Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 110： The Courage To Face Covid-19; The Continued Threat Of China; Constant Surge At The Border; Taking 2022 On The Grassroots Level

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

00:00:13.380 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:20.400 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just

00:00:26.300 like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:31.040 misrepresentations and that's why patriots have to put their shoulder to the wheel

00:00:34.400 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:42.900 stephen k bannon okay welcome we're at cpac live this is war room battleground we got an incredible

00:00:52.680 audience today but man the guests i got cash patel cash you've had you were uh on the national

00:00:59.040 security council from president trump you're really his assistant for counterterrorism you're a guy that

00:01:04.140 really was devin nunez's guy for years on the intelligence committee uh you went over to the

00:01:08.280 pentagon you were the chief of staff at the end i got to ask you knowing president trump and knowing

00:01:13.260 kind of the what happened in those days correct me if i'm wrong didn't he actually ask for i saw

00:01:19.500 pelosi and i think it was cheney lighten up president trump this week did president trump

00:01:24.400 not make a request for actually have troops given his concern about everything how heated it was in

00:01:31.740 the run-up to uh january 6th yeah steve it's great to be with you thanks for having me on so yeah look

00:01:36.300 as chief of staff you know how the military works it is unconstitutional for any president to order the

00:01:41.260 deployment of the military domestically the law is crystal posse comitatus nailed it right the president

00:01:47.000 can make a request and then there the president can make an authorization then there has to be a

00:01:50.980 request january 3rd or 4th we're in the oval office me the sec staff the chairman of joint chiefs of

00:01:55.400 staff the president chief of staff of the united states president trump authorized up to 20 000

00:02:00.420 national guards for across the country not just dc for events related to january 6th we said roger

00:02:06.040 that sir that activated the chain of command we went to nancy pelosi and mayor bowser since it's dc there

00:02:11.320 has to be a low under the law a local government has a sign for requested we went to her in person two days

00:02:16.900 earlier she said no in writing i have mayor bowser's letter where she refused the additional support of

00:02:22.220 the national guard the capitol police's memorandum who report to nancy pelosi that's also public now

00:02:27.240 they went the chief of police went to them and they said no no national guard so president trump could

00:02:32.900 not do anything else on january 6th until those requests come in hold on hold on hang on hang on

00:02:37.080 hang on you're telling me you're in the oval office you had uh miller was dod at the time interim dod

00:02:42.760 yourself you were chief of staff over there he actually made an authorization of course because

00:02:48.080 it's got to go out the way posse comitatus works a local authority has had to sign it and okay it

00:02:53.100 you sent that out for the deployment of 20 000 was a national guard national guard national guard

00:02:58.160 20 000 throughout the country yeah potentially for things that might happen on january 6th this was on

00:03:03.060 the 3rd of january that have been saturday or sunday sunday i think it was sunday yeah and that

00:03:07.820 authorization went to nancy pelosi and it went to mayor bowser and they rejected it in writing

00:03:13.260 the documents are on my website durhamwatch.com they're free all the jan 6th hold a hold a hold

00:03:18.580 hold why is the new york times why is the washington post and the new york times not picking up the

00:03:22.360 story every headline out there is that trump didn't want to authorize troops didn't want to have any

00:03:27.340 troops failed in his duty as commander-in-chief liz cheney's pounding him you're saying that's a lie

00:03:32.420 and you've got the receipts and we've got the receipts and i was the first guy subpoena by january 6th

00:03:37.200 i went in there and brought their their documentation put it into the record i testified

00:03:41.300 for six hours they didn't want to talk about january 6th i think i missed somewhere i missed in all the

00:03:47.300 clips i miss cash patel talking about the 20 000 that they not want to put that up in front of the

00:03:53.460 nation and see why is that not one of the video clips that that cheney shows because you're you're

00:03:58.440 you know this better than anybody that doesn't fit their narrative the disinformation campaign and

00:04:02.620 i'm glad you brought up liz cheney so last week she was asked on national tv

00:04:06.260 what about president trump's authorization she goes steve she goes there was no quote order from

00:04:11.900 the president to deploy troops uh in the united states and i said thank you liz cheney for

00:04:16.820 exonerating the president of the united states of the very crime of insurrection because he can't

00:04:21.700 order it's unconstitutional for him to order that and the secretary of defense testified to that rightly

00:04:26.480 so no order and then they tried to carp another narrative oh donald trump didn't call me or the

00:04:31.840 on jan 6th i didn't need a phone call from him i needed a phone call from nancy pelosi and mayor

00:04:36.580 bowser for the request walk the audience through posse comitatus yeah about this people don't realize

00:04:41.700 after the civil war this came up it's a very big deal about deployment of federal troops for a domestic

00:04:47.340 situation there was a big issue about this in katrina yeah what over a decade ago explain to the

00:04:52.480 audience what it is and that what the commander-in-chief has to do yeah so look our founding fathers were

00:04:56.720 right it's got to be a civilian control of government a civilian control of the military

00:05:01.240 we never want an actual insurrection where somebody hijacked the military and takes over the government

00:05:06.360 so posse comitatus comes in and says two things have to happen the president can only authorize

00:05:11.400 the use of the national guard then there must be a request from local authorities before that

00:05:16.080 deployment occurs we got the authorization days before we've we put that before the jan 6 committee

00:05:21.060 they can't refute it because it's the truth liz cheney comes in and bandies this narrative about order

00:05:25.820 let me remind your audience deep dick cheney was secretary of defense in 1992 during the la riots 0.92

00:05:31.220 do you know what dick cheney did as secretary of defense got a authorization from h.w bush's 0.98

00:05:36.520 president for national guard then dick cheney got a request from governor lewis in california

00:05:41.060 and they deployed the national guard duke dumasian was that the governor or i think lewis okay yeah okay

00:05:46.340 cheney knows how it works so in other words she knows the process then why is the media

00:05:50.280 focus on this word order because even though even the miller had said that the president

00:05:55.420 cannot order that that's right it's against the law to order that in fact if he did order that

00:05:59.840 then he would actually potentially be an insurrectionist right he went through the

00:06:03.520 exact process and over at dod you had the lawyers at dod check this out and the white house council

00:06:08.420 everybody moved on it here's i say do the reverse math because on january 6th right when pelosi and

00:06:13.820 bowser finally made the request we prepped to the limit of the law and we got the fastest cold start of

00:06:19.740 united states national guard since world war ii into dc because we were ready and because the

00:06:24.880 president authorized it but it takes time we got to fly these guys in from all over the country

00:06:29.480 but if the reverse math is true right everything we would have done would have been unconstitutional

00:06:34.340 of what liz cheney and company is saying is true how did the secretary of defense have the authority

00:06:40.220 to mobilize the national guard if trump didn't authorize it miller would have been involved in in the

00:06:45.800 letters from pelosi and bowser yeah what are their rationale for turning down the authorization

00:06:50.980 optics remember these are the same people steve when president trump walked across lafayette park with

00:06:55.740 one military guy with one sidearm they went nuts fast forward to january 6th you know what nancy

00:07:00.520 pelosi asked us for belch fed machine guns and armored tanks i said man we're not turning downtown

00:07:05.540 dc into downtown kandahar hold on hold on hang on their letter said the optics would look bad if

00:07:11.340 troops were deployed they actually had that in the letter uh the january 6th have the january 6th

00:07:15.780 committee has not put that in front of the american people we i did it's out there now

00:07:19.680 bowser's letter and the capitol police timeline is on my website okay we've got to get it up and put

00:07:24.440 it on the war room this is a huge story yeah nobody's talking about i'm glad you're clearing it up because

00:07:28.320 most americans think no no no from last week when she said order people think what trump didn't do

00:07:32.840 anything because they want it to mean like and here's you know i'm a former federal prosecutor and a

00:07:36.280 public defender i said if you charge donald trump with insurrection i call one witness liz cheney and hit play

00:07:42.220 donald trump did not order the national guard on january 6th that's correct thank you right

00:07:47.160 he's innocent next next by the way cash was the key guy you were a chief counsel uh you were chief

00:07:52.760 counsel for the uh house intelligence minority council right for majority at the time majority

00:07:56.860 majority under new units yeah russiagate yeah but man shifty ship we went down to the skiff and got

00:08:02.540 grilled by that guy if it hadn't been for cash isn't that but isn't that one of the reasons that this

00:08:06.860 committee is not really getting any traction they don't really have a uh a minority leader

00:08:11.900 and they don't have minority council so there's no tension there it's all just hearsay and just guys

00:08:16.920 throwing stuff out no i'm glad you brought it up it's not the sexy stuff but congress has a

00:08:20.340 constitutional oversight rule as you know that can only be performed constitutionally if both parties

00:08:24.800 participate this is a unilateral committee that is acting illegally and unlawfully and they said

00:08:30.740 themselves we're only giving you snippets of the investigation they won't release my transcript

00:08:34.320 i've asked for its release every day since i took it okay talk to us you've turned into a writer by

00:08:39.540 the way i was talking about this a couple weeks ago this plot against the king by the way is it

00:08:43.820 number one on amazon and children's books children's book in the country number one children's books in

00:08:47.940 the country from cash patel it's a great story it's a it's kind of a myth about president trump it's

00:08:53.000 incredible it's russiagate for kids russiagate for kids and by the way that's the way you've got to

00:08:56.680 learn um it's such a big hit are you thinking about doing another one we are doing another one and i'd like to

00:09:02.400 come out in your show in two weeks and announce the sequel no no no we want to it's gonna blow

00:09:06.020 the lid off the country really yeah doing a sequel to this number one child children's book why did

00:09:10.700 you decide because you're a lawyer you're a serious guy counterterrorism every time you talk to cash

00:09:15.200 nunez and cash would come over you go oh my god the end of the world it's the end of the world

00:09:20.080 how did you get into the business of writing children's books you know we you know we just

00:09:24.060 came my team came up with this idea we've educated america on russiagate and we know what

00:09:28.360 happened we exposed it but what about our kids what about our youth why aren't they learning the

00:09:32.220 truth so this is an apolitical way for our children to learn the power of the truth and you've promised

00:09:37.300 me that we're going to come back in two weeks where you got the next one oh the next installment you're

00:09:40.720 you're going to lose it when i announce this next installment by the way we got to start having you

00:09:44.480 on the war on a more regular basis that's going to happen it's going to happen okay great cash patel

00:09:48.320 one of the great patriots and also guys like him and rick grunel and nunez these are the guys these

00:09:52.840 are leaders of the mega movement they got trump's back all the time you're looking forward to the

00:09:56.360 second term i am i know you are too by the way is cash patel going to run should cash patel head

00:10:01.860 the cia in the second term for president trump i'll be there with you brother thank you thank you

00:10:09.240 cash patel okay we're going to get we're going to turn now to china thanks thanks yeah by the way

00:10:14.940 cash is going to be at the speech tonight we'll see you right afterwards we're about to bring in one

00:10:18.720 of the top experts on china a man that's dedicated his life to taking down the ccp the one and only 1.00

00:10:24.340 gordon chang the one and only steve bannon okay as we're sitting here right now something you've

00:10:31.520 warned everybody about for a long time the potential if you're weak all of a sudden you can slide into

00:10:36.460 a kinetic war against the ccp do you believe that they're prepping right now a naval and air blockade 0.92

00:10:42.800 of essentially our ally in taiwan yeah of course what we have seen the chinese declared those live

00:10:49.560 fire exclusion zones around taiwan there are six of them they actually encircle taiwan so that they've

00:10:56.020 encircled taiwan right now they've encircled taiwan right now and one of those zones the one to the

00:11:01.140 southwest yes is so close to the main island of taiwan yes that it actually infringes taiwan

00:11:07.220 sovereign airspace and water that's incredibly provocative what is the uh seventh fleet

00:11:13.880 capable of doing to push this back i mean i was i was a seventh fleet sailor it's the historic seventh

00:11:20.160 fleet that won the war in the pacific in world war ii it's not the same instrument it used to be

00:11:25.300 can the seventh fleet block could they break a naval blockade of taiwan they can if they act uh first

00:11:32.640 but right now we have the ronald reagan strike group which is in the vicinity and president biden

00:11:39.220 ordered it to stay there on an indefinite period because of the tensions but you know right now

00:11:44.800 the chinese of course they've got more ships than we do um they've got certainly more willpower do you

00:11:50.260 believe that they know how to fight these ships i mean naval combat is very very important we saw

00:11:54.420 that in world war ii the japanese it's one thing to have the instruments another thing when the balloon

00:11:58.820 goes up china's never been in a major naval conflict at in blue water navy do you believe they

00:12:05.380 have the capability when the balloon goes up to actually keep it all together and kind of that

00:12:09.680 combined arms naval warfare yeah i i don't think so and the reason is that you as you point out look

00:12:15.200 they're going to try something that they have never done not only in the history of the people's

00:12:19.520 republic but also in the history of china which is a combined land air sea operation the problem with

00:12:26.320 china right now is that it's a it's a communist army like the soviet army it has two lines of command

00:12:32.260 one military the other political you mean the commissars political commissars and of course

00:12:37.480 the political line is more important than the military line that's never a good recipe are these

00:12:43.900 generals basically political generals are the admirals political admirals are they they have a

00:12:48.300 meritocracy when it comes to war fighters or is it as corrupt as the rest of the ccp um at the flag 1.00

00:12:54.500 officer level it is entirely political and the reason is xi jinping um wanted to grab control of the

00:13:00.640 military see he became general secretary of the communist party in 2012 he became secretary because

00:13:07.600 he was everybody's second choice he was not a member of any faction so nobody wanted him but they

00:13:15.460 wanted they least rank choice voting rank choice voting in the ccp he was the least unacceptable choice

00:13:22.160 so when he became general secretary then what happened is he needed a political base because the

00:13:27.620 communist party is factionalized and what he did was he looked to certain flag officers to be the core

00:13:33.100 of his support so he has replaced the jong zemin generals the hu jintao generals and so it's his

00:13:39.680 military but those generals realized that they owe their loyalty to him uh but the financial implosion

00:13:46.380 you've been warning people about this for a long time real estate values have dropped 30 percent uh you

00:13:51.660 see tanks like in tianan square outside of the hanan branch of the bank of china yeah the lao baijing is

00:13:57.580 told that hey the 50 cents on every dollar of the slave wages that you save to try to get through life

00:14:03.740 particularly when you come to retirement is now deemed an investment product they can't get their

00:14:08.300 cash is evergrande supposed to put a 300 billion dollar recapitalization plan the real estate company

00:14:14.780 they don't put it forward the chinese county party says hey we're going to raise 150 billion dollars

00:14:19.580 to recapitalize these banks is this thing as big a mess and is this going to implode and take down

00:14:25.340 the ccp i think so steve but i think that beijing is going to try to drag do two things one of first of

00:14:31.820 all try to drag it out so we've seen this big stimulus program that was announced a couple weeks ago

00:14:37.660 but the problem for the beijing is that nobody wants to borrow right now because they can see that

00:14:43.420 if they build they're not going to get their money back and they don't get their real estate and they

00:14:48.060 don't get their real estate second thing is that you have xi jinping right now i think is creating

00:14:53.500 crises abroad to distract the chinese people that's one way out of this for him so if for instance he

00:14:59.900 creates a crisis with taiwan or india or the philippines or japan then you know people aren't

00:15:06.700 going to think about the problems at home there's only one real big problem for xi jinping though is

00:15:11.580 that the chinese people don't really want war right now they've got the covet lockdowns they're really

00:15:16.780 unhappy about and as you point out the value of their real estate has been dropped about 30 40

00:15:23.180 in the last couple months that means they're losing their savings everybody thought it was a

00:15:29.260 block in november for him to be essentially named emperor for life do you think that's changed with

00:15:33.980 developments over the last six to eight weeks you know right now the chinese political system is less

00:15:39.500 transparent than it's been in a very long really you even say that as a student of this it's tough for

00:15:44.540 you even to see read the i know i know less about china today than i did two years ago or so because

00:15:52.220 xi jinping has been closing the country up and the political system has gotten really murky but one 1.00

00:15:58.380 thing i can say is that yes most china watchers like 95 of them say that he's going to get his

00:16:04.700 unprecedented third term but everybody is also saying that the people who don't like xi jinping who

00:16:11.180 thinks his policies are horrible they want to put other high officials around xi in order to

00:16:18.140 constrain him from doing what he wants to do wow that means political infighting because xi jinping's 0.83

00:16:23.820 going to get rid of those guys by the way it's never been more turbulent that's why you need a guy like

00:16:27.500 gordon chang how do people get to your writings what's the website and are you working on a new book

00:16:32.220 not working on a new book because things are changing too fast way to get a hold of me is

00:16:36.700 basically at twitter um at gordon g chang and my website where i archive my articles for free

00:16:44.220 is www.gordon chang.com and people see you on fox they see your newsmax and you put up one of your

00:16:50.220 hits are going to be on uh on twitter i put my hits up on twitter are you also on uh true social

00:16:55.660 and getter are you no i haven't and i'm not on facebook i just i'm twitter hadn't been banned yet

00:17:01.340 i i've just stretched to the limit right now gordon chang is by the way you you admit it you've been

00:17:05.660 doing this a long time it's never been more intense it's never been more urgent what's happening

00:17:09.420 absolutely really worried you know the chinese are doing things that they've never done before 1.00

00:17:14.380 like these dangerous intercepts in the air where they almost brought down an australian plane on may

00:17:18.780 26th um they they fired flares and chaff at the plane the chaff got ingested into one of the two

00:17:25.180 engines they almost brought that plane down go ahead and chang you're one of my heroes my mentor i gotta

00:17:30.780 tell you you're my hero no no you know so much this guy when the ccp falls one of the critical 0.99

00:17:36.220 guys that have backed the lao baijin and chinese people for decades and decades decades and enlighten

00:17:40.940 the american people in years when they didn't want to hear it is gordon chang sir honor to have you on

00:17:45.660 here honor for me thanks gordon chang look forward to having you back okay we're going to go to one of

00:17:50.300 my favorite doctors now i've got to ask him joe biden keeps getting sick dr peter mccullough how you

00:17:55.980 doing brother let me see let me see this but by the way we're here in dallas is where you're

00:18:00.140 you're located right we're so lucky i've got a question i've got a question before i talk about

00:18:04.220 the book tell me about biden and the vaccine why is biden have coveted now for the third time he took

00:18:11.580 the he took all the he took that was a pax pax pax pax love it pax lovid he's been boosted he's got nine

00:18:18.220 shots is the facade and joke that this vaccine is cratering around biden's continuing to have this

00:18:25.420 you know biden and fauci what we know is that the vaccines now appear to weaken the immunity

00:18:32.860 they are misdirecting the immune system against the obsolete wuhan spike protein the messenger rna

00:18:39.980 stays in the body for months and the body's trying to deal with this the spike protein stays in the

00:18:44.300 body for probably over a year so his misdirected immune system now can't react to the omicron variant

00:18:50.540 on top of that he's treated with pexavoid which uh the cdc says don't do this in fully vaccinated

00:18:58.460 people this drug was used in patients who are unvaccinated where the immune system is responsive

00:19:05.340 so you know i haven't seen a single doctor profess any competency in managing outpatient code but looking

00:19:12.220 at either fauci or biden they didn't call us i want to go back to this because the guy is you know

00:19:17.260 it's an illegitimate regime but he's there when he got it has anything he's done worked on any even

00:19:22.860 their protocol that's my point even their protocols they're just making it up as they go along is that

00:19:27.660 how you see it no there's some good in this for instance the monoclonal antibodies have always been

00:19:33.100 good former president trump received that joe rogan iran rogers people reached out to me i use them in

00:19:38.540 my practice the monoclonal antibodies are wonderful you know the 15 of people lucky enough to receive

00:19:44.140 monoclonal antibodies who are hospitalized they did great in a recent paper by huang and colleagues

00:19:49.420 they showed this sadly 85 percent of people admitted to hospitals and sadly those who died did not get

00:19:55.820 offered this life-saving treatment why was that because of cost or why were they not offered it there

00:20:00.060 was uh uh inequities in the supply chain there was a lot of miscommunication uh patients were told

00:20:08.060 just come to the er they're rapidly hospitalized uh they were actually giving a drug that the who

00:20:13.820 says don't use which is remdesivir uh they were uh ventilated too early on the mechanical ventilator

00:20:20.860 there were all kinds of actions in the pandemic response that are nonsensical what about now with

00:20:26.620 biden what what i mean how does a guy get it three times in a row in in such a short period of time what

00:20:32.140 do you what do you what do you what do you attribute that to the vaccines are non-sterilizing they allow

00:20:38.540 the virus to continue to foment in the nasopharynx so in a sense the vaccines are supporting the virus

00:20:45.420 in the nasopharynx they're not sterilizing them and on top of that the uh use of just an antiviral

00:20:52.140 alone is not managing the inflammation and not managing other other processes in the in the

00:20:57.980 infection so when i published the mcculler protocol it's using a combination of drugs to extinguish the

00:21:03.420 infection do you know my mom who's in senior living here in dallas she's 83 she got the

00:21:09.180 infection about the same time as biden unvaccinated she got drugs in sequence she got ivermectin

00:21:15.260 nutraceutical supplements iodine nasal washes corticosteroids and anti uh other anti-inflammatories

00:21:21.740 five days she's i'm better i'm done at 80 at 83 and senior living is are we not seeing tony fauci

00:21:28.860 is one of the reasons we're not seeing the courage to face covet 19 your your book and you wrote this

00:21:32.860 with a crime writer because you said this is like a thriller okay or is one of the reasons we're not

00:21:38.460 seeing fauci as much is because of books like this and the dr malone's yourself doing these media hits

00:21:43.740 is that the reason there isn't you know robert f kennedy's book the real anthony fauci wow it's all

00:21:48.780 in the open the national institutes of health under francis collin and his guidance and fauci's

00:21:54.380 guidance in the uh national allergy immunology infectious disease branch they were part of this

00:22:00.220 problem to begin with and it's been a massive cover-up on pandemic response hold on what do

00:22:05.580 you mean cover-up that's pretty hard this is a very important term a cover-up meaning that when things

00:22:11.740 are exposed when the pfizer documents revealed 1223 deaths shortly after the release of pfizer

00:22:19.100 vaccines people are dying after this vaccine that the cdc nih and fda are collusional in actually

00:22:26.620 suppressing the lawyer for the fda did not want to release that data to america for 55 years that's

00:22:31.900 a premium fashion evidence of a cover-up um the kennedy book and these other books do you think it's

00:22:38.780 destroyed fauci's reputation or do you think we need to get a full investigation by the house once we

00:22:45.180 take over to get to the facts full investigation full investigate why do you argue for that because

00:22:51.100 the amount of redaction that we have seen in documents so far senator ron johnson has 43 letters

00:22:57.420 of inquiry he's receiving mountains of redaction we need these people front and center steve and you

00:23:04.060 know what we need to see them question before the american public um so what do you do what do you mean

00:23:10.380 by what do you mean by investigation what would you like to see if peter mcculloch malone if you

00:23:15.580 guys are sitting there and advising the jim jordans advising mccarthy's how would you structure these to

00:23:21.340 make sure we got to the full bottom of all the wuhan of the gain of function of all of it they should be

00:23:29.500 investigated according to lines of the law we have regulatory law regulatory law we actually have law

00:23:37.740 in terms of how products are presented to the american public we have the truth and advertising

00:23:43.100 act the landman act the u.s drug and cosmetic act and according to the law on presentation of the

00:23:49.740 products what did these people know what did they direct what did they do and how are the laws violated

00:23:55.500 why did they why did they throw out all these different you know we had processes at fda and other

00:24:01.420 things why did they throw them all out did the pandemic at the time you think rise to the level

00:24:07.900 given the information we had did it start everything out or do you think there was enough evidence there

00:24:12.940 we should have stuck with the program for the fda we should have stuck with the normal vaccine

00:24:17.580 process and not go into emergency use authorization well absolutely we should have just used the

00:24:22.940 conventional methods in terms of safety and efficacy the thought pattern that was going on is this is a

00:24:30.460 really bad problem we haven't developed anything else we're going to go with these vaccines and boy they

00:24:36.700 better work and if they don't work we're going to double quadruple and triple down on it and that's

00:24:42.220 where we are right now and and do you think the evidence at the time given all the uncertainty

00:24:48.060 justified doing the route they want to do particularly we talk efficacy you talk about

00:24:52.540 the vaccine we're essentially doing as naomi wolf and these volunteers do this research

00:24:56.860 we're essentially still doing a clinical trial right now on the american people with these vaccines

00:25:02.060 we're doing a large observational investigation it is a clinical trial it should have had a day

00:25:06.940 safety monitor board a critical event committee a human ethics committee there should have been

00:25:11.180 safety reports to america once a month we should know who's having problems with the vaccines who's

00:25:16.300 doing well vaccines and why by the way tell me about the book we've got about a minute the book are

00:25:21.740 you going to turn this into a movie because it reads like a thriller we need to i tell you i want

00:25:25.420 daniel craig to play me um but courage to face covet 19 it's a story it's a crime story and it's what

00:25:33.020 you say crime story what's the crime of all time the two crimes are fraud and mass negligent homicide

00:25:41.180 who are who are the defendants the biopharmaceutical complex this very very intricate group of stakeholders

00:25:50.620 who have from the very beginning a plan to suppress early treatment and railroad these vaccines you

00:25:55.260 mean big pharma and the biotech industry that's around that and the government agencies and the

00:26:00.060 government agencies that would be cdc fda it'll be fauci dr collins yes okay dr mccullough real

00:26:06.380 quickly on social media how do people follow you follow me i got a link tree peter mccullough md.com

00:26:11.260 and on twitter i have 2.5 million people on my twitter account each day twitter's unfollowing me down

00:26:16.540 to 500 000 followers hold it they've taken you from 2.5 million down to 500 000. they're running

00:26:21.020 unfollowed programs are you are you on uh are you on true social or getter yet both of them okay

00:26:25.740 fine what are you on true social and getter what's your what's your handle uh p underscore mccullough md

00:26:30.620 you're an american hero so glad to finally have you in studio no seriously great man okay short

00:26:35.340 commercial break room back with war room battleground we got ken paxton from the long horse state next

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00:30:00.700 from battleground right here mike lindell's uh frank speech tv we got the great attorney general ken

00:30:10.380 paxton from the long horse state texas thank you so much for joining us glad to be here welcome

00:30:15.340 we have a shout out for ken paxton what a great job he's doing thank you thank you now hold it hold

00:30:20.780 hold hold hold it you've got chris kobach was on the other day before he went the night before making

00:30:26.620 his pitch to the war room posse on the show and he said he said look i gotta win this because

00:30:31.820 somebody's got to come in kansas has got to come in and have the back of texas he said poor ken

00:30:36.540 paxton's got 25 major lawsuits against the bide administration ken informs me he says no ken uh

00:30:43.340 chris kobach's incorrect you have 31 major lawsuits a little behind on it but he i would love to have his

00:30:49.100 help he's how do you have 31 are they totally lawless they look at federal law as

00:30:56.700 adjustable for them to change that's not the way the constitution was set up that is the major

00:31:01.340 problem give me example give me the best example they think they got federal law they can flip it

00:31:04.940 to do what i'll give you an example that they money was appropriated for building the wall yes

00:31:10.620 i think i remember that joe biden says no we're not building the wall we're gonna we're gonna stop all

00:31:14.700 the building we're gonna still pay the contractors all the materials are gonna sit on the sidelines

00:31:19.180 i'm not building the wall yeah he would pay the contractors keep the material under contract

00:31:24.460 keep it there but not actually put the wall up that's illegal he's he is required to follow

00:31:29.340 what's appropriate and not make up his own rules on what what he's going to spend talk to me about the

00:31:35.020 two or three most important lawsuits you've got against the biden administrations one that you think

00:31:39.420 will move the needle in holding this illegitimate regime to account for what they try to do to the 0.94

00:31:44.300 american people title 42 uh we've sued them over title 42 which if if that if we lost that if title

00:31:51.740 42 is not in place the border already is title 42 is this about about the uh bringing covet in or

00:31:58.300 yeah bringing that that's the only thing left that is useful in protecting the border in other words

00:32:04.700 we'd have 500 000 people illegal aliens yeah the number goes up even more which we're already

00:32:09.500 overwhelmed i know dc is too because they've got 4 000 now no that's because we get that every day

00:32:14.140 but that's because what governor ebbott and you guys have done which is smartly shifted up

00:32:17.900 vowsers called out the national guard she didn't call it the national guard on january 6 right but

00:32:22.700 she's called at the national guard you know that's 0.1 of the illegals that have come across the border 0.94

00:32:27.500 we get that every day and she she's complaining about 0.1 of the total illegals that have come across

00:32:34.460 why is it like such a game where you've got they're they're called migrants but it's not even

00:32:39.180 illegal they they've got an open door they're coming through it's destroying texas it's destroying 0.52

00:32:44.460 south texas in the rear grand valley the working class hispanics are the ones that bear the brunt of 1.00

00:32:49.180 that it's like a game with the biden administration how do we stop the game it's a strategy and the

00:32:54.060 strategy is simple we want to get as many people here at any cost whether we have more drug overdoses

00:32:59.180 which we do whether we have more crime whether it economically impacts the states that they go

00:33:04.060 to they don't they they're fine with all of that and the goal is twofold one get it many as many

00:33:09.420 people here as possible so they can give them amnesty and they're putting in mostly in republican

00:33:13.580 states secondly that you think they're doing that because they wanted to vote one day yes but

00:33:19.180 secondly there's no doubt in your mind no doubt secondly it these are states that are doing well

00:33:24.060 economically they're they're attracting businesses and people and they want to harm our states there

00:33:29.900 that's that's another side you think that they're going after the red states in this regard yeah this

00:33:34.300 is a way to hurt us so tell me the law so you got title 42 to stop it what are you trying to do besides

00:33:39.580 42 to thwart this invasion of the southern border to stop the biden administration what else is there to

00:33:45.980 do that you're trying to do we're trying to force them to build the wall if money's been appropriated

00:33:49.820 by congress to build a wall there's no doubt border patrol told trump here's what you need to do if

00:33:55.020 you want to have a permanent solution to most of the immigration problem and the biden administration

00:34:00.300 says ah it's appropriated from congress we're not going to spend it the way we're supposed to do we

00:34:04.700 make that decision not congress what about the uh what about all these things about crt gender ideology

00:34:12.140 uh you've got the situation down there with uh gender all this gender uh surgery you've got the 0.99

00:34:17.980 abortion centers all the things in the culture area what are you guys doing on that so we're

00:34:22.060 defending we've just defended uh our abortion law our laws we also we are we were the amicus brief with

00:34:28.700 with all the other states on the dobbs case we wrote that that a brief asking for roe v wade to

00:34:34.300 be overturned that was our brief so we're very engaged in that fight and we've continued to win

00:34:39.180 that fight which is amazing to me that we've come this far do you think they're saying now that this

00:34:42.860 could be a political advantage to the democrats do you see that in texas at all no

00:34:46.540 wendy davis eight years ago ran for governor's democrat and she made abortion the central theme 1.00

00:34:51.420 of her campaign she stood up in the senate i was right next i remember that and she tried to thwart 0.94

00:34:56.220 the will of the people on our on passage of became a hero on msnbc and she ran on that issue and lost

00:35:02.140 overwhelmingly you know why because there's a lot of catholic hispanics who don't like 1.00

00:35:06.300 unlimited abortion and that's one of the reasons that we're talking about maybe getting 55 of the

00:35:11.420 hispanic vote now in texas maybe more you think maybe more it may be even more the hispanic population

00:35:17.740 according to things i've seen in polls i've seen they have the highest um dislike of joe biden right

00:35:24.060 right any group culture talk to me before i let you go voter integrity you were on you've been on so

00:35:30.060 many times when you were on back i think at the beginning of the year it was in december december it

00:35:34.140 was a big problem they got this kink in texas law that they what certain prosecutors don't report to you

00:35:40.140 yeah you're the attorney general but they don't report to you yeah so all the da's unfortunately 1.00

00:35:43.580 in texas this is the way it works they are responsible for asking all criminal acts i can

00:35:49.500 only take referrals except for one thing in 1951 the legislature granted the attorney general

00:35:55.340 voter fraud probably because it wasn't being prosecuted locally we've been doing that for over

00:36:00.380 70 years and the court of criminal appeals which is largely unknown they're all republican

00:36:04.380 8-1 struck that down which means now the local da's in big cities which are funded by

00:36:09.820 soros will not prosecute voter fraud and will lose texas how do republicans in texas

00:36:15.500 uh judges vote eight to one to reverse that and send it back to the local prosecutors how did

00:36:20.780 that happen 70 years of precedence they looked at a provision from the legislature that was

00:36:25.900 authorized by the texas constitution and look i can't answer that question these are republicans

00:36:32.860 but no one knows who they are if i asked any republican out here 99.9 couldn't name one of which

00:36:39.020 makes me very suspicious of the people that are on that court how soros is ideologically our enemy

00:36:45.900 but he's smart and crafty right he's very smart he's a genius genius he's a genius the way he looks

00:36:50.460 at certain areas i think he did this i think he put his da's in place and without us knowing he had an

00:36:55.740 impact on this court how do we get find out more about your campaign we were all over the primary by

00:37:00.380 the way historic you really destroyed the bush apparatus and known from a self-effacing humble guy like

00:37:05.820 ken paxton that had to sting in bushland tell us about the general campaign how do people how the

00:37:10.780 war and posse get to your site to support thank you ken paxton.com website and then at ken paxton tx is

00:37:16.220 instagram facebook and twitter you know you're like a you're like a one of the heroes from the old

00:37:21.100 movies you're very humble and self-effacing but you're tough as boot leather hey well thank you

00:37:25.180 never back off and thank you so honored yeah attorney general great state of texas longhorn state

00:37:30.460 thank you sir appreciate it okay we're going to get royce white in here in just a second

00:37:34.620 let's go ahead and roll guys thank you ken thank you so much appreciate it

00:37:45.260 okay now we got the one and only royce white by the way yes ken paxton's running we just talked

00:37:49.980 about his race tell us about what's happening on tuesday tuesday primary election versus

00:37:55.660 uniparty establishment globalists cc davis okay hang on a second yeah they had a primary yeah

00:38:03.820 doug wardlow uh the uh the mike lindell's lawyer was running for yeah attorney general he got the

00:38:10.140 okey doke at the state convention that's right what happened they had a local convention and i i i thought

00:38:15.980 you were leading the like the first round what why do we even have a primary on tuesday we have a primary

00:38:21.980 because the minnesota republican establishment is an example of greatly an example what the national

00:38:29.740 republican establishment is which is the outer bastion of of defense for new world order and

00:38:34.940 the globalist agenda and and the minnesota you know the minnesota republican party's idea of

00:38:42.300 election strategy is to become democrat like what do you mean they become they become undocumented

00:38:47.420 democrats they they believe that in order to appeal to deep blue states you have to lie to them

00:38:52.700 and and and and appease their democrat ideas and values and and if you can't do that or if you do

00:38:58.620 that and you win you don't really win in my opinion you lose because you're winning on a on a false on a

00:39:04.060 false i mean how do you come back to those how do you come back you either actually become a democrat

00:39:08.620 over the two years of your time in office or you lie to your constituents and then you you have no real

00:39:14.940 movement let's talk about your opponent this is coming up on tuesday on all the war and posse make

00:39:18.620 sure you go check out uh royce and what royce stands for but what are the policy differences between

00:39:24.620 between we'll talk about the personal differences in making things happen and the best person to beat

00:39:28.780 omar because that's what we want what are the policy differences between you and cc well cc davis

00:39:34.060 and she doesn't even have a real policy agenda her campaign from the start was a cutout 1.00

00:39:39.100 to be a controlled opposition to omar somebody who they could use to raise money you don't believe

00:39:43.660 she can beat omar there's no way she could be there's no way she could be doing too harsh 0.55

00:39:49.900 she was never meant to beat omar you're saying this that you're in your belief this is a total setup 0.70

00:39:54.940 controlled opposition from the start to raise money based on the fact that she's a black woman

00:40:00.300 and she could she could raise two million dollars and they spent 1.8 million they don't have a nickel 0.92

00:40:04.700 to rub together and i don't see her face anywhere when i'm in the city i don't see any billboards any

00:40:08.620 ads on tv they spent one more a million against you million dollars against you or in general so far

00:40:15.020 they raised two million they spent 1.9 we don't see her anywhere in the twin cities in in our district

00:40:20.060 and that means this the political operatives robbed the campaign and this has become

00:40:23.900 the the outer bastion of defense to keep real american candidates from general elections now you you have

00:40:30.780 basically said i'm not going to play that game i'm not going to go i'm not going to have the

00:40:34.220 consultants i'm not going to have the guys that take 85 cents every dollar to raise money

00:40:38.540 what i'm going to do is run a non-traditional campaign walk us through that because real

00:40:42.300 america's voice because of the war room because of your support because of people even like alex jones

00:40:47.340 and jason whitlock we were able to raise around four hundred thousand dollars completely grassroots

00:40:52.780 with no third party fundraising bundlers that take eighty percent of the americans don't realize

00:40:59.980 the greatest business in the world right right it actually it offends me who has eighty percent

00:41:06.300 distribution fees the no middleman gets eighty percent the single this has been a wake-up

00:41:11.020 for you the political system you see my face no no no but i mean no but if people in the community

00:41:16.220 if the african-american community understood the actual structure of the political system

00:41:20.540 they would say what are we doing here what this thing's so corrupt even you can't get to a good

00:41:24.620 outcome because it's so corrupt in the process even even even white working classes look the most 0.88

00:41:30.060 the most alarming thing i've learned during this entire time entering into the political process

00:41:35.740 is that the bundlers who fundraise for most candidates take eighty percent on the dollar

00:41:42.300 of the american taxpayer and citizen and they put it right in their pocket and and we just said we're

00:41:47.340 not on individually i made a pact with the people around me in my campaign early on in this thing to

00:41:52.780 say we will not do any business with any third party fundraisers that want to take 80 cents on the dollar

00:41:58.940 from the american people so the 400 000 you use that to build a great first off number of republicans

00:42:04.460 that vote in the district twenty thousand what's the number twenty fifteen thousand about fifteen

00:42:09.180 thousand yeah of actual people that show up on primary day that's right to reach those people

00:42:13.340 are you doing town halls you're knocking on doors we did what's the engagement in the community we did

00:42:17.820 town halls we did door knocking we did direct targeted ads to facebook um the the data shows that a

00:42:24.140 a lot of the um primary voters were spent a lot of time online so we did a lot of targeted ads um

00:42:30.620 and and and we we did billboards i mean we i've seen some we did about billboards throughout the city

00:42:35.900 and main central location so isn't the key to beat omar correct me if i'm wrong in many in this district

00:42:41.820 is is to do outreach to the african-american community that would vote and isn't cc davis

00:42:47.900 the best candidate to do that are you the best candidate to do that no cc davis is not even a

00:42:52.860 real candidate the the the real she didn't come from our community she didn't come from our 0.99

00:42:57.180 neighborhood she nobody black is voting for cc davis and i'm sorry to say it you know she's 0.98

00:43:02.380 she's a token republican she's one of these people who saw an opportunity to have a job 1.00

00:43:06.380 she draped herself in maga and trump when she started the campaign and slowly as the campaign

00:43:11.100 is going on she stripped her social media and everything else from anything trump she's really

00:43:15.420 become a never trupper and the party's a never trupper how are you in a district up in minneapolis

00:43:21.820 right in that district how are you going to be pro-trump and pro-maga and have a shot

00:43:26.940 not just at the primary but actually have a shot have a shot against taking on omar listen and this

00:43:31.900 is why i think that the president should endorse me and that the president and i should develop a

00:43:36.060 good relationship because going into 2024 he needs people that can actually go into these black 1.00

00:43:41.580 communities and speak to these issues and bring the america first agenda to these people in a

00:43:48.060 truthful and honest way where they understand that what they've been told about donald trump

00:43:52.940 and the agenda nationalist populist movement trade the the border uh all of these things is is not what

00:44:02.140 they've been sold and and only real genuine people that come from those communities who aren't

00:44:06.620 sellouts can deliver that message can drive that message home and i think i can do that i've begun

00:44:11.180 to do that but but we'll continue this is a long game i'm 30 years old that's why i got into this at

00:44:15.820 this age because we're losing the country and i want to help save it when you watch msnbc or cnn

00:44:21.900 you you think what the african the black community is concerned about is racism if you just watch all race

00:44:27.580 you talk about china you talk about geopolitics you let a march in the george in the george floyd situation

00:44:33.900 from that from that interstate highway down to the federal reserve you're talking about a whole

00:44:38.700 different set of issues is that resonating does that connect when you start talking to african

00:44:45.020 americans and white working class and in middle class in the district and you they never hear this

00:44:49.820 nomenclature before do you believe you're starting to connect we're making huge inroads i mean the black 0.97

00:44:55.740 community was already primed to believe that there was a greater establishment that moved in the shadows

00:45:01.100 and worked to undermine the value of their citizenship and the american dream they've been

00:45:06.060 misdirected at who those people actually are what those players are and they've been made to think

00:45:10.300 that it's conspiracy theory but like you say it's not a conspiracy it's right out there in the open so

00:45:14.620 all i'm doing when i march 18 000 people to to the federal reserve in george floyd is say

00:45:19.420 why are we at the police precincts where do you think the fentanyl is coming from the fentanyl is coming

00:45:24.460 straight from china this is a this is a uh uh a reverberation from an opium war that they never

00:45:30.300 stopped fighting this is payback time and being from the first opium war back in the 19th century

00:45:34.940 opium war and the and big tech in wall street and the dc elites in hollywood and and and and all the

00:45:41.420 other uh swamp creatures they're all in on it they're okay with with with our young people dying

00:45:46.940 from fentanyl at record rates this is the these are the ramifications it happens in the black community

00:45:51.900 people are getting marijuana and things laced with fentanyl dying at an all-time alarming rate

00:45:56.540 and when you tell them that the fentanyl is coming from china they go what never knew it's coming

00:46:01.260 who's manufactured johnson and johnson they go wow who's giving you the vaccine johnson and johnson

00:46:07.180 okay so they're starting to wake up but the problem has been that the republican establishment has been

00:46:12.620 afraid to go into the places that have been roped off by the democrat party and i don't think that

00:46:17.500 they've done that on accident i think they've conceded that territory out of fear and

00:46:21.820 fear fear of being called racist fear of being called uh called xenophobic no fear of fear of

00:46:29.980 speaking the truth fear of fear of picking up a bible and bringing a ministry of truth

00:46:34.620 into the most dangerous places and even us christians the referendum is on us christians

00:46:39.420 we have to find the ministry we have to go speak the truth in the darkest and most dangerous of places

00:46:44.780 that was our call that was our charge given to us by the lord and father and every time every year

00:46:49.980 that goes by that we don't do that we we move closer and closer to total annihilation what is

00:46:55.260 your your faith uh is in you know comes through you when you speak your politics your thinking

00:47:04.860 how did you come to your faith and how important it is in your lived experience well i grew up a

00:47:09.580 catholic i grew up a christian when i fought the nba about mental health it was kind of super political

00:47:15.340 it was about the human condition it was about psychology and and i never really because i

00:47:19.980 came into the public square in a very unique way through the sports vector i didn't realize that

00:47:26.220 atheism had gotten so out of control i didn't realize that the anti-god sentiment even amongst

00:47:31.020 middle uh white america was so out of control until the george floyd thing happened and then i marched

00:47:36.300 us to the fed and i made us bow our head in prayer and i look up and only half of the people's heads

00:47:41.420 were bowed is that true yeah yeah i made we bowed our head in prayer outside the federal reserve

00:47:47.340 i look up only half the people's heads were bowed and the majority of them were white and i'm and i

00:47:51.740 call my best friend and i go he was the first one to tell me that the white atheism thing was out of

00:47:55.900 control and i argued with them i said no no no you're completely wrong there's plenty of christians

00:48:00.780 left in this country and when i saw firsthand i went oh my god this is really this is it's clear that

00:48:06.620 this is a problem we have no sacred honor all of the political all of the economic is all downstream

00:48:12.380 from a loss of sacred honor talk to me we got a couple minutes left i want people very much to

00:48:17.180 focus on what you have to do over the next couple days you're actually here for the big three league

00:48:21.260 but you're going to go back to campaign walk through get give your uh website how do people

00:48:26.460 support you but where are you going to be when you get back to minneapolis they can see you

00:48:30.060 on the run-up to election day um roycewhite.us that's our campaign website obviously you can

00:48:35.020 follow me on getter you can follow me on substack um i'm on true social um we play here at the big

00:48:41.020 three that tomorrow and and i'll be back in minnesota first thing sunday morning we got monday hopefully

00:48:47.500 we host war room live from minneapolis we're working that non-stop we're working that and uh

00:48:54.060 and and yeah we're you know we've done everything we can do in the district um 13 000 republican voters

00:49:00.220 in cd5 and they get to decide on tuesday whether or not they want to have a country

00:49:04.540 i'm very very happy that that the people of arizona decided that they want to have a country

00:49:09.500 it's a a huge key turn in in our in our country's political uh landscape and i hope we can do the

00:49:15.420 same thing in the primary minnesota on tuesday what is uh royce white learned about himself in this

00:49:20.380 process well i learned that i learned that i'm certainly not a sellout i mean you know stuck to

00:49:26.700 your principles and and we have to keep going irregardless of winning or losing if we win

00:49:33.180 by becoming democrats if we win by becoming the devil if we win by losing our sacred honor

00:49:40.220 we lose in the eternal and that's what's most important for all your fans out there this is

00:49:44.700 a commitment of yours you're you're now engaged in the political process of this country well

00:49:48.620 you're not back listen if we if we don't win if for some reason the the republican constituency of cd5

00:49:55.420 of 13 000 republican voters decide they don't want to have a country and they want to be a piggy bank for

00:50:00.780 the party of davos or a tributary state to china or or or a surf society to wall street and the fed

00:50:07.020 then i go to a bigger constituency and we run a statewide election in 24. fantastic you're a you're

00:50:13.500 a hero god's sake brother i'll tell you man you i'd love you too you're i'll tell you one thing

00:50:17.820 royce white very rare guy country needs him right now okay i want to thank everybody 10 o'clock tomorrow

00:50:23.740 morning we're going to be back here live at cpac i think we're going to put up i'm a talk later

00:50:28.140 tonight we'll make sure we get that up on getter getter live i want to thank everybody mike lindell

00:50:32.220 and everybody makes this show possible we're in battleground live from cpac royce white the

00:50:36.220 entire posse my production crew see you tomorrow morning 10 o'clock

Bannon's War Room - August 05, 2022

WarRoom Battleground EP 110： The Courage To Face Covid-19; The Continued Threat Of China; Constant Surge At The Border; Taking 2022 On The Grassroots Level

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