Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 133： The Passing Of Queen Elizabeth ii; California District 18 Plans On Taking Back California From Newsom Simps

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

00:00:14.480 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

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00:00:27.380 like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

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00:00:36.420 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:43.460 your host stephen k bannon america that's the incendiary new book from former trump trade czar

00:00:50.080 peter navarro available on amazon today stephen k bannon calls taking back trump's america a brass

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00:01:09.320 america great once again order taking back trump's america today on amazon of course the big news

00:01:17.560 today is the passing of queen elizabeth i want to bring in ben harmwell right now uh he is going to

00:01:26.360 be the best person to talk about all of what this means ben uh welcome to uh to the war room

00:01:33.860 what uh what's your view of of all of this in terms of the greater significance sir

00:01:41.280 uh good evening dr navarro um yeah well as a brit um the queen see i'm born in 75 the queen was born in

00:01:51.900 1922 my grandfather who's still alive was born in 25 okay so um that's three generations of

00:02:00.220 harnwells and for while all of us have been on this planet the queen has exceeded us um so 0.64

00:02:08.000 there's very very few people alive in the country that isn't that hasn't that has memories preceding

00:02:15.660 this 70 year long reign so whether you're a monarchist or you're a republican um whatever

00:02:24.460 your views are on on the royal family that the presence of the queen herself for such a long period

00:02:30.440 of time has made a dramatic impact in everybody's lives um look my politics are broadly libertarian

00:02:39.980 so if you ask me um in principle you know do i think what do i think of the idea of a royal family

00:02:47.560 i'd probably say well look i i don't quite know what i feel about the royal family if you ask me what i

00:02:53.540 think um about the queen uh i don't have anything negative to say i think she was she carried that

00:03:00.420 role out with dignity um and humility and professionalism um in a way that i've not really

00:03:08.460 seen a head of state do in any other country um or even in the uk going back in time i think she

00:03:14.940 she did she handled that that role with an exceptional uh degree of class um and the country is going to

00:03:24.420 miss her we we don't you know i i'm not necessarily a pessimist but i do think um that we're in a gentle

00:03:32.000 decline socially not just basically in uk but right across the west we don't mean people like

00:03:38.600 that anymore so the the the way the the attributes and the character and the formation that she brought

00:03:45.800 to the role as head of state um it's gonna it's going to be difficult to see how those are going to

00:03:53.600 be uh replaced so you got all these emotions going on sometimes you think about these things with the

00:03:59.360 heart sometimes you think about them with the head but i i definitely think dr navarro is that the queen

00:04:05.160 represented the very best of great britain both in the way that she conducted herself personally and

00:04:13.040 privately and also the way that she conducted herself publicly and officially and also the way that she

00:04:18.480 conducted herself representing the country abroad what does the succession look like now and is

00:04:26.060 the successor likely to be more active in the political rough and tumble of british politics

00:04:35.860 um well king charles um the third uh has spent many years decades out in the wilderness um advocating

00:04:48.900 topics which are really front and center now of of the progressive establishment mainstream

00:04:55.500 so his environmentalism for example which was back you know i don't know back in the 80s

00:05:02.100 um perhaps even before that you know it was slightly out there this is fully mainstream now that will

00:05:08.760 probably be difficult for people on the center right to digest that's just the way it goes yeah i mean

00:05:18.800 in answer to your question um he has laid out as prince of wales as a throne probably for 50 years a certain

00:05:29.680 political platform internationalist globalist environmentalist and all the things you know

00:05:35.500 that you and i will hate um that said i can't help but feel that um that now that he is king

00:05:46.340 uh he will probably tone that down and try and represent all britons and the political aspirations of all britons

00:05:56.180 that is to say impartially uh and non-partisan because that's one of the reasons that that queen 1.00

00:06:03.260 elizabeth the second no matter what your view is on politics or on monarchism versus republicanism

00:06:10.580 that's why she was loved by the whole country um and you know as time goes on and uh and people's

00:06:17.640 nostalgia starts to set in this will be um very much uh and a second elizabeth elizabethan age it

00:06:26.720 will be a golden age just like the first elizabethan age um and that's due to her part the way she 1.00

00:06:32.280 conducted herself as head of state and i think prince i think king charles uh will have seen that

00:06:38.920 more intimately and closely than anyone else um and he will try as best as he's able to um to

00:06:47.720 imitate that so that he will similarly be loved uh by britons ben thank you so much uh for staying up

00:06:56.280 late uh to talk to the war room uh just give us your social media now and we'll let you uh head off

00:07:02.400 uh to sleep thank you dr navara well i'm exclusively on getter as you always say getter is better that's

00:07:09.540 where i am it's uh my profile um at harnwell that's my surname it's the verified account please be aware

00:07:16.480 because there are imitator accounts out there i'm also on telegram by the way asking for money in

00:07:22.500 telephone numbers they're not me my my account is um is uh simply at harnwell on getter and that's

00:07:29.420 where that's where i am pushing out my analysis 24 7. all right my friend uh good evening to you

00:07:35.660 and thank you so much for sharing on this god bless thank you calvary chapel for having me back

00:07:44.280 as was said my name is peter hernandez the brown brown and proud taco-eating republican

00:07:50.960 i'm a locally elected county supervisor a believer in christ and i'm running for congressional district 18

00:08:05.040 yeah that was pete hernandez uh he's running out in california in a newly formed

00:08:20.960 congressional district that is basically designed to have a latino or latina win that district

00:08:31.860 yet

00:08:33.680 his primary opponent on the democrat side is his only opponent in the general election

00:08:42.460 um is a democrat named zoe lofgren who i unfortunately know well

00:08:50.220 of she being um one of the leaders of the lynch trump pack uh throughout the trump administration she was

00:09:01.460 very active in um the two impeachment trials uh lofgren's rhetoric is about as viciously

00:09:13.580 anti-anti-donald trump she's clearly kind of in the orange man bad crowd uh along with uh jamie raskin

00:09:23.640 uh adam schiff benny thompson nancy pelosi and her main claim to fame is that she's been around

00:09:34.580 for all impeachments in the modern era including going back uh to bill clinton so zoe lofgren

00:09:42.540 is is a democrat legacy candidate who uh is not even running in the district that she represented 0.87

00:09:51.900 for years she's she's she went during the redistricting that that district went away and she

00:09:57.700 decided to go in and um and prey on the good latinos and latinas of that district and try to use uh her status 1.00

00:10:08.000 her seniority um as a democrat um in that district uh to basically take that seat uh specially crafted for latinos latinas 1.00

00:10:22.700 uh take that uh for her own continuance of imperial power um in the u.s congress and peter hernandez

00:10:35.260 has taken her on um he's got a he's got a big challenge on his hands um there's no question about it but

00:10:43.020 but but let's think about what's going on now in in cali my old cali right it's um a situation

00:10:52.660 where there's a absolute invasion across the southern border of this country in in california

00:11:03.920 arizona and texas uh or where the brunt of that comes across and of those three states i would argue

00:11:12.360 that california bears the worst of it because californians in government the politicians

00:11:21.280 there the woke politicians there do little or nothing to stem that flood um and therefore the

00:11:29.000 schools are overwhelmed black and brown americans are overwhelmed in the labor markets either wages

00:11:36.880 suppressed this that and the other thing and so it'll be interesting to see whether a mega republican

00:11:45.840 taking on a woke democrat who's anti-trump can win now um let me ask uh uh my producer here do we have

00:11:57.520 mr hennandez yet all right well let's uh without further ado i hope you've been listening

00:12:03.840 pete uh or peter you tell me which one you prefer uh sir but um tell us about your race where it

00:12:13.900 stands i looked at the election results and in the primary uh i guess it's an open primary there

00:12:22.020 because they lumped the results together lofgren won the top spot you got the second spot

00:12:27.540 how's the race shaping out at this point sir thank you for having me peter thank you uh for that

00:12:35.960 that dialogue i mean ultimately this district is is uh definitely very engaged at the local level

00:12:41.900 right everything's very grassroots when it comes to the the the people uh you know i have 84 volunteers

00:12:48.220 i have we've already hit 35 000 phone calls there's a lot of excitement you know the latino voter is ready

00:12:53.760 to flip i've said it before and it's it's just historically being able to tap into the the what

00:12:59.580 is the sentiment of the latino community the majority of the district itself right being rural being ag

00:13:04.140 so i would say it's the most underestimated race in the country because you have a brand new district

00:13:09.860 a 74 year old uh you know 28 year in office incumbent right so she's she's uh god bless her but she's 1.00

00:13:16.580 obviously almost twice my age and uh and at the end of the day people want to see someone that's ready

00:13:21.020 to represent from the bottom up everything has been topped down which which actually is consistent

00:13:26.020 with what you've been sharing as a county supervisor i experienced this firsthand and that's what's

00:13:31.020 created a lot of breakdown i argue for representation that's what the latinos are hungry for they want to

00:13:36.340 know that those their their valores conservativos right their conservative values are being considered

00:13:41.460 in this process and that they actually have a voice that by default means you have to have local

00:13:45.720 control and that's exactly what's being stripped from this district sir um i'm going to ask you this

00:13:51.880 throughout our interview uh but this point can you tell the people listening how they can um send money

00:13:59.560 to your campaign and possibly volunteer so yeah if they could reach out to hernandezforcongress.com

00:14:07.320 hernandezforcongress.com that's exactly where you could donate we're obviously in all the social

00:14:11.900 media handles at uh peter hernandez for congress on facebook hernandez for congress at hernandez for

00:14:18.140 congress on instagram and hernandez ca18 on twitter all right so tell me next um is uh is kevin mccarthy

00:14:30.380 and the republicans the rnc doing anything to help you and where does your endorsement uh possible or real

00:14:39.980 from trump um stand at this point uh i haven't heard from the president uh as far as kevin mccarthy

00:14:48.620 goes yeah he's he's uh paying attention to what i would imagine the rnc is thinking is the the the

00:14:55.260 winnable races right they do a math that i would say is very high level i think they're not they're not

00:15:00.540 doing the deep dive and once they understand the intrinsics of what i just shared right um every new

00:15:06.300 portion of this district is latino rural middle class agricultural it's everything that zolofkin

00:15:13.660 is not and i am so uh they're not getting into those details and because of that kevin mccarthy's

00:15:19.100 counting votes across the country where he's making sure it's races that he can actually i would say

00:15:24.140 that he's he's trying to protect his seat so um it's kind of disappointing for sure because you would

00:15:29.500 think that there would actually be a consideration of a guy like me who's ready to represent uh conservative

00:15:35.500 republican values right and and really rebrand republicanism as something that defines what we

00:15:41.100 believe right in a republican apologetic we don't have that we don't get to the grassroots and talk

00:15:46.380 to the people and tell them not just why we believe what we believe uh but we we try to bring them into

00:15:51.820 the fold and educate them on what true representation looks like and that's what i'm trying to do have you

00:15:57.100 ever uh had a conversation with uh leader mccarthy has he ever called you have you ever called him

00:16:04.140 him we've tried to reach out i actually met him a while back at a fundraiser uh you know he was

00:16:10.860 rerunning for his race and uh you know very nice man you know had a had a subtle engagement with them

00:16:18.540 very short and uh yeah it just that was it right he went on pretty much pretty much blowing you off see

00:16:25.260 what what puzzles me about this uh race is it's clearly been designed as a latino latina district

00:16:36.140 clearly and everything else being equal the person who wins in that should be um a brown american no no no

00:16:46.460 question about that and and lofgren is so far away from that i mean she's she's the woke progressive

00:16:58.060 kind of urban elite type anti-trump anti-conservative values person so you kind of wonder uh

00:17:10.220 uh what exactly is going on there how much of the district overlaps with her old district pete

00:17:19.980 so uh the the the new district brings in everything from south san jose all the way to gary which is

00:17:27.820 that is the 19 the the one that's about to expire so uh you know but if you think about the totality of

00:17:35.020 the actual voting representation everything south of salinas is at least 50 percent i would say close

00:17:42.540 to 51 so i don't i basically i mean obviously i have to work hard in general but winning over just

00:17:49.420 a portion of the old 19 wins this race right obviously that means that i have to win over the

00:17:55.100 new portion and that's what i'm working hard to win the whole thing but uh the opportunity is there

00:18:00.540 you know there's there's a path to victory not very many people are paying attention well enough

00:18:05.100 to see it have you had uh a chance to debate lofgren i i suspect she'll duck that uh what's the status

00:18:13.980 of the debates so uh it's a funny thing because i actually just sent out a letter to her uh it got

00:18:22.060 kicked back to her home uh we ended up sending it to her office in washington dc where we got a certified

00:18:27.900 basically signature that they they received it and uh that was probably three weeks ago we've

00:18:33.660 officially just posted that it doesn't seem that miss lofgren is ready to debate the issue she what

00:18:38.540 she'd rather be in washington dc instead of back in the district and actually talking to the locals

00:18:43.500 that are dealing with high gas prices right inflation that are dealing with uh you know now rolling blackouts

00:18:49.580 because of this green new deal mindset from the inflation reduction act it's going to take away

00:18:54.140 nitrates from the farmers and ultimately destroy farms everything that's going to hurt our district

00:18:58.540 she doesn't want to talk about how does the um the uh illegal immigration issue play um with latinos

00:19:10.220 inside your district when you go out and talk is is what the the assumption of the democrats has always

00:19:18.380 been that everybody who's a latino uh supports an open border uh what what's your experience is it

00:19:25.660 is it a hundred percent that way 50 50 what when you talk to latinos what what do you hear sir

00:19:33.100 once once we get into the substance of the issue they're a hundred percent opposed to open borders

00:19:39.340 right when they understand i mean it's it's an oversimplified sentiment that's what i've shared before

00:19:44.300 when it comes to the left is progressive this new you know deferring deflecting and redefining of

00:19:49.740 terms they try to simplify statements and make it seem like basically it's just that you know uh

00:19:56.540 immigration is a simple issue when it's very complex so there's a lot of layers to it but once

00:20:00.140 we get down to open borders and the destructiveness they agree right i bring it down to a simple level

00:20:05.980 uh the open borders policy is a vacuum it brings in a lot of destructiveness right a lot of negative

00:20:11.660 things right with fentanyl crossing our border with uh illegal immigration causing ultimately

00:20:17.340 cartels to control that area right and by default that means human trafficking and sex trafficking which

00:20:22.140 is really modern modern day slavery and so when i talk about the issue personally with right you know

00:20:29.020 voter to voter to candidate all we all have to do is explain to them you know i don't know about

00:20:34.620 anybody that actually believes that you would if you really believe in open borders that you would just

00:20:39.260 also the same tear down your fence or fence around your house right that means you're allowing anybody 0.99

00:20:44.700 to do whatever you want on your property right and we being a benevolent nation we want to open the

00:20:50.460 door for people to come in but obviously that door is that means that they have to come through the front

00:20:55.100 and knock on that door and ask for permission right and everybody agrees with that so to answer your

00:21:00.700 question peter everybody agrees that open borders is destructive they want a simpler process a cleaner

00:21:07.020 process something that actually validates that the people coming in uh have good intentions and

00:21:12.140 ultimately they want to be part of the american fabric but also one final comment is when they come in

00:21:18.300 they want to preserve the american way they want to preserve the the blessings and the freedoms that

00:21:23.340 come and as you we start to get into these conversations and i will encouraging them to understand right to not

00:21:29.100 even believe what i say but to actually test it against the truth when it comes to uh having been a

00:21:34.380 sovereign nation they uh they start to realize yes we are a good nation and that's because of what was

00:21:40.140 established long ago right with the declaration in the constitution and then all of a sudden they

00:21:44.540 start to realize these policies that i'm espousing are actually a good thing and they they agree with

00:21:49.580 them they're very very supportive of them pete um last question what's the chess board look like in terms of

00:21:57.580 the print media the newspapers and the tv stations around both uh english and and in espanol uh are are

00:22:09.340 they covering this race are they giving you a fair shake that's a really good question peter it's funny

00:22:15.340 because uh um yeah i would say everybody's trying to dodge this this candidate right here uh i actually

00:22:23.500 you know between the media uh i actually was interviewed in the primary and uh they tried

00:22:29.100 to pin me down with with probably some hot button items and they didn't like my response because i

00:22:34.380 think i did a good job of responding and they never posted my interviews and i kept reaching out to them

00:22:40.300 and they actually said oh peter it's uh we're waiting for the other candidates to interview so we can

00:22:44.700 basically fairly allow everybody to uh to to just to speak i don't want i i firmly believe not only are they

00:22:52.460 dodging me but uh they really don't want to put me side by side with zoloft because i don't think

00:22:57.020 that they would like the outcome of that so this is why uh steve steven k bannon has the war room pete

00:23:04.620 to give folks exactly like you the opportunity to reach people in the district for votes reach people

00:23:13.740 outside the districts for financial support well the way i see it pete is you're in a situation where

00:23:21.340 the democrats and the corporate media want to coronate zoe lofgren in a in a ironically in a district 1.00

00:23:29.420 that's supposed to be represented by latinos and they're basically trying to ignore you into submission 1.00

00:23:38.540 so pete this one more time uh give uh the viewers here in the posse uh the chance to uh send you some

00:23:47.820 money uh and maybe donate uh some time if they're in the in the district and um and then we'll let

00:23:55.420 you go on your way and um um i just so much admire what you're doing sir i appreciate it sir yeah just

00:24:03.660 one final comment uh so turn that is for congress.com is the website i just want to reiterate this is a

00:24:09.980 bootstrap campaign we built it from the ground up i'm a small business owner i know what it's like to

00:24:15.180 have a vision and implement that vision and i i'm very passionate as you can tell so as of i as i've

00:24:21.020 engaged the district you know if people can't donate they're volunteering if they can't volunteer

00:24:25.580 they're donating so there is definitely this grassroots movement if you want to take that

00:24:29.820 very power structure that you don't like the centralization of government then it takes a

00:24:34.220 candidate like me to take that power and hand it right back down to the people and i'm ready to do

00:24:38.300 that so hernandezforcongress.com uh at peter hernandez on facebook and uh i'm sorry peter

00:24:44.940 hernandez for congress on facebook at hernandez for congress on instagram and twitter thank you

00:24:51.500 all right sir we uh we wish you the best of luck i'm i'm sure we'll try to get you back on the war

00:24:56.380 room at least once uh before the election in the meantime i want to say while you're here on the air

00:25:03.340 where kevin mccarthy man up talk to this man give him some money let him fight the good fight this

00:25:11.100 is a district that can be won if the appropriate resources are deployed uh zoe lofgren woman up

00:25:18.620 debate this man the people in his district have a right to hear from you about what you're actually

00:25:25.980 going to do for the district as opposed to your national uh progressive woke uh agenda that has

00:25:33.980 little to do with the good hard-working people um of the state of california and everything to do

00:25:40.940 with your own ideology so pete um we will see you again in the war room you take care of yourself um

00:25:47.900 hit the phones for money hit the boots for uh knocking on doors you know how this works

00:25:52.700 works and uh we wish you the best sir will do thank you peter god bless you all right my brother

00:25:59.180 take care of yourself man you're a patriot appreciate it so um look and that's america

00:26:08.940 right there that's a hard-working man who came in um and uh in family came in

00:26:16.940 the kind of the kind of immigrants that we love uh and he's running up against the republican

00:26:25.100 establishment that won't help him out for all the wrong reasons and the democrat establishment

00:26:31.340 that really wants to lord and rule over uh that district it's just wrong so it's great to have pete

00:26:40.460 uh when we come back uh we're going to shift gears fairly dramatically and talk with dr robert malone

00:26:48.860 about the uh the crisis we have in the covet 19 peter k navarro in for stephen k bannon and we'll

00:26:56.940 talk a little bit about why i'm here today and not steve i'll be right back

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00:30:36.700 back trump's america today on amazon peter k navarro in for steven k bannon i'm not happy at all

00:30:47.340 to be standing in front of this camera today not because i don't love you because i do not because

00:30:53.660 i don't love lindell tv because i do it's because we have yet another situation where

00:31:02.380 the government of this country has targeted steven k bannon and because of what he has to do today

00:31:14.220 because of that targeting i'm in for steven like look let's make no mistake about it the

00:31:23.420 forces of evil and that's what they are within the democrat party within the rhino part of the republican 0.92

00:31:31.180 party that hates trump they're doing everything possible to destroy not only donald john trump

00:31:41.180 and prevent him from being president in 2025 people like me who they put in leg irons people like steve

00:31:53.740 ban and who they put in who they put in leg irons have been collateral damage and this is nothing new

00:32:00.220 folks nothing new i was only one of three senior white house officials who served with president trump

00:32:09.980 all the way from the campaign in 2016 to the end of what we love to call his first term i saw

00:32:16.540 a weaponized fbi propagate a russia hoax with the democrats and try a preemptive coup before trump even

00:32:25.260 won that failed i saw the fbi take out mike flynn put papadopoulos in jail put manafort in jail use frogmen to

00:32:36.780 raid roger stone and have a successful preemptive coup no this was an actual coup against donald trump

00:32:46.700 when we learned that the fbi pressured social media and facebook and twitter

00:32:56.060 from revealing the true information about the biden crime family on hunter biden's laptop and now

00:33:02.940 now they want to do a preemptive coup of donald trump with their panty raid on mar-a-lago

00:33:09.180 and the bogus criminal case and this cannot stop but they also want stephen k bannon stephen k bannon

00:33:20.780 has built the single most influential and popular political podcast and show in the world in war room

00:33:31.500 signal here is yeah i get mad about what they're doing to steve and mike lindell yeah i get mad and

00:33:40.860 frustrated but we need to focus like a laser beam on the november elections and get nancy pelosi and 0.82

00:33:48.700 her merry band of weaponized unconstitutionalists the hell out of there out out and then once they're 1.00

00:33:57.260 out come january we need to find out just who and why the government of this country has become

00:34:05.100 weaponized against the people of this country who only simply wants mega principles make america great

00:34:13.340 again populist economic nationalism end to endless wars secure borders yes and bringing our manufacturing

00:34:22.300 and supply chains home like mike lindell has already done in his enterprises the taking back trump's

00:34:29.820 america book my friends if you haven't heard about it please order it right now on amazon taking back

00:34:36.380 trump's america on amazon why because it's a blueprint and battle plan for taking back not just the trump

00:34:44.140 white house in 2024 but also the house of representatives from pelosi in november of 2022

00:34:53.500 what i'm going to do now is move right to one of the great patriots of this country who has basically

00:35:02.220 been the tip of the spear and common sense and science on a wide range of debates over how to

00:35:11.260 handle covet 19 and the pandemic i want to bring in dr robert malone i want to start with dr malone by having

00:35:19.340 him reflect on the recent op-ed that dr stephen hatfield and i did um on this absurd charge about me as a

00:35:31.180 white house official pressuring stephen hatfield and the fda to do what the science told him he should

00:35:37.980 have done which was to allow the prescription of hydroxychloroquine in early treatment outpatient use

00:35:46.140 and in that op-ed article and thank you kelly sadler at the washington times you are a patriot ma'am as well

00:35:51.340 well in that article we we show how the most recent science on hydroxychloroquine

00:36:00.860 says it's not only safe but it could have saved anywhere from 570 000 to 810 000 americans of the

00:36:10.140 million who died if simply the fda had allowed early treatment use on an outpatient basis like trump and i

00:36:19.820 advocated at the time and and and doc malone will tell you how it was not just han it was janet woodcock

00:36:28.540 his successor and a shadowy character named rick bright so without further ado doc malone the

00:36:34.220 microphone um and camera is now yours sir what say ye yeah peter i want to congratulate you in particular

00:36:43.980 for your leadership all the way through this and your willingness to stick your neck out and speak

00:36:49.100 truth um the greeks had a word for this they call it truth speech and you have truly been a prophet and

00:36:58.060 a speaker of truth speech all the way through this and you'll recall in our early op-eds we said that

00:37:05.660 the government should be focusing their efforts on the high risk people because most people

00:37:11.020 weren't at great risk that if they kept with these crazy policies they would be driving the development

00:37:16.940 of viral escape mutants viruses that would escape the vaccines we spoke about uh the usefulness of

00:37:25.820 having home test kits so that people could monitor their own status and make their own decisions

00:37:32.300 and uh you have been right about things all the way through and i can speak from the first person

00:37:38.940 having been there at the front lines dealing with uh northwell and uh the early days of uh governor

00:37:49.180 cumo and how he responded to hydroxychloroquine uh it i in and also uh this study that you're talking

00:37:59.340 about this estimate of excess mortality because that's what it is avoidable death um those numbers

00:38:07.900 that you've come up with somehow are precisely the numbers that i am aware of of another very large

00:38:15.420 comprehensive independent study that was done by leading uh let's say children's health advocacy

00:38:22.620 organization independently the same numbers okay so i think that that's probably a reasonable estimate

00:38:30.860 that we have lost uh half a million to something like three quarters of a million excess deaths

00:38:38.620 in our elders in the people that had significant disease the people that were parked into these uh 0.79

00:38:47.900 um elder homes the people that were jammed through these hospitals and not allowed to visit anybody

00:38:54.140 um this huge human tragedy could have been avoided and i can also speak for my colleagues in the

00:39:03.660 international alliance of physicians and medical scientists 17 000 docs from all over the world

00:39:10.540 all just about all of them have found that hydroxy was useful in managing this disease so are a

00:39:18.140 number of other drugs it turns out that there are many things that work uh and and i've actually met with the

00:39:25.900 people back in marseilles that uh originated the azithromycin hydroxychloroquine protocol and of course they got

00:39:34.700 railroaded also in france uh but uh in the case of hydroxy in particular when we were having the delta surge

00:39:45.660 the observation by many frontline docs was that hydroxy was working better than ivermectin

00:39:52.540 or uh delta uh and it's still widely used it's cheap you would stockpile that you personally

00:40:01.660 peter navarro i recall when i was working for all chem pharmaceuticals in florida and we got a call from

00:40:11.100 you and your office seeking vendors that could provide hydroxychloroquine this is very early in

00:40:16.860 the outbreak i can attest in the first person of your diligence in trying to solve the supply chain

00:40:24.780 problems and protect the health of humans in the in north america you were out talk about at the tip of

00:40:32.140 the spear you were doing everything you could i remember thinking what the heck is an economist

00:40:37.980 journalist calling us about drug support but you were i had a secret weapon doc i had a

00:40:46.380 doc hatfield uh uh working working with me so we got it and i'll let you keep talking but let me just

00:40:52.540 point out i had a million tabs doc i had a million tabs of these things and i actually got them distributed

00:41:00.620 to to hospitals and and and and pharmacies and and they were ready to get deployed and then the fda came

00:41:10.140 in with what was a death blow uh ruling on that and it just stopped it in its tracks but continue sir

00:41:18.220 yes let's get into that story because there's another key name here that we need to acknowledge

00:41:24.460 posthumously and that's zev zelenko and i remember because we were focused in my team that was working

00:41:33.740 close contact with ditra defense threat reduction agency uh under a variety of different contract

00:41:40.300 vehicles and we still are advancing famotidine celecoxib and we tried to advance famotidine celecoxib and

00:41:48.540 ivermectin but the fda blocked us and this is the dod okay but i remember in those early days that this uh

00:41:58.620 guy on long island that i'd never heard of before this this physician zev zelenko was talking about the uh

00:42:08.460 french protocol of azithromycin and hydroxy and also zinc and he was getting these amazing results

00:42:18.540 and he before he passed away unfortunately just a couple of months ago uh he had compiled a

00:42:27.500 fascinating video that you can find in which he documents what happened and the collusion between

00:42:35.980 janet woodcock and rick bright in blocking the availability of hydroxychloroquine for outpatient

00:42:45.820 use and i remember when that happened we were trying to advance the clinical trials for i for uh

00:42:52.940 famotidine at northwell and we were having to design the trials so that we would include it i have

00:43:00.140 hydroxychloroquine arm uh and then uh the governor of new york made these arbitrary unilateral decisions

00:43:08.300 that it could only be used on inpatients only used in the hospital yes this was all coming from

00:43:15.900 woodcock and rick bright rick bright at the time was the director of barda okay and uh i gotta tell you

00:43:25.180 i mean i was right there at the front lines of all this and uh i got this call from michael callahan the

00:43:31.980 infamous cia officer that i've spoken about in the past that called me from wuhan and who reported to

00:43:39.100 bob kadlik and he said robert i i got a we've got a problem rick bright is a problem he's an obstacle

00:43:46.620 to everything all he wants is the vaccines what do you think we ought to do about him and i said why

00:43:54.060 don't you promote him to be in charge of diagnostics uh and then you could move him out of bar get rid of

00:44:00.860 the obstacle and in fact that's what they did that's why rick was moved over to the diagnostic

00:44:06.700 space which he had prior experience in but he refused to serve as you'll recall and called up

00:44:13.660 the la times and kicked up a big fuss and then there was the whole uh scandal and uh the cascade of things

00:44:22.220 and we learned about the doctored hydroxychloroquine trial that was designed to fail and was actually not

00:44:29.020 even built off of real data and the scandal in the lancet and it just went on and on and on but it's an

00:44:36.140 amazing story and you my friend were right at the forefront doing the right thing

00:44:44.860 one that wrote the letter to president trump advocating for hydroxy in the first place

00:44:51.420 it's an amazing story yeah and and the the thing that the other detail and details are important

00:44:59.100 about this story the trajectory went like this doc it's like president trump um it gives a speech and

00:45:09.340 in the speech he promises that the fda will allow widespread access of the american public

00:45:18.060 to uh of uh of hydroxychloroquine right and then um as as all hell is breaking loose in the hydroxy

00:45:27.420 hysteria cnn media um alex uh azar the secretary of health and human services and his deputy bob cadlik

00:45:37.580 command command the fda to write the emergency use authorization specifying for general early

00:45:47.180 treatment for outpatient use okay yep and and han as the commissioner allows janet woodcock who would

00:45:58.700 eventually take his spot and rick bright to not only who's counterman that order directly

00:46:06.620 so they did it they did it exactly they did exactly the wrong thing doc the whole thing that hatfield i

00:46:11.980 talked about the washington times is that you give it in the first seven days it works you wait it

00:46:18.220 doesn't and so they that it's blood on their hands sir back to you listen rick bright and janet woodcock

00:46:26.380 intentionally circumvented the direction of the president of the united states yes whatever you

00:46:32.940 think about trump whatever you think about hydroxychloroquine if you want a case study in

00:46:40.300 the administrative state uh controlling the executive branch and not the other way around the

00:46:45.980 administrative state that's so arrogant that they believe that they can go against the directions of

00:46:52.300 a sitting president united states this is a great case study it's absolutely as you say the president

00:47:00.780 clearly explicitly directed that this be made available the the experience of physicians all over the world

00:47:08.860 not the least of which are the africans that chronically take this stuff and have almost no coven 1.00

00:47:14.380 um is that this is an effective medicine and there was incredible amount of manipulation of data

00:47:23.100 and studies in order to shut this down and to circumvent the will of the president no matter

00:47:30.220 where you on the spectrum what you think about this that is absolutely wrong and janet woodcock is

00:47:38.540 tight as a tick with the pharmaceutical industry as well as with ucsf which is basically a pharma shop

00:47:46.060 and rick bright bailed out after his whistleblower and guess where he went to work do you know peter

00:47:52.540 i don't know i'm standing up i wish i were sitting down when you tell me visor i've rick for decades i've

00:48:00.220 watched his career i know all about him he's notorious for kiss up kick down

00:48:05.820 and what he did got out of the government is he took a nice juicy job with the rockefeller institute

00:48:13.260 okay there we go globalism globalism primed here uh and it i mean look it is blood

00:48:22.460 on their hands it there's no question about now last thing on this because we only got about a minute

00:48:27.500 left don't i get you from social media and it's like contrast hydroxychloroquine you take it for

00:48:34.300 seven days it's 12 bucks right safe for virtually everyone safe effective right no impact way the

00:48:43.500 the tax livid doc yo totally tax livid for more than 500 hours and you get like rebound cases there's

00:48:54.780 all sorts of side effects i mean i talk about these studies influence but but the thing and peter you

00:49:03.500 know this um i did a ton of work uh together with the nation's biodefense capital usamrid

00:49:12.300 on drug discovery for zika i did a bunch of this with michael callahan published it

00:49:16.780 and one of our leading agents for zika was guess what hydroxychloroquine why because you can

00:49:25.180 administer it during pregnancy yes thank you thank you doc um i wish we had like another half hour here

00:49:34.940 but uh why don't we do this um give everybody your social social media and how to get you and then i'm

00:49:41.580 gonna have to say uh adieu to you as we close out this show sir abederzang um so uh please uh

00:49:51.260 consider following our substack rw malone md.substack.com and although i am on gab and truth social

00:50:01.260 bless their hearts uh getter is our preferred platform and we put all the latest breaking news

00:50:08.140 reposts reposts and everything else and uh twitter uh sayonara twitter between gab and getter i now

00:50:18.140 have far more people following between gab getter and substack we're at three quarters of a million

00:50:25.580 people so i don't need twitter all right my brother we are out uh getter is the twitter killer

00:50:33.900 um keep doing what you're doing doc uh i'm sure um we'll see you back soon here in this space uh i am

00:50:42.140 peter k navarro in for stephen k bannon you are in stephen k bannon's war room i'm sure he'll be back

00:50:49.020 with you tomorrow and take care taking back trump's america buy it today on amazon thank you

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