Bannon's War Room - August 25, 2026


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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:17.280 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:22.600 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:26.860 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:28.360 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:30.260 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:31.960 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:32.900 It's going to happen.
00:00:34.160 And where do people like that go to share the big line?
00:00:37.540 Mega Media.
00:00:38.900 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:44.320 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:48.100 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:54.280 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.
00:00:58.360 A CDC scientist who evaded capture by federal authorities for nearly 15 years is now back here in the U.S.
00:01:09.340 He allegedly stole money meant for autism research.
00:01:13.200 Atlanta News First political reporter Doug Reardon joined us live from the CDC headquarters tonight.
00:01:17.380 Doug, he vanished after he was indicted.
00:01:21.960 He didn't. That was back in 2011, Blair, but it was only just this week that Paul Thorson was brought back to the United States.
00:01:28.360 to face justice for what federal investigators say was a million-dollar fraud scheme,
00:01:33.340 money that was meant to help children.
00:01:36.180 That is Paul Thorsen, surrounded by U.S. Marshals setting foot on American soil
00:01:40.780 for the first time in 15 years.
00:01:43.540 Thorsen, a Danish doctor who worked for the CDC from 2004 until 2010,
00:01:48.080 was extradited from Germany to Atlanta, facing seven-figure fraud charges.
00:01:53.140 The money was intended for really good purposes.
00:01:55.120 Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve McClain indicted the case against Thorson himself back in 2011.
00:02:01.280 Thorson had been receiving grant money from the CDC here in Atlanta to study disorders in children.
00:02:06.640 The relationship between vaccines and autism, it included cerebral palsy in infants.
00:02:12.200 It included fetal alcohol syndrome.
00:02:14.120 But instead, federal officials alleged Thorson used personal credit union accounts bearing the CDC's name to funnel money to his pocket, then submitted fake invoices for the research work.
00:02:23.980 And then he took the money, bought a house in Atlanta, bought an Audi automobile, bought a Honda automobile, a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, took out over 60 cashier's checks.
00:02:35.560 According to McLean's grand jury indictment, Thorson, quote, obtained over $1 million from his scheme to defraud.
00:02:42.120 He was even on the Department of Health and Human Services' top 10 most wanted list all this time.
00:02:46.840 McLean, surprised, but pleased to see Thorson back in the states to face justice.
00:02:51.160 I wasn't sure if this case would ever come to trial because you never know.
00:02:55.540 Once 15 years goes by, you think maybe that defendant is one that will never come back to the United States and never be extradited.
00:03:04.460 So I was pleased to see that he was.
00:03:09.460 And listen, that was almost the case, too.
00:03:11.640 After this indictment had gone through, Thorsen had returned back to Denmark where he was from, and they were not going to extradite him back.
00:03:18.200 But just last year, almost a year ago to the month, Thorsen was vacationing with his wife in Germany when authorities there stopped him, checked his paperwork and realized that he had an Interpol red notice.
00:03:29.420 They then began the extradition process, which, of course, ended with him returning back to Hartsfield, Jackson yesterday outside the CDC.
00:03:35.820 This guy was the go to guy for all of these.
00:03:38.540 Oh, you know that there's no link between vaccine and autism.
00:03:42.340 He would just feed them back what they wanted to hear and put the money in his pocket.
00:03:45.740 Right.
00:03:46.100 And that's why they didn't go after him at the time, because the CDC hired him to do fraudulent research.
00:03:55.380 They just wanted the answer that they thought would increase vaccine uptake.
00:04:00.220 So just like Dr. Fauci, he was working for the big pharmaceutical companies.
00:04:05.300 He was working for people who prioritized profits over the health of our children.
00:04:11.580 And they knew exactly what they were doing.
00:04:13.860 And that's how it's been possible over all these years to get the worst health outcomes of the 30 industrialized countries while spending three times the money.
00:04:24.500 So this is blind faith and authority.
00:04:27.420 But the authority is the pharmaceutical companies trying to sell us dangerous products that poison our children.
00:04:36.580 Naomi Wolf, it is Tuesday, 25 August in the year of our Lord, 2026.
00:04:41.060 By the way, I want to thank the entire Denver crew, my own production team at the War Room for the tribute to Donnie Parton, just magnificent, pulling it together in only minutes, so just great.
00:04:51.600 Naomi Wolf, you're the author of The Body of Others.
00:04:54.440 You oversaw them with the author of the Pfizer paper.
00:04:57.420 You put it all on the line during the pandemic, and particularly about vaccines.
00:05:03.480 This is not about a million bucks.
00:05:06.440 That's the mechanism they use to get this guy back.
00:05:09.700 put in a perspective what this guy did and uh and how many lives he's ruined ma'am
00:05:16.400 well as you said steve you know this is very very big um and i keep thinking about all of
00:05:24.660 those members of the posse and members of the general public who have reasonably shown up in
00:05:30.100 my feed or in my inbox saying when are we going to see anyone go to jail when are we going to see
00:05:35.760 anyone in custody. These perpetrators, Dr. Fauci, they're walking around free. They're going to
00:05:41.160 events. They have impunity, it would seem. Well, this is huge. This crosses a Rubicon in a way
00:05:48.020 because this perpetrator, even though the cause of the extradition was financial fraud, he is now
00:05:57.960 in federal custody and he is making a plea deal. And through the plea deal, the tactic, I'm sure,
00:06:05.760 of law enforcement is moving from the financial fraud, the million dollars, you know, so like
00:06:13.420 disgusting and corrupt, the house, the two cars, the motorcycle, which by the way, his lover,
00:06:19.960 who was also his boss, was rubber stamping his fake invoices for that. So she needs to be called 0.98
00:06:26.540 in. But that is a fishing expedition essentially for the much more material, impactful,
00:06:35.760 fraud which may be found, and I'm sure this is the intention of Secretary Kennedy, because he's
00:06:42.880 been caring about thimerosal in vaccines for a long time, and the possible connection of thimerosal,
00:06:49.140 an adjuvant, an ingredient that is added to vaccines, the possible connection between that
00:06:54.560 and autism. And what they're going to look at for sure in the negotiations for the plea deal
00:07:01.200 is the data that this guy, the scientist Paul Thorson produced. Because as Tony Lyons, my
00:07:09.280 publisher, and you pointed out in that clip, this is like science to order by the pharmaceutical
00:07:16.400 company. And they did it with the Pfizer injection, as you all know, because it was your project that
00:07:23.340 found that. But they've been doing it clearly since at least the beginning, since at least the
00:07:27.240 1990s, but certainly the early 2000s with this scientist Thorson's research, because he produced
00:07:34.640 a series of studies allegedly showing no connection between thimerosal and autism.
00:07:42.620 And that's exactly what the pharmaceutical companies ordered up. And that's what was rolled
00:07:47.520 out in 2011, especially, and cited again and again and again. Every time you hear as a parent,
00:07:54.540 There's no connection between vaccines and autism. And Dr. Brian Hooker, who's a lead scientist at Children's Health Defense, which Secretary Kennedy used to run and founded or co-founded, Brian Hooker has called into question for a long time these studies and has pointed out that from his point of view, they're based on flawed data, flawed methods, really flawed methods.
00:08:20.840 So if indeed thousands of kids, especially boys, and especially in one study, Black boys, have been exposed to something that causes autism because of this fraudster's fraudulent science paid for by funds that he was skimming fraudulently, that is going to be massively impactful.
00:08:45.960 And last thing I'll say before I pause, it's already hugely impactful for 5000 families, because his research was used to dismiss over 5000 claims filed by the parents of children with autism who were injured by vaccines. So very possibly, whatever happens with the investigation into Thorsen's research might reopen those claims.
00:09:14.060 This is okay. I want to get into that a second, but this is what I want to get into. This is not about a million dollars. The million dollars is the methodology that they use to go and get him for this financial fraud. This is so much deeper than this. Take a minute and just explain these 5,000 families, how his phony, non-existent research, the lies, how it was weaponized by big pharma and used against these 5,000 families of autistic children.
00:09:44.060 Well, that's a great question. So one of the ways in which his research was weaponized is that there haven't been studies validating or confirming his results, at least according to critics.
00:10:05.220 As one critic, Vibhika Manakee, says, an obvious question is whether he also has been cheating
00:10:12.740 with data to achieve the results he sought.
00:10:15.960 That we don't know.
00:10:16.780 A good rule in gold standard science is replication, and it would be wise for so many reasons
00:10:21.640 to replicate his work independently of the institutions that his lover was running or
00:10:27.820 that he's affiliated with.
00:10:28.960 And so another critic says, I think that's going to be the second part of the story. Like to your point that this is a way to open up these questions. The money is a way to open up the data question.
00:10:41.380 And Grunvik says it could be an avalanche of bad news, both for pharma and the CDC.
00:10:46.720 So what happened was that in 2011, Thorsen's paper with a collaborator named Madsen, these were used to dismiss these 5000 claims filed by the parents of autistic vaccine injured children.
00:11:00.560 And their claims were part of something called the Omnibus Autism Proceeding, which was a proceeding that was brought before the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, which I will note is like in our post-PREP Act world, which says you can't sue the manufacturers of bad vaccines for any harm they do, any death, you know, nothing.
00:11:22.900 this is the one carve out. There's something the government has called the vaccine injury
00:11:28.300 compensation program. And that is, and it's very rarely utilized. The awards are tiny. It's a drop
00:11:35.740 in the bucket compared to the horrible harms that have been documented from many, many, many
00:11:41.220 vaccines. But even that tiny ability to get some compensation to parents of children who are so
00:11:48.760 badly injured very often, some of whom can't speak, you know, can't go to school, can't be
00:11:54.340 employed, right, because of their severe autism. This horrible human being's probably bad science.
00:12:02.480 We don't know for sure. We know that they're critics saying, here are horrible holes in it,
00:12:07.420 hasn't been replicated. But if indeed this is faulty science, his faulty science was trotted
00:12:14.920 it out to say, oh, don't compensate these 5,000 families. Their children just became autistic.
00:12:22.840 Who can say why? And I just want to say one more thing. There are 1,900 plus children who became 0.92
00:12:31.600 autistic subsequent to the injection. I believe that's in the VAERS system. And anecdotally,
00:12:41.360 is, as everyone should know by now, there are so many parents groups in which parents say over and
00:12:47.740 over and over again, Steve, the same thing. You know, my child was beautiful. My twins were
00:12:52.480 beautiful, fine, responsive, intelligent, loving. And then they got, you know, an injection. And,
00:13:01.120 and, and, you know, in the earlier days before Secretary Kennedy's action, they had
00:13:06.160 the Marisol in them, right? And after that, they became completely different children,
00:13:12.340 unresponsive, no affect, can't make eye contact, and regressed in their intellectual development.
00:13:20.480 So, and this is one boy in 30, I think it is now, Steve, is autistic. It's become the new normal in 0.85
00:13:28.440 some ways to be neurodivergent. Well, if it turns out that bad science by a fraudster was used to
00:13:36.700 keep these damaging injections being put in the bodies of millions of American children,
00:13:43.600 that is going to be a tornado of consequences. And I imagine very, very satisfying. I can only 0.58
00:13:52.700 imagine that Secretary Kennedy is on a mission with this because he's cared for so long about
00:13:58.020 this particular issue the thimerosal autism link as has children's health defense um and it could
00:14:05.140 it could derail or create massive openings derail the uh the mafia of pharmaceutical
00:14:14.180 pushers and bad scientists doing bad science for them at least largely derail it and also open up
00:14:21.300 a tremendous opportunity for justice not you know recovery because it's such a serious condition
00:14:28.020 from which no one really thoroughly recovers, right, autism, but at least justice recognition,
00:14:34.940 compensation for these poor families who have gone through such and still go through such a terrible
00:14:41.100 thing. I'm going to play some clips for you in a second, Secretary Kennedy and Dana Bash over at
00:14:48.600 CNN. But Naomi, before I get there, I just, I remember you were number one bestselling author,
00:14:53.680 You were revered for the areas you went into and investigated and came up with these kind of brilliant books lauded by the mainstream media and the left.
00:15:06.400 Then when you went after the holy—you went after CDC for sloppy—and like going after the holy of holies, the viciousness of people turned on you.
00:15:16.320 But if you go back to this guy's case, you see the way it's run or slipshod.
00:15:19.980 you mentioned and they mentioned this morning but this guy of everything else going on his
00:15:25.820 supervisor his boss who had the number two position i think in cdc was also his mistress
00:15:31.000 am i correct in understanding that yes his boss was his lover and she was she was authorizing
00:15:37.940 his fake invoices like you couldn't if that was a graham green novel the editor would say
00:15:43.680 no one will believe this level of corruption it's just too much
00:15:46.780 but how was cdc sold to us for decades as this kind of paragon of uh tight management
00:15:59.580 and really the inner sanctum of research and everything dealing with america's health how
00:16:05.080 was that sold us when you look on the inside you see not just corruption but total incompetence
00:16:10.520 Ma'am. Well, I can't believe, as always, I can't believe I'm saying this, but we never had
00:16:16.580 President Trump in this role before with Secretary Kennedy at his right hand running the CDC. And so
00:16:25.100 since we never had this incredibly historic duo working together or Secretary Kennedy empowered
00:16:33.500 by President Trump and President Trump, you know, unusually in a position of being able personally
00:16:39.760 not to need any of these people, which many presidents cannot say that. Therefore, this
00:16:46.540 has put a stop to or has challenged the decades long situation in which the FDA passes on bad
00:16:57.780 science to the CDC and the CDC says how great it is and issues the directives to the pediatricians
00:17:07.440 to, you know, put it in the bodies of the children.
00:17:10.940 And then when they get sick, they have no recourse because the laws have been passed.
00:17:15.500 And then, of course, these same perpetrators get snapped up by the pharmaceutical companies,
00:17:21.820 you know, and then they circle around again in a kind of a criminal cartel, but made up
00:17:28.760 of interlocking institutions.
00:17:31.500 So that's what got created, you know, and has gone on for decades.
00:17:37.440 And we didn't know. And, you know, and let me add, we didn't know also because in America and New Zealand, the only two countries in the world that allow direct to consumer pharmaceutical advertising, legacy media, all the media that, you know, it was hard for me to find the links from Children's Health Defense about this case, because legacy media is stoically ignoring this gigantic story, this impactful story.
00:18:06.020 a story that many of their readers are going to want to know about because many of their readers
00:18:10.360 have autistic children right and have wondered what caused that or saw the change in their
00:18:15.840 children but legacy media was funded is funded by um the pharmaceutical companies so i mean hugely
00:18:22.720 funded by them i mean look at cnn it's i think it's like 70 percent of their ad budget is
00:18:27.920 pharmaceuticals so all of this creates kind of a tangle of corruption and we never had the
00:18:34.120 warriors we have now to open it up hang on let's by the way justice department also as you mentioned
00:18:41.140 at the top after 15 years people forget not this doj uh they got their man um i'm going to play
00:18:47.380 talk about cnn i want to play dana bash in this throwdown with bobby kennedy what they've been
00:18:51.560 rubbing our nose in this for decades and it's all a lie let's play it and naomi wolf on the other
00:18:56.720 side you're talking about therapeutics fine it is also factually true that the covid vaccine
00:19:03.040 worked. The COVID vaccine prevented deaths. There is data upon data upon data. Let's talk about
00:19:10.040 the measles, please, because this is something that is happening as we speak.
00:19:14.940 You think the COVID vaccine protected children?
00:19:19.060 I think that what I have talked to scientists and doctors about.
00:19:23.320 You've talked to scientists. Can you look? Can you show me one study?
00:19:26.080 Yes, I can.
00:19:26.940 It shows that children were protected by the COVID vaccine.
00:19:31.100 I can tell you that there are more good than harm to children.
00:19:35.400 Can you show me one study that shows that?
00:19:37.600 I can tell you that when it comes to the vaccine, there have been studies that show that because of vaccine disinformation, disinformation, there could have been 100 to 200,000 lives in the U.S. saved.
00:19:51.600 But because people didn't get the vaccine, that's why I'm not saying that it entire you are saying nonsense.
00:19:57.800 You are saying something that you cannot show me.
00:20:00.860 A single study that says that.
00:20:01.760 I am not saying nonsense.
00:20:03.440 You are talking what somebody told you.
00:20:06.440 Excuse me.
00:20:08.060 Cite me the study.
00:20:09.480 What study?
00:20:10.400 No, what studies are you talking about?
00:20:12.320 You're talking about studies that actually don't exist.
00:20:15.080 I want to talk about...
00:20:16.080 Cite me the study that you're talking about.
00:20:18.140 You say you've seen studies.
00:20:19.900 Cite me the study.
00:20:21.620 This is not productive.
00:20:23.000 I am not here to defend all of the...
00:20:24.720 You're talking nonsense.
00:20:26.340 You're making assertions you can't support, and then when I call you, you're telling me that I'm arguing with you.
00:20:32.100 Okay, do you want to talk about assertions that you can't support?
00:20:35.480 I'll get there in a second.
00:20:37.360 Let me just say, for the record, that I am not saying that the entire way that the COVID reaction was accurate.
00:20:44.560 It was a scary time, and people made mistakes.
00:20:48.220 You were scaring people.
00:20:50.440 Why are you saying that?
00:20:51.620 Because that was the job of CNN.
00:20:54.160 Okay, stop.
00:20:54.700 It was to put the chyrons up about how many people are dying.
00:20:57.560 We were trying to be, we were listening to the leaders in this country,
00:21:02.880 including the president who had a daily press conference,
00:21:05.900 explaining what was going on and trying to listen.
00:21:08.100 Were you listening to the scientists, actually?
00:21:10.620 Were you reading the science yourself?
00:21:14.560 Okay, they go on, and this is where she cites,
00:21:16.980 they keep citing all these studies, they keep citing all these studies,
00:21:20.320 and Bobby Kennedy goes, you can't name one, there are no studies.
00:21:23.180 What we know is now this guy was the author of a ton of of of phony studies.
00:21:29.360 Naomi Wolf, thoughts. 1.00
00:21:32.220 Wow, what a thankless job Secretary Kennedy has. 1.00
00:21:36.620 Well, of course, what I was thinking about when I saw her completely lose her composure as a reporter and and and be at a loss for words and certainly be unable to provide the evidence that she made such blithest assertions about, you know, a few beats. 0.90
00:21:53.040 prior, what I thought about was their funding. And I also thought about their liability. And the
00:21:59.560 funding is from the pharmaceutical industry, of course. But what Secretary Kennedy was saying in
00:22:03.560 that incredible clip, which I hadn't seen, is, you know, you scared the country to do something that
00:22:11.320 there is no evidence was good for them. It's certainly not for many categories of Americans.
00:22:18.100 You know, we know now that the COVID vaccine didn't save anybody, that more people were injured by the vaccine than saved by it.
00:22:26.500 But the second thing I thought about, as I mentioned, is liability for the media, because if this case proceeds with Thorsen, and it will, right, everything indicates that it will.
00:22:37.840 And, in fact, what's implied in the CHD article is that they're leaning on him, as they should, law enforcement, to turn people in, basically, for a plea deal, right?
00:22:49.680 The negotiation is, okay, you can have this one.
00:22:52.120 She, you know, rubber-stamped my-
00:22:53.720 Hold it. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. 0.99
00:22:56.400 But hang on. We've got two minutes left here.
00:22:59.600 I'm going to hold you through the break so big.
00:23:00.980 you're saying right now, the way you interpret this and children's health
00:23:05.540 defenses, I think it's also implied that because he doesn't appear until next
00:23:09.880 Tuesday, they're going to, they're telling this guy, Hey, look for this million
00:23:13.200 dollars, you've got a 10 year, 15 year sentence in federal prison.
00:23:16.880 However, if you know something we should know now, maybe we'll talk.
00:23:21.180 And you're, you're saying that he may have information about how corrupt big
00:23:27.060 pharma is, how these, how these studies have been gun decked.
00:23:30.000 They've been lying to us for decades. Is that the implication here as they try to roll him
00:23:34.020 on to get bigger fish? My assumption is that law enforcement is going to be pressing him to give
00:23:41.920 information or evidence in that direction. In other words, that more people who covered up the
00:23:48.260 theft of more money isn't their primary goal. The primary goal, and I'm intuiting this from the
00:23:55.820 evidence or inferring it is pressure on him to say, OK, OK, we faked this or this person helped
00:24:02.800 me fake this or my collaborator, you know, what they do so often, as we've seen, massage the data
00:24:10.140 in the following way. That's what I and and the yes, the implication is show us where you did that
00:24:17.100 and you can have a lesser sentence or better conditions for your sentence or other things that,
00:24:23.100 you know law enforcement offers when they've got someone that they're putting pressure on
00:24:28.580 that's my assumption and and it would be wise it would be huge
00:24:33.560 hang on hang on i'll hold you through the break i got some more to cover about
00:24:39.100 quo vadis where the thou goest on this topic we're going to go out with uh dolly part and
00:24:45.320 porter wagoner who she started with we're going to be back in the worm in just a moment
00:24:50.080 We'll be right back.
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00:32:36.140 Naomi Wolf, other thoughts and observations about these studies, this data?
00:32:41.000 Then I want to ask you, with 70-some days left, what are we going to do?
00:32:44.540 Because if we lose the House, folks, let me just tell you,
00:32:47.320 on the afternoon of January 3rd or 4th, when Hakeem Jeffrey swears in,
00:32:52.300 or a DSA member swears in, or a member that was put there by DSA,
00:32:56.220 the first impeachment they're going to do is not President Trump.
00:32:59.240 It's going to be Bobby Kennedy.
00:33:01.660 Naomi Wolf, the floor is yours, ma'am.
00:33:03.240 Yeah, well, this audience has been on a journey with us and we with them in understanding exactly how bad science gets done and handed over to the government, funded by the government to serve private industry, notably the pharmaceutical industry.
00:33:20.280 And I just want people to understand that Dr. Hooker of the CDC, I'm sorry, of the Children's Health Defense, and a researcher, Jeffrey Allen Trelka, looked at the Madsen-Thorsen study that has been used to say poo-poo vaccines and autism.
00:33:38.900 And they concluded that, quote, they may it may have been skewed by participant selection and changes in diagnostic grouping and end quote.
00:33:47.680 And that's exactly what we've seen in the Pfizer papers is kind of legitimate and sleight of hand where you change the grouping or you choose people who are more or less inclined to get sick, more or less inclined to die, more or less healthy when they started out or you change diagnostic groupings.
00:34:07.020 And so you just call someone who's injured, you know, something else.
00:34:12.400 And we've seen it over and over in the Pfizer papers.
00:34:14.680 So it's definitely worth investigating, you know, with this guy under pressure.
00:34:20.100 Other critiques of the studies are that he bypassed ethical reviews that are required
00:34:27.180 for this category of research as required by federal law.
00:34:31.220 So that's huge.
00:34:32.140 I just want to remind everyone that Dr. Fauci's wife is the ethicist who oversees his work.
00:34:39.280 So that's a gigantic loophole that covers up a lot of crime or enables a lot of potential crime.
00:34:46.940 And this quote, I think, is important that, quote, given these irregularities, Thorsen should also be under investigation for data fraud as he clearly withheld data and could have altered data from the Danish official sources, according to Brian Hooker.
00:35:06.000 So I just really wanted everyone to understand it's the same kind of cheating, really, and misrepresentation.
00:35:14.700 We talk about misinformation, you know, intentionally bad, deceptive science, non-science, really propaganda that looks like science, that masquerades as science, that we saw with the Pfizer papers.
00:35:27.780 Maybe worse. We haven't, you know, no one's dived into it yet, but that's exactly what the law enforcement's pressure is, I think, intended to do.
00:35:36.000 Now, your next question about the midterms. I mean, Steve, I'm petrified. You know, yes, of course, if if we and I'm saying we now because I, you know, thoroughly embrace my new tribe of conservatives.
00:35:50.020 if Republicans lose the House, if Republicans lose the midterms, it's going to be a completely
00:35:59.040 changed world. And we're going to look back on this moment as a golden age that ended with a
00:36:06.800 horrific crash and sent us to quarantine camps or, you know, led to the impeachment of Secretary
00:36:15.680 Kennedy and the reinstatement of the pharmaceutical and other industry regime that treated your
00:36:23.140 children's bodies like something to be trafficked, like a commodity, treated your own will as
00:36:29.900 a parent as if it was meaningless, not just in this regard, but in all the other ways.
00:36:34.720 I mean, it's going to be such a dystopia and we won't even be able to talk to each other
00:36:40.940 to regroup or fight back because you can bet that censorship will come crashing down again
00:36:48.440 on social media, maybe not on X, thanks to very courageous Elon Musk, but certainly on all the
00:36:55.100 other platforms that have now said to President Trump, OK, OK, these people can have their voices
00:36:59.920 back. That'll be over. And the new sheriffs in town from the Democratic side, the DSA sheriff,
00:37:10.940 Right. Or the Marxists or jihadists will be rewriting every achievement and turning it into a new way to to oppress us, to silence us and to strip us of our liberties and our property and our rights.
00:37:27.740 And this is such a perfect example of what's at stake if we lose the house.
00:37:32.640 i know you're down for this fight so where do people go social media uh your site the new site
00:37:39.900 daily clout all of it ma'am sure please come to dailyclout.io for the news and opinion
00:37:46.400 and a network of commentators and over on substack my substack is called outspoken and please go to
00:37:55.440 amazon and buy the pfizer papers if you haven't already so you know what all of this battle
00:38:02.540 is really about and what's at stake and again my publisher was was on earlier and if it weren't for
00:38:08.040 steve bannon and sky horse and x you know a handful of warriors for free speech none of us would have
00:38:14.180 any idea of what was coming at us let alone how to fight it so thank you all thank you to the posse
00:38:19.540 thank you steve and 3500 war and posse members volunteered under amy kelly and some great
00:38:26.380 physicians and leaders and naomi have always seen the whole project the pfizer papers shocking but
00:38:32.120 it's coming true every day as we drill down naomi thank you ma'am and thank you for the for bearing
00:38:38.080 with us for the dolly part and taking up the first hour thank you ma'am appreciate you very welcome
00:38:42.660 mark lucas uh the the veterans bill just let's do a level set where are we is collins pushing
00:38:52.480 the right bill the white house wants is this going to get around the c the the cr the ndaa just
00:38:59.680 people we have a lot of veterans in this audience a lot of people know the veterans uh administration
00:39:05.520 needs some massive retorking so where are we well we support the take care of america's veterans
00:39:12.400 act it's backed by the white house it will help protect and codify president trump's largest win
00:39:20.000 for veterans his first term uh the mission act which will give veterans choice in their health
00:39:25.040 care. And right now it's been reported by CNN, by Politico, by you and myself early on that VA
00:39:31.140 Secretary Doug Collins has been undermining this bill, which is very surprising because he was a
00:39:35.960 former congressman. And you would think that President Trump, when he selected him, would
00:39:40.300 expect him to help him push his legislative agenda. But in fact, he's doing quite the opposite.
00:39:45.940 Hold it. I don't understand this. You got to go slow for me. I don't understand this.
00:39:50.840 we've got president Trump. I don't think there's a higher priority than get this veteran situation.
00:39:56.220 The veterans administration's such a healthcare, the veterans sorted out the bill that they want.
00:40:02.640 Collins ahead of the VA is not working to push this piece of legislation. Is that what you're
00:40:07.840 telling me? Correct. And the worst kept secret at the VA is that Doug Collins wants to run for
00:40:14.840 Senate in Georgia in 2028. So he's taken a posture of not rocking the boat. And when you look at any
00:40:22.840 type of reforms at the VA, like the Take Care of America's Veterans Act, which includes the
00:40:27.300 Access Act, it threatens 300,000 labor union members within the VA. And when you're running
00:40:34.640 for office, you don't want to make any enemies. But what he's been doing behind the scenes is
00:40:39.300 basically saying that he's got concerns with this bill. But when he's pressed privately,
00:40:43.060 he will say that his position is the same as the White House.
00:40:46.200 But in that CNN article in Politico,
00:40:48.840 it wasn't Doug Collins saying that he supports this bill.
00:40:51.280 He was using spokespeople to address these concerns.
00:40:54.800 So I'm just asking a very simple question.
00:40:57.680 Can the VA Secretary, Doug Collins,
00:40:59.480 can he come out and publicly state that he supports
00:41:02.260 the Take Care of America's Veterans Act?
00:41:06.240 So, and that would be him coming out publicly
00:41:09.660 in saying he supports the act that the White House has determined is the one that they want
00:41:15.160 to go forward with, correct? Exactly. This is the White House's bill. They issued a statement
00:41:20.400 of administrative policy saying they did support this bill and that it accomplishes a lot of the
00:41:25.260 priorities of President Trump. Going back to 2016, President Trump campaigned in my home state of
00:41:30.800 Iowa on reforming the VA. He had a very simple solution. He believed that if you served in
00:41:36.560 uniform, that you should have choice in your health care. And we believe that those men and
00:41:41.980 women who were willing to pick up a weapon and die for this country, that if they want to go
00:41:46.360 outside of the VA, they should be able to go literally sometimes across the street to a private 1.00
00:41:51.420 health care facility. But right now, in order for us to do that, in order for us to protect these
00:41:57.700 rights, we have to pass the Access Act, which basically codifies those standards that if you
00:42:02.280 have to wait more than 20 days to go to the VA, that you should be able to go to a private
00:42:06.600 health care facility. Or if you have to drive over 30 minutes, that you should be offered
00:42:10.740 that choice. It's very simple. And many of us, after Trump's first term, were expecting
00:42:15.640 to do much more than just protect the Mission Act. We wanted to go a step further. I believe
00:42:20.680 that a veteran deserves choice on day one. And if you like your VA facility, fine, keep
00:42:25.920 your doctor. Unlike Barack Obama, we will not lie about that. We believe that if you
00:42:30.040 want to keep your VA hospital, go ahead and stay there. But if you want to go out in the private
00:42:34.300 community, you should be able to do so. And we've seen that community care is actually not improving
00:42:40.460 that much. We see that there are VA bureaucrats who are trying to keep veterans stuck in a failed
00:42:46.060 system. And that's why we have to codify those access standards, but really go a step further
00:42:51.140 and provide choice from day one. Talk to me about the 300. Is it the 300,000? With President Trump's
00:42:59.040 act that the save uh the take care of veterans act do all the 320 000 people that work in the va
00:43:06.160 did they automatically go away i mean what's the controversy about this because there are a lot of
00:43:10.000 dedicated people that work for veterans at the va it's the labor union bosses is the american
00:43:16.880 federation of government employees who are really advocating heartily or hard against this bill
00:43:22.800 along with the Soros-backed group called Vote Vets.
00:43:26.160 They are trying to torpedo this bill.
00:43:29.140 And they understand that if you give a veteran choice,
00:43:32.560 and if they like the community care provider better than the VA,
00:43:36.280 that threatens their budgets, their facilities, their jobs.
00:43:40.660 And ultimately, these labor unions have been against choice from day one.
00:43:44.260 And they've been also against accountability.
00:43:46.440 We always see these same actors fighting against any type of reform,
00:43:49.420 But when you pull it with the American people, like I did with Mark Mitchell, we found that 90% of the American people, bipartisan support, choice in veteran health care.
00:44:00.160 So it's really a no-brainer.
00:44:01.300 Then we look at the Veterans Bill of Rights Act that we've introduced, that we support.
00:44:06.620 That's got a 94% support across military voters, both Republican and Democrat.
00:44:12.580 The American people believe that veterans earn choice in their health care.
00:44:16.720 The only people that are blocking it are labor unions and a small group of VSOs that fear choice, that fear veterans having a choice to make in their health care decisions.
00:44:29.780 Mark, we want people to immerse themselves.
00:44:32.020 This is going to be a big fight, you realize.
00:44:33.960 You've got the CR, you've got the NDAA, you've got this limited time.
00:44:39.340 You guys are pushing this as a priority, but I want to immerse the audience in information.
00:44:43.320 So where do they go?
00:44:44.000 You can go to veteranaction.org and click on the Take Action button.
00:44:49.280 You can let your lawmakers know that you need to support the Take Care of America's Veterans Act.
00:44:53.200 You can also go to my ex, Mark Lucas USA.
00:44:56.680 I just published a list of 10 Republican lawmakers.
00:45:00.340 They aren't against the bill, but they could use some positive reinforcement.
00:45:03.900 They're hearing it day in and day out from vote vets from the labor unions of why they should vote against this bill.
00:45:09.600 But let them know that veterans are literally dying every day.
00:45:13.200 if we protect what President Trump passed in his first term, the Mission Act, we will give veterans
00:45:19.780 more choice in their health care. They'll be able to see a provider sooner. And not only is this the
00:45:24.140 right thing to do for veterans, it's also politically advantageous. We pulled this again
00:45:28.820 with Mark Mitchell. We found that primary voters or midterm voters are more likely, 75% more likely
00:45:36.240 to vote for a candidate that supports the Access Act. That's a part of this broader package.
00:45:43.200 fantastic i want to make sure we push this uh if elizabeth and mo and grace can also push out that
00:45:49.820 list i want to make sure everybody goes gets all the information and if you can also maybe repost
00:45:54.700 the cnn and politico articles to up on your twitter mark i want to make sure people get
00:46:00.220 to those and immerse themselves in all that uh mark lucas this is a uh a fight we got to have
00:46:06.540 look forward to having you back on sir thank you so much thank you
00:46:10.340 very crowded when we get back uh tomorrow morning we're going to start with jeff stein
00:46:17.180 if everything goes according to plan jeff stein's going to join us he's formerly the
00:46:20.540 washington post now of notice that the news organization i think of the united states is
00:46:27.320 the long form a new news organization just one of the smartest guys in finance and capital markets
00:46:33.640 also did that great piece about the containment and people in silicon valley that were formerly
00:46:39.640 acceleration is now becoming preppers because they're so shocked about what's happening jeff
00:46:45.040 stein today broke the story that the mentor uh drunken stanley drunkenmiller one of the biggest
00:46:51.300 uh hedge fund guys and renowned trader on wall street that was the mentor of scott besser wrote
00:46:56.820 an op-ed for the wall street journal in which he went after scott pretty hard about scott's using
00:47:03.440 every tool in the toolbox to try to try to manage interest rates on the long bond um it was
00:47:09.840 interesting that jeff stein when he read it and he'll be on tomorrow i want to tell you what he
00:47:13.620 says this thing sounds kind of odd so he called up wall street journal op-ed couldn't get any
00:47:18.960 response to them called stanley himself stan himself and said hey did you write this or it's
00:47:23.760 artificial intelligence and stan goes oh it's artificial intelligence this is how i write now
00:47:28.920 i'm not an english major i'm a mathematician well that's just not good enough although the
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00:47:40.100 the mainstream media brought up against scott it was really about uh cutting spending we're
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00:49:08.360 last time tomorrow morning we're going to leave you with the music of a dolly parton the coat
00:49:14.200 of many colors. Dolly Parton takes us out. We'll see you back here at 10 a.m. Eastern
00:49:18.680 Daylight Time tomorrow morning.
00:49:44.200 someone gave us and how my mama put the rags to use. There were rags of many colors, but
00:49:55.780 every piece was small. I didn't have a coat and it was way down in the fall. Mama sewed
00:50:04.380 the rags together, sewing every piece with love. She made my coat of many colors that
00:50:12.020 I was so proud of my mama's soul. She told a story from the Bible she had read about a coat of many
00:50:22.800 colors, Joseph wore, and then she said, I hope this coat will bring you good luck and happiness.
00:50:31.080 And I just couldn't wait to wear it, and mama blessed it with a kiss. My coat of many colors
00:50:41.120 That my mama made for me
00:50:44.080 Made only from brands
00:50:47.080 But I wore it so proudly
00:50:49.600 Although we had no money
00:50:53.360 I was rich as I could be
00:50:56.120 In my coat of many colors
00:50:59.340 Mama made for me
00:51:02.800 So it patches on my breeches
00:51:11.100 Holding both my shoes in my coat of many colors
00:51:16.540 Well, I hurried off to school just to find the others laughing
00:51:22.060 And making fun of me and my coat of many colors
00:51:27.980 Mama made for me
00:51:30.580 And, oh, I couldn't understand that
00:51:34.620 Cause I felt I was rich
00:51:37.140 And then I told them of the love my mama sold in every stitch
00:51:42.460 I even told them all that story mama told me while she sold
00:51:48.180 And why my coat of many colors was worth more than all their clothes
00:51:53.980 They didn't understand it and I tried to make them see
00:52:00.940 One is only poor only if they choose to be 0.99
00:52:07.140 Oh yeah, it's true, we had no money
00:52:10.140 But I was rich as I could be
00:52:13.140 In my coat of many colors
00:52:16.140 Mama made for me
00:52:19.140 Made to score me
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