00:01:54.820And the heads of state are not laughing. Are they, Matt, when the president of the United States says, hey, the only guys that treat me correctly are Breitbart and you're the national political editor.
00:02:05.940What do you got to say for yourself, sir?
00:02:08.040Yeah, Steve. Well, thanks for having me. And yeah, I would just say these people can complain over press passes all they want to.
00:02:14.380we're shaping global affairs, right? Our reporting in journalism is influencing the outcome of war
00:02:25.220and peace. It's moving energy markets around the world. World leaders are looking to Breitbart
00:02:33.220to make their decisions about what they're going to do and how they're going to do it.
00:02:39.200heads of state are reaching out to me. I have so many heads of state reaching out to me right now.
00:02:44.460They're all coming here this week to New York. I just got to New York this afternoon.
00:02:48.480They're all coming here this week for the UN General Assembly. I can't schedule them all
00:02:53.100in the calendar over the next five days. I'm trying to pick ones that I think are
00:02:57.380really important and that will be a real interesting story about what the president's
00:03:05.300trying to do and where the world is going with regard to trade, energy, war, etc. But again,
00:03:13.260they can quibble all they want to over press badges. By the way, the hypocrisy of these
00:03:19.660people is through the roof. When Barack Obama was president and when Joe Biden was president,
00:03:27.120they kicked Breitbart out of the White House. They wouldn't let us in. Now, to be fair to
00:03:32.040obama's press secretaries at the end they were kind of okay like they knew they were they were
00:03:36.840done and they kind of let us have a white house correspondent in there uh but uh but the but to
00:03:42.520for the most part these people were nowhere to be found and by the way these people in the media
00:03:46.540were nowhere to be found at all when democrats were doing this to breitbart um so the the fact
00:03:53.160of the matter is is that um they're uh and it might i add too they also actively after trump
00:04:00.820won the first time in 2016. When you were in the White House, Steve, you were the, I forget what
00:04:07.680was the title, it was Senior Advisor to the President or Chief Strategist, I think, in the
00:04:13.880White House. So when you were the Chief Strategist in the White House, the White House Correspondents
00:04:18.460Association, which is represented, it's currently led by Fox News, right, like it's led by Jackie
00:04:23.120Heinrich from Fox News, but at the time it was somebody else, colluded with the Senate Press
00:04:28.340gallery to strip Breitbart News of our White House Correspondents Association membership.
00:04:34.400We were members, voting members of the White House Correspondents Association.
00:04:37.800They changed their rules to be able to strip us of our voting rights and to kick us out
00:04:45.200of access to the president and to cabinet members and whatnot during the day in what's
00:04:54.400Because we represent a threat to them, right?
00:04:56.600Like, and it's, it's terrible that that's the case because we're basically a band of just under a hundred people with laptops that are, yeah.
00:05:07.380Harvard University did a study in 2017.
00:05:11.580They looked back over the 2016, all the years of the 26 campaign, and they said it was not the New York Times that had the biggest influence.
00:05:19.160The biggest influence in 2016 from all media sources was Breitbart News.
00:05:24.500at Breitbart News, you guys, we do the biggest punches, okay?
00:06:17.980You do have good people over there and you do have good reporters.
00:06:20.880But the problem, they're infested with Trump derangement syndrome.
00:06:26.020Nothing Trump can do can get past that derangement syndrome.
00:06:30.020I mean, you've seen it up close and personal, sir, where they can't separate out their personal hatred and vilification of the president from what the news is.
00:06:41.080Yeah, and there's a few extra things I would say here, Steve, is that, first off, you're right about their Trump derangement syndrome, their hatred for the president.
00:06:49.840They view him as the Antichrist or the devil or something, right?
00:06:53.360Like they just – they can't get past that.
00:06:55.960But then in addition to that, I would say to your point about how the success of Breitbart, right, like you point to the 2016-2017 Harvard study, but there's been so many more of these over the years.
00:07:09.060It's not because we have a billionaire or multiple billionaires or a megacorporation with giant – I'm in New York City, so I'm looking at all these giant buildings walking around here.
00:07:19.840You know, like the New York Times building with thousands of people that work there.
00:07:23.880No, we're like 90 people that work at Breitbart with a bunch of laptops, right?
00:07:46.800They can't do the basics of journalism.
00:07:48.800Like, the issues that people care about and want to know more information about, they can't deliver on that, partially because of their hatred of President Trump, but also because they're not very good at their jobs, right?
00:08:05.320So how does my team, again, a ragtag bunch of people with laugh pops, beat them to the biggest stories of the day and the biggest stories of the year and the biggest stories of the decade and millennia and century?
00:08:18.140Why? Why are we beating them? Because we're better at it than they are. Right. Like, so game on. Right. Like, as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't matter to me.
00:08:27.180I don't need I didn't need a press badge during the Obama administration, the Biden administration. I didn't need one really to even Trump won.
00:08:36.560We kind of had it right. Like, you know, we were in there a little bit, but we were never in the pool. Right.
00:08:44.680What these people do across these established media outlets is they use their power and influence in the organizations that they're running, like the White House Correspondents Association, to try to silence anyone else, any competition, and to box out competition and to use their power to solidify their own access and then glom onto that and hang onto it for dear life.
00:09:08.680well just to be clear none of them are very talented they're not very good at what they do
00:09:14.320that's the problem there are exceptions to that rule by the way like just to be clear
00:09:18.740there are decent people who happen to be liberals by the way some of them and some of them are
00:09:23.020conservatives i don't really care what your politics are but if you're a good journalist
00:09:26.180you're a good journalist right like and so you've either got an eye for a story or you don't right
00:09:31.440like but like you know it's like i'm a big baseball fan i'm watching the the you know the lead up to
00:09:53.200We're darn right going to be putting the team in the playoffs, right?
00:09:56.860Before I let you bounce, I know you've got to go.
00:10:01.520You've got meetings tonight and receptions.
00:10:04.680Your take on what's going to happen over the last couple of days in New York with the president, some of these world leaders you're talking to before the president comes back to Washington, D.C., where he's got the AI oligarchs and the head of the Chinese Communist Party, Matt Boyle.
00:10:19.300Yeah, well, I think he's done some really remarkable things as president upon his return to the White House with regard to the world affairs, particularly with regard to the geopolitical order, rejuvenating NATO, building up the Western Hemisphere.
00:10:38.140You know, we just saw the Greenland deal announced that nobody thought was possible, by the way.
00:10:42.680Every single one of these people were just talking about in the media that mocked President Trump for talking about Greenland.
00:10:47.840Well, the Kingdom of Denmark just made the deal with President Trump to give him everything he wanted on Greenland, okay?
00:10:53.740So seeing the Western Hemisphere solidified, but now there's weaknesses in Canada and Mexico.
00:10:59.580So how does he take the Western Hemisphere, the Don Roe Doctrine stuff to the next level?
00:11:03.800So seeing him talk about that, obviously the big thing hanging over everything is the war in Iran.
00:11:09.020I spoke this weekend with the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz.
00:11:15.400He came on the Saturday show on Breitbart News Saturday, and he was saying that a big part of the address that we're going to hear from President Trump tomorrow is going to be focused on his series of peace deals.
00:11:29.040So obviously he's got the lingering war in Iran out there, but you've also got many serious, you know, real serious peace deals.
00:11:37.180He ended the world's longest war between Rwanda and Congo.
00:11:40.460So I would imagine he talks about those peace deals and still ongoing efforts, right?
00:11:46.140We see talks still going on between the U.S. and Ukraine and the U.S. and Russia.
00:11:51.140So, you know, where that goes will be really important.
00:11:55.320Matt Boyle, thank you for taking time away from night.
00:12:44.340Dr. Thayer, I'm going to have you stick around because we're going to talk about the CCP and the select committee and what's going to happen this week.
00:12:52.720But I've got to get your thoughts since your book, which is a must read about the 100-year war against communism and how we can win it.
00:13:03.860The president of the United States just met with Mandami, who we refer to as a Marxist jihadist.
00:13:11.040But the president had some kind words for him.
00:13:17.720But remember, Trump also knifed him when he was talking about how many times he'd been in Gracie Mansion and his long connection with New York City and the evolution of New York City property taxes.
00:13:28.940Underscoring, of course, that Mondami is a neophyte, having only come to the country recently, but nonetheless getting elected president.
00:13:42.820You know that because if the Democrats ever get into the White House and control Congress, there's going to be a change to the Constitution to allow Mondami to become president.
00:13:53.340Thank God we have enough red states to block that
00:16:37.320But I. OK, so Dr. Peter Navarro, you had Scott Besson there. He's a former contributor.
00:16:44.220You're a former co-host. And you're on the morning. They're on Squawk Box.
00:16:50.640Just tell me, they the Trump derangement syndrome, even though you got a guy like Joe Kiernan, who's who's obviously doesn't have Trump derangement syndrome.
00:16:58.560But the problem is Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times of London, the New York Times, you just get an onslaught every day of just negativity.
00:17:11.020And they never, you know, you're not profiled.
00:17:13.740Even Bessett, when he's doing these different events that we profile, they never cover it.
00:17:18.280The frustration with the president, I think, is very well placed.
00:17:21.320And I think it's more than just CNN, MSNBC and Politico.
00:17:24.480I think, me personally, thinks the business press is actually worse, given so many achievements that you guys have had on the economic program that never get talked about.
00:18:40.200My view, Steve, is that Fox News among them is the worst simply because people who are consumers of Fox News believe wrongly that Fox News somehow is pro-Trump.
00:18:55.460And if you just go through the arc of the evidence dating back, let's start, for example, in Arizona when they made the quick call on the presidential race in favor of Biden.
00:19:09.480That was clearly an aggressive act that hurt the president at that time during the election because it suppressed turnout.
00:21:02.960Maria Bartiroma, who is one of the hardest working people I've ever met.
00:21:06.720And, hey, I knew Charlie Kirk and I know Donald Trump and I know Dr. Peter Navarro.
00:21:11.180I know some people that put in seven days a week, 18 hours a day.
00:21:14.780She has the morning show, I think, for three hours every day of the week on Fox Business.
00:21:20.240Then she does the number one rated show on Sunday mornings on the Fox.
00:21:24.460I think that's on the Fox overall network, not even on Fox News.
00:21:28.000Then she has, I think, a Wall Street show on Friday afternoons.
00:21:31.740They have unceremoniously dismissed her and essentially perp walked her out without saying goodbye to her vast audience.
00:21:39.860And she was the one place that consistently, I don't mean every now and again, consistently gave a platform not just for yourself, but for Scott Besson and other people in the administration to put forward the president's economic program.
00:21:54.900And I think you're correct when when when she gets dismissed because she wants to present the evidence that the president gives in a major primetime address to the nation about the Chinese Communist Party and other bad actors involved in the stealing of the 2020 election.
00:22:13.280It's quite odd when she gets terminated because she wants to show evidence of that.
00:22:18.700And like I said, she's the only person consistently that gives a major platform for the president to get out his economic message.
00:22:29.260Maria Bartiromo is a superb journalist, was at Fox, but she was one data point of three.
00:22:38.640I mean, if you think about the three MAGA voices that the Fox executive leadership in the name of Suzanne Scott fired, it started with Tucker Carlson, then Lou Dobbs.
00:22:51.280Both of those were number one rated shows.
00:22:58.260They got rid of them, and the tragedy was Lou.
00:23:01.620And, you know, it was worse than that because they have these clauses in the contracts where Maria, they'll give her what I call the golden handcuffs, right?
00:23:12.500They'll give her pay for the next three years.
00:23:16.060It's a rounding error for the Murdochs, but they won't let her go on other networks.
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00:32:05.020war room here's your host stephen k band okay dr thayer one of the experts in uh the red green
00:32:17.020lens is gonna uh is gonna hang he's with us i want to bring in bensman for an update you've
00:32:21.780got an update on the shooting and this gets you know the president was just with mandami
00:32:26.020who as thayer says is now the face of the democratic party because they're running on
00:32:32.860a Marxist-jihadist platform, and they're not shy about it. This situation in Austin, Texas,
00:32:39.940is once again about, wait for it, internal enforcement. You know, Matt just said that
00:32:46.040what they hate, or Navarra just said is what Fox hates is border and Karl Rove ripping on us,
00:32:53.720Karl Rove a Texan, I might add, that's all over both French and others about this H-1B
00:32:59.720visa fiasco down in the Lone Star State. But internal enforcement, whether that's enforcements
00:33:07.620in Manhattan, whether it's in Minneapolis, whether it's in California, we're going to get to there in
00:33:12.680a second, Newport Beach, California, or in Austin, Texas, the big fight we have between us today is
00:33:19.460President Trump has miraculously sealed the border, sealed the border as well as anyone can,
00:33:25.600But it's the internal enforcement that is now the flashpoint for the United States of America.
00:33:32.660Todd Benson, what's the update in Austin?
00:33:36.460So this shooting here, my sources are telling me that, and again, you know, I want to caution that you have to wait until the investigation is complete.
00:33:47.240this is just really early information, that this thing started with two ICE officers in two
00:33:54.800separate vehicles. They got onto this Venezuelan who had a final order of removal. They flash him
00:34:01.440down. He hits the gas. There's a car chase on. They end up squealing and screeching around under
00:34:08.960an overpass and end up bumper to bumper, windshield to windshield, looking at each other.
00:34:13.940ice officer jumps out of his vehicle in a hurry runs around to the back of that vehicle to the
00:34:24.080side you're not supposed to get in the traffic like in the way actually behind the vehicle or
00:34:30.140in front of it but he does the right thing the driver throws it in reverse hits the gas and
00:34:36.280tries to run him over actually hit the ice officer injured the ice officer who was pulling his gun
00:34:43.660and got off several rounds striking the the perpetrator. Perpetrator lives. It's a flesh
00:34:52.060wound, but it stops the attack. So that's the general outline of this thing as it's been
00:34:57.580explained to me so far. Early, early in the investigation, not saying that it was justified
00:35:05.700or not justified, but that's the information I'm getting. They're trying to run over. I mean,
00:35:10.680And that information, they should have gotten out right away last night.
00:35:13.660However, you had one of these flash mobs, and you had a big situation down there,
00:35:17.720and you summed it up perfectly this morning.
00:35:19.540The stoic, no-nonsense nature of the Texas Rangers and DPS kind of took care of it.
00:35:26.260Who knows what's going to happen tonight, but you've seen the same thing in Newport Beach, California.
00:35:30.600I've just got some videos sent to me of, you know, they had this flash mob a couple weeks,
00:37:05.460And that sort of thing is the kind of thing that incentivizes people at the border who are still desperate to get in, want to get in, to try to make a run for it, to try to do an in-run like we're seeing over in Newport Beach, to try to get innovative and resourceful.
00:37:22.900if they know in a place like California, nobody's going to turn them in. Newport,
00:37:29.760those are blue districts. Those are blue jurisdictions. Those are safe zones for
00:37:34.740these people coming in off the water, and they know it. Well, Newport's actually, I think,
00:37:40.700in Orange County, that and some of those places down there got a little more conservative,
00:37:45.000a little more traditional Republican, but you're right. Todd, just real quickly,
00:37:48.580If we don't take care of this mess now, and I mean through the midterms afterwards and really put our shoulder to the wheel and not back down, if a Democrat, any Democrat takes over in 2028, given Natalie Winter's amazing reporting about how sophisticated these NGOs are, how they're using AI, how they have unlimited resources, are you – we're going to see 30, 40, 50, 60 million illegals in this country, sir?
00:38:18.580I believe that if a Democrat, any one of the candidates that they're being talked about, nobody has declared, et cetera, some of them have exploratory committees and whatnot.
00:38:30.440But when you dig down and look hard at what they plan to do at the border, it sounds to me like they plan to reopen it to asylum to make claims at the border between ports of entry.
00:38:45.140And that's the end of any border security right there.
00:38:48.000that it'll be over. The entire world will just pour in for that. What Trump did, you can go
00:38:54.760Google this, 212F of the Immigration and Nationality Act. It's always been a power of
00:39:01.880the president. It's enumerated in law, very detailed, not very long. It's a short couple
00:39:08.120of clauses. It says you can shut down asylum anytime you want just because you feel like it.
00:39:16.600There is just as an absolute arbitrary power, president has always had it. And he pushed the button on that on the first day of Trump 2.0. That's why the border is calm like it is now comparatively. And it's why it was like it was during the Biden years, just a complete mad dash by the entire world order millions of people, because they were taking asylum claims at the border and letting people
00:39:46.580free to go enter the country. And so that's the thing to watch for among these candidates
00:39:53.160that are coming out and starting to do, you know, test the waters, floating test balloons and all
00:39:58.600that. What are they actually going to do about asylum at the border? It's why earlier today,
00:40:05.600I was on your program and I'm saying, look, pull out of the UN 1951 treaty on refugees
00:40:12.420and change the law before they get a chance to do that, change the 1980 Refugee Act to amend
00:40:20.300the asylum part of it so that people can't do that when Democrats get in. They just shut it,
00:40:27.580keep 212F in there permanently. That's just the way it's going to be. You'll never have to worry
00:40:32.980about a thing like this again. I wrote all about it in The Federalist. You can go find that piece
00:40:38.260in greater detail than i'm giving it to you here we're we're going to push it out todd uh social
00:40:43.780media where do people get you yeah i'm at bensman todd at on x and todd bensman on getter
00:40:51.140and truth social thank you sir appreciate you thanks i want to make sure that in because this
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00:47:03.540What needs to be done, as you've stressed many times, is cut the CCP off from investment,
00:47:11.760United States investment from Wall Street and the money that Wall Street is still allowing to flow in.
00:47:17.040cut them off from the chips, as you stress time and again, the intellectual transfer
00:47:22.520from the United States to China, whether that's through students or whether that's through
00:47:26.340legal graduate students, for example, in STEM, Chinese graduate students in STEM and other
00:47:31.600fields, or other legal or illegal means that they're using to steal our technology.
00:47:41.980If they're cut off from investment, if they're cut off from tech, if they're cut off from
00:47:45.880essentially having our being able to tap into our intellectual capital, they're on the ropes.
00:47:52.760Additionally, we need to recognize that communism is illegitimate. So President Xi Jinping is not,
00:47:59.480he's a communist dictator. He's not a legitimate leader of a country, and we should identify him
00:48:05.240as such. Communism, the Chinese people never elected Xi Jinping. They never elected the
00:48:12.680Chinese Communist Party, it was put in place by Joseph Stalin. It was put in place by the Soviets
00:48:20.120as also as a result of American mistakes in that critical period from 1945 to 1949.
00:48:27.560But nonetheless, the Soviets put them in power. They're not Chinese, they're communists,
00:48:33.320and they have no right to rule China. Communism is a completely alien ideology to China.
00:48:41.480So recognizing that Xi Jinping is illegitimate, let's start presenting him with the bill,
00:48:46.600the bill for COVID, the bill for the gross human rights abuses. The Chinese Communist Party is
00:48:54.120executed against the Chinese people and against Americans. Let's give him a bill for fentanyl.
00:49:00.680And again, the White House has declared fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction.
00:49:04.360over 100,000 Americans die from overdoses every year, and most of those deaths are due to fentanyl
00:49:11.860or related opioids. And the Chinese Communist Party is still providing the precursor chemicals
00:49:19.320to Mexican cartels, despite what they say. Every agreement that they make is a lie,
00:49:25.820so they're never going to abide by anything that we, essentially, any agreement that we reach.
00:49:30.880So when it comes to artificial intelligence, if we are going to win that arms race, and we should win it, cutting them off from our intellectual capital and the hardware, the chips that they so desperately need, is absolutely essential.
00:49:47.160The Molinar letter is very good because we could all say there are other things that should have
00:49:52.540been added naturally. Letters can only be so long. So Molinar is really good because he calls
00:49:57.960attention to Chinese election interference. President Trump should present Xi Jinping the
00:50:04.760bill for the stolen election of 2020. That's something he should do straight off. Additionally,
00:50:10.900Finally, the letter is really good because it calls attention to how the CCP is aiding
00:50:17.440Iran in the conflict, how the Chinese military and intelligence services are helping Iran
00:50:23.900target Americans in the Gulf and allies in the Gulf as well.
00:50:29.640So Xi Jinping has, again, no legitimacy.
00:50:34.360He's here, and that's a fact of life we have to accept, but he's not a legitimate ruler
00:51:37.180Well, folks can get the book, America's Hundred Years' War, How to Defeat Communism, wherever they buy books, at Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
00:51:45.300And the book goes through really an explanation of the causes, how we got to this situation.
00:51:51.880What is communism and why it is such an existential threat to the United States, as President Trump has stressed time and time again over the last few months in his Truth Social posts.
00:52:04.260It also looks at what do we do to defeat it and how great the United States is.
00:52:10.480The United States is essentially the best success story in history, Steve.
00:52:16.900We've succeeded like no other country.