Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 1003： Saving Wisconsin And Spiritual Authority In The US; Family, Future, Savings

00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

00:00:17.340 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.

00:00:22.660 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.

00:00:26.920 The people have had a belly full of it.

00:00:28.420 I know you don't like hearing that.

00:00:30.000 I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that,

00:00:32.020 but you're not going to stop it.

00:00:32.960 It's going to happen.

00:00:34.240 And where do people like that go to share the big line?

00:00:37.620 MAGA Media.

00:00:38.960 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

00:00:44.340 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:00:48.160 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:00:54.440 War Room.

00:00:55.360 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:00:58.420 as wisconsin goes so goes america i'm in wisconsin right now that's beautiful lake michigan behind

00:01:10.020 me it's great to be here in springtime i'm here working on behalf of tom tiffany for the 2026

00:01:16.100 election and let me tell you why this matters even if you live nowhere near wisconsin

00:01:20.100 if we have a republican governor in wisconsin for 2028 presidential elections that means that we

00:01:26.740 we have a chance to have election integrity, particularly in places like Milwaukee that cheat

00:01:31.540 systemically. So the whole of America should pay attention to Wisconsin 2026. We need Tom

00:01:39.800 Tiffany to be the governor here in part so that we can then win in 2028. The Democrats target

00:01:48.500 Catholics. And I don't mean target with just harsh words. I mean prosecutions, criminal targeting.

00:01:56.740 It's a war on faith. It's a war on families. And we now have the proof, in their own words,

00:02:03.080 from the highest levels of the DOJ of Joe Biden, a supposedly devout Catholic. And yet,

00:02:09.920 many bishops, from the Pope himself to numerous American church leaders, they take every

00:02:15.500 opportunity, every opportunity to step into partisan politics and align themselves overtly

00:02:21.140 with the Democrats, even as those same Democrats target us. Why?

00:02:31.480 Because they're neo-Marxists. Steve Cortez joins me. Let's go back to Tiffany. The reason I love

00:02:37.140 Tom Tiffany, as you remember, Steve, Tom Tiffany is one of the few individuals to go down to the

00:02:43.920 Darien Gap. He went to Central America. He was all with Oscar Blue Ramirez and Ben Burquam and

00:02:49.100 others down there he wanted to see firsthand all those from wisconsin he understands every state's

00:02:55.780 a border state every town's a border town he's one and by the way ben in uh burquam and uh and

00:03:03.640 michael yon and uh and oscar blue ramirez were courageous themselves going down there because

00:03:09.280 as you know it's nothing but bad hombres and tom tiffany was down there you know in a kayak and

00:03:15.860 going around. It's just amazing what he saw down there because he's that kind of dedicated guy

00:03:21.220 when he was in Congress. He wanted to get to the bottom of the invasion of the country, sir.

00:03:25.600 Yes. Listen, he is rock solid on immigration, which is certainly my number one issue. And I 0.97

00:03:30.040 think the number one issue of most voters in America, certainly most America first

00:03:33.900 voters. So I interviewed him today. I'm in Wisconsin right now in Milwaukee. And I interviewed

00:03:39.240 him for my upcoming documentary. This first one that we're doing on him is about education because

00:03:44.640 educational standards and test scores have plunged in the state of Wisconsin under Democrat rule.

00:03:50.340 And so we want the Republicans for once to run on the issue of education. But I also spoke with

00:03:54.860 him off camera about these issues of illegal aliens and illegal alien crime right here in

00:04:00.100 Wisconsin. Some horrific recent events because there are so-called sanctuary jurisdictions like

00:04:05.760 Dane County, where University of Wisconsin is, where the state capital is at Madison. And so

00:04:10.660 we're going to also do an upcoming documentary that Tom Tiffany pledges to take part in where 0.95

00:04:14.960 we're going to highlight the dangers of these illegal aliens who are able to hide in plain

00:04:19.560 sight in these so-called sanctuary counties like Milwaukee County and Dane County. And I can tell 0.94

00:04:25.640 you from spending time with Tom Tiffany, he's an incredible politician. He is a man of principle.

00:04:30.640 He's a great patriot. And we have a wide open race here. Thankfully, on the Republican side,

00:04:35.380 there's really no primary. So he is the presumptive nominee on the Republican side,

00:04:39.540 has the Trump endorsement, is lining up a lot of financing. He's a fantastic candidate in all

00:04:45.500 ways. On the Democrat side, they are having an absolute mud fight right now. There are nine

00:04:50.640 candidates in there, three who are probably really serious and have a chance to win. All of them,

00:04:56.240 unbelievably radical, all of them in favor of open borders, all of them against school choice,

00:05:01.780 getting back to education, because Wisconsin, thankfully, has fairly robust school choice.

00:05:05.700 all of them against it, want to shut that down. So it's going to be a real contrast. I mean,

00:05:11.040 most races these days are contrast in a divided America, but in Wisconsin, it's really going to

00:05:14.820 be. And my point that I made in that video is you may not think Wisconsin matters to you if you live

00:05:19.340 far away from here. It matters. And the reason is this is the consummate swing state. Three

00:05:24.640 elections in a row now of the battleground states. It has been the thinnest margin for whomever

00:05:29.240 prevails. Wisconsin is the consummate battleground state. So that's the first reason. But the second

00:05:34.560 one in terms of mechanics and election integrity. Milwaukee, I'm telling you, Milwaukee cheats

00:05:39.960 systemically. It is just part of political life in Wisconsin. They've had cover because nobody

00:05:47.220 in Madison, nobody in the state capitol had any interest in trying to make sure that there were

00:05:51.180 honest and transparent and clean election returns coming out of Milwaukee. Well, if we get Tom

00:05:55.680 Tiffany in the governor's mansion in Madison, Wisconsin, believe me, he is intent on doing

00:06:00.400 everything he can to cleaning up the election processes, especially in Milwaukee. And in

00:06:06.260 2028, no matter who the Republican nominee is, Steve, that could be the difference. It very well

00:06:11.820 could be. Elections can be won and lost in just Wisconsin. I told when we shifted the strategy

00:06:19.060 to try to pierce the blue wall in 2016, obviously Michigan, Pennsylvania, but Wisconsin, I said,

00:06:24.680 people have this thought out there that's a very liberal state. It's not a liberal state. You've

00:06:29.620 got pockets of radicalism like Milwaukee. You've got pockets of radicalism like the University of

00:06:36.160 Wisconsin. But the rest of the state is essentially MAGA, is it not? Absolutely. No, for sure. And

00:06:43.320 the point is, in those areas, right, where you know you're not going to win Milwaukee County

00:06:47.660 or Dane County, where Madison is, you're not going to win those. But you can't get crushed.

00:06:52.040 So for example, we were talking, Tom Tiffany today told me, he's like, if I get to 25% in

00:06:55.660 Dane County, which isn't a great showing, obviously, but if I get to 25%, we win, right?

00:07:00.240 Because we do so well in the rest of the state, to your point about just how red the rest 0.84

00:07:05.240 of the state is. 0.88

00:07:06.040 The rest of the state, culturally and politically, I mean, you might think you're in Alabama,

00:07:10.680 right?

00:07:11.000 Except for you're getting Wisconsin accents instead of a Southern drawl.

00:07:14.120 And by the way, I will also tell you, Wisconsin, when the weather is nice, rural Wisconsin,

00:07:18.720 I believe, is one of the most wonderful places, not just in America, but perhaps on planet

00:07:23.520 Earth.

00:07:24.000 And I really mean that.

00:07:24.860 the rolling hills, the dairy farms, the lakes, the wonderful people, the Wisconsin nice,

00:07:30.760 which is very real, the friendliness. This is an incredible and special place. And I believe with

00:07:36.480 accurate elections, it would be a close state, but a state that actually leans right. Another reason

00:07:42.620 why we need to get Tom Tiffany to be the governor. And again, it's important just on its own for him

00:07:47.500 to win because he's such a good man, such a patriot, so good on immigration and all these

00:07:51.360 issues. But in addition to that, for all of America, if you've got a kick-ass Republican

00:07:57.100 in the governor's mansion of Wisconsin, you've got a way, way better shot at winning that

00:08:02.120 presidential race in 28 and 32 and there on. Just remember all those nights we spent on all

00:08:07.880 those all night election boards, right? And we didn't have a Republican. We didn't have it in

00:08:13.780 2020 when they stole the election. It was a nightmare. Even 2016 was close, but 2020 when

00:08:21.000 they stole it if we had tom tiffany then that wouldn't have been the outcome i want to go to

00:08:25.960 the catholic situation you talk about the targeting but the bishops the the issue is immigration with

00:08:32.500 the church with the institutional church that's also the issue these the the institutional church

00:08:39.000 is about as radical an institution when it comes to the sovereignty of the country about immigration

00:08:45.840 as any institution out there i mean they're as far left as you could possibly get correct steven

00:08:51.520 Yeah, it's absurd and in total contradiction, by the way, of centuries and centuries of church

00:08:57.760 teaching about sovereignty. And that's my article, which I wrote at Daily Signal to go with that

00:09:01.680 video. So I encourage people to please read the article. And I give all the citations, of course,

00:09:06.140 in there. But for many, many centuries, for time immemorial, the Catholic Church has believed in

00:09:11.820 nations. After all, nations were created by God himself. The Bible is all about nations. And the

00:09:17.100 Catholic Church has always correctly taught that we have a right to borders, that we have a right 0.73

00:09:22.080 to control entry into our borders. Perhaps the most profound thinker and teacher on this point

00:09:27.780 is Thomas Aquinas. And Thomas Aquinas, by the way, if you were to put his writings on immigration,

00:09:32.340 and I encourage people to take a look at them, if you put them into today's context,

00:09:35.760 he would be known as an uber hawk, okay, on immigration. For example, he believed that even

00:09:41.760 the second and third generations shouldn't be allowed to vote because they might not be

00:09:45.880 culturally assimilated enough. That's where, you know, probably the foremost father of the church, 0.97

00:09:51.180 maybe some Augustinians would argue with me, but maybe the foremost father of the church in terms

00:09:55.760 of teaching, Thomas Aquinas, that's where he was. That's what the Catholic church has believed for

00:10:01.020 centuries and centuries. Unfortunately, now we've got some globalist leaders in incredibly important

00:10:06.060 positions, including the seat of Peter itself, and they insist at every opportunity in inserting

00:10:13.000 themselves into partisan politics and aligning themselves with the Democrats because of this

00:10:17.620 immigration issue. And the point I'm trying to make here is because there is new news here

00:10:21.980 that was broken, thankfully by Senator Grassley and his committee. We now have in their own words,

00:10:28.660 their own text messages and emails, the Biden DOJ saying that they were targeting Catholics

00:10:33.640 for being Catholic and even targeting nuns and specifically joking about how much they wanted

00:10:40.300 to prosecute nuns who still wear habits, which are the traditional robes and veils, the traditional

00:10:45.500 religious garb. Now, Steve, when you're making fun of nuns and when you are targeting them

00:10:50.440 for criminal prosecution, when you're trying to put nuns in handcuffs and in jail,

00:10:54.860 you're doing something really, really wrong. And I don't think you have to be Catholic 0.96

00:10:58.480 to understand that. But for those of us who are Catholic, this is especially offensive.

00:11:02.820 And for people like you and I, who were educated by wonderful religious sisters,

00:11:06.720 My K through 12 was Dominican sisters.

00:11:09.120 They were some of the most magnificent women I've ever met in my life.

00:11:12.020 He was such a blessing to me.

00:11:13.420 If I have any ability to speak well and write well, it is because of them and what they taught me.

00:11:18.800 And now to read that the top echelons of the Biden DOJ, Biden supposedly a Catholic himself, are targeting Catholics in this manner.

00:11:27.260 And then to witness what is going on with the Pope and bishops constantly joining themselves at the hip to those very Democrats.

00:11:35.680 It's wrong. It's offensive. It needs to be called out. What the Pope just did in naming an illegal

00:11:41.800 migrant, the Bishop of West Virginia, a very deeply read pro-MAGA West Virginia. There's no 0.52

00:11:47.980 way that was coincidence, Steve. That was a shot at the United States, at the American right,

00:11:53.680 at Donald Trump, at America first. And it's just, it's inexcusable, particularly coming from his

00:11:59.340 office for the most important church office on planet earth. It's totally inexcusable. And that's

00:12:05.120 why i'm calling it out um so for audiences not catholic and by the way i was uh taught by the

00:12:13.000 benedictine the same way with you everything i owe on the education side is from them because

00:12:17.440 they were quite strict um people are confused well hey how can they be so radical on the border

00:12:23.540 and they have the catholic charities at the same time biden because biden's crew when you read it

00:12:28.580 they're targeting trad catholics they're targeting traditional catholics when i was at danbury

00:12:33.820 the most the most incredible men in that prison were the men that were sent there by the biden

00:12:40.760 justice department for saying the rosary outside of abortion centers these men were modern day

00:12:47.380 saints they didn't have any money they couldn't buy stuff at the commissary you had to help

00:12:51.300 you know people had to help get them clothes and rec clothes things like that but these people they

00:12:56.680 had a glow about them right in prison in a hellhole prison these these lived their christianity and

00:13:02.800 lived their Catholicism every day. That's the folks that Biden went after. They go after

00:13:07.800 traditional Catholics and traditional Catholic beliefs, nuns and habits, people at abortion

00:13:13.420 centers saying the rosary, the Latin mass, the FBI coming up, starting with my family's parish,

00:13:19.300 the Tridentine parish in Richmond to say, oh, these are centers of extremism and white nationalism.

00:13:24.940 but the institutional church is quite happy working with demonic forces in the Biden

00:13:32.340 administration. Are they not? I mean, they literally would have voted for them over

00:13:37.160 President Trump every day of the week, correct? Correct. That's the unfortunate reality,

00:13:42.460 but I think it's incumbent upon us, it's our obligation as faithful Catholics to call that

00:13:47.880 out. And for most of church history, the opposite was the case. In other words, the clergy had to

00:13:54.480 correct the laity, right? Who were generally too lax, right? With their own morals, with social

00:14:00.060 norms and that sort of thing. And the clerics would correct the laity. We now in many cases

00:14:05.940 have the opposite, right? Where the laity in many ways is way more faithful to Catholic tradition,

00:14:11.420 to Christianity itself, to biblical principles than are the clerics, than are the leading

00:14:16.500 actual officials of the church, including the American bishops. And now we see the Pope himself.

00:14:21.680 And also, let's put this in context. It wasn't just naming this one bishop. He also named another bishop, an auxiliary bishop in Washington, D.C., in our nation's capital, who is a guy who is an absolute DEI radical.

00:14:33.960 I mean, the way he talks about DEI, you'd think you're listening to Hakeem Jeffries rather than a church shepherd.

00:14:40.380 And of course, you know, we know that the pope got in a very public spat with President Trump.

00:14:45.460 In addition to that, there are some things that might seem more trivial, but I think they still matter.

00:14:49.540 For example, he was asked, are you going to root for the U.S. or Peru?

00:14:52.540 He said, I'm going to root for Peru in the World Cup.

00:14:54.600 So I guess he doesn't really consider himself to be an American.

00:14:57.320 And on that topic, by the way, here we are in our 250th birthday year, a huge deal for the American people, for all of us, not for Republicans, for Americans.

00:15:06.560 He's an American, born and raised here, and yet he is not coming to the United States.

00:15:11.400 He refused the invitation to come for the July 4th itself, and there are no plans for him to come to his homeland at all.

00:15:18.320 And what is he doing on the 4th of July? He is going to an Italian island that is known as essentially an illegal migrant transport hub. He's going there. Again, that's not coincidental. He didn't pick the July 4th date to do. He's an American. He knows what's going on on July 4th, especially in 2026, the 250th anniversary.

00:15:36.340 So, look, I think it's important for us to recognize as Catholics, we recognize his spiritual authority, okay?

00:15:43.360 You know, I'm not a heretic, okay?

00:15:45.140 I recognize his spiritual authority.

00:15:47.160 I don't believe in schism.

00:15:48.400 At the same time, when he is acting like a partisan political actor, and when other bishops are, I, as a fellow partisan political actor, I'm going to push back.

00:15:58.200 And I think we, as lay Catholics, have an obligation to do so.

00:16:01.800 Now, do it respectfully.

00:16:03.040 Do it with facts, right?

00:16:04.360 We don't have to make up scurrilous lies.

00:16:05.860 in this case, unfortunately, the facts as revealed are damning enough. But I thought it was important

00:16:11.500 to connect these two stories. So what's going on with the Pope lately, particularly naming an

00:16:16.000 illegal migrant, former illegal migrant, to be the Bishop of West Virginia? Let's connect that story

00:16:21.220 to the new news out of the Grassley Committee, what we now know, I think a lot of us, of course,

00:16:26.600 suspected, but we now know, in their own words, that Biden DOJ was doing targeting. So my message

00:16:31.640 to the bishops is can you please stop comforting the oppressors and instead comfort the afflicted

00:16:38.380 because that is your job as shepherds of the church as faithful servants of christ and as

00:16:44.740 inheritors of the apostolic mission to evangelize and love the world stop comforting the oppressors

00:16:51.660 start comforting the afflicted even as we've talked about this and get you up on the show

00:16:57.580 with your videos, you're in Wisconsin, which is a very Catholic state. Marco Rubio, the Secretary

00:17:04.060 of State, has made plans to leave tomorrow to go see the Pope, to talk about the Pope's opposition

00:17:10.340 to this war, right? And it's not, you know, does the Pope need to be schooled on Aquinas and just

00:17:17.780 war theory, sir? Perhaps he does. And listen, I have to say, I am not in favor of the White House.

00:17:25.020 if I could get this message to the president. I don't think this is a good move, sending Marco

00:17:29.660 Rubio, because right now, given the way the Pope is acting, given again how much he is interjecting

00:17:35.600 himself into partisan politics here in the United States, I don't think he deserves the honor of a

00:17:41.080 visit from the Secretary of State of the United States, of his home country and the greatest

00:17:45.020 superpower on earth. I really don't. I think in terms of diplomatic outreach right now, you should

00:17:49.400 be following normal channels. This is an extraordinary move that we are making, and it's a real honor to

00:17:54.960 get a visit from the Secretary of State of the United States. So I believe instead we should be

00:17:59.320 operating through the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See. And my dear friend Brian Birch, who's doing

00:18:03.780 an amazing job as U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican, he should be sent to have these conversations with

00:18:09.480 the Pope. That is my belief. I think politically, symbolically, that's how this should happen,

00:18:15.560 because the Pope is not acting in a way that deserves this level of recognition right now

00:18:21.520 from the United States. Now, look, I think President Trump bends over backwards because

00:18:25.560 he has such great respect for Catholics in America. That's a wonderful thing. We should

00:18:28.700 be very glad about that. But I think in this case, going a little too far.

00:18:33.520 Also, the timing, if we're still going to have this meeting with the CCP in Beijing

00:18:37.440 next week, one of the hot button issues for conservative Catholics on a geopolitical basis

00:18:44.140 is the secret treaty that Perlin negotiated and Francis negotiated and signed with the

00:18:51.320 Chinese Communist Party to allow the Chinese Communist Party to select bishops. It's outrageous.

00:18:56.840 They've renewed it. If that is not a centerpiece of Secretary Rubio's meeting to say, hey, look,

00:19:03.400 we're going to see him, but we're going to need you guys because it's against UN rules and

00:19:10.160 regulations, but got us into World War I with all these secret treaties. You can't have secret

00:19:14.480 treaties, secret codicils, right? That has to be exposed. It's shocking to me that Rubio would go

00:19:20.220 the week before Beijing on an institution that has a secret deal with the Chinese Communist

00:19:27.060 Party, sir. Yeah. Well, and by the way, regarding that secret, terrible, dirty deal with Beijing,

00:19:33.300 what these church leaders should do is they don't have to look way back in history. In this case,

00:19:36.700 they don't have to look to Aquinas. Just look back a few decades at St. John Paul the Great,

00:19:41.520 John Paul II, and the way he confronted communism, right? And that should be your model.

00:19:46.180 read some of his sermons, some of his speeches, read about the actions that he took against the

00:19:52.240 evil of communism, and then contrast that with the way the Vatican is treating with absolute kid

00:19:57.640 gloves the monsters of Beijing, the junta of the Chinese Communist Party right now, the greatest 0.60

00:20:03.980 menace, the greatest threat to the entire world, and certainly to the United States, but also to 0.95

00:20:08.800 the Catholic Church, and stop cozying up to them. Stop making deals with them where you let them 1.00

00:20:13.880 effectively name bishops, you grant them control over the true church, the true church, which has

00:20:19.760 often been underground, of course, in communist China, rather than what they call the patriotic

00:20:23.740 church, which is the recognized one. Don't make deals with the devil. And when you're speaking

00:20:28.280 about the Chinese Communist Party, it's the devil. And I'm not exaggerating when I say that. There 0.94

00:20:32.240 are clearly demonic forces at play there. We're talking about, of course, an organization that has

00:20:36.780 effectively killed babies for decades and decades. Don't make deals with them.

00:20:41.060 uh where do we go to get all your content steve cortez know you gotta bounce yeah please go to

00:20:46.860 cortesinvestigates.com cortez uh with an s at the end and of course my twitter i'm at cortez steve

00:20:52.380 and check out all the content we'll be coming out with this wisconsin documentary very very soon and

00:20:56.900 you can see all my videos all my articles at cortesinvestigates.com thank you brother thank

00:21:01.800 you for sticking around appreciate you thank thank you we're gonna go to rahim gassam here momentarily

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00:21:32.140 Let's hear from Raheem Kassam.

00:21:33.380 Well greetings from London where the nation waits with bated breath to see what the results

00:21:39.940 are going to be like in the English local elections on Thursday alongside parliamentary

00:21:47.340 elections in the devolved parliaments of Scotland and Wales. There are thousands upon thousands

00:21:54.820 of seats up for grabs in these local elections. Some people will remember that last year the

00:22:01.220 embattled British Prime Minister Sakhir Starmer actually paused and postponed elections all over

00:22:09.280 the country in a highly cynical and anti-democratic move. Those elections are now taking place this

00:22:18.180 week and I have been out on the campaign trail with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage who is expected

00:22:24.500 to mop up thousands of seats while the traditional major two parties, the Labour Party and the

00:22:33.640 Conservative Party, otherwise known as the Tories, are projected some massive, massive losses. It is

00:22:41.780 an extremely pertinent moment for the fight against the political establishment here in

00:22:48.580 the United Kingdom. And indeed, we are also focusing heavily on what happens in Wales and

00:22:56.320 Scotland. Both of those devolved parliaments have been run by far left nationalist parties.

00:23:03.300 The Labour Party of Wales and the SNP, the Scottish National Party, have held power for a

00:23:10.920 very long time in those areas, but it looks like that power may now be at risk. Again, reform

00:23:16.940 polling extremely highly in Wales and about to make major breakthroughs in Scotland. Also,

00:23:24.500 some things that were genuinely unthinkable just a year or two ago. The situation here

00:23:31.280 in the United Kingdom is changing rapidly. It may lead to the end of Sir Keir Starmer's

00:23:41.120 premiership. You will remember, especially the American audience here will recall just how much

00:23:48.240 Sir Keir Starmer has been at loggerheads with President Trump in recent weeks and months. Well,

00:23:54.400 he is not a particularly popular figure in the United Kingdom either. He actually has worse

00:24:01.020 approval ratings than George W. Bush had at his lowest peak and also the lowest ratings

00:24:10.980 of Richard Nixon. So Sir Keir Starmer may well be deposed by his very own party come this weekend

00:24:20.560 after Thursday's results. Another thing for the audience to bear in mind right now,

00:24:27.640 as developments are taking place in Iran, and as the situation continues to change

00:24:34.440 across Europe. Are the moves recently taken by the German government, as we know, President Trump

00:24:43.020 is pulling troops out of Germany. We don't know specifically how many yet or how quickly they will

00:24:50.900 go. We don't know if Germany is also the only country that will go through this. But there is

00:24:57.120 more than one place in which the American taxpayer underwrites what's going on in Europe. 0.75

00:25:06.020 Everybody thinks of defense, but there's another area, a massive area, in which the Germans

00:25:11.960 simply are not playing ball with America, and that is in medicines. The Germans have recently 0.95

00:25:18.920 taken steps to further try and fleece the US taxpayer and force them, like the US does, 0.89

00:25:26.280 all across the continent to underwrite the cheap medicines that Europeans get. 0.60

00:25:32.160 Meanwhile, Americans pay top dollar for top drugs in the United States.

00:25:37.220 It effectively is a similar situation to what happens with NATO.

00:25:41.780 So there is another element to which the president can fight back against Berlin.

00:25:46.660 It is an incredibly important time for him to do so.

00:25:50.180 There could be a Section 301 investigation launch.

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00:31:21.260 War Room.

00:31:22.360 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:31:25.360 Welcome back.

00:31:29.480 We have Wade Miller joining us from CRA, Center for Renewing America,

00:31:34.200 the great organization founded by Wade and Russ Vogt and others,

00:31:39.420 many of whom are in the administration.

00:31:41.940 Wade, you've had a, and CRA overall, had a focus on the American family

00:31:50.500 and basically how we have family formation,

00:31:53.100 but also how we make sure that the family has the resources it needs,

00:31:58.560 is kind of looked at as an economic unit.

00:32:01.200 In fact, one of the organizing principles, I would say, of CRA

00:32:04.700 is exactly the fact that you, probably more than any other institution,

00:32:09.060 look at the American family as an economic unit

00:32:11.580 and what do we need to do to make sure it's healthy and prosper,

00:32:15.620 particularly given the difficulties we have in this country of family formation,

00:32:19.780 as particularly gets later.

00:32:21.040 These are massive societal problems.

00:32:23.100 You've got a new initiative you're launching today. Can you tell us about it?

00:32:27.340 Sure. So, you know, there's been a lot of national conversation about affordability and the left's been complaining about Trump.

00:32:33.360 And the reality is, is that Trump is doing everything that he has the power to do.

00:32:38.160 You know, the one big, beautiful bill with the tax cuts, the deregulatory agenda.

00:32:42.980 He's putting a focus on America first refining, you know, because we export 4.6 billion barrels a day or, you know, so much because we don't have the ability to refine the oil that we're producing ourselves.

00:32:54.000 We have the ability to refine, you know, foreign oil.

00:32:56.720 And so, you know, he's doing everything that he can do as an executive on that front.

00:33:00.260 And eventually the Iran war is going to end.

00:33:02.720 Everything that he can do, he's doing.

00:33:04.280 But there's this other lingering problem, which is that at a systemic level, most of the institutions that encapsulate all of the threshold buckets for what it costs to raise a family, so mortgages, health care, child care, transportation, energy, on and on and on, they all have inherent inefficiencies built into them.

00:33:27.260 I think some of these are intentional by kind of the cultural Marxist left.

00:33:31.200 They don't want markets in the first place.

00:33:32.880 They want to push us towards, you know, government programs.

00:33:37.580 And so we said about, I read a really interesting article about six or seven months ago, and

00:33:42.480 it said that the cost of participation in society, the average for a family of four

00:33:48.120 is about 130 something thousand dollars.

00:33:51.040 So I wanted to reverse engineer that work and figure out what's the truth.

00:33:55.160 And the reality is that the cost of participation is about $105,000 a year for the American family.

00:34:02.720 That's just the basics.

00:34:04.540 And the average median income is about $128,000.

00:34:07.740 Hang on.

00:34:08.220 Hang on.

00:34:09.020 Hang on.

00:34:09.400 Slow down.

00:34:10.160 When you say participation, just walk the audience through, what does that mean?

00:34:14.100 Sure.

00:34:14.660 So just to exist in our society, the things you would need as a family, rent or mortgage, at least one car, preferably two.

00:34:24.340 You have to pay for energy.

00:34:26.580 You need health care.

00:34:29.060 There's all sorts of things that are basic necessities of family formation.

00:34:36.120 Some of us preppers can say that we could get away without most of those.

00:34:40.280 But the average family would say that they need all of those things to have a chance at thriving in our country.

00:34:46.420 And right now, the average cost of all those buckets is about $105,000, which is a lot.

00:34:51.560 And that's not, we're not talking about going out to the movies.

00:34:54.140 We're not talking about buying all the clothes you need for school next year.

00:34:58.300 You know, all of these additional add-ons.

00:35:00.300 These are just the basic necessities, $105,000 a year.

00:35:04.520 And, you know, it's just not, doesn't need to be this way.

00:35:08.120 So we actually threw our work in all of these buckets.

00:35:11.400 But hang on, but hang on, slow down.

00:35:12.920 I want to make sure I understand this.

00:35:15.100 Correct me if I'm wrong.

00:35:16.200 If you're telling me it's $105,000 without any of the other vacations or, you know, getting clothes and the kinds of things you need to actually participate in society, maybe not at the super high level, but we're a middle-class family, that $105,000 is after tax.

00:35:34.560 That's cash that you got to pay for a mortgage.

00:35:36.580 So are you telling me a family of four, if I grow something for the tax, has got to make, I don't know, $140,000 to actually have the cash after tax to pay for it?

00:35:51.380 That's 100% correct.

00:35:53.080 The average family is struggling.

00:35:55.560 An average family of four right now, correct me if I'm wrong, is $72,000.

00:36:01.700 Is that an average family of four?

00:36:03.660 two incomes is essentially $72,000 in an American household?

00:36:09.400 The average family of four number that we were able to come up with is about $128,000.

00:36:15.160 Now, if you do, you know, there's different ways you can slice that.

00:36:20.220 $128,000, what, that's two parents working?

00:36:23.160 Household income, correct. 0.89

00:36:24.460 Two-parent household income.

00:36:27.180 Is $100,000 what?

00:36:29.160 $28,000.

00:36:30.600 And so your math is right.

00:36:32.080 When you account for taxes, Social Security, all of these things, it's going to be a little bit less than $105,000.

00:36:38.680 So the average family is having difficulty keeping up because of the way these institutions are. 0.99

00:36:44.700 Let me be stupid here for a second. 0.88

00:36:46.060 The average wage for a person coming in is $52,000. 0.98

00:36:50.360 I thought the family of four with two wage owners was something like $75,000.

00:36:55.400 That can't be right.

00:36:56.200 Okay, fine.

00:36:56.840 So are you saying that to get to the 105,000, you need to make, what did you say, 125 or 130?

00:37:04.740 You need to make more than that to really make it kind of even out.

00:37:10.200 But that illustrates the point, which is that the average family is struggling to keep their head above water.

00:37:17.120 You know, Trump is doing absolutely everything that he is empowered to do, and he is pushing the needle in the right way.

00:37:21.880 Families are going to be benefiting from some of these things he's doing for the next decade or two,

00:37:25.560 And they won't even know that it was Trump. But a lot of these buckets are inherently systemically inefficient.

00:37:32.180 So take health care. The average health care plan, business provided plan is about twenty nine thousand and change.

00:37:39.160 Twenty eight thousand and change right around in there. That's the average for a family of four.

00:37:44.440 There's no need for this. The entire system is structurally set up and we could have a whole debate on health care for me of systems and how they should be structured.

00:37:52.560 But our plan gets you the same basic coverage and actual health care at about half the price.

00:37:59.460 So we can get business-sponsored plans down to about $13,800 a month, a year for a family of four, which is transformational.

00:38:08.880 It would basically make it so that employers could cover health care and no one would have to even pay for it if they've got employer-covered care.

00:38:15.760 And businesses would still save money even if they covered 100% of your health care.

00:38:20.320 But why can't you do that right now?

00:38:22.160 Well, Obamacare basically makes this structure illegal. They want to force everything through

00:38:28.400 insurance companies, even basic care. So if I right now could, what would I do? I would go out

00:38:34.220 and get a direct primary care plan. Just go directly to a doctor. I would pay that doctor

00:38:38.300 $300 a month. It's the best system that's available. The problem with that is that if you do that,

00:38:44.820 you can't just get a catastrophic plan on the back end. You have to get comprehensive coverage,

00:38:51.180 which renders direct primary care not an option for the average family.

00:38:55.720 But with health-sharing ministries, with infinite risk pools, and with our DPC plan,

00:39:00.420 you can cut that in half and have actually better health care.

00:39:03.060 We don't have to live this way.

00:39:04.840 But here's the takeaway.

00:39:06.240 We can go through bucket by bucket.

00:39:07.540 We can do energy.

00:39:08.240 We can do mortgages.

00:39:09.460 At the end of the day, if you implement all of our reforms, we have 63 reforms that we're proposing.

00:39:13.920 You can take that down from $105,000 as the cost of participation down to about a little less than $41,000 a year.

00:39:23.420 It's transformational.

00:39:24.480 We can cut $68,000 a year out of the average family of four budget.

00:39:30.860 And these are through efficiencies, changing the system, tax treatments, all of these things we can do.

00:39:37.220 And here's the interesting thing.

00:39:38.560 You'll enjoy this.

00:39:39.400 I actually, early on, was going out on AI and asking for every single idea that was out there that's been proposed at the state level, at the federal level, and then group them by partisanship.

00:39:49.360 There was actually quite a few ideas in the Republican Party that had been out there.

00:39:53.120 The left had essentially no ideas.

00:39:55.240 They were all government subsidies and new government programs, which would just increase costs.

00:39:59.960 None of them had any actual solutions.

00:40:01.720 And so one of the things we're going to do with this, as the left is going to be chirping on about affordability all summer long, I'm sure they will, is we're going to put out our plan.

00:40:09.360 We're going to lay out all 63 of those proposals in the plan.

00:40:12.740 And we're going to challenge.

00:40:13.820 Hang on.

00:40:14.100 Hang on one second.

00:40:16.300 So conception, I want to have you back on.

00:40:19.820 We'll drill down.

00:40:20.340 But if I look at mortgage or rent, which is, you know, shelter, if I look at energy, which is, you know, transportation and the home, right?

00:40:32.020 And then if I look at health care, what are the other big buckets I'm missing?

00:40:35.960 Those are three.

00:40:37.360 What else do you include as big buckets?

00:40:39.220 Because I then want to put the 63 inside of one of those buckets.

00:40:43.660 Sure, so we've got a whole mega thread out there.

00:40:46.860 We've distilled it down into five or six main buckets.

00:40:50.340 health care, housing, transportation, energy, child care, and kind of another catch-all with

00:40:58.380 various reforms you can do. There's more that can be done. And we would love it if other entities

00:41:03.080 and organizations, individuals would jump into the fray here and provide another 60 additional

00:41:07.720 ideas. And maybe some of their ideas are better than ours. That'd be great. But I think the key

00:41:12.460 point of all of this is to point out that, one, it doesn't have to be this way. Leftists have

00:41:16.720 built this up over time, I think, intentionally to undermine the entire middle-class system to

00:41:21.280 justify their structure of top-down governance and attacking markets. But at the end of the day,

00:41:31.820 we're going to put this out, and we're going to say to any leftists at any level, city council,

00:41:36.400 mayors, state reps, state senators, members of Congress, anyone out there, do you support any

00:41:43.480 of any one of these provisions, and if not, not a single one of them, then we're going to call

00:41:48.340 bunk on their claim that they are for affordability and that they want to solve these

00:41:54.000 problems for the middle class. And I'm willing to bet there aren't very many leftist politicians

00:41:57.360 out there that will agree to even one of our reforms. I agree. But taking it on a positive

00:42:03.480 side, just on our side of the football, and when you go through year 63, are they all now changes

00:42:09.260 that need to be made at the federal level?

00:42:10.960 In other words, the states have always been,

00:42:13.800 as Russ Vogt taught me, the laboratories,

00:42:16.640 local communities in the states are the laboratories

00:42:18.740 for ideas that we can then take national.

00:42:21.740 Are any of your 63 right now, to the best of your knowledge,

00:42:25.780 implemented at a statewide level, at least some basis

00:42:28.560 that we can then take over the federal?

00:42:31.020 Or are these all things you think need to be done

00:42:33.420 at the federal level right away?

00:42:35.600 Most of these are innovative ideas that are not yet in place that we are proposing.

00:42:41.680 Not a lot of these things have been done at state level or federal level.

00:42:46.480 Some of them have been proposed, but not done.

00:42:50.020 I think this is fantastic.

00:42:51.400 Can you walk us through some of the biggest subset of action items in those categories, in those five big categories?

00:43:00.620 Yeah.

00:43:01.400 So I've mentioned the health care plan.

00:43:03.640 And there's the whole, you know, the Trump homes is a great idea, but we also need to

00:43:08.340 figure out tax advantage accounts on how we get families to the point where they can do their

00:43:14.700 down payment. And so incentivizing their ability to put money forward and also incentivizing family

00:43:21.340 members. So often families and parents and grandparents want to be able to contribute

00:43:25.600 to these things, but they're not tax advantage. And, you know, we want to be able to build into

00:43:29.780 this and feed into that. And there's ways we can start saving for college. There's all sorts of

00:43:34.860 things that we can do that we're not currently doing in every single one of these categories

00:43:38.640 that would essentially significantly lower the costs. I mean, transportation, renewable fuel

00:43:44.040 standard, all of these things that are, all these regulatory burdens that are in just the ability

00:43:50.840 to produce a vehicle today are outrageous. And it ends up just harming families. It makes it harder

00:43:55.860 for them to own a vehicle, which is a threshold to being able to find employment that's more than

00:44:01.740 a walking distance away. There's all sorts of things we can do that fundamentally improve the

00:44:06.100 condition of the American family. Isn't the way to do, one of the ways to do this, obviously got

00:44:10.500 challenged the left, but that's just going to get into the debate. They're all big government guys

00:44:14.720 that want the family to fail so they have more control. Is there any way between now and let's

00:44:22.640 say they go home in August to get the House to sit down and to get members to say, hey, look,

00:44:28.260 these are 20 things we can put into an overall comprehensive bill of supporting the American

00:44:33.360 family, get that drafted, get it up. So then we've got something on record to say, hey,

00:44:38.500 here's what we're saying. Their solutions are all more big government or destruction of the family.

00:44:45.580 And here ours is supporting it. And this is what we want to put forth as a positive piece of

00:44:51.220 comprehensive legislation. Absolutely. I think that we're going to bifurcate this out to proposals

00:44:58.320 for states and then proposals for Congress. And by the way, apologies for my background. I think

00:45:02.580 that whatever's on timed out and it's just going through an Apple TV right now. But yes, we're

00:45:07.660 going to send this over a package. And I think there's a lot that Congress can do. There's a lot

00:45:11.240 that states can do to fix this problem. And we're going to have a sent out and work with State

00:45:16.840 Freedom Caucus Network and others to try to fix these problems. Let's go back to what you said

00:45:22.540 about the state freedom caucuses. A bunch of these can be put at the state level so we could

00:45:27.020 actually get some of these things implemented on an easier basis? Yeah, some of these are state

00:45:31.940 level. And some of these, there's clever and innovative ways that some of these state freedom

00:45:36.480 caucus networks can put pressure onto the federal government to kind of push them in the right

00:45:42.200 direction of fixing some of these problems. What's the best way, Wade, for people to start

00:45:47.260 to get their hands right? You're launching it today. When you say launch, are you going to

00:45:51.140 roll it out with a media launch? Are you going to go testify on Capitol Hill? I mean, where can

00:45:56.380 people find out, obviously, more so they get an understanding of this? First off, $105,000 to $41,000,

00:46:02.420 that's cutting out about 65% of the cost. If you think about it, you know, if people are making

00:46:08.860 $125,000 after tax, look at the amount of money they're prepared to save. Look at what they could

00:46:14.980 do for savings. You would change the dynamic of Americans' lives just by the ability to have them

00:46:21.340 have the ability not just to maybe get some nicer things and maybe more travel, but in addition,

00:46:27.460 actually be able to put some money away to build a nest egg for when they retire.

00:46:32.140 absolutely and the amount you would save in one year is almost enough to cover uh four years of

00:46:38.660 college tuition in state uh in most colleges and most states uh you know it would be transformational

00:46:44.920 amount that you could save it would be transformational in the amount uh that you know

00:46:48.960 starting your family and having the psychological uh feeling that you can do that uh safely and

00:46:54.820 effectively there's so many things that would transform in our society and not the least of

00:46:59.320 which could be just AI-proofing our economy or at least buying those of us in our economy time to adapt to the coming AI changes.

00:47:08.260 Because if you're making $128,000 versus, you know, I would rather make $70,000 with an expense of $41,000 a year than $128,000 with an expense of, you know, $110,000 a year.

00:47:20.000 So what you can make versus what things cost is a really important way to think about things, not just simply how much can I make.

00:47:27.140 The value of what you make also matters.

00:47:29.580 And a lot of this, it will make us AI proof in the coming years.

00:47:35.120 So how do people get, how do they get to this?

00:47:37.860 How do they start to work their way through it so they understand it?

00:47:41.000 So we wrote a piece on each one of them.

00:47:43.760 You can find them at americarenewing.com.

00:47:45.640 That's americarenewing.com.

00:47:47.840 We wrote on each one of these buckets.

00:47:49.540 And then we just released today our wrap-up piece, which kind of ties them all together

00:47:53.180 and paints the big picture narrative on what this all means when put together.

00:47:56.780 You can find that all on our website.

00:47:58.200 I'm going to be tweeting about it more today.

00:48:01.900 On X, I'm Wade Miller, at Wade Miller.

00:48:05.520 And we'll be more talking about these things.

00:48:07.720 And then ultimately, I think that the bigger picture here, though, is this is just the first hurdle.

00:48:12.040 We can do all of these things, but if we don't save our culture, then none of this will eventually matter anyways.

00:48:18.340 So getting money out of the way, the inefficiencies and cost burdens out of the way is a big step.

00:48:23.280 But we also have to remember in the back of our minds that the next step after this, and probably concurrent and simultaneous, is that we also have to fight to save our culture. 0.96

00:48:31.780 Well, you guys have been doing it, the lead of Sharia law and Sharia supremacy. 0.90

00:48:36.260 How do you think we're doing down in Texas? 0.99

00:48:37.720 You know, we just had folks on today about this water park financed by, I think, Grand Prairie, Texas, down there. 0.98

00:48:45.300 And they're going to have a Muslim-only day. 0.70

00:48:47.340 I mean, how do you think we're doing on the anti-Sharia fight in the great state of Texas? 0.99

00:48:53.280 I'm encouraged by the fact that more and more people are waking up to this, and they're emboldened to speak out about it. 0.54

00:48:59.540 I am still concerned that at the legal level, judiciary level, judges, that they are not yet capable of thinking in ways that will facilitate.

00:49:11.560 I think we're going to get some wins, and I think we have smart people that will craft these.

00:49:15.500 But what we need is a revolution in the judiciary to understand that the Constitution is not a suicide pact. 0.75

00:49:21.340 That the First Amendment does obviously provide us great protections, but it doesn't mean that we have to allow a radical Islamic Sharia to pervasively take over our entire culture, knowing that doctrinally it is being designed specifically to supplant the current culture, and ultimately it's at odds with the entire Constitution.

00:49:40.660 And so I think those two things have to happen. We have to continue to fight this, but we also need judges to wake up and understand that their job is to protect our culture and our entire system and not to use it as a shield to protect these offensive ideologies that are out here to destroy us. 0.92

00:49:58.300 well you want to thank you uh and your team there for providing such great leadership you put so

00:50:04.200 many great people in the administration and you guys have not missed a beat since uh russ and the

00:50:09.120 team went over there so really extraordinary um of course you know the war and posse loves you guys

00:50:13.400 where can they go to get all the analysis here to get updates on sharia law and what is your social

00:50:19.040 media on social media america renewing i think you can am renew uh center but you can look it up

00:50:26.680 Center for Renewing America on X. And we've got a whole thread outlining everything we talked about

00:50:30.660 here. And of course, my X handle is at Wade Miller. Wade Miller, thank you so much for the

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Bannon's War Room - May 05, 2026

WarRoom Battleground EP 1003： Saving Wisconsin And Spiritual Authority In The US; Family, Future, Savings

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