Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 123： Sweeping Victories In Florida; The Biden Regime Are Going After Trump's COVID Task Force

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

00:00:18.460 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:26.220 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:32.020 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:37.080 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:40.840 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:47.960 stephen k bannon okay welcome it's wednesday uh 24 august year of our lord 2022 lots of breaking

00:00:56.720 stories today a big house uh report um about the uh handling of uh covid particularly in the early

00:01:03.120 days in 2020 we're going to have joining us in a little while dr stephen hadfield dr peter navarro

00:01:07.880 the two prominent personalities in this in this uh study huge article in politico also new lawsuit

00:01:14.500 filed in the uh in the mar-a-lago raid and ransack situation this is by jenny beth martin the tea

00:01:21.220 party patriots going to have jenny beth on later a bunch of breaking news about china getting ready

00:01:26.080 to for a kinetic war in the south china sea and taiwan gordon shang uh bradley farrow join us on

00:01:31.480 that but i want to start in state of florida huge uh primary day yesterday and really the i think the

00:01:37.680 shining star that came out of there along with the the moms who are taking over the school boards 1.00

00:01:41.980 is anna polina luna from florida 13 and uh thank you so much for joining us this was i want you to

00:01:49.240 tell the audience your journey because man this was a tough one you won it pretty decisively at the

00:01:55.080 end but this was uh you had to fight every step of the way walk us through your journey in this

00:02:00.300 victory in this very tough primary yesterday well they've dumped millions of dollars against me as

00:02:06.700 you know being the trump endorsed candidate you're going to start taking in incoming from all angles

00:02:11.260 from the establishment republicans from those that are very left-leaning and then from those that i

00:02:16.320 think are paying republicans to run run against the true conservatives so it was a gnarly race it was

00:02:22.020 the one of the bloodiest races i think in the state of florida but we came out victoriously and i think 1.00

00:02:26.540 that that was largely due because of the fact that we door knocked so much we actually hit over 14 000

00:02:31.920 doors within my immediate team by the time the election was over and made over 38 000 phone calls so

00:02:37.180 i think it's important to note that anyone running for office do not underestimate the power of

00:02:41.620 grassroots that's how we beat them you've really got outspent here uh tremendously what what is the

00:02:49.860 lesson you take away from that i'm gonna talk about the district in a second what you learned for the

00:02:53.480 general and what's on the top of people's minds but for all these aspiring candidates out there that

00:02:59.420 are just going to have tough time raising money because they're grassroots or they're populist

00:03:02.980 what is the lesson that anna paulina luna learned in this to fight off money coming at you from pax 0.97

00:03:10.120 money coming you from the establishment in dc kind of some phony candidates that were in there

00:03:15.340 they hit you in every different aspect of how they try to defeat somebody or basically get somebody just

00:03:20.840 to give up what did you learn yeah you know one of the biggest things you have to understand is that

00:03:26.280 if you are going to run for office no one's going to come in on a white horse and save you you have to

00:03:30.720 understand that you are literally getting into i mean they call a campaign same thing for war when

00:03:35.920 you're talking military lingo it's the same thing you are basically having having to strategize

00:03:40.360 work it's it's it's grueling work you're going to be every single day 18 hour days you're doing media

00:03:45.340 you're doing fundraising you're taking the very personal tax but you have to just stay focused

00:03:49.140 keep pushing through it and frankly i think that really they are afraid of populist candidates that are

00:03:54.320 standing up for the people not special interests and i can also tell you that what it's taught me is that

00:03:59.720 you know we're in one of the greatest countries in the world but if you don't think that they're

00:04:02.640 going to fight dirty in order to corrupt this country and to really take it from us you have

00:04:06.540 another thing coming so we will be getting to washington dc we have the general election in

00:04:10.820 november but i am in an open republican seat and so we have about 33 000 more republicans than we do

00:04:16.720 democrats i can tell you that the democrat that i'm running against is actually an obama pointe so if

00:04:22.060 you can donate head to vote apl.com and do that but we will be flipping the seat we will be getting to

00:04:26.880 washington dc and i will be joining the freedom caucus once i get there

00:04:29.920 talk to me on the 14 000 doors and the 38 000 phone calls what is at the top of the mind

00:04:37.700 of not just the mega people the supporters but as you go through the district what's at the top of

00:04:43.000 the mind of the of the people in florida uh 13 number one thing is what happened with the fbi raid

00:04:50.160 on mar-a-lago there are a lot of people that that's scared i think people are uncomfortable with how

00:04:55.280 the doj and the fbi has really i think weaponized against the american people no one ever expected

00:05:01.200 that to happen to the president whereas people may have been somewhat distant with president trump

00:05:05.820 because they were brainwashed by the whole january 6 nonsense a lot of people now are willing to walk

00:05:11.180 over glass for president trump and they want him to rerun again i want him to rerun again and i can also

00:05:16.380 tell you that for those that are democrats and independents the economy is destroying people

00:05:20.800 especially here in pinellas county and so people want to get back to those america first policies

00:05:25.740 that we are all enjoying under president trump

00:05:27.560 talk to me i think somebody said you're going to be an opening act tonight what what is what is the

00:05:35.160 event that you're going to be doing tonight so governor de santis is really getting on the campaign

00:05:40.440 trail for his election this fall obviously governor uh senator marco rubio will be there as well

00:05:46.100 marco rubio has a pretty tough fight with val demings and so the nominees that won last night

00:05:51.240 we are going to be there with them and frankly i'm actually really excited because as you know

00:05:55.340 steve here in the state of florida we have a massive conservative hispanic demographic and being on

00:06:00.500 stage with rubio i think that you know rubio was one of the stars from the tea party movement years ago

00:06:05.620 and so i'm hoping to really hit that base and really open it up for our conservative message to help

00:06:10.760 stay in the state of florida early voting starts in florida what in in uh in in the first of october

00:06:18.800 and my point is you're 40 days away from the start of early voting roughly yes and what we're hearing

00:06:25.300 already is that the democrat is going up with his super PAC and his campaign as well they are going

00:06:30.740 to start running ads on september 13th which means we are in crunch time i can already tell you steve

00:06:35.840 any minority woman that runs her office they say that we are right-wing conspiracy theorists and the 1.00

00:06:41.200 fact is is that we're not but they try to discredit their reputation and destroy us so we're going to

00:06:46.220 basically have to beat them on the ground game but yes early voting starts and we're going to be there

00:06:49.720 every step of the way to track in those early voters how can people your campaign starts like

00:06:56.040 immediately how do people find out more about you how they found more about the campaign or the so

00:07:00.140 inclined how they donate well you can find out more information about my platform at votes apl.com

00:07:07.540 that's vote alpha papa lima.com please consider donating 5 10 20 dollars it all goes directly

00:07:13.340 to my campaign i'm not ilhan omar so i'm not paying my husband and please again you guys we need all the

00:07:18.440 help that we can get this is an open republican seat but they are pouring serious money into my opponent

00:07:22.580 and we need to beat them and take back the house this november

00:07:25.000 anna polina luna of all the federal offices last night this was by far the most impressive victory

00:07:31.380 so thank you very much for joining us congratulations and fight on thank you

00:07:36.240 okay that's a real fighter right there and this is a massively important race want everybody to saddle

00:07:42.660 up on this one okay let's go we got uh navarro and uh and and uh dr haff in a moment but i want to

00:07:48.600 bring in somebody that's just incredibly impressive out in the uh summit and we're gonna start rolling

00:07:53.540 out the different summit uh segments of the summit now that we're through the primary

00:07:57.100 tuesday uh starting today and then every day for the next three or four weeks the uh moment of truth

00:08:03.280 summit one of the most impressive parts of it was to the close of the call to action it was the

00:08:07.880 constitutional sheriff so we have sheriff mack former sheriff of graham county arizona sheriff

00:08:13.460 mack do me a favor explain to the audience out there what exactly is a constitutional sheriff

00:08:19.240 well thanks steve it was a pleasure to meet you uh over the weekend and yeah it's a simple it's a

00:08:26.560 very simple uh definition it's a sheriff who puts freedom and liberty first and keeps his oath to

00:08:33.480 uphold and defend the constitution if you swear an oath of allegiance as required by article six of

00:08:38.980 the u.s constitution for every public official if you swear an oath of allegiance to the constitution

00:08:44.300 that's presupposes that one you will keep it and two you will know and understand the constitution

00:08:50.400 and enforce it it's the most important thing that any law enforcement officer sheriff deputy chief of

00:08:57.320 police can do in fulfilling the necessities of their job so why on these on this yeah on the stage

00:09:09.220 at the closing uh you know night where there were um um you know the call to action for the whole two

00:09:17.540 two days of this summit about voter fraud voter integrity the machines all that i think you had

00:09:23.620 eight ten incredibly impressive law enforcement officers basically what you guys recall constitutional

00:09:29.740 sheriffs why were you at a summit why would sheriffs or constitutional sheriffs be at a summit that was

00:09:37.280 dealing with voter integrity voter fraud and making sure we had fair and transparent elections

00:09:42.560 because the ultimate protector of the county is the county sheriff he's the ultimate executive he's

00:09:48.800 the ultimate law enforcement official he answers only to the people and who else in this country is going

00:09:55.220 to do official and efficient uh investigations on election fraud and guarantee the vote for the people

00:10:04.220 and to protect their rights i i have to take issue a little bit with some people across the country

00:10:10.680 this was not a coup against donald trump this was a coup against the american people a lot of different

00:10:18.760 offices were affected yes it looks like it that trump was a victim of it just like hundreds of others

00:10:26.520 but this the real victim here is the american people having their birthright and their responsibility and

00:10:34.500 duty and right to appoint dash elect their own public officials we the people are in charge of this

00:10:42.660 government not the the government in charge of us we select how the the government needs our permission

00:10:50.620 to exist not vice versa we select the method of tabulating the votes and for anybody cnn and all

00:10:58.420 these other acts for the democrat party for them to uh chide us and label us because we question

00:11:07.740 which we all have a right to do we question how our votes are being tabulated in this country

00:11:13.660 we have a right to know that and when we find out there's problems i guarantee you the only reason

00:11:20.260 that they use computers is to guarantee the probability and possibility of cheating

00:11:24.980 sheriffs can stop all let me ask you what about the people oh that's that's the question i've got

00:11:31.540 what about the situation where you have people you know you got the situation in michigan where people

00:11:36.400 say hey look our sheriffs and particularly these counties out west that are so big their hands are full

00:11:41.300 just keeping the peace and law and order we have secretaries of state and election officials

00:11:47.540 prosecutors all that in in the kind of voting apparatus you know uh you have um uh election

00:11:54.620 judges you have the the canvassing board you have all this why get involved people that are up to their

00:12:01.940 you know eyeballs anyway and just trying to enforce the laws we have on the book what's your response to

00:12:06.960 that uh sheriff mac i wish we didn't have any crime i wish we didn't have any

00:12:11.020 voter crimes i wish we didn't have any election crimes um but the the sheriff's the ultimate

00:12:18.200 law enforcement officer uh in every county he's the ultimate uh investigator and i'm sorry this has

00:12:26.920 to get landed i'm i'm sorry that any crimes uh get the sheriff's busy but you know because we're busy

00:12:33.060 doesn't mean we stop doing our job and this is our job uh and so if some citizen comes to us and says

00:12:39.980 and makes a complaint as uh sheriff's mailing's office in wisconsin and and sheriff leaf in uh

00:12:47.780 michigan and we have sheriff wilmot in yuma arizona who's already been investigating this for several

00:12:53.720 months he's already made several arrests he's got 16 more uh search warrants to serve uh this is our job

00:13:01.380 this is what we do and and if we if it falls on us to guarantee the uh integrity of the elections

00:13:09.920 in this country so be it it's our job sheriff mac how can people find out more about you and how can

00:13:17.780 they find out more about this whole concept of constitutional sheriffs is a website to go to

00:13:21.480 or do you have social media uh yeah website c-s-p-o-a folks this is the probably the last

00:13:31.120 effective and uh peaceful solution we got left for this issue um go to c-s-p-o-a.org become a member of

00:13:40.020 our uh citizens posse make the donation and see uh when i was a constitutional sheriff that i actually

00:13:47.160 sued the clinton administration and won a case against the clintons at the united states supreme

00:13:52.680 court the real miracle there steve is i sued the clintons and lived to tell about it

00:13:58.020 sheriff mac look forward to having you back on it's c-s-p-o-a.org i want everybody to go there

00:14:07.120 let's get it up on our let's get up on our screen and have everything uh so people can push it out

00:14:11.640 sheriff mac thank you so much honor to have you on here thank you steve appreciate you

00:14:14.800 okay let's play the cola we got dr peter navarro and uh dr stephen heffitt let's play the cold open

00:14:21.280 the battle to keep an american state in it ed writes this quote disabling the non-military side of

00:14:27.880 america's state is not a recent republican priority but its record is decidedly mixed on one day on the

00:14:34.520 one hand day-to-day u.s administration has become ever more difficult the restrictions placed on federal

00:14:39.860 agencies including the irs has grown more onerous over the years people's interface with the u.s

00:14:46.600 government can be a painful experience the democratic habit of micro regulation which acts

00:14:51.660 like a full employment charter for lawyers also has added to dc's slow movingness that in turn

00:14:57.600 makes voters more receptive to anti-government rhetoric financing the u.s government is about to

00:15:03.060 get much costlier biden's new law the inflation reduction act will go some way toward leveling

00:15:08.180 the playing field between underpaid irs agents and overpaid corporate lawyers but if republicans

00:15:13.860 regain control of congress in november it could prove a short-term victory they can simply block

00:15:19.320 the irs budget the societal cost of this latest disinformation campaign is hard to count millions

00:15:25.920 of americans now think the u.s government is armed dangerous and out to get them is a whopper of a lie

00:15:31.840 but lies have a way of taking root and they have ed as you point out in the piece from senior members

00:15:38.360 of the united states senate chuck grassley of iowa going on television and saying armed irs agents

00:15:43.720 with ar-15s are going to kick in the doors of small business owners it's a conspiracy theory that 0.98

00:15:49.160 has taken hold at the highest reaches of the party uh it is and of course i mean we've seen it before

00:15:55.260 this isn't new you know think of death panels and obamacare think of um the propaganda around the

00:16:02.580 estate tax rebranding it as a tax on family owned farms in iowa etc but it's getting considerably worse

00:16:10.380 to have mainstream republicans talking not just of abolishing the irs and the fbi for that matter um

00:16:18.440 but depicting their agents particularly depicting these government employees as essentially uh shock

00:16:26.040 troops for globalists autocrats who are coming to a home near you to take your property to take your 0.88

00:16:33.100 bible to take your guns whatever it is the scale of rhetoric is getting a lot lot worse and it's hard

00:16:40.800 to measure that it it takes root in people's heads um and in terms of the irs you know no government is

00:16:49.280 possible without the ability to collect revenues uh if we're going to depict um these relatively

00:16:56.000 underpaid and very hard-working people overstretched people as dangerous tools of a of a sort of fascist

00:17:04.880 state then um we're disabling government we're watching a concerted republican attempt to disable

00:17:13.100 the ability of government to function at all

00:17:15.820 okay welcome that's from this morning we did play that call open part of it and the reason i wanted to

00:17:23.200 that is the administrative state in the defense of course the steve cortez and i talked this morning

00:17:28.860 uh what brilliant uh what brilliant producer over msnbc got vice vice count uh um marlboro to lecture

00:17:37.080 the american people on uh on tax collections a doctor of our dr have felt want to bring you in a big

00:17:42.660 report coming out today and a huge story in politico about kind of the administrative state

00:17:47.080 and you too as you peter as the the chief uh economic advisor the president for trade and manufacturing

00:17:53.400 and then dr have felt going over with his amazing reputation you had to take on the

00:17:58.300 administrative state in the in the guise of uh the the medical part of it of tony fauci the fda the

00:18:04.800 cdc walk us through what this what this house report says you two guys are kind of named in it what's the

00:18:11.500 controversy yeah uh steve i'll do the politics i'll let steven do the this the science here as a tag team

00:18:19.360 but just one quick comment on head loose dude the fbi put me in leg irons and solitary confinement so

00:18:27.600 don't talk to me you're smack about republicans overstating the bullying at the fbi okay just

00:18:36.180 saying steve all right so today this uh house select they always put the word select i don't know why

00:18:43.700 select subcommittee on the coronavirus comes out with this report that claims that i quote wrongly

00:18:51.340 pressured commissioner steven hahn and the fba to use hydroxychloroquine as a therapeutic in the fight

00:19:00.140 against covet okay so the first thing to notice here is that the underlying presumption is that

00:19:07.460 hydroxychloroquine doesn't work to treat covet and is dangerous that's kind of the hydroxy hysteria

00:19:13.740 that has prevailed to this entire debate okay but the reality is at the time i was a white house

00:19:23.400 official serving president trump president trump on march 19th 2020 directed the friggin fbi

00:19:33.160 along with alex azar directing the fda to provide this uh therapeutic called hydroxychloroquine used

00:19:45.800 for more than 50 years safely as an anti-malarial drug to use it in what's called early treatment

00:19:52.740 outpatient use in other words you get a sore throat and start to get a fever you pop hydroxychloroquine

00:19:59.060 for seven days the science told us at that point time that that would likely help you mitigate your

00:20:08.340 symptoms or even drive the virus away so steven hahn had a direct order from the president and the

00:20:18.380 secretary of health and human services to put out a directive that would allow physicians around the

00:20:26.340 country to prescribe hydroxychloroquine off-label in early treatment use what did hahn do along with

00:20:35.560 his successor janet woodcock and this shadowy guy named rick bright they directly countermanded

00:20:44.300 countermanded that order in a way which killed people instead of using hydroxychloroquine in early

00:20:52.800 treatment outpatient use they said the only way you could use it is in late stage treatment for

00:20:59.240 hospitalized patients close to the time they're almost dead when hydroxychloroquine does not work

00:21:07.940 okay the science is clear on this and so they're accusing me of wrongly pressuring the fda when in

00:21:16.860 fact the president had told them to do that to save american lives they didn't do it and the result was

00:21:24.940 the death of hundreds of thousands of americans needlessly because of what hahn the fda janet 0.78

00:21:33.380 woodcock rick bright with the help of cnn cheryl stolberg over at the new york times reporters at the

00:21:41.980 washington post and all of these hydroxy hysterics who claimed wrongly that this drug didn't work now

00:21:49.220 let me turn it over to hatfield now because he'll tell you so right now the latest study we had the

00:21:55.780 latest study we have says yeah hang on yeah yeah okay let me go to hatfield hatfield at the time when

00:22:02.440 we're talking about this this is in 2020 walk us through the evidence about the medicine and the

00:22:08.700 science at the time dr hatfield the studies that were being done

00:22:13.480 initially were the late late phase studies because it was a clinical trial and that was the condition

00:22:21.560 you had to try it on hospitalized patients doctors were free to prescribe it at the time

00:22:27.380 but as an off-label medication and they were prescribing it and it was working i think we've started to see a

00:22:36.500 plateau in new york city of the cases this was early outpatient treatment not hospital patients get

00:22:46.220 sick they would go see their doctor they'd write a script for hydroxychloroquine they would go home

00:22:51.860 they would take it they'd get better in in a few days time they wouldn't progress to this more lethal

00:22:59.060 second stage of of the covet 19 disease the fda never ever realized or never acknowledged

00:23:08.720 that covet 19 was a two-step process the early process when it's in your upper airway

00:23:15.780 and the later process when it's systemic and you start abnormal blood clotting your lungs become infected

00:23:24.160 infected and it spins up your immune system to the point where your own body starts to kill you

00:23:30.940 they never once made the delineation

00:23:35.580 okay but here's the question if this was pretty self-evident to you and other people that were

00:23:42.660 experts why not just the fda miss it why did they push back on you guys that you essentially if you

00:23:49.740 read this report you guys went rogue so so if the if the evidence out there was was so straightforward

00:23:57.300 and so our powerful how do we have the situation where these experts at the fda are now coming forward

00:24:05.640 to this select uh subcommittee and saying essentially people like hadfield uh navarro and these other guys

00:24:13.280 don't really know what they're doing and they were going rogue if you have as soon as uh as soon as

00:24:19.420 president trump now hold on hang hang on hang on peter let me have peter right i'm what i want

00:24:25.500 i want dr haffler answer okay if you have an effective outpatient treatment that's safe

00:24:33.340 it makes it very difficult to get an eua for a vaccine a brand new vaccine a new type of technology

00:24:42.620 used in a vaccine uh to have eleven dollars worth of tablets keep you out of the hospital and save

00:24:50.600 your life um i don't think this was going to be allowed okay okay okay hang on stop full stop full

00:24:59.460 stop hang on full stop you're making the case i just want to make sure i'm clear you're making the

00:25:04.140 case that they didn't want to look at these therapeutics and particularly outpatient early

00:25:08.520 states therapeutics because they already had in mind to go on some sort of experimental vaccine

00:25:14.280 where they would need a eua and if you had these therapeutics out there it'd be very tough to get

00:25:19.060 and that you make a i don't call it cynical but you say hey eleven dollars here versus whatever the

00:25:24.440 thousands of dollars it is it's the it's the difference in the value proposition for big pharma

00:25:29.720 is that the the heart of your argument yes it is both the vaccines and a drug called remdesivir

00:25:36.460 they were waiting to give a patient remdesivir when we had that case out in uh seattle i think it was

00:25:46.760 the very first acknowledged case there was a team there within hours to administer remdesivir

00:25:54.540 they got the guy very early um it was one of the early wuhan strains there's a chance he probably

00:26:02.620 would have gotten better by himself but uh they pumped it into him and a couple days later his

00:26:10.000 appetite was back and uh he was getting his breath back and it looked like a good idea that was the

00:26:19.760 data that we had plus we knew the chinese were very interested in the drug and to the point where

00:26:28.020 they were ready to break a patent uh to start manufacturing it themselves okay hang on dr hatfield

00:26:36.400 hang on for a second i'm a whole dr hatfield peter navarro will be joined by gordon chang

00:26:40.880 and bradley thayer all next second half of the worm

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00:29:58.900 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:30:06.660 okay welcome back uh to the battleground we've had to restructure the show a little bit because i

00:30:13.600 got to spend some more time with i got gordon chang and bradley there coming up very disturbing news

00:30:17.980 bad news out of china but we're going to go back to the original bad news out of china in the ccp

00:30:22.660 covid virus we're going to go back to the year 2020 uh steven half of navarro i'm now coming to

00:30:28.660 you but i want to tell you the following as revered as dr steven hatfield as remember he was our

00:30:33.640 kind of an in-house consultant advisor for the first i think week of war and pandemic he had that book i

00:30:41.180 think it was three seconds to midnight or three minutes to midnight just absolute a book that came out

00:30:45.580 that's still the definitive book about handling pandemics um when a guy like dr hatfield makes

00:30:52.360 an accusation as uh brutally frank and startling as that that this is about big pharma this is about

00:30:59.000 money and hey it is what it is and whoever died died and that's the way they roll dr navarro is that

00:31:06.020 correct do you believe the same thing dr hatfield thinks you think that these decisions and now this

00:31:11.260 kind of i would say essentially house democrats cover up of this in this report is as cynical as

00:31:19.020 as steven hatfield says is that they they wanted to they wanted to they knew they couldn't issue an eua

00:31:24.320 uh for uh the experimental uh vaccines and they knew that the value proposition to pharma was

00:31:32.320 to the 10th power of what it was with the 11 dollar you know uh treatment from hydroxychloroquine

00:31:39.100 dr peter navarro so steven hatfield doc hatfield is a hundred percent right but it's only half of the

00:31:47.520 story the other half of the story is simply that as soon as president donald trump suggested that

00:31:55.480 hydroxychloroquine might work as a therapeutic the knives became out to undermine the president

00:32:04.500 on that so hydroxy didn't have a chance as soon as trump said yeah this may work they just started

00:32:11.260 doing their use like crazy stuff at cnn new york times oh this kind of thing like that and created

00:32:18.280 what i called hydroxy hysteria this is all in the my first memoir the in trump time book chapter seven

00:32:24.520 um and you know the the effect there was the media kept doubling down on all this and now you know

00:32:34.200 we fast forward and i think it's important to ask steven the question we've got pax lovid which is a

00:32:41.700 therapeutic produced by pfizer that costs five hundred dollars steve five hundred dollars for a five-day

00:32:48.780 treatment course it causes liver damage it interview inter uh interrupts hiv type medicines it causes

00:32:58.120 allergic reactions hold it let me let me let me let me ask let me ask hadfield it's a crappy

00:33:03.360 are you are you and are you saying that hang on hang on stop are you saying dr hadfield that this

00:33:11.560 whole mess with the vaccines and with all this and the new treatments coming out that this is all driven

00:33:17.060 by the greed of a big pharma isn't that isn't that too on the nose or do you actually believe that

00:33:22.780 no they've been running this pandemic along with fauci the conflicts of interest here are still

00:33:29.960 uncertain and unexplored but things this great and this perverse uh to the point where the medical

00:33:39.680 literature is affected uh the o'neill study the new england journal of medicine it was a breakthrough

00:33:46.120 51 percent improved mortality with hydroxychloroquine given as the patient comes into casualty this is

00:33:53.560 this is major news and the new england journal wouldn't publish it we have janet woodcock

00:33:59.820 uh on the editorial board uh of of of the new england journal of medicine and she's in charge of the drug

00:34:08.460 safety things she's the one that told rick bright no we have to we can only give this to hospitalized

00:34:15.480 patients um the the association with other companies uh this all needs to be explored the vaccine people

00:34:25.940 that had never produced a vaccine in their lives why were they given preferential the moderna why was

00:34:33.100 this given preferential over a known uh drug company was this a was this a conflict with dr fauci

00:34:40.020 we don't know this needs to be investigated but something was very wrong because the efficacy of

00:34:47.500 hydroxychloroquine then there were five good papers now there's 351 papers and in a meta analysis

00:34:58.400 of these 351 papers shows up to a 70 percent improvement in 30 different early treatment

00:35:07.020 studies and 81 up to an 81 percent lower mortality do do you have we got to bounce and i want to i've got

00:35:15.540 to get you guys back for a special but i i don't i haven't gone through the whole house thing but did

00:35:21.340 the minority side the republicans are they making that case in in this report or is anybody or do you

00:35:27.040 believe in the new congress we need a whole new set of investigations here because this cuts to the

00:35:33.000 core of the regulatory capture uh of big pharma and in the administrative state so that's why i played

00:35:40.080 the part at the beginning about the administrative state let me start with hatfield and i'll go to peter

00:35:44.240 only got a few minutes dr hatfield i don't see your argument being made even by guys that should

00:35:50.040 be on your side of the football the minority side of this select committee so are you calling for a

00:35:56.460 new set of investigations a new set of of uh house investigations starting with the new congress over

00:36:03.220 and above what we already know they're going to do with tony fauci and the wuhan lab and the interactions

00:36:07.960 with the university of north carolina gain of function the pla the bioweapons program of the ccp all of 0.98

00:36:14.120 that are you calling for a new set of investigations just on this topic yes the the data is there all

00:36:20.740 they have to do look at it stephen hahn said that oh um senator johnson had him in front of the uh

00:36:29.400 of a hearing and stephen hahn said dr hahn said well you know it's proof that we need to start looking

00:36:36.800 at the real world and you know see what was going on stephen hahn could have come by the office at any

00:36:42.720 time uh every paper ever written we had and in five minutes he could see the efficacy of this drug

00:36:52.120 he never came by yet in september of 2020 he's on a radio program where he says oh yes i i think

00:37:00.600 hydroxychloroquine has an effect my god your job is to support the president of the united states and

00:37:07.680 his decisions this was the correct choice early outpatient treatment stops pandemics in hospital

00:37:15.920 treatment does not and this was foregone hospital treatments and vaccines

00:37:22.120 it's dr uh hatfield how do people how do people get to your website or your social media sir to follow

00:37:31.920 up on this dr steven d-r-s-t-e-b-e-n dr steven hatfield h-a-t-f-i-l-l dot com

00:37:42.540 there's numerous papers on this or you can contact uh pcen media inc and they'll uh they'll get you

00:37:53.940 directed real quick on amazon what's the give the title of the book because people should get this

00:37:59.780 book and as a primer to give us fee for these hearings next year what what's what's the title

00:38:05.040 of the book and where they get on amazon three seconds until midnight and there's a second one that

00:38:11.600 will be coming out shortly called three seconds after midnight um anyway

00:38:18.640 okay dr hatfield thank you so much for joining us uh peter navarro uh where do you we got about two

00:38:27.340 minutes where do we go from here where where do you go they they kind of smear you and dr hatfield in

00:38:32.740 this report uh where do you go where do you where do you take this fight well i think the committee did

00:38:39.020 did the world a favor here by letting this genie back out of the bottle i mean they they insist that

00:38:46.580 i quote wrongly pressured the fda to push forward hydroxychloroquine if if this works we have studies

00:38:57.160 now that show unequivocally that hydroxy saves lives and mitigates symptoms so the question is will this

00:39:03.980 report reopen this debate and at a minimum come january when the republicans are back in control

00:39:12.220 there's going to be people in there who want to get to the bottom of this along with everything else

00:39:17.220 we got to get to the bottom of with these that they've killed hundreds of thousands of americans

00:39:22.740 are dead today because of do you think fda because of janet woodcock and because of cnn and the new york

00:39:32.020 times in the corporate media which would basically bury that drug even though it's twelve dollars and

00:39:38.920 saves lives full stop dr hatfield said this is a dr hatfield said this is a crime is this going to be

00:39:46.200 a crime scene investigation sir i look in my in trump time book i said it was it murder or at least

00:39:53.460 negligent homicide it is these people acted willfully willfully to prevent a drug they knew

00:40:02.680 could likely save lives and they did it for political reasons uh to stop trump and for profit

00:40:10.340 reasons to help big pharma i mean that's it's as disgusting as you get nobody trusts the fda or the

00:40:16.980 fbi and everything in between with this government right now and for good reason i'm just the

00:40:21.880 administrative state administrative state okay get get real quickly how they get the book where they

00:40:26.640 order the book from uh just go to peter devar.com uh taking back trump's america taking back trump's

00:40:33.720 america on amazon get it it's the blueprint and battle cry for taking the house back in 2022 and the

00:40:41.160 white house back in 2024 taking back trump's america must reading for everybody here in this

00:40:46.460 country if we're going to stop these people perfect sir thank you very much look forward to having you

00:40:52.540 back on this topic i want to go down to gordon chang uh gordon thank you sir gordon chang is one of the

00:40:58.200 most um serious knowledgeable um observers and analysts regarding the chinese communist party the pla

00:41:05.700 he had a very disturbing piece the other day that said the chinese communist party the pla are preparing

00:41:10.580 for a kinetic war and they're preparing for a kinetic war now not the future now gordon chang thank you

00:41:15.700 for joining us uh lay out your evidence of why you think they're going they're getting ready for a

00:41:20.720 kinetic war now in the south china sea or in taiwan there's a number of instances so for instance a

00:41:28.720 chinese entrepreneur factory owner a couple weeks ago told me that local officials came to him and said

00:41:36.480 he's no longer making medical equipment for civilians he's going to be making um items for war and he

00:41:43.260 also said that there were a number of other people in his sort of uh you know also factory owners who

00:41:50.260 were told the same thing so it seems like it was systemic we have heard these reports from the financial

00:41:57.580 times and others that this chinese government is trying to sanctions proof itself um so for instance they

00:42:03.840 held a meeting um in april um of banks in beijing talking about how to protect the country's foreign

00:42:10.780 reserves from western sanctions the communist party has told its officials to shed their foreign assets

00:42:17.040 so they won't be subject to foreign penalties and on the first of last year um china's national defense

00:42:24.620 law was amended so that uh power was taken away from the civilian state council given to the central

00:42:31.380 military commission of the communist party which runs the military to mobilize civilian society so

00:42:38.140 this is not just a question of the chinese military um bulking up this is a question of organizing

00:42:44.340 civilians to get ready for kinetic conflict there's a number of other instances um that are that i report

00:42:52.340 on but essentially what you see is a pattern of the communist party getting ready to go to war

00:42:58.620 gordon they've had this situation now in the in the financial industry we're going to get there on

00:43:04.620 here in a second but the the collapse of the real estate market you see tanks outside of the china

00:43:09.800 of the bank of china branch and hanan uh all types of financial turmoil you know real estate prices

00:43:14.760 dropping 20 percent is a is is this their natural reaction of drive to hyper nationalism or ultra nationalism

00:43:22.140 to offset what looks like an increasing dire financial and economic picture sir

00:43:28.440 i think so steve one thing we know for sure um while the chinese economy internally is falling apart

00:43:37.600 um you know the property sector just to give you one example um both sales and prices fell about 40

00:43:43.740 in the first half of this year compared to the comparable period last year that's a failure of the

00:43:50.540 core of the chinese economy because property represents somewhere between 25 to 30 percent of

00:43:56.160 gross domestic product which is very high by um international standards um we see the bank runs that

00:44:02.480 you referred to the mortgage boycotts all sorts of signs of problems the only thing that's going right

00:44:08.380 for the chinese communist party right now with the economy is export sales but apart from that

00:44:13.760 everything else is failing and while all of this is going on um you have a much more belligerent chinese 1.00

00:44:20.940 uh diplomats um chinese posture towards neighbors like india philippines japan taiwan so you put the

00:44:28.880 two together and the conclusion is i think apparent that uh what they're trying to do is distract chinese 0.62

00:44:35.420 people away from obvious policy failures at home by creating um problems abroad

00:44:41.420 is the 20th party congress where she is supposed to be an anointed emperor for life is that driving

00:44:50.460 things does he want to do this beforehand do you think he'll wait till after that or in your mind

00:44:54.600 may he even delay it i think he has to first of all on the 20th national congress um if tradition

00:45:01.480 holds and that's a big if it will be in october or november of this year if xi jinping is really

00:45:07.720 powerful he could very well just postpone the 20th national congress for a long time which is what his

00:45:14.140 hero mao zedong used to do with national congresses um but what we're seeing i think is intense political

00:45:20.840 infighting right now um which means that china is probably not going to start a major military adventure

00:45:26.720 um largely because um to do this steve um xi jinping for instance if he wanted to invade taiwan

00:45:33.540 he would have to give some general or admiral almost complete control over the chinese military

00:45:39.200 which would make that flag officer the most powerful figure in china and at a time right right now where

00:45:46.500 he wants to be get that third term as general secretary he's not going to divest himself of authority

00:45:52.780 in power so i don't think anything's going to happen in the near future but if he gets that third

00:45:58.500 term as general secretary then yeah all bets are off because then all sorts of things can happen and

00:46:05.100 he's got a window of opportunity in which to act which means that if we can get over the next two three

00:46:10.120 years we'll be okay but this next two three years i think is a time of heightened danger

00:46:15.780 gordon how can people follow you and your analysis because it's uh it's the best out there how do

00:46:22.940 people stay in touch with you um i tweet um developments at at gordon g chang g-o-r-d-o-n-g-c-h-a-n-g

00:46:32.340 i archive all my articles for free at my website www.g-o-r-d-o-n-c-h-a-n-g.com

00:46:41.660 gordon chang thank you very much honored to have you on here sir

00:46:46.400 thank you so much steve i'm honored to be on your show

00:46:50.520 thank you brother appreciate it uh we start today with the financial times we end with the

00:46:56.900 financial times a brilliant piece in american greatness by dr bradley thayer another amazing

00:47:01.700 analyst of all things china walk us through the financial times was it the damascene moment 0.97

00:47:06.460 their road to damascus at the at the financial times dr thayer hi steve great to be with you

00:47:12.980 again yeah the piece is entitled the financial times and the road to damascus uh and so the thrust

00:47:20.080 of the argument is the financial times had an editorial recently where they made the argument

00:47:25.780 that china's a threat now uh and that western corporations need to prepare uh for the fact 1.00

00:47:33.140 that china is a threat uh in in light of measures that they might have to take to leave china or 0.98

00:47:38.400 provide other sources of uh supply or markets uh what i do in the piece is argue uh that um it does seem

00:47:47.040 uh perhaps that uh the financial community of which the financial times of course is uh of a uh a centerpiece

00:47:55.420 really uh of it uh is maybe waking up uh to the china threat however it's a bit quixotic isn't it steve

00:48:02.820 it's a bit um rather uh to our chagrin those who created the monster are now uh recognizing that

00:48:10.360 in fact they've made a monster right if they hadn't invested in china uh if they hadn't taken the actions

00:48:17.300 that they did over decades uh they would not have kept the chinese communist party in power

00:48:22.480 uh they would not have given china the wealth to devote to its uh war against the united states and 0.67

00:48:29.300 against the rest of the world nonetheless they did uh so they generated uh this uh monster we all have

00:48:36.660 to deal with the consequences of that uh so um it's about time to call big finance to account

00:48:44.120 now uh you just of course peter was making the great argument about the cost of covid well what are

00:48:50.260 what's the cost of this big financial decision to invest in in china year after year after year

00:48:56.980 well it's given us the greatest threat we've ever faced uh in our history and the greatest threat

00:49:03.360 that the west has ever faced but here's here's here's what i want to have we'll have you back on

00:49:09.460 tomorrow because here's why i wanted to have gordon on first and peter before you

00:49:12.820 we're now talking a guy like gordon chang's now talking that the in the next two or three years

00:49:17.480 we're looking at a kinetic war between two great powers and they're gearing up for it

00:49:21.160 the solution to this is not to have a kinetic war right it's the old uh unrestricted warfare we have

00:49:27.860 economic war the solution is in the financial times's audience they created the frankenstein

00:49:34.500 monster the cutting off of capital and technology is what destroys the frankenstein monster you don't

00:49:40.560 have to prepare for a kinetic war dr thayer how do people get to you we have to develop this more

00:49:45.500 because it's all falling together now and when the financial times of london sits and goes wow

00:49:50.860 this really is a threat you're absolutely correct it's a threat you did create but it's also a threat

00:49:57.440 that capital markets and the and the global corporations can defang before it's too late

00:50:02.800 dr thayer how do people get to you what's your easiest uh if they're of a mind to which we're

00:50:07.740 going to make sure we're going to set we're going to set their minds right dr thayer that's the

00:50:11.580 purpose of the war room what's your what's your uh what's your social media sir uh well center for

00:50:17.620 security policy dot org uh all my writings are there and then of course uh uh at getter under

00:50:24.640 bradley thayer at getter and then at truth social under bradley thayer truth truth social thank you

00:50:30.520 steve thanks very much but by the way dr thayer is always up on epoch times you get all stuff up on

00:50:36.280 getter it's just absolutely amazing dr bradley thayer thank you so much glad you're over at the

00:50:40.780 center for security policy frank gaffney the team committee on the present danger okay tomorrow

00:50:44.960 morning at 10 a.m we're going to start it again it's going we're going to be all over the finance

00:50:50.500 the economics the geopolitics of it all see you tomorrow morning in the war room 10 a.m

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