Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 164： Florida Pushes Back AGainst The CDC; Do Climate Change Activists Really Believe What They Are Preaching

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

00:00:17.280 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:25.040 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:30.800 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:35.920 is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:39.680 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:46.780 stephen k bannon okay welcome it's friday 21 october in the year of our lord 2022 it is the third

00:00:54.700 anniversary of the war room not the day we actually started sending pictures out but the day we

00:01:00.440 started what you went up went up on uh we went up on uh facebook and went up on uh on radio uh we had

00:01:07.080 real america's voice and some other folks come in a couple weeks after that we'll do that anniversary

00:01:11.820 next but this is the third year i've been amidst our war impeachment then went to war pandemic i think

00:01:17.000 we may be winding down pandemic for just going to war we've got to figure all this out but i've got

00:01:21.840 a couple things i want to get into because i didn't have enough time today in the truncated

00:01:26.580 version of the show i did obviously and if you go to my getter feed uh there's a lot of analysis

00:01:32.460 here and a lot of stories um that uh the white house is is very concerned about a uk type situation

00:01:40.580 happening they've got treasury they got the federal reserve they have the white house national economic

00:01:45.520 council seeing if there's going to be a lehman uh moment happening axios is reporting as we've

00:01:51.660 talked about now for weeks and weeks and weeks that there's no more free ride the era of big

00:01:56.120 spending is over because the capital markets are not going to take it of course we had peter

00:01:59.480 mckelvanna from hearts evoke on the in nigel farage they were talking kind of these dark forces that 0.99

00:02:05.280 are there you know making the british parliamentary system seem irrelevant those dark forces not 1.00

00:02:11.120 conspiracy that's just good old capital markets and it's really the uh the bond market and uh and the

00:02:16.800 way you finance governments the way you finance debt is basically in revolt and this is going to

00:02:22.080 be a massive change in the united states at the bottom of all that and dave walsh i want to bring

00:02:26.800 you in because there's so many developments happening in europe even as we speak there there's and i just

00:02:31.980 heard even before coming on here on i think it's home heating oil in the uh in the in the northeast

00:02:38.420 pennsylvania guys are calling to get their you know over thanksgiving right before thanksgiving get it

00:02:43.060 filled up and they're telling them no you can get a half a tank i can't give you a full tank even

00:02:47.420 rationing here walk us through give us walk us around europe and talked about the the massive

00:02:52.700 problem we've got right now that these european countries are going to have and that's going to

00:02:56.140 come back to us dave walsh well you know we only get on war room reports of the um the uh not panic

00:03:03.740 in the streets but demonstrating yesterday in paris berlin leisberg and potsdam over 100 000 people

00:03:10.300 in the streets on high energy cost lack of access to energy great concern and i wanted to uh build on

00:03:18.540 the boris johnson commentary on his departure which sounded like a running speech for hopefully not

00:03:24.820 a new term one of the things you mentioned was a nuclear plant a year like a chicken in every pot

00:03:30.140 which greatly need the uk could use four or five more reactors but the reality of that is europe western

00:03:37.380 europe is building one reactor at this time it broke ground in 2007 in flamenville france being

00:03:43.360 built by edf and also french owned areva framatome the plant builder it's now been 15 years under

00:03:49.880 construction the unit isn't commercial yet after 15 years and about 7 billion euro over budget so we

00:03:57.360 have the same thing going on here at plant vogel in the u.s with southern company about 10 12 billion

00:04:02.100 over budget eight years late that the issue is in the west the the core competence to build these

00:04:07.860 plants is way eroded and the regulatory environment behind them is just just through the roof making

00:04:13.480 it close to impossible to build this kind of capacity in any near term so when he comes out and talks about

00:04:19.460 a plant a year that's that's that's dreamland asia china india are building about 52 plants

00:04:24.920 reactors as we speak the western world between flamenville and vogel in georgia three so again

00:04:33.020 they're way ahead of us in this space and with the competence to do it um the the troubles there are

00:04:40.040 in deep and they do relate steve directly to this uh public debt that's a massive issue and it's been

00:04:47.600 for a long time but now it's grown massively in western europe in this country in canada and in japan

00:04:53.340 you know the public debt steve has uh and brad well chronicled the degrees of it um hopefully this

00:05:01.100 come to come to reckoning on it will drive some of the subsidies to non non useful energy sources

00:05:08.780 away because that is one additional source of huge public spending that is very valueless and that is

00:05:14.940 subsidizing part-time intermittent resources like wind and solar as opposed to baseload continuous duty

00:05:21.260 power um uh dave hang on for a second i want to go back to in a second i i've got some breaking news

00:05:28.600 i've got to jump in here but i want to when i return you hang right there when i return it's the

00:05:33.060 underpinnings of why the the why she resigned in in 44 days the underpinning is is the is the

00:05:39.740 irrationality in in in really fantasy that western democracy leaderships whether it's germany

00:05:47.360 france uh scandinavia the united kingdom um italy to a degree and in the in the united states and

00:05:55.460 this is going to be our downfall this is why we're highlighting this we're the ones we did the called

00:05:59.380 shot we said let's trust we said let's trust would not make it to the 21st of october i said it a number

00:06:04.620 occasions early this tuesday i said it i gave a speech over at hillsdale on tuesday night said the

00:06:10.040 exact same thing and she lasted till thursday dave walk hang on one second i got breaking news

00:06:14.360 out of florida i want to bring in dr joseph latipo the surgeon general of florida doctor two things

00:06:21.720 number one i want to get i want to understand this to talk about irrationality the cdc what happened

00:06:28.540 yesterday but then governor de santis just threw down hard on on tony fauci what what is generally

00:06:35.080 the attitude right now institutionally not let's take the personalities out but institutionally

00:06:39.800 between the surgeon general and the state free state of florida the governor and cdc fda and really

00:06:46.260 the the kind of public health service of the federal government sir hey steve thanks for having me on

00:06:55.820 to speak with your audience i think we have a fracture right now because we've got in florida

00:07:03.500 we align with the data we don't pretend that things aren't what they are if there are risks

00:07:10.300 we call them out if there are benefits we highlight them we don't deny them and as you know we made a

00:07:18.280 recent recommendation based on not just our research but other bodies of research that have have found

00:07:25.040 increased cardiovascular risks associated with mrna covet 19 vaccines and it's a sensible recommendation

00:07:32.280 it's a recommendation that's in line with what denmark is doing what other scandinavian countries

00:07:38.000 are moving toward doing and on the other side of that you've got federal leadership claiming

00:07:44.620 with a straight face that these mrna covet 19 vaccines are a good idea for nine month old kids and for 0.71

00:07:52.760 six month old kids and for 60 year old people as if all of those different people face the same types

00:07:59.740 of risks and benefits so it's it's unfortunate that we are splintering right now in terms of how people

00:08:08.740 are thinking about public health but it is very fortunate that you know we're fortunate to have

00:08:14.800 governor de santis i'm happy to be in this position to support sensible decision making and i think more

00:08:22.280 and more americans every day not just in florida but outside of florida are seeing sensibility in our

00:08:28.260 messages let me hang over a second you're you're a md from harvard you're have a phd and really this

00:08:37.840 type of analysis from harvard the cdc is staffed with ivy league doctors and from the best medical

00:08:44.480 this vote for the children in this state of florida is unlike some of the other states you just don't

00:08:49.580 take the recommendation implement some of the states actually do that you guys have really

00:08:54.400 optionality uh the vote for two days of this advisory board was 15 to nothing zero there was

00:09:02.540 no abstentions there was no no votes uh so i mean what is the bid and the answer how could it be that

00:09:09.560 big a gulf how could you say something with your great training and your staff and you know what ronda

00:09:14.100 santis went to yale uh how did how did the smart people in florida that are credentialed have such a

00:09:21.680 gulf with the smart people at least the credentialed people in washington that deal in this area that

00:09:28.180 these were these were these votes had unanimity dr latipo yeah it's a great question i don't know

00:09:36.880 the answer for sure of course but my sense is that you have people who are willing to make decisions

00:09:45.320 for reasons that aren't based in scientific data it's not something that happens here but it is

00:09:51.800 something that's happening when like you said you've got 15 people who are recommending a product

00:09:58.960 that has no high quality evidence showing a drop of benefit to healthy children at this point in the

00:10:09.860 pandemic zero and essentially parents see this and they know this so you've got parents saying no

00:10:16.340 thank you despite what dr falchi and dr walensky are saying and they're essentially what parents are

00:10:21.900 saying is that you're saying one thing dr falchi dr walensky president biden but my sense is that

00:10:31.500 the benefits are not outweighing the risk in my child and i'm not going to participate so that's a

00:10:38.760 sensible parental decision and what's happening with this 15 zero vote it sadly indicates how

00:10:47.120 politicized and and it's even worse than that i think in terms of you've got scientists who were

00:10:53.540 basically abandoning scientific evidence and just falling in line with whatever their masters are

00:11:03.920 saying in terms of their vote so it's really unfortunate and by the way we are the outlier

00:11:10.200 there there's there's i don't know any other country in the world that is pushing these vaccines

00:11:16.740 on every single breathing human being in every single age group other than our country we are the

00:11:25.100 outliers here folks they they're trying to convince you that we're not we're the outliers

00:11:29.280 i just want to make sure i get it right governor santa's came i think it was yesterday i think

00:11:35.400 you'd already come out and said this is not going to be part of the of the master schedule for schools

00:11:41.400 for uh for florida is that correct is that what the position is now the surgeon general and the

00:11:46.440 governor you could call it a position it's more like a barracks like there's just there it's impenetrable

00:11:55.900 impenetrable uh governor santa's just and you might have seen this he just lit up at a press

00:12:03.960 conference he goes after fauci in particular i think on the mask and saying you know fauci said

00:12:08.900 he never supported closing schools but there's obviously lots of footage out there he does in

00:12:12.740 fact he just gave an interview with jonathan carl of abc and there's tons of evidence and and governor

00:12:17.380 santa's really went off on him is the surgeon general in florida and governor uh governor de santa's

00:12:24.140 are you looking to pick a fight with cdc pick a fight with the public health guys to basically

00:12:30.600 hold them accountable for what they said before and let people know this is not going to happen

00:12:35.460 in florida is that is that where this is headed honestly i mean obviously i can't speak for

00:12:41.840 governor de santa's but pick a fight no i mean why would you if anything what i prefer is distance

00:12:50.280 from these people and their wild unsensible ideas but hold them accountable absolutely it's really

00:12:58.780 important for americans to see that this gentleman who was held up as a hero nationally internationally

00:13:07.960 is now on tv spouting bold-faced lies about his role in the lockdowns and and not even he's not even

00:13:18.960 being suave about it there's no mixing mincing of words here he is saying that no i had nothing to do

00:13:27.080 with the lockdowns the same guy who literally is the energy the core force behind lockdowns in the country

00:13:36.180 so you can't trust people like that i certainly hope people see that and realize they can't trust people

00:13:43.540 like that and and i think it is important to make that very clear so that people can understand the

00:13:50.100 depth to which they've been misled and so that hopefully people can see the distinction between

00:13:56.580 that type of you know yucky uninspired selfish craven leadership and what florida has to offer in the 1.00

00:14:06.960 form of the governor in the form of my guidance in the form of many other people around the country

00:14:12.100 who have taken similar positions that have been data-based and sensible

00:14:16.700 dr latipo uh i want to talk about your book for just a second where do people go to get your book

00:14:24.640 it's a journey of not just a a true american hero but it's a personal story that is uh transcend fear

00:14:32.880 it's about how you with all the success on the outside didn't feel you had the success on the inside

00:14:38.180 and how you transformed yourself where do people go to get this book because it's it is i think one of

00:14:43.660 the best books of 2022 oh that's very kind of you steven i really do hope people do pick it up because i

00:14:51.060 think it's good for lots of things we've had a crisis and of course it relates to that crisis with

00:14:57.080 the pandemic but there are crises all over the place and both big on large scales and small scales and

00:15:03.960 internally so people can pick up the book at amazon and other major book retailers and i hope it i hope

00:15:13.060 they do i i hope they do what's your social media people want to know how to follow you because this

00:15:19.440 they're uh this uh looking over the other side of the hill there's been quite a statement over the

00:15:25.460 last couple of days the cdc vote was wednesday and thursday governor ron de santis and his uh

00:15:31.280 a surgeon general who are both highly credentialed at the finest universities in the country if not

00:15:38.080 the world have thrown down hard so i just tell everybody stay tuned there's going to be a lot

00:15:43.220 more to come these guys are immovable like you said it's not a position it's a barracks so um how

00:15:48.660 do people follow you on social media sir a florida surgeon general is the twitter and we'll keep the

00:15:54.840 messaging coming on lots of public health issues because we care about people's health and it's it's

00:15:59.860 multifaceted eating you know exercise all the good stuff well i can tell you my phone has blown up

00:16:07.040 for the last two days from all over the country in the world really about you and governor de santis i

00:16:11.480 just want to give you that the people people globally are watching this so thank you dr latipa

00:16:16.280 appreciate it thank you so much thanks so much steve i want to go back to so dave walsh here's what

00:16:23.420 we only had dr laver for a second this crisis that may underpin many crises has analogies in

00:16:32.300 this this this what we're going through with the vaccine and covet and that you had these experts and

00:16:38.920 you have people on both sides you're one of the most credentialized guy i know and you've been a

00:16:43.600 practitioner in this thing basically your entire adult life you speak with practicality you always

00:16:48.120 back it up with numbers but there's such a gap between people like boris johnson between people

00:16:54.200 like the leaders of germany uh it seems like and this is what gets people very concerned and now you

00:17:00.120 got winter coming upon you there was just a story i think in associated press today americans americans

00:17:05.520 and this is not in europe are going to be making decisions between buying putting food on the table and

00:17:09.960 paying for home heating um why is this gap because it's like it's like the vaccine how can we have

00:17:17.380 in something in the physical world like energy why is there such a big gap between you and what i call

00:17:22.700 the realist and the uh not just the climate change person but the net zero carbon or the sustainability

00:17:29.440 energy model dave walsh you're making a great point and you know we've all become uh quasi experts on

00:17:37.780 covid and the vaccine and just think about it the the 17 western european countries canada and north

00:17:44.240 america 19 countries have taken one consistent path since the pandemic began in early 20 one consistent

00:17:52.340 path with one medicine one no no antidotes etc the rest of the world another 170 countries basically

00:18:00.520 didn't do this and the data is compelling on that topic alone across the other 170 countries data being so

00:18:07.540 much superior the energy thing is identical in respect to this over absorption of wind and solar

00:18:13.280 as a mania for the last 12 years displacing known reliable and now very clean electricity sources coal and gas

00:18:21.700 and and nuclear um is the same countries embarking on an identical group think down the same path while

00:18:29.440 indonesia the philippines india china largely even japan are not doing this they're not doing this

00:18:37.000 mexico is not doing this i mentioned before i built a huge number of plants in mexico

00:18:41.480 combined cycle fossil fired plants they're not doing this this is this is very very limited to

00:18:46.880 the group think of western europe nor canada and the u.s it's curious it's very much aligned with

00:18:53.620 this covet handling thinking that was identical among the elites in western europe canada and the u.s

00:18:58.960 in terms of how to deal with it okay but but but hang on a second this is what i want to get to

00:19:03.060 the people in the public health service are as credentialized as ours guys on the and our guys on the

00:19:08.060 football highly credentialized on this covet topic and the highly credentialized and there's there's

00:19:13.300 an unbridgeable gap it's not bridgeable okay is where we stand now the bid and the ask if i go the

00:19:19.140 energy and this what we did look we've seen we're seeing governments fall we're seeing uh the united

00:19:24.760 kingdom and let me be blunt and i'll ask tammy that they're having a sovereign debt crisis this was the

00:19:30.400 previous prime reserve currency before ourselves they're having a sovereign debt crisis and and it's

00:19:36.920 rolling out through their entire economy how can the experts on something so fundamental that's

00:19:42.040 really been around with us as the internal combustion energy said the middle of the 19th century

00:19:46.140 right within you know starting with mass electricity how can we be having a debate where dave walsh and his

00:19:54.040 experts are on one side and i've got an unbridgeable gap to the net zero carbon and to the sustainability

00:20:00.580 model sir well it steve it's complicated and i'll put it right out there in part in this country

00:20:07.720 um the regulated utilities who are publicly traded on wall street are are in large part captured by

00:20:15.960 working with public service commissions to get anything approved that they can that generates a

00:20:20.960 guaranteed return uh long the big power plants last too long that's one of their problems they're too

00:20:27.060 durable they're too reliable they're too durable you're not building them that often so this comes

00:20:32.060 along this provides unfortunately an opportunity for what's called asset churn that is go to the

00:20:38.380 public service commission get rates approved at a nine and a half percent or close to it guaranteed

00:20:43.620 rate of return to invest in something even if it's not the best thing for your population on a reliability

00:20:49.940 basis an availability basis and i'm seeing this across major utilities who were major cap capital

00:20:57.280 wall street equity cap firms making decisions to push push this stuff like crazy because it provides

00:21:04.500 more investment opportunity for them approved by public service call it are are you saying are you

00:21:10.140 saying you don't believe these people actually believe in the sustainability model that this is really

00:21:14.220 uh a financial thing that they got ability instead of having the duration of a plant

00:21:19.860 but to actually have these new sustainable assets and this is the big new and do carbon trading and

00:21:24.440 all this it's a new capital market so the you're saying is that craven um i i i hate to say follow

00:21:32.100 the money but follow the money i know i know many many senior executives in utilities very well and they

00:21:38.980 they know the truth of the matter on the necessity of base load continuous duty coal plants nuclear plants gas

00:21:46.260 fired combined cycle plants and the intermittency of this new stuff is just not it's not going to get

00:21:52.260 the deal done for people being electrified 100 of the time and it's going to create brownouts and blackouts

00:21:57.620 and we don't really have a fungible replacement for coal nuclear and gas at this time in electricity

00:22:03.860 production we don't really have one they know this uh they do know it and i'm sorry to report that they do

00:22:09.860 know it but then you get into uh the epa manages them as the sec is now in their kitchen managing

00:22:16.580 them through esg uh they've got activist shareholders and and of course that you know the shareholding

00:22:22.100 thing generally does promote an interest in making money in terms of asset churn and building you know

00:22:27.460 if you can build a utility near me 70 utilities 70 solar farms at 60 64 and a half megawatts 74 megawatts

00:22:35.940 at 4 billion and you can get rate recovery in that you're going to go do it because you get

00:22:40.420 a guaranteed nine and a half percent rate of return and even though it may not be the best thing for

00:22:44.980 the people of the given state may not be the best thing i love this this is the first time i've seen

00:22:50.340 this but dave we got to bounce give uh for over the weekend how do people and everybody knows that we go

00:22:54.980 through because there's there's been a game change this weekend a sea change out of the united kingdom

00:23:00.020 and capital markets it's coming to a country near you soon that would be the united states of america

00:23:05.620 um dave people get to you attention to the debt crisis this all helps create it's it's a it's

00:23:11.780 actually a blessing because the downside of all this is just the massive additive public debt to

00:23:16.660 underwrite intermittent non-reliable energy any i'm at the at dave walsh energy at getter thank you steve

00:23:25.460 dave amazing job thank you let me go john tamney and i've also got uh mark mitchell from

00:23:29.620 rest i'm going to join a second with some polling uh tamney your new book the money confusion

00:23:35.460 what is the money confusion and particularly put it in the context we've got a couple minutes here

00:23:39.300 on this side the context of uh of uh liz trust only lasting uh only lasting 44 days and kind of blown

00:23:47.220 out by the bank of england and the guilt sir well i think it's clearly related in that she is suffering

00:23:56.260 higher prices that are a logical consequence of governments a couple of years ago eviscerating

00:24:03.220 our ability to work together i mean who's the greatest entrepreneur in u.s history arguably

00:24:08.580 henry ford what was his innovation he made cars incredibly cheap by dividing up the work among

00:24:15.060 tens of thousands of workers well suddenly that right to do that a couple of years ago was taken away

00:24:21.300 is any surprise that prices are higher today and so the global electorate is mad because suddenly the

00:24:27.940 value of its money it's not that the value of money's gone down but money's not stretching as far

00:24:32.740 and so it's all related to the taking of freedom of a couple of years ago my one equivalent let's stop

00:24:38.900 calling it inflation because that's what politicians want to call it because then you can

00:24:43.060 blame the fed or some other let's focus on what they did they took away our freedom and we're

00:24:48.660 suffering this now the electorate's mad and liz trust is just the first of many victims of it

00:24:53.860 many okay uh we got two minutes to break i want you to get what's the central thesis because this is

00:25:00.660 a very controversial book we want everybody to read it the central thesis is that this is not inflation

00:25:12.340 the taking of freedom whereby we can't go to work whereby businesses cannot open is not inflation that's

00:25:20.660 a taking of freedom inflation's a devaluation of the of the of the money we haven't seen that in modern

00:25:27.060 times that's not a defense of biden biden's an empty suit settled science but let's keep the focus on

00:25:33.060 what happened uh politicians took away our right to work and in taking away that right eviscerated trading

00:25:40.820 relationships and work relationships among individuals that have been developed over decades of course prices are

00:25:47.060 higher today but let's keep the focus where it should be on the political class

00:25:53.860 uh fantastic where do people i'm gonna hold you through the break uh we're going to get mark

00:25:57.300 mitchell up here i think we got sandy smith running down on north carolina one where can people get the

00:26:01.300 book it just launched a couple days ago where can people get the book right now oh yeah right now

00:26:06.340 they can get it on amazon and so that's primarily that's and you know that's it's a perfect example of

00:26:11.700 where we are it's been hard to actually get physical copies produced which of course you can get on

00:26:16.500 amazon and the reason for that is once again once you break up these commercial relationships

00:26:22.100 developed over decades everything is slowed down and again it just staggers me that politicians

00:26:27.860 want to blame others for this they did this they locked us down uh john tamney hang on for one second

00:26:35.060 john is the editor of real clear markets so he is one of the most um i think powerful people in

00:26:41.540 this space because every morning everybody i know goes to real clear markets first it's a

00:26:45.860 it's a uh compendium of the top stories in capital markets and economy throughout the world okay short

00:26:51.540 commercial break be back in war room battleground just a moment

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00:30:05.140 okay welcome back uh john tamney's still with us we're gonna get john back in a minute but since he's

00:30:12.500 very focused on politicians to get in the way of freedom i'm going to bring in a couple of experts

00:30:16.340 here first mark mitchell of rasmussen mark you teased us last night that the nevada poll was going

00:30:21.700 to come out today from rasmussen and like i say i think you're the uh the the first among equals i would

00:30:28.260 say in in being able to poll accurately today which is very tough about republicans and even tougher of

00:30:33.620 trump or maga or deplorables or america first can you walk us through sir what nevada what rasmussen

00:30:39.380 broke today on nevada yeah well thankfully kind thank you kindly for your praise also and i think

00:30:45.220 you saw the nevada poll i'm trying to put a headline on this and i think it would be something like the

00:30:50.260 gop is up big in nevada um because you look at the numbers and you know the generic ballots doing

00:30:57.700 better in nevada than it is nationwide for the republicans that uh they're up nine points in

00:31:02.900 nevada that's an incredible lead uh and then both of the candidates uh for governor and for senate on

00:31:09.220 the republican side have five point leads so those look like strong comfortable leads um and yeah i you

00:31:17.540 look at the national numbers and you wonder how the battlegrounds are going to stack out at least in

00:31:22.020 this case it looks very good for republic mark msnbc has been on particularly today they've been

00:31:30.260 putting up a lot of numbers a lot of charts talking about a lot of these races they've been putting up 0.99

00:31:33.460 nevada and they go back and use a real i think they say real clear politics average they've been

00:31:38.180 making the case that it's really neck and neck they're they're making a case that's neck and neck

00:31:42.740 in the governor's race it's basically neck and neck in the uh in the uh in the senate race with

00:31:48.980 laxalt um what say you to that i know your poll's not been included in that because these were all

00:31:54.660 done uh from earlier this morning but they're making a case that it's still neck and neck

00:31:59.700 in nevada what say you um i don't want to disparage all the pollsters out there because i i think there

00:32:05.620 are some good polling outfits but i think if you were trying to figure out where a race looked you

00:32:10.820 would probably try and get polling from one organization or some organizations that pull very

00:32:16.580 similarly and track them over time and compare them to that organization's nationwide polling

00:32:22.500 you know i'll give you an example if you look at generic ballot uh if you were an unscrupulous

00:32:28.020 media outfit you could pick whatever answer you wanted right now if you want to say that the

00:32:32.260 democrats are up eight points there's polling out there for that if you want to say the republicans

00:32:36.900 are up 13 there's polling out there for that we've always had the republicans in a comfortable to

00:32:42.020 strong lead for the entire year our polling's been accurate in previous presidential races and it's

00:32:47.380 the same methodology but if you look at the averages um you know for the last couple weeks the real

00:32:53.220 clear politics has had the generic ballot even look at 538 they even have democrats up right now those

00:32:59.540 averages lag they take every poll that's out there including if it's a garbage poll or if it's not

00:33:04.900 uh so it's you know you really need to like zoom in on one of these individual polls and understand

00:33:12.020 that the methodology and the waiting was done conscientiously and we're an organization that

00:33:16.740 tries to be accurate so we like people to look at our polls the reason this is so blockbuster news

00:33:24.580 it's kind of harry reid you know maga said we had a tough time cracking that nut in 16 uh we had uh bad news

00:33:32.500 in 18 uh didn't get it done we believe we won it obviously uh the mark elias team closed on the deal

00:33:40.660 uh it's been a tough nut for maga and the republicans what caused this and this blowout number

00:33:45.860 the reason the left is freaking out is that this essentially means the senate will when you look at

00:33:51.380 some of the other polling the senate in all likelihood will will go to the republicans and probably

00:33:55.140 be more but even this gives it to them what caused this big spread and uh and uh and uh how how confident

00:34:02.500 are you in this uh you know i don't have boots on the ground in nevada but there's something in this

00:34:08.180 poll and let me step back and also say we had a great sponsor for this capital resource institute

00:34:13.140 and for all of our sponsored polls that even if you aren't a paid subscriber you can go in and read

00:34:17.940 the story and look at the actual cross tabs yourself it's a very dense poll it goes into some other

00:34:22.980 topics too about nevada's question one and you know transsexualism and you know biological males

00:34:30.100 competing in women's sports that kind of thing so lots of interesting stuff there but if i look at

00:34:34.420 this poll there's one clear thing that jumps out to me so we asked people what their 2020 presidential

00:34:40.980 vote was and you know ballpark trump and biden were even i think in this poll in this poll trump was up

00:34:47.380 two points but you know whatever close but then we also ask if the 2024 rematch were held today

00:34:54.180 between uh trump and biden who would you vote for and trump beats biden by 12 points so now we can go

00:35:00.580 ahead and look at each individual demographic group and say okay who changed their mind who did vote for

00:35:06.500 trump and who is now uh who did vote for biden who is now voting for trump and trump picks up a pretty

00:35:12.980 solid chunk of 2020 biden voters in nevada and almost every single one of these demographic he

00:35:18.660 he wins with big so he lost a little bit with white voters and 65 plus in the last two years but we're

00:35:25.540 talking 18 point pickup among 18 to 39 year olds a 27 point pickup among hispanic voters in nevada

00:35:34.020 and get this one a 49 49 pickup black voters in nevada that's incredible so trump went from

00:35:42.420 losing to biden 19 to 81 according to the people who said what they voted for in this poll to now

00:35:49.620 biden beats trump only 51 to 37 among the the black vote so it's you know you look at the trump lead

00:35:59.220 it's 12 points versus the generic ballot was nine points versus these these republican candidates are

00:36:05.460 doing a five point and i mean to me the takeaway here is that nevodans are looking around and in the

00:36:11.700 last two years like trumpism got really popular there

00:36:19.140 mark where this thing is such a blockbuster where do people go to get the story and where can they go

00:36:23.540 see the crosstabs from themselves because i want everybody to dive into this over the weekend because

00:36:28.820 there's something here that i think is the tectonic plate shift that we're seeing and i think that's

00:36:32.980 why it's so powerful this nevada poll came out on this friday with a couple weeks ago where do people

00:36:37.620 go sir yeah i'll say a few things first not to rain on the parade but things don't look as good in our

00:36:44.500 pennsylvania polling that we're going to be releasing next week uh for republicans you know i think these

00:36:49.780 states there's different things going on in each one but go to rastwesternreports.com it's one of the

00:36:54.900 front stories on the page you can look at the crosstabs and read the story uh due to popular request we

00:37:00.900 now have a rumble page that's live and we'll have a video going into this actually the video's up

00:37:06.660 uh and if you don't like rumble you can still go to youtube we have all the videos there as well

00:37:12.580 so youtube channel or then go to rumble and check it out right now on your on your uh on your channel

00:37:19.220 uh and rasmus reports on the it's on the home page the story and then we can people can drop it down

00:37:23.460 and go to the click over to the crosstabs yep mark thank you we want you back on when you do

00:37:29.140 pennsylvania but we like the we like the good news and the bad news this is not good news this is

00:37:34.180 blowout news and that's why we spent this weekend people should drive and drill down on this well

00:37:39.380 thanks for having me on thanks brother let's go to sandy smith and get back to tammy in just one

00:37:46.020 second sandy smith is in north carolina one sandy with boots on the ground you just heard a report from

00:37:51.860 from nevada and i've been saying this a long time about the hispanic communities coming our way the

00:37:55.940 african-american particularly african-american men you're in you're in a traditional uh a bastion of 0.95

00:38:02.740 the democratic party and you're a fire breathing populist uh trump supporter walk us through how

00:38:08.260 it's going and are you seeing this as you walk around the district and go to town halls and knock on

00:38:13.300 doors are you feeling are you feeling the same movement there we are feeling that movement here it's

00:38:20.260 been we just their polls just opened yesterday for early voting and just knocking on doors talking

00:38:26.900 to voters at the polls going to uh we had a meet and greet last night out in some of our rural counties

00:38:32.900 and where we normally get you know maybe five or ten people to show up we're we're filling the room

00:38:37.700 and they are ready for this change and they know we we can feel the polling even the democrats feel

00:38:44.340 they're in trouble here uh you know they're they're trying to peddle some of the fake poll stuff coming

00:38:49.300 out but um when behind the scenes they're they're preparing for a total wipeout but i'll tell you what

00:38:55.460 i'm one of the few maga american first uh fighters running for congress that's in a true dog fight there's

00:39:02.340 a couple of us out there and the democrats are just trying to do everything they can i don't know if you

00:39:08.740 know uh last night at 10 45 at night i got a message that nancy pelosi dumped another uh 350 0.98

00:39:15.860 000 on me so we're on a total of 3.5 million dollars and that is because i'm an america first

00:39:22.500 candidate that is has taken out her first lieutenant and they're trying to buy this race so i need

00:39:28.740 everyone to step up and get you know support us in any way they can and get out and work those polls

00:39:34.740 if they can and vote vote vote vote because you know what we have to make these communists

00:39:40.740 pay for what they've done to our country we need to make every single one of them pay at the ballot

00:39:46.260 box and that is why it's so important that us patriots get out there and vote

00:39:53.780 sandy as you know we've had alex de grass on uh from team elise and from the worst of the nrcc

00:39:58.980 we talked about north carolina one this is the one as they retreat there's certain districts they

00:40:04.420 got a hold this is a historic uh district they've had uh with the former congressman who kind of took

00:40:09.940 out her lieutenant um and they must save this this is why they're they're going to come in even harder

00:40:15.300 the last thing they can have is a is a mega champion like sandy smith sandy as you go around

00:40:20.180 because they're all kind of pulling coming out cross tabs and this is you know it's abortion it's

00:40:23.700 democracy as you go around the district and and and shake hands and knock on doors what are people

00:40:29.700 telling you in north carolina one uh what is what are the priorities for them and what do they want

00:40:35.380 to see their congressman do well first of all they don't buy any of the smear campaigns that they've

00:40:40.820 put out there against me a matter of fact this is crazy i was at a poll yesterday i had a democrat

00:40:46.740 voter come up to me who was actually working for the democrat party giving out their sample ballots

00:40:52.740 who came up and said look i want to let you know we don't believe any of the craziness that they're

00:40:57.700 saying we actually support you and i'm voting for you and this is these are black democrats that are

00:41:05.460 that i'm having come up to me all the time i mean i mean i had some folks at the polls that were just

00:41:10.580 shocked when they saw this we are seeing people that are tired of suffering you know the my opponent and

00:41:17.460 nancy pelosi are calling this the legacy past the torch uh campaign for them we need to stop the 0.95

00:41:25.780 the craziness we've allowed them to destroy our country destroy this community for decades and

00:41:32.340 it's time that we get the voters relief and that's what i'm hearing when i knock on the doors they're

00:41:36.900 like we need you we need somebody who's going to fight for families who's going to put you know school

00:41:43.060 choice and help put uh you know cheaper gas in our cars so they are ready they are hurting and the

00:41:49.460 democrats have no solution sandy how do people this is a docked out drag out we're going to be covering

00:41:57.300 this closely because it's such a linchpin to so much else where do people go to find out more about

00:42:02.420 your campaign um they go to sandy smith nc.com and yes they are calling this race the dark horse race of

00:42:13.460 of of 2022 uh we've kept fighting they've thrown everything they can at us and i am an america first

00:42:20.020 fighter and we are not giving up until we win and that's why it's so important that we get the war room

00:42:25.620 posse and everyone to support us because this is truly grassroots we've got to have the grassroots

00:42:32.660 support and it's it's time we're the call is now and we we need to step up

00:42:37.060 need everybody in the posse to go to her website right now got to do it sandy smith thank you very

00:42:44.100 much fight on ma'am thanks steve god bless you thank you ma'am let's go back to john tamney tamney

00:42:52.020 the money confusion because your take on things is is is quite different and look i've known you for

00:42:58.100 many years and a colleague and and someone's very close to you think the world of you you've done such

00:43:03.300 a great job and i tell by real clear markets is the best snapshot you can get early early morning

00:43:09.220 you do another one in the afternoon of the economy global economy everything is going on and uh

00:43:14.420 great thought pieces and capital markets uh what drove you to write this book particularly you have

00:43:19.780 a very unique take on this that you don't see from a lot of people what what drove you to to to

00:43:24.740 write this book well i wanted people to stop focusing on the federal reserve first and foremost

00:43:31.860 as this essentially a lower of economic growth the fed couldn't control the economy on its best day

00:43:38.500 and so i use this book as a way of showing how and you know this is a former investment banker that if

00:43:44.180 you're productive the investment will find you don't focus on the fed fiddling with interest rates

00:43:50.340 i also wanted to show people that this inflation talk is basically a head fake it's yet again politicians

00:43:58.500 keep wanting to change the subject about what happened two years ago and they're saying well

00:44:02.740 there's higher prices today that the fed did this now like no one bashes the fed more than i do but

00:44:07.860 this is a function of lockdowns and i show how what is assumed is not true so everything you believe

00:44:14.180 about central banks about money about inflation is disproved in the book and one of the thing it

00:44:19.540 disproves is this notion that governments have financial crises when they reduce the tax burden or when

00:44:26.500 they're growing the idea that liz trusts tax cuts was going to destroy england's economy is so

00:44:33.860 backwards and it's rooted in this notion that actually if government controls more of the

00:44:37.700 resources that a country's better off no one could possibly take that seriously least of all investors

00:44:45.460 what uh we'll get you back on because you and i have a very different view of the fed very

00:44:49.620 different view of the trust situation i want to get on and kind of have a mini debate but we'll do that

00:44:53.860 for another time i i want to go to you've just heard we had the rasmussen uh pollster out here

00:44:59.460 about nevada we had sandy smith who's in a dog fight in north carolina wonder which is a district

00:45:03.620 we've been losing by 20 points as you see these young politicians and a new generation of politicians

00:45:09.860 coming up and much of this in reaction we're going to have the director of the fauci movie on next

00:45:15.780 as a reaction to the lockdowns as a reaction we had latipo at the start of the show the surgeon general

00:45:20.980 florida as a reaction to the mandates does that give you a better sense as an economist and a guy

00:45:26.820 that really deals in the economy that things are about to fundamentally change do you believe that

00:45:32.740 well of course it does how can you do what was took place two years ago where people were literally 0.99

00:45:39.060 locked in their houses when they were told by politicians you are so foolish that if we let you go 0.99

00:45:45.300 to work if we let you live your life we let you operate your business that you will engage in 1.00

00:45:50.740 behavior that will cause you to either be very sick or die you think there's going to be a political

00:45:56.100 reaction to that when has the electorate in modern times ever been more insulted by the two main excuses

00:46:01.780 for the lockdowns we have to protect the hospitals and also if we don't lock you in your houses

00:46:08.500 you will die by the millions have viewers ever been so insulted in their lives very people who gave us

00:46:14.180 the post office and the passport office and every inept thing and in crises crisis after crisis told us

00:46:22.500 that they needed to protect us from ourselves and so of course you're going to see a reaction the idea

00:46:27.460 that this isn't going to impact politics for quite some some time is just naive and so hopefully we are

00:46:33.780 seeing this the best thing if there's a silver lining to this disaster it's that americans were

00:46:39.940 woken up regardless of party to just how dangerous politicians can be and what they'll do when they

00:46:46.100 panic the money confusion is on amazon right now the money confusion is by john tamney john where do

00:46:55.140 people go to get you besides real clear markets and what's your social media um i'm at john tamney at

00:47:01.380 twitter of course all my books are on amazon including one about the lockdowns which you've

00:47:05.700 had me on before when politicians panic but uh they are all asking for people to be skeptical be

00:47:11.380 skeptical about what politicians promise they can do in particular when it comes to money never forget

00:47:16.900 that in a in a world like this credits produced around the world if you're productive the wealth

00:47:21.700 will find you the investment will find you stop focusing on government as essentially the permitter

00:47:28.100 of economic growth its power is vastly overstated to limit genius in this country or anywhere else for

00:47:34.180 that matter the money confusion on amazon right now john tamney editor real clear markets thank you

00:47:41.140 brother really appreciate it thanks for having me and go to real clear markets let me bring in uh

00:47:46.580 jeff uh jeff the movie the real anthony fauci all day we start with labido and and dave walsh uh

00:47:55.380 latipo talking about fauci and the cdc we had walsh talking the whole show has been about this huge gap

00:48:03.940 between what one side thinks and what one the other side thinks with with with data your film

00:48:10.740 at the real anthony fauci.com is a film about that the fauci on one level is contributed as a hero

00:48:18.420 and a superstar at another level he's essentially a demon this book this movie is made off robert

00:48:24.020 kennedy's book how can we have two two totally different attitudes about this guy by the way

00:48:30.420 it's the real anthony fauci movie.com and not not it's the real anthony fauci.com so this is is is

00:48:38.980 really you know quite odd it's funny i produced a series uh a couple of years ago when my producing

00:48:45.380 partner on the series was an academy award-winning director he made the disney version of the fauci movie

00:48:52.580 that was like an infomercial and i thought it's quite odd that two guys who were partners on a

00:48:57.380 previous film series uh suddenly end up on both sides of an issue so it's exactly what you said

00:49:04.580 this this story has been suppressed it's been very hard to get it out and the story of his greatness he's

00:49:13.140 told that story very well himself and the media has been a willing accomplice

00:49:18.260 uh real anthony fauci movie.com it's based off of robert kennedy's book you're the director and the

00:49:25.940 producer it's free and we want everybody to go there and share it we got about a minute why should

00:49:31.860 people go this weekend and see this give me 60 seconds on wine a busy weekend with politics going

00:49:36.820 all this their lives football why should they go to real anthony fauci movie.com see this for free why

00:49:42.980 you know it's amazing to call a film like this enjoyable but the reality is we did a great job

00:49:50.580 on this the book was a spectacular book there's information in there that that you're just not

00:49:56.260 going to know unless you wait work your way through that 600 page book now they can see it we've made it

00:50:02.100 in a very digestible format i think people are going to love the film the hundreds of thousands that have

00:50:06.980 already seen it have loved it jeff i gotta tell you i've had tens of thousands of people i know

00:50:13.700 have gone my phone has been blown up ladies and gentlemen it's free and they love this movie and

00:50:19.140 many people have seen it a couple times jeff hayes uh the director the writer the producer thank you

00:50:23.780 very much the real anthony fauci movie.com brother thank you so much and thank you for so much having

00:50:29.300 the bravery to make this just look what ronda santis and dr latipo are uh are doing they're not going to

00:50:36.340 back down okay the weekends now here on the warm are going to be over the top tomorrow morning 10 a.m

00:50:43.140 we're going to be live then it's 6 p.m on real america's voice on sunday i have bishop schneider

00:50:49.140 and a one hour one-on-one special you're not going to want to miss that 6 p.m on sunday make sure you're

00:50:54.740 there see you tomorrow morning in the warm 10 a.m

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