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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

00:00:12.760 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:19.760 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just

00:00:25.660 like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:30.420 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:34.700 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground

00:00:41.000 here's your host stephen k bannon

00:00:43.500 okay welcome you're in uh battleground it's tuesday 30 august year of our lord 2022

00:00:54.240 we've got an incredible show this afternoon it's going to be absolutely intense i want to start

00:00:59.140 in new hampshire we've got two fighters right at the top of the show one is general boldock

00:01:02.860 from new hampshire the other is tina forte from new york i want to go to general boldock

00:01:06.480 general uh you know we've been intensely following you i think for a couple of years now as you've

00:01:11.320 been running uh going door to door in new hampshire but there's a bunch of polls that have come out

00:01:15.960 recently another poll i think university new hampshire poll uh we got matt gates putting out

00:01:21.320 an endorsement uh tweet talk to us about the the recent polls and and what does it show about your

00:01:26.420 momentum sir well it shows that um we have been working very hard with granite staters for the

00:01:32.840 last two years across this state visiting every town and city and doing what new hampshire does best

00:01:38.640 and that is talking with everybody we can talk to from all demographics from all political parties

00:01:45.340 uh age groups you name it and just really listening to them and learning from them and then taking that

00:01:52.720 and translating it into a message uh to to uh overcome the power and money in the establishment

00:02:01.240 that has put us in this uh terrible situation that people find themselves there in in the granite state

00:02:08.000 and across america economically uh the debt uh crisis as well as the safety and security of americans

00:02:15.320 both at home and abroad so it shows that when the people come together and you work together it is

00:02:23.060 much more powerful than a top-down money power oriented uh strategy and that's what's baffling people

00:02:31.760 that's why people don't understand uh why we're doing so well uh without having to have all the power

00:02:39.360 and money and the endorsements from the very wealthy political elite

00:02:43.860 let me ask you i want to go to to who your general uh because in this contest you know they said oh he's

00:02:51.840 not qualified we have other guys or mayors or town managers are qualified and i think we put that to

00:02:56.700 bed so obviously there's there's always the grasses grassroots against the establishment 0.97

00:03:00.860 in new hampshire and you're fighting that but i want to because this uh primary so late i actually

00:03:06.640 want to talk about the general election tell me about your opponent and why do you think what's

00:03:11.520 the argument you make to granite staters that you're the best person to take her on and you're

00:03:17.100 the you're the you're the best person to actually lock down the sea because the entire control of the

00:03:22.420 united states senate may come down to this race sir yes so um going around talking to people at

00:03:28.160 granite state they're they're very uh tired of career politicians and career politicians uh that

00:03:34.840 aren't doing the work for them and everywhere i've gone the last two years i've tied her to all 0.72

00:03:40.680 the negative things that happened during covet the lockdowns the closing of businesses the closing of

00:03:45.840 our church the taking away of our rights and the fact that she hid she hid from her duties and

00:03:50.360 responsibilities as a leader as someone who should have been out there taking the risks because that's

00:03:55.060 what leaders do leaders put people first they take the risks they make sure that they safeguard the

00:04:01.280 people that they're that they have been elected to uh you know to serve and that's just not what

00:04:06.540 happened and people see that and they know that and they they're wondering where she's been for the

00:04:11.580 last five and a half years this month she's been absolutely nowhere and she's been off uh and so uh people

00:04:19.240 are wondering what are you doing for us and i just keep telling them that she's not doing anything

00:04:23.660 while she says i'm an extremist and and i hate women and you know in in one venue and then when i'm with 0.97

00:04:31.780 her at uh veteran events i'm i'm a hero so my service to my nation my belief in our principles and our

00:04:38.760 values uh in our constitution are good in one venue but in her mind negative in another venue and this

00:04:45.960 also uh really bothers people and the fact that she is biden has and biden has and everything that she's 0.50

00:04:52.940 done she sits on the homeland security committee and we have no homeland security across the board 0.99

00:04:58.820 she sits on the cyber committee we've had the five largest cyber attacks we've seen in our nation's

00:05:03.940 history she sits on the supply chain and we have huge problems with our supply chain she sits on the 1.00

00:05:09.800 veterans committee and touts all the work she's done she's done yet i'm a veteran who gets his care

00:05:15.560 at the va i know the serious top-down problems which she's failed to address and most importantly

00:05:21.800 the suicide rate among our service members is the highest it's ever been that's translated into

00:05:27.860 highest suicide rates that we've seen among our veterans homeless rates unemployment rate

00:05:33.240 incarceration and so on so you know she may call me an extremist because i love my country and i'm a

00:05:40.500 patriot and i believe in america first but i just call her a bad senator that is not serving the 1.00

00:05:46.660 granite state and people see that it's it's not that hard um to convince people that she is not

00:05:55.240 doing her job and perhaps it's time uh to bring somebody else in and in particular someone who has

00:06:02.260 national security experience served our country is qualified to be a united states senator and we'll go

00:06:09.300 down there and work for the people of the granite state is there anything of any importance or even

00:06:15.880 anything uh whether it was economic policy or or the the closing the border because i know she went

00:06:22.800 down to the border made a big deal about that and daily mail not gateway pundit not bright bar but

00:06:27.660 daily mail had a big map of the country the other day said 4.9 million unauthorized uh aliens either

00:06:34.780 illegal aliens or unauthorized people in the country just in the 18 months of biden's watch she went

00:06:39.560 down there and she talks about game but has there been any time that you've seen her stand up to biden

00:06:46.220 and vote against him or really challenge him on the economy on geopolitics on on the border security the

00:06:54.420 invasion of our southern border is there anything is she is besides the talk in the commercials is she 0.97

00:07:00.380 welded to the hip of joe biden she's welded to the hip of joe biden you know she's probably his

00:07:06.180 exoskeleton um and you know when i see him i see her and you know this it's not it's not a good thing

00:07:13.980 because it's not good for granite staters um and you know i go i go talk to moms and these moms are 1.00

00:07:20.620 tough these moms are dedicated to their families yet they're angry and they're upset and they're concerned 0.98

00:07:26.800 for the future of their children how they're going to heat their homes and how they're going to put

00:07:30.240 three meals on the table how they're going to inspect their vehicle and register their vehicle

00:07:34.640 and and then fear if they don't do that because they're trading it to put groceries on the table

00:07:39.820 that they'll get a ticket from the police and everything that has been done by her um that is of

00:07:47.660 you know any consequence like our economic prosperity um you know our debt which is basically the

00:07:54.860 mortgaging of our children and grandchildren's future and the national security under the umbrella

00:08:00.700 of homeland security uh and and security abroad you know she talks about women's rights all the time 0.98

00:08:07.460 yet she did nothing did nothing one joe biden's policy in afghanistan exposed women to beatings and 0.99

00:08:16.240 to killings and the soccer fields turning back into killing fields uh and and kids can't go to school

00:08:22.940 and and you know women are back in burkas you know where has she been where's the outcry where is 1.00

00:08:28.660 where is her sense of you know uh you know uh you know where where is she upset with joe biden's 0.58

00:08:36.160 policies when that's exactly what happened on the other flip side of this service members like myself men

00:08:43.280 and women that i commanded built schools hospitals clinics we built three mini malls we put women to work 1.00

00:08:51.920 they own their own businesses they went to school they were teaching their children and i get you

00:08:56.900 know afghanistan wasn't perfect but there were some things that were done really well and those are some

00:09:01.820 of them in in a flash gone and where has she been nowhere hiding uh unable to come forward unable to stand

00:09:11.300 on her own two feet and demonstrate the character and integrity that's required of a united states senator 0.52

00:09:17.960 general bolick i know this university new hampshire poll has got you out i think you're up 10

00:09:24.040 15 points or something like that how can people get to the poll how do they get to you on social media

00:09:28.480 and how do they find out more about you and your campaign yeah we're actually up 21 points ahead of um

00:09:34.820 ahead of uh you know the nearest uh republican opponent which is great and we're within margin of error

00:09:41.820 behind maggie hasson before we even get in to the general election listen maggie hasson's bought and 1.00

00:09:48.120 paid for she just boasted about five million dollars instead of instead of boasting about hey this is 1.00

00:09:54.260 what i'm going to do to make sure we stop spending money for granite staters uh she's boasting about her 1.00

00:09:59.340 money so i have a big machine to go up against it's finance from the outside not from inside new

00:10:04.440 hampshire but from the outside and you know you look at her another six years of you know more of the

00:10:10.460 same and worse because you know we got to get ready for the pain according to the fed chairman

00:10:15.080 well go to donbaldick.com please do what you can to give so that we can have the money that we need

00:10:22.340 in order to be able to put up the grassroots fight that we need to put up in order to replace

00:10:28.140 her in the united states senate please do that and please go to donbaldick supporters of donbaldick

00:10:33.700 on facebook and and sign up follow us there so you can keep up to date on everything that we're

00:10:39.300 doing in our campaign so that's facebook friends of donbaldick i also want to say that 21 point lead

00:10:45.400 is after a big tv spend against you so it shows you uh the power of going village to village town to town

00:10:52.980 uh uh in um in new hampshire that's the way they they want retail politics they want to see people

00:10:59.240 in the flesh so general bolick great job honored to have you on here sir honored to be on here thank

00:11:04.540 you so much steve and thank you to your listeners and your viewers god bless you

00:11:09.140 thank you general bolick uh we got a couple firebrands in a row i want to go to tina forte

00:11:15.580 she is running again she won the nomination overwhelmingly in new york and she's going to

00:11:20.360 run against aoc tina thank you very much for joining us on war room battleground talk to us

00:11:24.940 about uh your race talk to us about your opponent uh what's your angle of attack here to actually win

00:11:30.660 this seat it's heavily democratic but how are you going to win it how are you steve thank you for

00:11:35.440 having me well first i'm in the district all the time i raise my children there i have a business here

00:11:41.300 the latinos right now they are the biggest group that right now are turning towards me because they ran 0.99

00:11:51.180 from socialism and communism and that's what aoc loves i mean she has a soft spot for maduro and castro

00:11:57.180 so right now the latino vote is very big and they are coming on board they like me they speak to me

00:12:03.640 they like to have long conversations with me about what they're what they're worried about and they're

00:12:09.120 worried about the high crime they're worried about the socialism they're worried about the communism

00:12:12.600 they're worried about the high taxes they're worried about their family their children in school

00:12:16.580 they have a lot of worries and that i think is what's going to win in november is the latino vote

00:12:22.180 which is going to code my way are they when you go around talk to folks in the district particularly

00:12:29.620 people that are not registered republicans the independents and democrats do they feel that

00:12:34.300 that she's more of a national and international media figure or really representing the district

00:12:39.520 no she's not representing the district they feel that she became famous and she forgot them and

00:12:47.180 that's exactly what she did she used district 14 to push her radical left agenda she wants to talk 1.00

00:12:53.240 about how she doesn't like the rich yet she likes to rub elbows with them at the met gala and people

00:12:58.360 see that she's nowhere in the district she's nowhere to be seen she's just out there living an elite

00:13:03.860 lavish lifestyle living with her freedoms and her private security while she left the district

00:13:10.900 she forgot us she forgot everyone

00:13:13.520 so you're going i take it your campaign is you're going door to door and you're actually meeting

00:13:19.920 just like general boldick did and he's up 21 points right now and he's got a couple other polls

00:13:23.980 that show him up that much or more in this primary are you you won the primary overwhelmingly are the

00:13:29.620 people in the district they appreciate the fact that you're going door to door are you going to these

00:13:33.200 small group meetings town halls and actually hearing listening to what their concerns are

00:13:38.900 i'm doing both so i go to meetings i get invited to meetings all the time so i go to the meetings

00:13:44.640 and i go door to door and i go into the businesses and i talk to the people and i get a lot of support

00:13:50.180 while i was well i petitioned twice so i was petitioning people came to me with issues one person

00:13:56.540 specifically in college point had an issue about noise um they couldn't get anyone to help with the

00:14:02.040 noise problem and when i started making phone calls and i helped them they started confiscating the

00:14:06.940 speakers where the loud noise was coming from so i'm a fighter i've been fighting for years for

00:14:11.600 president trump i still fight for president trump i want him back i fought for the masks i was banned

00:14:18.840 from school property for nine months fighting at my granddaughter school i'm a fighter and i take it

00:14:24.220 right to them i am not afraid i will not back down i stand my ground that's why i made it on the ballot

00:14:29.760 because the establishment fought me everything they came at me with everything and i went and i had a

00:14:35.700 primary they did not want a primary with me and i made sure that there was a primary and i made sure

00:14:40.700 i won that primary because i want to face off aoc because i know i'm strong and i can face off with

00:14:46.980 her and i want to debate her and i want to see if she has the courage to debate me because i'm a regular

00:14:52.340 person i'm not a politician i know the issues i understand them well that's that that's what i ask you

00:14:59.860 you you they keep telling the national media says it's impossible for a mega candidate it's you know

00:15:04.980 joe biden's going to address the nation i think on thursday night uh about how uh the mega movement

00:15:10.580 the deplorables are a uh semi-fascist that would be impossible to win in in any of these big urban

00:15:17.340 areas what do you have to say to the mainstream media and the national media that says this is just 0.58

00:15:22.360 a fool's errand there's no shot that somebody supports president trump but more importantly

00:15:26.080 is a mega candidate can't can't really is not competitive against aoc what would you say to 0.86

00:15:30.880 that ma'am news that's what i would say to them it's fake news because i'm a mega candidate i won the

00:15:38.200 primary i won the primary because i took on the establishment i am the only one in new york that one

00:15:45.120 primary that was not endorsed and you know what that is very very hard to do especially in new york

00:15:52.760 and i did and i am a mega candidate that did that so i'm proud of myself

00:15:56.960 and i don't mean to come off like real quick or anything but i think that's that's a big

00:16:03.600 accomplishment

00:16:04.240 it's a huge it's a huge cover tell people give us a couple take a minute or two and tell us about

00:16:12.780 yourself the the audience particularly people that don't follow new york city politics are not on the

00:16:17.320 east coast we have a international audience and a big national audience introduce yourself give a

00:16:22.200 little bit of background my name is tina 40 i was born and raised in throgs neck in the bronx i'm a

00:16:28.020 mother i'm a grandmother i'm a small business owner i am not a politician and i've had enough and i'm a

00:16:34.100 strong supporter of president trump i'm a strong supporter of our constitution i love our second

00:16:39.500 amendment i love our freedoms and i will fight for you i will fight for us because this seat does not

00:16:46.240 belong to aoc the establishment of special interests i grew up with a marine dad and an

00:16:52.380 entrepreneur mom and i will continue on fighting for everyone because that's what i believe in i

00:16:57.820 believe in this country i believe in our freedoms i have the american flag tattooed on my arm have my

00:17:03.820 dad's dog tags tattooed on me i'm a regular person and i'm here to fight for all of you and for this

00:17:10.740 district tina is aoc going to uh is she ever going to get on a debate stage and and uh take you on 0.66

00:17:19.160 one-on-one i wish she would you know what i call it aoc and the c stands for chicken come on aoc debate me

00:17:27.440 please uh tina give people your social media uh your uh your website at the campaign by the way you have

00:17:38.340 some of the best i don't know who your spot maker is but you have some of the best most effective and

00:17:43.920 high impact commercials i've ever seen uh so tell people how they get to your campaign how people

00:17:49.360 find out more about you and what's your social media thank you steve it's tina 40 for congress.com

00:17:55.720 t-i-n-a-f-o-r-t-e-f-o-r congress.com

00:18:01.140 and come and check out my tina you're a fighter 1.00

00:18:05.200 you're a fighter and man you've got a fighter in your hands it's a tough one but i gotta tell you

00:18:11.500 if anybody had to take on aoc that could beat her stand up mano a mano it'd be you so we're very

00:18:17.200 honored to have you on here and uh look forward to having you back thank you so much thank you god

00:18:24.140 bless you thank you thank you ma'am god bless you keep fighting tina forte let's go to page i want to

00:18:30.320 go to page wiley uh actually page is one of the principals of american firebrand one of the packs

00:18:35.200 page you gave a um first of all let me just ask you i know what do you think about the the people

00:18:40.720 like the don boldicks of the world the general boldicks and the tina fortes this new rising uh you

00:18:46.380 know of every race ethnicity uh coming forward and being the candidates uh for maga tell me tell me

00:18:52.260 what your thoughts are as a professional as someone that's a professional in the uh in the political

00:18:56.880 realm well the most important thing here steve is to have outsider candidates who are able to

00:19:02.760 as you advocated for go directly to the people and represent their interests because we have a

00:19:07.860 serious problem in washington where the levers of government and the levers of policymaking are

00:19:13.900 corrupted and compromised by special interests and by entities who cannot be counted on to represent

00:19:20.400 the national interests or to put the prosperity of the american people first so it's becoming

00:19:24.580 increasingly important to have candidates in the mold of president trump who are able to come in

00:19:29.940 as outsiders who are not compromised are not beholden and they're able to do the right thing

00:19:34.280 what as you go around the country and talk to people what what are what are the one or two

00:19:39.680 priorities they're looking for in a candidate because you you interact and interface with uh with

00:19:46.260 maga all the time not just the donors you're actually out there with the people so when you're out

00:19:50.100 there talking to people what are they looking for in candidates first of all they are sick of talking

00:19:55.040 points they want authenticity and they want resolve they want uh politicians who when they come to

00:20:01.220 washington dc are able to target specific policy mechanisms to say here's how we are going to number

00:20:08.540 one strengthen our industrial base number two close the border and actually have some meaningful

00:20:13.760 law enforcement and deportation of people who are criminals in our country illegally

00:20:18.360 exploiting the generosity of the american people and exploiting our law enforcement system

00:20:23.420 they want specifics they want as i say they do not want a politician to be elected as a steward of the

00:20:31.420 country and then to be on tv all the time just asking as a pundit as if they're a person with no

00:20:36.580 power as if they are a person who has no responsibility for what's going on

00:20:40.320 you go you you also interact interface with a lot of the younger people the younger generations

00:20:47.560 daily mail's got an analysis up today i've put it up on my getter account uh of a report that's been

00:20:53.060 done that talked about the millennial generation and talked about how they're i don't know they're

00:20:57.080 like 60 percent behind a net worth where their parents were it's just a devastating report and i put

00:21:02.180 it up there with that tagline i always do i said that we're created we've created uh a generation

00:21:06.900 of russian serfs they don't own anything and they're not going to own anything and this is going

00:21:10.440 to have massive implications for our nation going forward as you look at the economy not just the

00:21:15.360 inflation but also the difficulty of of people really getting to the system to own a house to own

00:21:20.460 stocks to really be a participant in their 20s and 30s what's the feedback you get when you go

00:21:26.300 around the country and talk to younger people well that is a major concern and it's a major priority

00:21:33.300 and so i would like to i think direct young people's attention to the fundamentals of the

00:21:38.860 economy that got us here and one of those is this shift where if you look at the economy as you know

00:21:45.980 in a pie chart the sector that um represents the service economy meaning in many times jobs that

00:21:53.080 don't pay very well jobs without a huge amount of security without excellent benefits that make it

00:21:58.380 really hard for people to rely on a stable good income for you know from even their teens or their

00:22:04.380 20s into their um elder years those jobs in many cases um they are replaced by um part-time work by

00:22:13.220 uh contract work by low-wage work by low-wage service work and working is obviously noble there's dignity

00:22:21.300 in work but the problem here is that we have presided over a shift in our economy where the jobs

00:22:27.120 available to people are no longer as stable and prosperous as they were previously and a huge

00:22:32.860 amount of that has to do obviously with the offshoring of our manufacturing sector our industrial

00:22:36.680 base where people could especially without a college degree and even without a high school diploma

00:22:40.880 people who had less advantage in life could build a very prosperous life and a stable one and as we shift

00:22:48.380 into this primarily service-based economy you are getting this domination of jobs that are really not

00:22:54.020 setting people up well for the things that you just discussed buying a home having a family

00:22:58.100 and if this is compounded by things like when you've got the chips act which sounds nice on its face

00:23:05.740 they are never accompanied by requirements that these big companies getting these wonderful special

00:23:11.640 interest handouts to do business in our country they are not accompanied by measures to hire and train

00:23:17.360 Americans for prosperous jobs you had an interview the other day that my staff pulled and we watched

00:23:25.140 it was amazing you actually called globalization almost like a religion can you explain what you

00:23:29.820 meant by that yes exactly so this was an interview that i did on my podcast called this is your country

00:23:35.920 with page willie and this interview i really encourage your listeners to go to it to listen to it because

00:23:41.280 it is very very informative it's a walkthrough of how globalization became what in my mind the most

00:23:47.600 consequential ideology of probably the past century and the reason is because through globalization it is a

00:23:54.480 sort of economic doctrine that subordinates the material welfare of the united states and its people

00:24:00.300 to ideological abstractions and geopolitical considerations and for example this means that instead of having

00:24:08.140 common sense policies that actually enabled the united states to become prosperous from our founding

00:24:13.600 until world war ii including protectionist policies like tariffs and uh a deliberate government building up of

00:24:21.000 our industrial base we actually did the reverse we bartered away our advantage this was a high point of

00:24:26.480 bill clinton with his nafta policy and his pursuit of putting china in the wto and the problem with the

00:24:33.320 religion of globalization was that it became this irrational obsession whereby even as you had all of

00:24:40.000 this empirical evidence showing jobs wages prosperity falling off a cliff in association with these

00:24:46.560 these policies they would not adopt they would not adapt their conventional wisdom to it

00:24:52.000 page how do people get to this podcast and how they get to your social media because uh you're on fire and

00:25:01.500 and uh just like joanna miller you two young women know more about manufacturing base and more about what it takes 1.00

00:25:07.820 to drive the economy than just about anybody i see on business tv it's really amazing and i think a a huge compliment

00:25:14.180 to both of you that you're at the tip of the spear and really the most important thing i think for your generation

00:25:18.880 how to bring high value added manufacturing jobs back to this country how do they get to your podcast and how they get to

00:25:24.960 yeah thank you steve um find my podcast this is your country with page willie on apple or spotify or youtube

00:25:32.420 and follow me on twitter at midwesterner with an eur at the end and follow our product our ads and our

00:25:38.820 political engagement at americanfirebrand.com

00:25:41.320 you are certainly a firebrand and thank you very much for coming on battleground look forward to having

00:25:47.080 your back great podcast thanks for having me steve okay i want to bring up tom mullins we're going to

00:25:54.460 go to a break tom uh it's very timely you come in after particularly after boldic forte and uh and page

00:26:01.560 because you came and did an analysis you've got a great piece up i want everybody to link to the

00:26:05.640 piece i'll tell you we're gonna take a short break but tom you've really gotten down to the fact

00:26:09.580 to send hey let's look at this uh this this debt forgiveness which really is a transfer to working

00:26:14.600 class people and let's see who's it going to incentivize we're gonna take a short break i got

00:26:19.120 tom mullins he's gonna cut tom mullin in fact he told me he didn't have the s tom's gonna be here

00:26:23.980 we're gonna walk through an analysis on the debt i've got brian kennedy naomi wolf we got a lot to

00:26:28.940 get through we're gonna take a short commercial break we're gonna be back right in a minute maybe

00:26:34.300 two minutes and we're in battleground with tom mullin brian kennedy naomi wolf all next

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00:29:43.900 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:29:55.440 okay welcome back tuesday 30 august already year of our lord 2022 i want to get tom mullin up tom

00:30:05.400 you've done it's not just the inherent unfairness of making working class people bear the burden of

00:30:12.080 this kind of what i call the woke elite but you and if if memphis can get this up i think you got it

00:30:16.760 to him you actually did an analysis you said hey the problem is we're incentivizing the the wrong people

00:30:23.000 to get the wrong degrees this is really gonna this is gonna just add to the problem with these kids

00:30:28.440 which they don't really take the tough courses they don't take the tough uh the tough um majors

00:30:35.480 to actually be able to pay anything back or really have a a job that provides a livelihood tom you want

00:30:41.160 to walk us through your article in your analysis yeah and uh you know a lot of people are concentrating

00:30:48.720 on the 10 000 or uh forgiveness or the 20 000 if you received pell grants but really it's the change

00:30:56.460 to the structure of the repayment policies so three big things that this plan does is number one it

00:31:05.740 takes uh the monthly payment cap the most that you will be required to pay uh down from 10 percent of

00:31:14.140 your discretionary income to five percent and then it redefines discretionary income it used to be a

00:31:20.940 150 percent anything over 150 of the poverty level now it's 225 so you're paying you're taking that

00:31:30.300 five percent off a smaller portion of your income and then what i think is really the most devastating

00:31:37.020 is it reduces the amount of time you're going to be required to pay from 20 years to 10 years so

00:31:45.020 in the white house house's own example they say someone making 77 000 a year is only going to have

00:31:52.060 to pay 61 a month instead of 295 a month under the the obama policy and they're only going to have to

00:32:01.100 pay it for 10 years instead of for 20 so they're going to end up paying 6700 total over the whole 10 years

00:32:11.660 in that example if they borrowed you know the max 57 500 57 500 which is easy to do

00:32:20.540 then they're paying only 11 of the principal and none of the interest where before they would have

00:32:26.860 paid about 70 000 and change they would have paid all of the principal and some of the interest so

00:32:33.420 you know you're you're basically making this free to get any degree you want and when you go to the

00:32:39.100 graduate level you can borrow up to 138 000 and still make the same payments back if you're making

00:32:47.900 77 000 a year who who makes 77 000 a year lots of people in education maybe a professor starting out

00:32:56.620 as an assistant an education administrator people with sociology degrees phds and gender studies this is a

00:33:04.540 gift to president biden's friends and it's going to encourage his his base in the education in

00:33:11.020 academia to grow exponentially i think you're you're saying because it incentivizes you don't have to have

00:33:18.940 a degree that really is like computer science or information technology or engineering or one of these

00:33:25.980 practical arts where you come out and you can make you can make real money it'll incentivize you say hey look

00:33:31.340 i can get i can get a gender studies or i can do you know some of these with these woke courses 0.98

00:33:37.260 and i really don't have to worry about paying it back because it's not that much money uh the

00:33:41.500 the deer they're cutting me is essentially free money is that your point yeah and i don't obviously

00:33:46.860 you're not going to have a doctor who says well i could you know pay back less if i become a a

00:33:52.300 master's in education but you will have people who otherwise might not take some useless degree

00:33:59.020 stay in school go to graduate school uh when they otherwise wouldn't because the return on

00:34:05.660 investment wouldn't have been there and they would have had that 295 a month hanging over them

00:34:12.140 61 a month mike my 16 year old daughter could pay that right now so you're going to incentivize a lot more 1.00

00:34:19.020 people who otherwise wouldn't get these useless degrees to get them all of those people almost 100

00:34:25.820 percent vote democrat and that's really the political time bomb that no one's seeing here

00:34:33.580 no it's a it's a it's for the woke elite and by the way they just stay in school forever think about

00:34:37.580 what 138 000 for graduate school why would you and the payment terms are so easy and you're canceling

00:34:44.060 all the interest of most of the principal tom how do they get to the uh how do they get to the

00:34:48.300 article and how they get to your podcast uh just go to tom mullen talks freedom.com the article will be at the

00:34:55.260 top and click on podcast you can find the podcast as well as on all podcast apps

00:35:03.820 tom thank you very much for joining us on uh in battleground appreciate it great to be here

00:35:09.340 let me bring in uh thanks brother let me bring in brian kennedy right now brian before i get to the

00:35:13.900 what i actually come on about bill barr you've been around education you were at claremont i mean you're

00:35:19.020 a guy that that understands the value of education what do you think about tom's analysis and this entire

00:35:24.380 thing of this student debt fiasco which i happen to think is not going to get approved because i

00:35:29.340 think it's illegal and unconstitutional but just on tom's math and what's your overall thoughts about

00:35:34.780 this this fiasco about the debt of forgiveness yeah no i thought that analysis was spot on and uh

00:35:42.220 very important and really does call into question even if it was really affordable

00:35:49.260 do people want to be going to college and learning things that are essentially worthless

00:35:54.140 can we not again decide in this country what people really need to know to have a productive life

00:36:00.540 and much of what people are learning in college today even if it were free is not worth it there's

00:36:06.060 only a handful of colleges around the country that actually will give you a good education something

00:36:11.500 really worth learning and i think americans to the to the extent that they have to pay

00:36:16.540 not merely with money but with their time ought to be looking for something of real value because

00:36:21.660 the country is about to enter the very perilous stage in our history and this is exactly the

00:36:27.820 time you want to know things that really matter they've a bunch of analysis on daily mail and other

00:36:34.780 places this afternoon about how inherently this is unfair to working class people do you do you buy

00:36:40.140 that that this this is a really a hat tip to the woke elite oh absolutely and i thought tom was

00:36:48.380 was absolutely right about that people should should pay for their own education period that way you'll

00:36:55.900 make better decisions when you can distribute this much of the burden of your education on everyday working

00:37:02.460 people it's uh it's simply not fair and americans if anything have a real passion for fairness

00:37:09.260 and when they hear this kind of thing it strikes them as not merely unfair and unconstitutional but

00:37:16.140 basically un-american this is not how americans should behave and you know i i'm you know considering

00:37:22.620 that joe biden is calling all of us semi-fascists this really does look once more like a a projection

00:37:30.940 of real fascism on on the american people

00:37:35.420 by the way it's bad enough he did it in a gym in a suburban maryland uh but he's um he's going to 0.51

00:37:43.740 address the nation tomorrow night and basically say that the maggot you know six two-thirds of the nation

00:37:48.140 is semi-fascist or fascist you had bill barr had this amazing interview with barry weiss uh and i thought

00:37:54.220 it was shocking that his biggest complaint was what he called the far right getting people stirred up for

00:37:59.580 poppy you compared uh president reagan's nice populism with kind of trump or this maga populist

00:38:06.220 nationalist that he says is uh is is too sharp elbowed uh is is too divisive is too uh they won't

00:38:13.820 surrender they won't give up uh what's your assessment of the bill barr interview and and really bill

00:38:18.620 barr's uh pitch that we want a nice gentle reagan populism which i don't happen to be think is true but

00:38:25.340 that's the argument he makes yeah the reason the article matters at all you know bill barr is the

00:38:32.700 past in so many ways but bill barr's essential point in there is is twofold one trump's politics is not

00:38:41.500 is not effective or productive that he may have served a purpose in being disruptive but overall

00:38:48.220 donald trump lost because he really did have those sharp elbows he really did want to change washington

00:38:54.060 and that simply wasn't going to work he talks about giving president trump advice that if he had done

00:38:59.420 a few more things he'd win reelection and he'd be considered a great president but he didn't do those

00:39:05.260 things president trump continued to be president trump wanting to really dismantle the administrative

00:39:11.180 state and what comes through in this interview is that bill barr does not want to dismantle the

00:39:18.060 administrative state he was there as an establishment type republican not to help president trump and

00:39:26.300 the maga movement was to control him and that alone should be a great lesson for president trump and the

00:39:33.900 entire movement that we have to have people in the next administration who actually believe in dismantling the

00:39:40.060 dismantling the administrative state the second point though was he when he calls he often uses the

00:39:47.260 phrase that he calls bs on this or bs on that and the biggest thing he calls bs on is that the election

00:39:53.580 was stolen and the reason that matters is we're going here 60 70 days from now and if the election was

00:40:03.260 completely fair in 2020 we ought not to worry about what's going to happen in november of this year now

00:40:11.340 most of this audience who has been educated by you and by others over the last several years

00:40:17.900 knows that the kind of i won't even call them shenanigans the kind of lawlessness with which 2020 was

00:40:25.500 conducted cannot happen in 2022 and we need to be vigilant over the next 70 days to make sure that

00:40:34.860 in november of this year there is not the kind of lawlessness we saw in 2020 we need to have poll

00:40:41.740 watchers election observers people working at the polls making sure that there are free and fair

00:40:47.740 elections if we do that in places like arizona in nevada in michigan in pennsylvania there is an

00:40:57.260 opportunity to take this country back in 2024 if we don't win this fall in those places in those

00:41:05.580 governor races the secretary of state races and the attorney general races we will be up against it in

00:41:11.740 2024 and so everyone needs to be vigilant now and when bill barr starts talking about how the elections

00:41:18.620 are completely fair that's just nonsense and people really need to double down on what it will take to

00:41:23.900 have fair elections this fall i want everybody to go to precinctstrategy.com there you can sign up and

00:41:31.500 become a precinct man for the republican party but you can also they can farm you out and put you in

00:41:35.420 touch with being a poll worker election judge canvassing all of it you've got to get engaged everybody has

00:41:41.260 to be fully deployed real quickly brian the community of the present danger the chairman uh

00:41:46.540 give us the tuesday thursday what time do people go to these magnificent seminars that you guys put on

00:41:51.900 twice a week or these webinars where do they go uh they can go to present danger china.org and they

00:41:59.020 can sign up for the webinars which are twice a week and there's a great library of the ones we've had

00:42:04.380 in the past i was re-watching a couple of them the other day they're very relevant very informative

00:42:10.460 and there'll be a real education on the harmful effects communist china is is perpetrating against

00:42:17.100 the united states it's unbelievable uh brian real quickly your your social media you're at american

00:42:24.620 strategy group how do people follow you on social media on social media it's at brian t kennedy

00:42:31.100 on getter and thank you steve for all you do and and uh keep up the fight

00:42:38.060 well we always will thank you brian i want to bring in another fighter naomi wolf now so naomi and

00:42:43.260 and probably the most important midterm election since the civil war um we have um you know you got

00:42:50.300 all this news now with new boosters you're doing research i think you guys have 35 reports you've got the

00:42:56.700 two companies so you got moderna suing them give us give us walk us through where are we in all this

00:43:02.780 and how they talk about new boosters they're suing each other uh you've got you've guys have come for

00:43:08.380 these reports you've got a new one on on i i think uh men's fertility where do we stand with all this

00:43:15.340 it's it's almost difficult to keep up with the new findings that back up what you know is my belief

00:43:23.580 that um these these injections are intended or have the effect that no one's stopping who shouldn't

00:43:29.420 stopping of harming the american people and more and more evidence is emerging that the harms are

00:43:36.300 to reproduction um and that the harms are very specifically 360 degrees to women's ability to 0.87

00:43:43.900 reproduce effectively or successfully um and since i even last spoke with you there's been even more

00:43:51.100 really disturbing evidence that that i'd like to share with your audience if i may and i do think

00:43:55.740 it's so important because you know as we've seen just in the last two weeks legacy news outlets like

00:44:01.100 associated press and the spectator are willing to uh hammer an immediately corrected math error

00:44:08.460 immediately publicly corrected math error that one of our volunteers made but they're misdirecting or

00:44:14.460 redirecting their audiences in a very dangerous way uh that is really a disservice to their audiences away

00:44:21.900 from what is emerging in multiple places from multiple databases including elsewhere in the pfizer

00:44:27.260 documents as terrifying evidence of massive harms to female reproduction so cameron said i could walk you

00:44:35.420 through two new data points uh from our reports is that possible

00:44:39.500 yes go ahead go ahead ma'am thank you so much so uh one of them is uh denver should have a very scary

00:44:49.580 image um and i'd appreciate it if your producer would post it if not there it is oh my god so that is

00:44:55.500 ladies and gentlemen that is a pregnant woman's placenta um and i'm going to read uh dr james thorpe's

00:45:02.460 description it's his image from a presentation he gave um this is an ultrasound image of a third

00:45:08.620 trimester placenta in a pregnant woman who received the pfizer vaccine eight weeks prior this is a

00:45:15.900 typical pattern that is commonly seen by him about eight weeks post pfizer vaccine the white areas

00:45:23.980 surrounding the placental lobes also known as cotelodons represent calcifications from significant

00:45:31.900 inflammation typically this finding may be associated with significant growth slowing of the fetus that

00:45:40.220 is the pre-born baby reduced amniotic fluid volume abnormal feeder fetal surveillance testing and then he

00:45:47.580 goes on to describe what fetal surveillance testing should be and should do and then he says

00:45:52.940 the large dark area in the placental lobe on the right may be consistent with a blood clot so again

00:45:59.100 ladies and gentlemen i don't know how many of you you know have been pregnant had babies your

00:46:03.820 wives or partners have had babies but that is not what a sonogram looks like that's not what a placenta

00:46:10.300 that's healthy and normal looks like those are terrifying unnatural irregular calcifications that

00:46:19.740 dr thorpe explains are related to inflammation and over and over again the the science that our experts

00:46:26.140 are finding and that other independent good researchers like dr corey dr malone dr mcdonough are

00:46:33.020 are finding is that these uh materials in the vaccines cause inflammation um so when i was reading the

00:46:42.060 description again there's less volume of amniotic fluid which of course the baby needs in order to

00:46:50.220 develop normally and anecdotally what we're hearing from nurses and i don't i am not ashamed uh you

00:46:56.700 know as for 35 years covering women's health women's sexual health women's reproductive health with two

00:47:02.460 giant bestsellers about obstetrics and gynecology and female sexual response um you know i actually know

00:47:09.900 what i'm talking about when there's a problem with women and women's health especially things that are hard 1.00

00:47:15.580 to talk about like giving birth or menstruating or you know menopause you first get the signal from

00:47:22.380 women telling their stories among themselves and you also first get the signal from nurses talking among

00:47:28.940 themselves so anecdotes are important and what we're hearing is that nurses are saying they are inducing

00:47:35.020 labor early uh with vaccinated moms because the baby's um because not safe because the placentas are

00:47:41.900 compromised and remember over and over on this show i would say the lipid nanoparticles are traversing

00:47:48.460 every membrane in the human body the placenta is a membrane the placenta is the most sacred important

00:47:54.940 membrane god gave us in order to reproduce our species and how do you have a placenta that is not

00:48:01.340 compromised if these industrial fats these lipid nanoparticles coated with polyethylene glycol are designed to

00:48:07.980 cross the placental barrier and remember again and again and this is all over social media today um

00:48:14.220 spokespeople here in britain in europe were saying to pregnant women go ahead and get the injection get

00:48:21.500 the mrna vaccine it cannot cross the placenta it can't hurt your developing baby they were lying they were 0.97

00:48:28.860 either ignorant and and and inflicting their ignorance on defenseless mothers and their innocent this is 1.00

00:48:35.980 important we've only got a couple we've only got a couple minutes and i got to have you back on 0.91

00:48:40.620 tomorrow morning this is that important but i gotta ask you were they lying or you think they just

00:48:45.100 in your professional opinion misread the data well it's it's impossible to misread the data and um you

00:48:53.180 know next time i come on i'll walk you through dr chandler's latest report which shows that even pfizer

00:49:00.460 knew in their own records that women were sustaining 75 percent of the adverse events and of those 16

00:49:06.620 percent were what pfizer called reproductive disorders female reproductive disorders so pfizer 0.96

00:49:12.380 was lying the fda saw every one of these pages the fda was lying and so everyone up and down the chain

00:49:17.980 of command in our hhs and in our health system was lying to pregnant women acog must have been lying the 0.87

00:49:25.340 you know the the licensing boards the gynecologist boards so um i there's no way to mistreat the data

00:49:31.500 the data are clear that women are being hurt they're right here on my phone they're right there on daily

00:49:37.980 hang on we're we're we're going to have you back on the 10 o'clock show we're working your schedule

00:49:41.820 just last thing i've only got 30 seconds they just booted out 22 cadets or mid-shipment at the

00:49:47.260 coast guard academy i think today i think a few of those are women how is this in 30 seconds how is this 1.00

00:49:52.140 still going on if if if this is so if this is so cut and dry naomi wolf well you know my answer but

00:50:00.940 i'll just keep saying it because everything i've told you all you know is true um and if if if we ever

00:50:08.700 make a mistake we correct it immediately but look at the massive 37 reports they all are true and what

00:50:14.700 i've warned you about for months is true it doesn't make sense as medicine it makes sense as warfare

00:50:20.300 these female cadets are being targeted our military is being targeted it is you know these injections 1.00

00:50:27.260 do things to to the female 360 degree reproductive system that can't be done naomi we'll get 1.00

00:50:34.860 we'll get to the bar give how did how do people how do people get to daily cloud real quickly

00:50:39.500 go to dailycloud.io and you'll see all 37 reports there you'll see the latest by dr chandler

00:50:45.820 showing this damage um and please continue to we will have we we will have naomi on at 10 o'clock

00:50:51.980 tomorrow morning thank you ma'am thank you

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WarRoom Battleground EP 127： MAGA In The Brox Are Coming For AOC; The Religion Of Globalism Is On The Rise; Should COVID Vaccines Be Banned For Pregnant Women

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