it out right there we believe the

00:49:09.120 human life in the cell is just as programmable as a silicon chip is is that not what it says in black

00:49:16.800 letter joe allen absolutely that's the implication because you're not talking about necessarily

00:49:23.120 part of it of course is editing out mutations that might cause cancer but the language in the bill

00:49:29.040 itself and the language hold on hold on hang on they're always going to tell you that they're

00:49:33.280 always going to say this is going to sound this is this is going to solve this is going to solve

00:49:36.800 cancer this is going to take care of down syndrome this is for the the people have uh you know luke

00:49:41.840 garrick's and all that that's all what they say that's not what they're doing okay that's that's the

00:49:46.560 front they and and maybe some of the good stuff and charitable stuff and and uh empathetic stuff

00:49:51.920 that picks up we're going to pick this up tomorrow morning in the 10 o'clock hour joe it's that big

00:49:56.080 right now give people between now and tomorrow 10 joe allen how do people get to you follow you

00:50:01.200 particularly in this story check my social media ton of stuff up there at joe bot xyz joe bot xyz

00:50:10.880 at getter and twitter thank you very much steve we only bring joe allen back from our special project

00:50:17.760 for the big ones and this is as big as they get we're going to drill down on it tomorrow morning

00:50:21.680 at 10 o'clock it's going to be explosive capital markets economics geopolitics politics

00:50:26.400 and also the specter of transhumanism now coming right from the white house right from the uh right

00:50:33.040 from the oval office all tomorrow morning in the war room

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