Bannon's War Room - January 28, 2023


WarRoom Battleground EP 222: Revenge Of The Nerd


Episode Stats

Length

54 minutes

Words per Minute

174.33162

Word Count

9,555

Sentence Count

684

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

19


Summary

On today's show, we have a special guest, Boris Epstein. Boris joins us to talk about the upcoming CNN primary debate between Ronna McDaniel and Corey Lewandowski, and why she should win it. We also discuss the latest on Paul Ryan's upcoming primary challenge, and whether or not he's a good or bad choice to be the next House Speaker.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 This is what you're fighting for.
00:00:16.320 I mean, every day you're out there.
00:00:19.040 What they're doing is blowing people off.
00:00:22.480 If you continue to look the other way and shut up,
00:00:24.880 then the oppressors, the authoritarians, get total control and total power.
00:00:30.520 Because this is just like in Arizona.
00:00:32.320 This is just like in Georgia.
00:00:33.500 It's another element that backs them into a quarter
00:00:36.340 and shows their lies and misrepresentations.
00:00:38.600 This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged.
00:00:40.900 As we've told you, this is the fight.
00:00:42.780 All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.
00:00:46.740 War Room, Battleground.
00:00:48.480 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:52.680 Okay, welcome back.
00:00:53.720 It's 27 January, Year of Our Lord, 2023.
00:00:57.840 Boy, that's a nice hard stop right there.
00:01:00.660 Okay, it's Friday.
00:01:03.280 It's Friday, and we're rolling here.
00:01:05.920 I want to thank Memphis for being able to get us up here.
00:01:10.940 Boris Epstein.
00:01:12.020 Boris, we were going to get you on here in the last hour
00:01:14.420 to talk about the speech tomorrow,
00:01:16.240 but I do want to ask you, you know,
00:01:17.460 Matt Schlapp made the analogy about between Kevin McCarthy and Rana
00:01:22.000 that say, hey, look, you know, the entire War Room posse
00:01:25.840 and everybody was against McCarthy.
00:01:27.320 We had this situation where, you know, for five days we fought him.
00:01:32.620 He made big concessions, and it looks like, you know,
00:01:35.880 even Russ Vogt, who's his number one critic,
00:01:38.080 said he was the head of the cartel and we couldn't even start negotiating
00:01:41.040 until he was gone, said the other day,
00:01:43.180 if he continues down the path that looks like he's set
00:01:45.820 with the type of people he's put on rules,
00:01:48.080 the type of people he's put in charge of the investigations,
00:01:51.080 and particularly what he's doing on the debt ceiling,
00:01:53.000 he could be positioned for maybe a historic speakership.
00:01:57.340 And Matt Schlapp said, look, we've got to put the same pressure on Rana,
00:02:00.480 and maybe it turns out.
00:02:02.160 What's your assessment?
00:02:03.160 Because I've got to tell you, the audience is beyond disappointed, sir.
00:02:06.380 Steve, I'm going to be with you.
00:02:11.740 To view it that way, and here's what I'll tell you.
00:02:15.980 Five days of the institution that cast such a bright light on politics in America,
00:02:21.480 such a bright light on politics in you,
00:02:23.540 and in the long and long, no doubt, a several weeks later,
00:02:28.520 if you look at it,
00:02:29.580 Boris, we're going to have to reboot you because we can't hear anything.
00:02:36.000 Let's see if Memphis can go ahead and reboot Boris,
00:02:39.600 and let me go to Darren Beattie for a minute.
00:02:42.580 Darren, it's very – I've used this word a couple times,
00:02:47.080 fortuitous, that we have you on today to talk about this because –
00:02:50.560 and we're going to try to get Boris back up in a minute.
00:02:55.000 Darren, you had written this piece.
00:02:56.480 There was a piece on Revolver that was very interesting having you on about Paul Ryan.
00:03:03.780 But here we just went through the same exercise.
00:03:05.420 Have we learned anything?
00:03:08.920 Give us your assessment on Friday evening, the 27th of January, and 23,
00:03:15.020 given that we just – everybody threw all in out in Dana Point.
00:03:19.740 Mike Lindell, Harmeet, Carolyn Wren, they had a big team out there whipping,
00:03:24.400 and they essentially end up with a third of the votes, sir.
00:03:26.940 Well, that's a great question, and indeed it is fortuitous.
00:03:32.040 If anyone wants to see something really savage – some have even said it's a little bit too brutal –
00:03:39.040 Revolver.News has the piece of basically Paul Ryan getting shoved back in the blocker again where he belongs
00:03:46.040 because he has no business near any kind of political power or influence.
00:03:51.200 He poked his head out a little bit to basically say,
00:03:55.880 oh, Trump is a proven loser.
00:03:57.380 He's done.
00:03:57.960 And it really reminds us what's at stake because Paul Ryan represents not only ideologically and aesthetically and spiritually –
00:04:07.240 I guess I covered all the bases with those three –
00:04:10.240 but he represents psychologically, aesthetically, spiritually, ideologically the old and dead and crusty and uninspiring GOP
00:04:22.040 that Trump basically put a stake through the heart of, and they're trying desperately to end Trump as a political phenomenon,
00:04:31.080 not just the man, but the political phenomenon.
00:04:33.580 They're trying desperately to end this at all costs.
00:04:36.120 And so Paul Ryan was kind of trotted out to say, oh, well, I don't think he's going to –
00:04:41.840 you know, he's a proven loser, this and that.
00:04:44.700 For Paul Ryan to call anyone a proven loser is pretty rich, frankly.
00:04:48.500 But I want to make a point in light of the recent sort of Ronna McDaniel thing,
00:04:55.120 the Kevin McCarthy thing, and the Paul Ryan thing,
00:04:57.160 because I think Paul Ryan is actually a very different kind of creature from a Ronna McDaniel or a Kevin McCarthy.
00:05:05.180 In fact, I think it's useful to illustrate the difference between McCarthy and Paul Ryan.
00:05:11.140 And I think the difference is this.
00:05:13.480 Paul Ryan actually has beliefs.
00:05:17.480 He has convictions.
00:05:19.020 They happen to be profoundly counterproductive, bad for the country, and stupid.
00:05:23.380 But he has genuine convictions of a kind of watered-down, charitably put,
00:05:29.980 maybe 105 IQ tier, like libertarian philosophy talking points
00:05:35.380 that translate really poorly into the policies that he advocates.
00:05:39.620 Basically, he just wants to take away money from old people,
00:05:43.820 which is actually far less – has far less support than Trump's original Muslim ban,
00:05:50.580 which, you know, he chided Trump for.
00:05:53.740 But Paul Ryan has real convictions.
00:05:56.020 They're bad convictions, but they're real convictions and bad.
00:05:59.380 Whereas Kevin McCarthy, in my kind of own humble, personal kind of psychoanalysis,
00:06:05.900 Kevin McCarthy has no genuine beliefs other than advancing his own career,
00:06:11.360 which maybe as a person speaks worse of him.
00:06:14.980 But as somebody that you can actually work with, it's actually more of an advantage.
00:06:19.220 Because as somebody with no real ideology,
00:06:23.200 he'll go in whatever direction bullies him stronger.
00:06:27.140 If the establishment side bullies him more, he'll go with the establishment.
00:06:33.260 If our side bullies him more, or, you know, you can put it more diplomatically,
00:06:38.220 if we pressure him more, if we exert more leverage, then he'll go with us.
00:06:42.940 Convictions have nothing to do with it.
00:06:44.980 And so Kevin McCarthy is much more of a swamp creature in that, I think,
00:06:50.780 more kind of literal sense, the more direct sense of being a swamp creature.
00:06:56.460 He's totally up for sale, whichever side bullies him more.
00:06:59.720 And if you know how to bully, he can actually be an instrument for good.
00:07:03.220 Whereas Paul Ryan is so inveterately infected with counterproductive ideology,
00:07:11.340 there's really nothing you can do with him.
00:07:13.260 He can never be a force for a positive change.
00:07:17.340 And so I would say if I had to compare the two,
00:07:20.160 I would say Kevin McCarthy is a cut above Paul Ryan for that reason.
00:07:26.460 Let's go back to, and by the way, we're still trying to track down the boards.
00:07:30.500 We're having a tough time hooking up with it, connecting.
00:07:33.020 I want to go back to Paul Ryan because, look, here is what I think is frustrating this audience,
00:07:39.760 and they're kind of at their limit, is that they do the work.
00:07:44.680 They put up the small dollars, but it's a huge percentage of their income.
00:07:48.080 They're the ones focused.
00:07:49.080 They're the ones out there.
00:07:49.880 They're actually the foot soldiers, right, the hoplites, and they don't feel they're being listened to.
00:07:55.920 And the reason is, is that although McCarthy and Ronna may not have deep-seated beliefs,
00:08:02.240 the beliefs they do have are what they will—their natural default position is always to these,
00:08:07.640 what you call the old Republican Party positions.
00:08:10.780 Now, you were the speechwriter that was in the White House that I think was the most brilliant speechwriter
00:08:16.720 who has helped craft President Trump's ideas into actual rhetoric that really moved the agenda
00:08:23.740 in those first couple of years.
00:08:26.280 But compare and contrast when he's talking about that, the old Republican Party ideas,
00:08:32.340 which Ryan is—he's part of the intelligentsia in that.
00:08:39.480 He's a unique character in that he is both a man of action as being Speaker of the House and a politician,
00:08:44.980 but he's also a thinker.
00:08:46.160 I will give Paul one thing.
00:08:48.140 These are deeply held beliefs of his, deeply read.
00:08:52.000 It may be 105 IQ, but it's deeply read.
00:08:54.940 The other guys—and they're up front, Ronna and McCarthy.
00:08:57.560 McCarthy will never make a—he'll tell you I'm not a policy guy.
00:09:00.620 I'm a political guy about how to count votes and how to go.
00:09:04.700 So compare and contrast the old Republican Party and what these deep-seated beliefs are
00:09:08.840 and still the default position of the Ronna's and the McCarthy's versus MAGA and America First
00:09:15.500 and where you see that right now in these massive fights that we have before us, sir.
00:09:21.300 Right.
00:09:22.040 Well, I tried to illustrate the difference a little bit in my kind of earlier monologue,
00:09:28.440 but basically Paul Ryan, you know, and you saw this even during the Trump candidacy,
00:09:34.160 is like, yes, there was kind of a broad swath of never-Trumpers,
00:09:38.000 but then there were almost sort of swampy establishment types
00:09:42.560 who cozied up a little bit more to Trump or at least begrudgingly supported Trump
00:09:49.660 before the ideological people like the, you know, the Paul Ryan types, the never-Trump types,
00:09:58.300 the people who were the National Review types.
00:10:00.980 They were motivated by this kind of really mid-tier movement conservative ideology
00:10:08.440 that just animated the never-Trump movement, whereas, for instance,
00:10:12.220 somebody like Bob Dole, who is an embodiment of an establishment-type figure,
00:10:17.840 nonetheless, kind of, I think he actually supported Trump, you know,
00:10:22.920 certainly more so than these movement conservative types.
00:10:26.020 And so I don't know if I would call Bob Dole a swamp,
00:10:28.940 but I think there's a distinction between the swamp
00:10:32.280 and these sort of ideologically motivated never-Trumpers.
00:10:37.260 And Paul Ryan is more or less in the latter category.
00:10:41.760 He's ideologically motivated.
00:10:43.760 He has his sort of cliff notes to libertarian ideology
00:10:48.160 that conveniently and self-selectively translates into basically a handout regime
00:10:54.420 for the corrupt corporate interests that largely control the country.
00:10:58.920 But he's very genuinely animated by that,
00:11:02.440 whereas, again, these creatures like Ronna McDaniel and Paul Ryan
00:11:06.380 are—I'm sorry, Ronna McDaniel and Kevin McCarthy are more vacuous in that sense.
00:11:12.140 There's no genuine animating ideology, and so they're more machine creatures.
00:11:17.560 And so whatever kind of the internal logic of the machine is,
00:11:21.540 that's the direction they go.
00:11:23.720 Unfortunately, that's not generally the direction we're in,
00:11:27.080 but I still think there's more room to work with someone like a McCarthy
00:11:32.060 than there is a Paul Ryan.
00:11:33.600 And in any case, they represent very different archetypes,
00:11:37.280 and I think it's helpful to understand that distinction.
00:11:42.700 Hang on one second.
00:11:43.740 I do have Boris.
00:11:44.360 Let me get Boris back on the phone.
00:11:45.740 Boris, we're talking, and this piece up in Revolver,
00:11:50.080 if you haven't had a chance to read it, it's quite brilliant,
00:11:52.000 but he goes back and really takes on Paul Ryan
00:11:57.100 and starts with Paul Ryan coming out on Jake Tapper's show the other day.
00:12:00.200 Darren really does a good job of deconstructing what Paul Ryan really is,
00:12:05.200 the heartbeat or the representative of the old Republican Party
00:12:09.320 that Trump basically shattered.
00:12:12.840 So how do we—given this, and quite frankly, for the grassroots,
00:12:16.160 it was a defeat today.
00:12:17.360 One-third of the people voted to support the grassroots.
00:12:19.720 Two-thirds didn't.
00:12:21.560 Give us your assessment of the situation,
00:12:23.200 particularly where you've got guys like Paul Ryan
00:12:24.860 who really are coming on TV now and mocking President Trump.
00:12:28.220 And he says President Trump's a loser.
00:12:29.760 He's got no chance to be the nominee.
00:12:31.900 We've moved past Trump.
00:12:33.380 Boris Epstein, your analysis, observations, and thoughts, sir.
00:12:39.220 Steve, honor to be with you.
00:12:40.400 Honor to be with the posse.
00:12:41.460 Glad we got the technical difficulties figured out.
00:12:43.420 The deep state will never keep us down.
00:12:45.980 First of all, as to Paul Ryan,
00:12:47.760 you know, Paul Ryan is literally the epitome of a loser.
00:12:49.960 One of the worst tickets in American history, really,
00:12:54.320 if you look at Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan as that VP pick,
00:12:58.160 Paul Ryan losing literally his hometown.
00:13:01.300 And then, but more broadly, Paul Ryan epitomizes loss
00:13:04.980 in that there's a real opportunity with President Trump,
00:13:09.100 control the Senate, control the House,
00:13:11.240 to do a lot of good on everything from taxes to debt ceiling
00:13:16.920 to foreign trade.
00:13:19.540 And all of that was done by President Trump,
00:13:22.040 but Paul Ryan was against all of it.
00:13:23.940 So, you know, it's almost a little strange
00:13:25.840 to be talking about Paul Ryan.
00:13:27.160 You know, he's just making his, you know,
00:13:29.180 fat cash over there at News Corp and, you know, with Fox News.
00:13:32.560 And, you know, that's his business.
00:13:34.000 And he could take his howdy-doody haircut
00:13:35.940 and the reverse widow peak and go away.
00:13:38.120 In terms of where we stand,
00:13:41.440 let's be realistic and let's be honest
00:13:43.160 about where the primary season for 2024 stands.
00:13:47.520 And they polled, the precise poll,
00:13:50.260 precise is the name of the polling entity.
00:13:52.580 Well-respected.
00:13:53.820 Thousands of people polled.
00:13:55.480 President Trump was at 59.
00:13:57.500 And the next is Ron DeSantis,
00:13:59.000 who was not announced at 24.
00:14:00.780 And now you see story after story after story
00:14:02.920 from Politico, from the Financial Times,
00:14:06.100 from NBC,
00:14:07.420 about the fact that any potential challenges
00:14:10.360 to President Trump
00:14:11.320 are giving it a lot of second, third, fourth, fifth,
00:14:15.560 tenth, hundred thoughts.
00:14:17.480 Why?
00:14:18.240 Because they realize
00:14:19.440 that President Trump is the broad shoulders
00:14:21.340 this country needs.
00:14:22.460 They also realize that President Trump
00:14:23.940 has a relationship and an authenticity
00:14:25.500 and a connection
00:14:26.320 with the Republican electorate,
00:14:28.640 unlike anybody in modern
00:14:30.420 and maybe American history.
00:14:33.060 And in terms of what's happened,
00:14:34.500 if you look at the process,
00:14:36.740 those five days on the speakership, Steve,
00:14:38.780 the bright light that's shown
00:14:41.140 on our democracy,
00:14:42.760 the bright light that's shown
00:14:43.800 on the MAGA-controlled Republican Party
00:14:47.380 and the results,
00:14:48.620 you have to say that the way it worked out
00:14:50.380 has so far been a positive.
00:14:53.100 Look at Jim Jordan as judiciary.
00:14:54.940 James Colmore at oversight.
00:14:56.200 Jason Smith outweighs the means.
00:14:58.640 Elise Stefanik, a powerful position.
00:15:00.920 Look at the Committee on Repentization,
00:15:02.980 stacked with pro-MAGA members
00:15:05.640 run by Jim Jordan.
00:15:06.820 Again, Elise Stefanik playing a major role
00:15:08.640 there with Dell, Issa, and others.
00:15:10.580 So what has happened
00:15:11.940 in the House of Representatives
00:15:12.840 is a complete MAGA-ization
00:15:15.400 of the House
00:15:17.280 and of the Republican caucus.
00:15:19.200 Now, in terms of what's going to happen
00:15:20.520 at the RNC,
00:15:21.500 there's only one way forward,
00:15:23.000 and the one way forward
00:15:23.780 is to actually bring about
00:15:26.300 the results that are demanded
00:15:27.920 by the grassroots,
00:15:29.400 that are demanded by the base.
00:15:31.420 The vote happened.
00:15:32.200 That's the structure of the RNC.
00:15:34.680 There's 168 members.
00:15:36.620 That's the way it's been.
00:15:37.680 Should it change?
00:15:38.420 Maybe.
00:15:39.500 Maybe.
00:15:40.200 I think that a lot of people
00:15:41.660 will say that there's a good reason
00:15:43.800 to look at the infrastructure,
00:15:45.140 look at the bones of the entity.
00:15:47.560 But that wasn't going to change
00:15:48.800 in today's vote.
00:15:50.480 And I think the fact
00:15:51.640 that there was a true challenge
00:15:52.900 and a spirited contest,
00:15:55.660 I frankly think that Mike Lindell
00:15:57.120 didn't get his due in a lot of ways.
00:16:00.160 That, again, shown a bright light.
00:16:01.940 You had Politico writing,
00:16:04.080 you know, top of the website articles
00:16:05.700 about it, playbook,
00:16:06.540 running on the headline.
00:16:08.120 The RNC race dominated
00:16:09.740 the news cycle for a little bit.
00:16:11.720 And why did it dominate the news cycle?
00:16:13.100 Because of the heat
00:16:14.380 and the strength
00:16:15.060 and the passion
00:16:15.780 of the MAGA grassroots.
00:16:17.780 So on candidates,
00:16:19.660 on the election integrity,
00:16:23.960 on ensuring
00:16:25.500 that all our states
00:16:27.060 are ready to fight
00:16:27.900 against the Democrats'
00:16:28.720 rigging and stealing
00:16:30.200 of our elections,
00:16:30.980 it is now incumbent upon
00:16:32.740 Ronna McDaniel,
00:16:34.120 as she's been re-elected,
00:16:35.260 and the RNC
00:16:35.900 to deliver the goods,
00:16:37.340 as Kevin McCarthy
00:16:38.440 has worked hard
00:16:39.640 to deliver the same
00:16:40.500 as he's been speaking so far.
00:16:42.300 And time will prove.
00:16:43.380 This is a, you know,
00:16:46.960 the core of the Trump base.
00:16:50.160 How can President Trump assist?
00:16:52.540 And Ronna McDaniel says,
00:16:53.780 I heard the grassroots.
00:16:55.920 How can,
00:16:56.280 because these people
00:16:56.960 are obviously
00:16:57.640 more President Trump
00:16:59.440 than the RNC.
00:17:00.060 They don't care about the RNC.
00:17:01.280 They care about the RNC,
00:17:02.260 the ability to win elections
00:17:04.440 and shape issues,
00:17:05.380 which it's not doing.
00:17:06.660 How can President Trump
00:17:07.620 be of some assistance
00:17:08.640 to his most avid followers
00:17:10.540 who are saying,
00:17:11.340 there's got to be change?
00:17:12.940 What's your observations on that?
00:17:15.840 I think that
00:17:16.920 President Trump's positions
00:17:18.040 on policy,
00:17:19.580 these videos have been rolling out,
00:17:21.240 and let's be honest,
00:17:21.920 in a very fast,
00:17:24.360 hot and heavy format.
00:17:26.340 Everything from education
00:17:28.660 to, of course,
00:17:29.660 election integrity
00:17:30.500 to fighting weaponization
00:17:32.680 of law enforcement
00:17:33.680 to the border,
00:17:35.620 to the economy,
00:17:36.580 to overspending.
00:17:37.820 I think President Trump
00:17:38.700 shining a light
00:17:39.620 on the key issues
00:17:40.480 that are facing the base,
00:17:42.000 facing us
00:17:42.780 as people who wake up
00:17:44.180 in the morning,
00:17:44.820 who work,
00:17:45.720 who want to put our kids
00:17:46.580 through school,
00:17:47.480 who want control
00:17:48.740 over what happens
00:17:49.640 in those schools.
00:17:50.560 I think President Trump
00:17:51.600 continuing to
00:17:53.040 make sure that the country
00:17:55.160 is focused
00:17:55.780 on what matters,
00:17:57.100 focused on getting rid
00:17:59.240 of foreign conflicts.
00:18:00.200 He said today,
00:18:00.840 we've got to end
00:18:01.660 this Russia-Ukraine thing,
00:18:02.620 and he's right,
00:18:03.520 because we cannot be spending
00:18:04.660 tens and tens
00:18:05.360 and tens of billions
00:18:06.060 of dollars
00:18:06.660 on a conflict
00:18:07.600 halfway around the world
00:18:08.580 when our country
00:18:10.100 is falling apart,
00:18:10.920 our borders
00:18:11.460 are falling apart,
00:18:12.240 our economy
00:18:12.820 is falling apart,
00:18:13.820 when people can't
00:18:14.860 afford gas,
00:18:16.440 can't afford baby formula.
00:18:17.600 So let's talk about
00:18:20.660 this for a second,
00:18:21.340 because the speech
00:18:21.940 tomorrow in New Hampshire
00:18:25.760 is what's going to ensure
00:18:27.620 that the RNC,
00:18:29.520 as well as the House
00:18:30.500 of Representatives,
00:18:31.120 and when we could
00:18:31.820 take control of the Senate,
00:18:33.260 they deliver
00:18:33.960 for the American people
00:18:35.340 for the grassroots.
00:18:37.540 So you probably know
00:18:38.520 this issue better
00:18:39.180 than most,
00:18:40.180 but I've got the FT here.
00:18:41.580 Lockheed ramps up
00:18:42.560 F-16 production
00:18:43.760 as Ukraine allies
00:18:44.840 debate sending jets.
00:18:45.820 They haven't even got
00:18:46.400 a purchase order,
00:18:47.680 and they're already building,
00:18:48.680 and you know,
00:18:49.900 Boris,
00:18:52.460 Lockheed Martin
00:18:53.540 does not take risk
00:18:54.720 in building F-16.
00:18:56.260 So tomorrow in the speech,
00:18:57.780 President Trump
00:18:58.240 is going to outline
00:18:59.120 himself,
00:19:00.560 not just as dealmaker,
00:19:01.760 but peacemaker.
00:19:02.780 What should be,
00:19:03.920 give us a pregame
00:19:05.020 on what do you think
00:19:06.540 this is going to show us
00:19:08.240 and to tell us,
00:19:09.100 because for him
00:19:10.060 to kick off
00:19:10.820 in New Hampshire,
00:19:12.440 which is so historic,
00:19:14.120 to go back to where
00:19:15.080 he had his first victory
00:19:16.140 in the primary
00:19:16.660 in 16,
00:19:19.200 and really put out there
00:19:20.560 that I'm making this
00:19:21.400 a major foreign policy speech
00:19:22.920 to talk about
00:19:24.080 stopping the madness
00:19:25.360 in Ukraine.
00:19:26.340 Walk us through
00:19:26.900 what the highlight reel
00:19:27.740 you believe might be.
00:19:29.940 Well,
00:19:30.480 I think both events
00:19:31.780 are going to be robust,
00:19:32.700 and I think the president,
00:19:33.980 as he is focused on,
00:19:35.620 is going to talk about
00:19:36.700 what he's put on
00:19:37.660 truth on his social
00:19:39.000 program platform,
00:19:41.000 what he's put on
00:19:41.880 his videos,
00:19:43.920 which is,
00:19:44.720 if we keep feeding
00:19:45.540 into this,
00:19:46.660 this war is not
00:19:47.500 going to stop.
00:19:48.040 The president said
00:19:48.500 very specifically
00:19:50.160 and artfully,
00:19:51.720 first tanks,
00:19:52.620 then nukes.
00:19:53.780 That is where
00:19:54.920 this conflict,
00:19:55.700 that is where
00:19:56.320 this war is headed,
00:19:57.280 and President Trump,
00:19:58.220 again,
00:19:58.600 calling that out
00:19:59.140 in a video
00:19:59.560 that was released today.
00:20:01.620 So I think
00:20:02.140 what you're going
00:20:02.620 to hear about tomorrow
00:20:03.480 is the necessity
00:20:04.720 to use
00:20:05.620 what President Trump
00:20:06.700 will do
00:20:07.880 and would have done
00:20:08.740 and will do again
00:20:10.140 when he's president,
00:20:11.640 which is
00:20:12.220 utilize American might,
00:20:15.260 utilize American strength,
00:20:16.540 and do so
00:20:17.480 to the end,
00:20:18.980 to the point
00:20:19.700 of ending this conflict,
00:20:21.360 not giving more money
00:20:22.600 to the war industrial complex,
00:20:25.020 not giving more money
00:20:26.220 and having it be spent
00:20:27.960 in this terrible
00:20:29.700 corruption disaster
00:20:30.840 in the Ukraine.
00:20:32.160 You've got,
00:20:32.680 what,
00:20:32.980 now dozens of fire-ins
00:20:34.360 over there
00:20:35.420 because of
00:20:35.880 quote-unquote
00:20:36.220 corruption,
00:20:37.200 and who knows
00:20:38.240 what's truly happening,
00:20:39.040 who's firing who,
00:20:39.980 who's throwing who
00:20:40.560 under the bus.
00:20:41.340 We know that Ukraine
00:20:42.160 is one of the top
00:20:42.800 three most corrupt
00:20:43.540 countries in the world.
00:20:45.120 Having said that,
00:20:46.000 I'm also,
00:20:46.860 I've been consistent
00:20:48.160 from the day,
00:20:48.920 from the first day,
00:20:49.700 Stephen,
00:20:49.960 you know what,
00:20:50.620 because I said
00:20:51.180 on this show
00:20:51.820 that Vladimir Putin
00:20:53.240 made a major mistake,
00:20:54.620 major mistake
00:20:55.460 with launching
00:20:56.380 this offensive,
00:20:57.200 launching this invasion
00:20:57.900 into Ukraine,
00:20:58.680 and what President Trump
00:20:59.780 is going to continue
00:21:00.920 focusing on,
00:21:01.760 very much including tomorrow,
00:21:03.380 is that we need
00:21:03.940 to bring,
00:21:04.740 use American strength,
00:21:06.180 American might,
00:21:07.140 to bring these
00:21:07.640 entities to the table
00:21:08.960 and say,
00:21:09.780 enough is enough,
00:21:10.880 let's get past it,
00:21:11.720 let's get it done,
00:21:12.520 and let's move on.
00:21:13.600 And that is the leadership
00:21:14.400 we need.
00:21:15.180 Is that the leadership
00:21:16.080 we can expect
00:21:16.760 from pathetic,
00:21:17.960 hopeless Joe Biden?
00:21:19.000 No.
00:21:19.540 But it's what we got
00:21:20.440 and what we will get again
00:21:21.580 with President Trump
00:21:22.440 in the Oval Office.
00:21:23.400 How do they get to your
00:21:26.460 social media
00:21:27.380 and follow you,
00:21:28.640 Boris,
00:21:28.820 in the morning email?
00:21:30.760 Steve,
00:21:31.120 thank you so much.
00:21:32.320 Tons going on out there.
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00:21:47.120 Stay strong,
00:21:47.720 God bless,
00:21:48.200 and Shabbat Shalom.
00:21:50.940 Boris,
00:21:51.400 thank you very much.
00:21:52.120 Let me go back to Darren Beattie,
00:21:53.580 founder, publisher,
00:21:55.340 editor-in-chief
00:21:56.300 of Revolver.
00:21:58.880 Darren,
00:21:59.360 you know more about
00:22:00.100 the color revolutions,
00:22:01.240 what happened
00:22:01.780 in the modern revolution,
00:22:03.200 what happened
00:22:03.680 with the color revolution
00:22:05.280 over there,
00:22:05.700 the CIA removing
00:22:06.600 a democratically elected
00:22:07.800 government,
00:22:08.360 although a government
00:22:10.200 that was quite friendly
00:22:11.200 to Putin.
00:22:12.660 You've made the analogy
00:22:13.960 of what they've done here
00:22:14.880 against MAGA,
00:22:16.380 now Ukraine.
00:22:17.540 Give us your battle assessment
00:22:19.140 of where this madness stands,
00:22:21.100 sir.
00:22:22.120 Well,
00:22:23.080 I think the whole issue
00:22:24.320 with the tanks
00:22:25.100 is a very dangerous
00:22:27.600 and inadvisable escalation,
00:22:29.800 to say the least.
00:22:31.180 I'm encouraged
00:22:31.800 by Trump's recent statement
00:22:33.300 on it,
00:22:33.840 which is an occasion
00:22:34.700 to remind ourselves
00:22:35.860 that Trump was the only
00:22:37.380 president in a long time
00:22:38.800 who didn't start
00:22:39.480 any new wars,
00:22:40.600 and I think a lot
00:22:42.100 of the country
00:22:42.540 began to take that
00:22:43.580 for granted,
00:22:44.300 but now we're seeing
00:22:45.040 with Biden
00:22:45.540 that it's not something
00:22:46.700 to be taken for granted
00:22:47.880 at all.
00:22:48.720 The default
00:22:49.400 is for the president
00:22:50.540 to start new wars,
00:22:52.160 especially during times
00:22:53.380 of desperation,
00:22:55.060 and in this case,
00:22:56.800 Biden's kind of reckless
00:22:58.260 approach
00:22:59.120 to just escalating things
00:23:01.780 could very well
00:23:03.000 get out of hand
00:23:05.260 in a major way,
00:23:06.280 and it looks like
00:23:06.920 he was kind of pressured
00:23:08.000 to do so.
00:23:09.260 There's this weird dynamic
00:23:11.080 going on with Germany
00:23:12.640 whereby,
00:23:13.680 you know,
00:23:13.820 on one hand
00:23:14.380 we can criticize Germany
00:23:15.720 because,
00:23:16.400 you know,
00:23:17.500 all the people
00:23:18.280 in the Pentagon
00:23:18.960 were saying
00:23:19.640 the German-European tanks
00:23:21.820 were much more suitable
00:23:22.960 to be transferred
00:23:24.000 to Ukraine
00:23:24.560 than the American tanks,
00:23:25.740 but the Germans
00:23:26.360 are thinking,
00:23:27.340 and again,
00:23:27.800 I can kind of see
00:23:28.760 their point of view here,
00:23:30.260 if America's,
00:23:31.080 you know,
00:23:32.380 steering the ship,
00:23:34.680 Germans don't want
00:23:35.520 to be left out
00:23:36.320 with the optics
00:23:37.180 of German tanks,
00:23:38.600 you know,
00:23:39.460 fighting against Russia
00:23:41.740 when it's really America
00:23:43.000 driving this proxy war,
00:23:44.700 and so basically
00:23:45.520 against any kind
00:23:47.540 of military logistical logic
00:23:50.040 demanded that we send
00:23:52.600 our own tanks,
00:23:54.120 which I'm sure
00:23:55.100 is a great boon
00:23:56.080 to the defense contractors,
00:23:58.240 you mentioned Lockheed,
00:23:59.480 you know,
00:23:59.900 all the people,
00:24:00.500 Lockheed and Raytheon,
00:24:01.700 they're buying new condos now
00:24:03.820 in anticipation
00:24:04.560 of an escalation,
00:24:06.560 but really everyone else
00:24:08.060 loses out.
00:24:09.520 Russia is in a very bad position
00:24:12.000 now as a result
00:24:12.820 of this.
00:24:13.680 Ukraine is in
00:24:14.480 a horrible position.
00:24:15.940 The American people
00:24:16.960 who don't need
00:24:17.660 their hard-earned tax money
00:24:19.180 basically siphoned off
00:24:21.580 in order to escalate
00:24:22.880 a foreign conflict
00:24:23.940 that bears no relation
00:24:25.860 to their interests.
00:24:26.800 They also lose out.
00:24:28.080 Basically,
00:24:28.680 everybody loses out
00:24:29.900 except for the special interests.
00:24:31.480 I want to bring it back.
00:24:34.200 We got a couple of minutes.
00:24:35.040 I know you got to bounce
00:24:35.820 and I appreciate you doing this
00:24:36.960 on a Friday evening.
00:24:37.920 I want to pull up this headline
00:24:39.080 from the Financial Times,
00:24:40.880 the lead,
00:24:41.620 about the F-16s
00:24:43.080 without a purchase order.
00:24:44.320 They're ramping up production.
00:24:45.740 I want to bring it
00:24:46.320 full circle back to Paul Ryan
00:24:48.240 in the old Republican Party.
00:24:50.240 That is the neocons.
00:24:51.680 Walk us through the mindset
00:24:52.740 that gets us here
00:24:54.160 that we've tried to shatter
00:24:55.200 with America First Earth.
00:24:56.340 Think of the incentive structure
00:24:58.980 behind that.
00:24:59.980 Just think of what it means
00:25:01.320 that our major defense contractor
00:25:03.680 is basically pre-producing
00:25:06.680 all of these jets.
00:25:09.840 Either they know something
00:25:11.440 for sure that we don't
00:25:12.960 or they've created a situation
00:25:14.660 where they're going to have to use
00:25:16.380 the overwhelming weight
00:25:17.680 of their lobbying power
00:25:18.960 to make something happen.
00:25:21.040 And that something
00:25:21.680 will likely involve those jets
00:25:23.840 becoming part of this
00:25:25.420 increasingly dangerous conflict.
00:25:27.340 Again, to whose benefit?
00:25:29.060 How many more condos
00:25:30.460 do these people need?
00:25:31.980 You know, I've made
00:25:32.800 a very cynical joke before
00:25:35.100 that I think the world
00:25:37.000 would be better off,
00:25:38.280 and this is a disgusting hypothetical,
00:25:40.820 but I think the world
00:25:41.740 would be better off
00:25:42.760 if the executives of Lockheed
00:25:45.720 and Raytheon
00:25:46.660 and all these criminals
00:25:48.060 would just think about
00:25:50.240 how much money they would make
00:25:51.900 from all these wars
00:25:53.020 that they support
00:25:53.920 and just send a bill
00:25:55.780 to the taxpayer.
00:25:56.940 We'll give them the money
00:25:58.000 and we can forget about the war.
00:26:00.340 So at least, you know,
00:26:01.400 people don't have to die.
00:26:02.700 At least, you know,
00:26:03.440 conflict doesn't have to be prolonged.
00:26:05.380 Just give them what they say.
00:26:07.320 Mr. CEO of Lockheed,
00:26:09.100 what do you think
00:26:09.760 you're going to make
00:26:10.440 from this war?
00:26:11.180 Let me just write you the check
00:26:12.380 and let's skip the war.
00:26:13.520 I think we'd all be better off
00:26:15.240 to skip the death and destruction.
00:26:17.660 The 40,000, 50,000 women
00:26:19.580 and children dead in Ukraine
00:26:20.840 would certainly be better.
00:26:21.800 We've got to bounce.
00:26:23.100 Revolver, how'd they get there?
00:26:24.400 We're going to get you back
00:26:25.160 on Roseanne Boylan
00:26:26.060 and all the breaking news
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00:26:30.120 Sir, how do people get to you
00:26:31.240 over the weekend
00:26:31.720 and get to your site?
00:26:33.200 Absolutely.
00:26:33.740 It's revolver.news.
00:26:35.160 There's an absolute feast.
00:26:36.920 We've got Ukraine there.
00:26:38.240 We've got absolute savage peace
00:26:40.500 on Paul Ryan.
00:26:41.400 And the best analysis
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00:26:45.380 the thing we've been pushing for
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00:26:48.140 the best analysis,
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00:26:52.080 Have a feast this Friday night
00:26:53.780 at Revolver News.
00:26:56.740 Darren Beattie, great work.
00:26:58.880 Thank you so much
00:26:59.460 for hanging out with us.
00:27:00.780 Thank you.
00:27:01.740 Okay.
00:27:02.720 We're coming back shortly.
00:27:04.160 We've got Joe Allen.
00:27:05.180 We might have a couple
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00:31:33.480 War Room Battleground
00:31:34.900 with Stephen K.
00:31:35.960 Bannon.
00:31:39.320 Okay, welcome back.
00:31:40.780 I've got Joe Allen
00:31:42.060 because we have
00:31:42.540 some breaking news.
00:31:43.420 The Financial Times
00:31:44.400 is now all over.
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00:31:46.480 Artificial intelligence
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00:31:49.420 refer back to the
00:31:50.140 FT or the Economist,
00:31:51.100 these are the
00:31:51.840 newspaper and the
00:31:52.640 magazine that
00:31:53.260 decision makers
00:31:54.000 throughout the world
00:31:55.160 read.
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00:31:57.540 always months and
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00:32:02.340 to the world.
00:32:03.360 Joe Allen's going to
00:32:03.960 join us in a minute,
00:32:04.640 but we've got to go.
00:32:05.260 We've got breaking
00:32:05.760 news here.
00:32:06.360 We've got the Mike
00:32:07.420 Lindell from Dana Point.
00:32:10.400 Mike, give us your
00:32:11.240 assessment.
00:32:12.660 I'll be blunt.
00:32:14.300 Your beloved audience
00:32:16.020 here at the War Room
00:32:18.600 on both shows,
00:32:20.580 not just on Lindell TV,
00:32:22.220 but they're so furious.
00:32:25.600 We've had a great show.
00:32:26.500 We went to Darien Gap
00:32:27.460 with Ben Berkbaum
00:32:28.320 and Oscar Lou Ramirez.
00:32:29.840 I've just had Darren
00:32:30.620 Beattie on from Revolver
00:32:32.300 doing an analysis of
00:32:33.660 Paul Ryan.
00:32:34.200 I've got Joe Allen
00:32:34.960 on our official
00:32:35.660 intelligence.
00:32:36.160 We've had an amazing
00:32:36.940 show, and I can tell
00:32:38.340 you in the chat rooms,
00:32:39.400 they're going to go back
00:32:40.960 and watch the show
00:32:41.740 later.
00:32:43.300 They're furious.
00:32:45.180 They're absolutely
00:32:45.700 furious, and they really
00:32:48.160 like Carmeet, but you're
00:32:49.380 their guy, and what I
00:32:52.180 think got them most
00:32:53.000 furious is Ronna goes,
00:32:55.980 grassroots, we've heard
00:32:57.140 you, we've heard you,
00:32:58.460 and I'll be blunt.
00:33:00.360 They're not buying it,
00:33:01.080 sir.
00:33:01.660 Mike Lindell.
00:33:02.560 Well, first of all,
00:33:03.920 everybody, I'm out of
00:33:04.820 the suit for the first
00:33:05.780 time in five days, so I'm
00:33:08.020 relaxing a little bit
00:33:08.960 here, but I did so much
00:33:11.460 media afterwards.
00:33:12.460 You guys, this is going
00:33:14.940 to be better.
00:33:16.000 We're going to come out
00:33:16.780 of this, and coming out
00:33:17.780 of this, it's going to be
00:33:18.600 better.
00:33:18.920 I want to give somebody
00:33:19.680 some hope out there.
00:33:22.160 When all you guys
00:33:23.380 voted, when you did the
00:33:24.580 Rasmussen report yesterday,
00:33:26.220 and I almost doubled both
00:33:27.740 of them combined, the
00:33:29.460 media was put on guard
00:33:30.720 going, hey, you can't
00:33:32.720 take it, if those 168
00:33:34.740 don't listen to what the
00:33:36.080 people want, here we go
00:33:37.900 again, and they did it
00:33:39.700 again.
00:33:40.040 But, Ronna made a, she
00:33:43.060 did one thing, Steve, it
00:33:45.340 was on your show amongst
00:33:46.620 others, she said, if I
00:33:48.960 win, I'm looking forward
00:33:50.440 to working with Mike
00:33:51.640 Lindell.
00:33:52.900 Well, I'll tell you what,
00:33:54.260 everybody, we're going to
00:33:56.240 hold her to that promise.
00:33:57.860 I have learned more in four
00:33:59.460 days of the problems
00:34:02.100 within the RNC, but they've
00:34:04.160 also learned from me what
00:34:06.580 the biggest problem this
00:34:07.840 country faces, and that's
00:34:09.760 our election platforms,
00:34:11.820 and getting rid of
00:34:12.800 electronic voting machines
00:34:14.400 and getting paper ballots
00:34:15.760 hand-counted, getting our
00:34:17.740 elections back.
00:34:18.860 Steve, the Daily Mail
00:34:19.960 interviewed me, huge, they
00:34:21.640 had all these cameras
00:34:22.560 today, but the Daily Mail,
00:34:24.180 and he starts in, and I
00:34:25.360 said, you know what, you
00:34:26.480 guys have hand-counted
00:34:27.560 paper ballots over in the
00:34:28.760 UK, how does that work
00:34:29.700 out for you?
00:34:30.500 You know what he said?
00:34:31.580 He goes, yeah, I can't
00:34:32.460 believe that you guys don't
00:34:33.380 have that here.
00:34:33.920 Why do you think that is,
00:34:35.160 Mike?
00:34:36.020 I said, I don't know
00:34:37.300 because a few people like
00:34:38.760 Brad Rassenberger, Robin
00:34:40.140 Voss in Wisconsin, the
00:34:41.580 Republicans have pushed
00:34:42.780 back on getting rid of
00:34:43.860 them, and all the news
00:34:45.060 outlets, I'll tell you,
00:34:47.200 but you know what, Steve,
00:34:48.640 Fox News had me on, but
00:34:49.860 they wouldn't have me on
00:34:50.700 for an interview.
00:34:51.760 I went up there and said,
00:34:52.820 yes, I'm here for my
00:34:53.700 interview, and the Fox News
00:34:55.260 guy goes, Mike, you know
00:34:56.420 I can't have you on, you
00:34:58.520 know, but anyway, everybody,
00:35:01.240 we're just going to hold
00:35:02.680 them accountable now
00:35:03.620 because I know there's
00:35:05.560 things I could say right
00:35:06.640 now, Steve, I could fill
00:35:07.640 up your whole show with
00:35:09.200 what things that I
00:35:10.600 couldn't even believe.
00:35:11.460 I'm going, really?
00:35:12.780 Really?
00:35:13.780 I bring up Data Trust,
00:35:15.400 and I bring up Wynn Red
00:35:16.820 to a guy, and he goes,
00:35:18.140 I'm the guy that sits on
00:35:19.260 the board, both boards.
00:35:20.540 I'm going, okay.
00:35:21.920 So we had an hour
00:35:22.680 conversation, you know.
00:35:24.520 I got to know all these
00:35:25.920 people.
00:35:26.560 We're going to hold them
00:35:27.320 accountable.
00:35:27.980 We're going to be going
00:35:28.580 to their states, everybody,
00:35:29.820 and so, but I guess
00:35:33.120 it's in their court right
00:35:34.460 now.
00:35:34.720 I hope Ronna would reach
00:35:35.800 out and say, okay, Mike,
00:35:37.360 here's a platform for you.
00:35:38.680 Here you go ahead and do
00:35:39.560 this for the grassroots
00:35:40.840 because-
00:35:41.440 Whoa, hang on.
00:35:42.280 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
00:35:43.220 whoa.
00:35:43.980 You, would you accept,
00:35:46.260 and why would we not force
00:35:47.740 this, that you would have
00:35:48.720 to be the head of the
00:35:51.220 election integrity committee
00:35:53.480 or subcommittee, whatever,
00:35:54.780 because quite frankly, the
00:35:55.700 gap of the day in these
00:35:56.480 reports, and let me be
00:35:57.620 blunt, it looked like a,
00:36:01.240 you know, a garden party
00:36:03.640 from the 1940s with, oh,
00:36:06.120 let's have Miss Bessie over
00:36:07.580 here.
00:36:08.080 It was, it was
00:36:08.900 embarrassing.
00:36:09.620 It was embarrassing to
00:36:10.840 sit there and think that a
00:36:12.420 group that raised $1.5
00:36:13.860 billion, I got to tell you,
00:36:15.040 Mike, as much as people
00:36:16.720 love you, I don't see them
00:36:18.640 giving any money to the
00:36:19.580 RNC.
00:36:20.820 And they're going to have
00:36:22.120 to be shown that someone
00:36:23.900 like you is actually in
00:36:25.020 charge of, the thing on
00:36:26.120 voter integrity, they gave
00:36:27.200 this thing that you would
00:36:28.420 think that it was like
00:36:29.240 three minutes long, you
00:36:30.140 heard it, it was like
00:36:31.360 everything was fine.
00:36:32.440 We've won all these
00:36:33.140 victories, and we've
00:36:34.260 changed all these laws,
00:36:35.720 and everything's fine.
00:36:37.120 It's like, it was so,
00:36:37.960 every report was so
00:36:39.140 detached from reality.
00:36:40.440 I'm just sitting there,
00:36:41.200 we were doing two live
00:36:42.180 chats on Getter
00:36:42.960 simultaneously.
00:36:44.140 We had Grace Chung
00:36:44.920 and one, I think Nicole
00:36:45.920 O'Grady running the
00:36:47.580 other, and, you know,
00:36:49.080 there were 10,000 on each
00:36:50.620 one.
00:36:51.360 I'm jumping back and
00:36:52.380 forth, because one's got
00:36:53.240 the C-SPAN feed, and
00:36:55.980 the other's got, I think,
00:36:57.460 Grace's feed herself or
00:36:58.840 Nicole's, and of the 10,000
00:37:01.260 we had in each one,
00:37:02.300 everybody's livid.
00:37:03.340 And they're sitting there
00:37:03.900 going, I can't believe
00:37:04.640 this amateurish.
00:37:05.600 And, I mean, you saw it.
00:37:06.720 What was your assessment?
00:37:07.760 Because that gives me what
00:37:09.240 the problem is.
00:37:10.280 There's nothing there.
00:37:11.260 I was in the back by the
00:37:13.360 media, and Harmeet went
00:37:14.920 right out there in the
00:37:15.720 media and said the same
00:37:16.840 thing about election
00:37:18.220 integrity, the weak world.
00:37:20.100 Remember, she was a part of
00:37:21.380 pulling out of Arizona and
00:37:22.860 going to it on the advice
00:37:24.260 of Harmeet and others to
00:37:25.800 leave Terry Lincoln
00:37:26.660 stranded there.
00:37:27.940 So, you know what?
00:37:29.320 They don't know it.
00:37:30.200 When you use the word
00:37:31.000 election integrity, how
00:37:32.760 about you come out strong
00:37:33.920 with election crime?
00:37:35.720 We've got to get our,
00:37:37.120 we've got to get, we're a
00:37:38.000 lawless nation when it
00:37:39.140 comes to our elections
00:37:40.080 right now.
00:37:40.840 It was weak, it was
00:37:42.540 disgusting, it was
00:37:43.500 embarrassing that you're
00:37:44.940 using a word like
00:37:45.860 election integrity.
00:37:46.860 We've got this committee
00:37:47.900 now.
00:37:48.800 You're going to do a
00:37:49.480 committee or, you know,
00:37:50.900 a committee, when we
00:37:52.800 got, we're two years
00:37:53.680 ahead here at the,
00:37:55.000 everybody here at the
00:37:56.100 war room, everybody here
00:37:57.360 at the, at the
00:37:58.520 grassroots level, we're
00:37:59.900 the ones out there
00:38:00.720 doing the lawsuits and
00:38:01.820 doing the canvassing and
00:38:02.840 doing all these things.
00:38:04.140 We're the ones that have
00:38:04.860 been out there and we're
00:38:05.460 the ones that wanted to
00:38:06.780 wake up the RNC and
00:38:08.120 we'll tell you what
00:38:08.900 election integrity means.
00:38:10.480 You don't even know what
00:38:11.460 it means if you're saying
00:38:12.520 we're going to bring in a
00:38:13.580 committee who we've
00:38:15.260 forgotten more about
00:38:16.140 election crime, Steve,
00:38:17.300 than they'll ever learn
00:38:18.360 or ever know.
00:38:20.680 So how, when are you,
00:38:21.480 when are you going to be
00:38:22.340 named the chairman of the
00:38:23.920 election crimes committee?
00:38:25.640 Cause that's what people
00:38:26.260 want to, the accountability
00:38:27.380 I think starts with Mike
00:38:28.860 Lindell having a major
00:38:29.880 role.
00:38:30.840 Yeah.
00:38:31.360 They, I really believe that
00:38:32.940 we got to hold Ron
00:38:33.780 accountable to be, to do
00:38:35.460 that.
00:38:35.740 This is what I want to do.
00:38:36.940 I want to come in there
00:38:37.860 and they get behind when
00:38:39.280 you have, we have to do
00:38:40.840 this, everybody.
00:38:41.540 We're going to lose our
00:38:42.220 country.
00:38:43.100 Hang on, hang on.
00:38:44.360 Hang on.
00:38:45.040 Slow, slow down.
00:38:45.980 You agree with me.
00:38:46.980 I just want to, I don't
00:38:47.740 want to put words in your
00:38:48.440 mouth, but you would
00:38:49.300 agree that if you're not
00:38:51.060 brought in at a senior
00:38:52.020 position, you're the number
00:38:53.820 one guy in the country on
00:38:55.460 election crimes.
00:38:56.300 The number one, there is
00:38:57.160 no number two.
00:38:57.940 You're, you, you know more
00:38:58.840 about this than even
00:38:59.540 president Trump.
00:39:00.640 You've been all over the
00:39:01.580 country.
00:39:01.940 You put 30 or $40 million
00:39:03.120 of your own money to work
00:39:05.540 here.
00:39:06.200 If they don't bring you in
00:39:08.180 to chair the elections
00:39:10.340 crimes commission, however you
00:39:12.180 want to call it, uh, how
00:39:13.940 you would say that that
00:39:15.440 would be a great indicator
00:39:16.440 that they didn't actually
00:39:17.760 hear the grassroots, you
00:39:19.140 would agree with that?
00:39:19.920 A hundred percent.
00:39:21.840 If when Rana said she
00:39:23.100 would work, she would do a
00:39:24.420 grassroots to her, but she
00:39:25.920 also said, I'm looking
00:39:27.420 forward to working with
00:39:28.300 Mike Lindell.
00:39:29.260 Steve, what do you work?
00:39:30.380 What do you think I've been
00:39:31.260 working on for two years?
00:39:32.620 So this is a wake up call
00:39:33.960 to them.
00:39:34.700 You better wake up.
00:39:35.560 I better get that phone
00:39:36.600 call because we have to
00:39:38.400 see when you say, I know
00:39:39.840 about all the states.
00:39:41.060 Do you know, I went to all
00:39:42.080 these one 68.
00:39:43.040 We talked about each state.
00:39:45.260 They couldn't believe the
00:39:46.280 knowledge I had within each
00:39:47.600 state.
00:39:48.080 We go to Alabama.
00:39:49.160 I go, Alabama, do you know
00:39:50.520 your, you guys just dropped
00:39:52.020 Eric, the most corrupt one of
00:39:53.420 the systems ever.
00:39:54.620 I want to do an example really
00:39:56.360 quick.
00:39:57.280 Here's what I explained to
00:39:58.600 them.
00:39:59.180 All of them.
00:40:00.080 I said, you guys, when you
00:40:01.620 had 90% of your Google,
00:40:03.580 crooked Google every month
00:40:05.340 when you were fundraising,
00:40:06.640 send 90% of your Gmails into
00:40:08.620 spam.
00:40:09.060 I said, that was done with
00:40:11.440 the computer.
00:40:12.600 Google did that to you.
00:40:14.080 And you guys, Ronna had to
00:40:15.520 argue with the lawyers even
00:40:16.800 to go after Google, but you
00:40:18.520 attacked it and you're still
00:40:19.700 in a lawsuit.
00:40:20.340 They bragged about it, Steve.
00:40:21.680 It went the computer, but you
00:40:24.120 guys don't address the ball
00:40:25.860 field, the football field.
00:40:27.460 You're playing your elections
00:40:28.640 on when the Democrats are like
00:40:30.440 this and you got going uphill
00:40:32.400 and you're not going to get to
00:40:33.560 the top of that hill because
00:40:34.720 of a press of a computer.
00:40:36.040 And you don't want to look at
00:40:37.320 that.
00:40:37.560 They all got that, Steve.
00:40:39.500 They all go, yeah, why
00:40:40.340 wouldn't we do this, right?
00:40:41.820 Look, I've had the great
00:40:45.300 honor of getting to know you
00:40:46.500 as a businessman because
00:40:47.540 you're a sponsor and we have
00:40:49.080 a deal with you that we help
00:40:51.460 market the product.
00:40:53.400 And I'm glad to report that
00:40:54.460 Bed Bath & Beyond, as I put up
00:40:55.960 on Getter yesterday, is going
00:40:57.180 into bankruptcy and I think
00:40:58.440 they ought to go into
00:40:58.900 liquidation and their business
00:41:00.700 only fell off.
00:41:01.700 I know it's not coincidence or
00:41:04.420 maybe it's not total
00:41:05.080 correlation.
00:41:06.040 Correlation is not causation.
00:41:07.560 Right.
00:41:08.000 But the time they moved
00:41:09.280 your pillows out, next thing
00:41:10.780 you know, they're going
00:41:11.320 bankruptcy.
00:41:12.000 I'm just putting that out
00:41:12.920 there.
00:41:13.640 I can tell people that Mike
00:41:14.800 Lindell is an incredibly
00:41:16.700 smart business guy.
00:41:17.700 Oh, my God.
00:41:18.480 There she is.
00:41:19.360 Hey, there she is.
00:41:20.260 They're walking across the
00:41:21.260 lawn here.
00:41:21.760 They're walking across the
00:41:22.900 lawn.
00:41:23.700 And I said, wait a minute,
00:41:24.660 is that Mike Lindell here?
00:41:27.000 I said, it sounds like he's
00:41:28.040 coming to our college.
00:41:29.120 Ask her, Carrie Lake, what is
00:41:33.120 your assessment of what went
00:41:34.900 on today at the RNC?
00:41:36.440 Well, I mean, everybody knows
00:41:37.940 that Mike Lindell has been a
00:41:40.380 friend for a long time.
00:41:41.520 There's nobody in this country
00:41:42.800 who cares more about election
00:41:44.400 integrity than this man.
00:41:46.060 And so I obviously was rooting
00:41:47.340 for a change.
00:41:48.360 I was saying ABR, anybody but
00:41:50.500 Rana.
00:41:51.080 And of course, I would love to
00:41:52.380 see Mike lead the party.
00:41:54.280 And I was also rooting for
00:41:55.340 Harmeet.
00:41:55.860 I just feel the time was right
00:41:57.560 for a change.
00:41:58.840 Obviously, it didn't work for
00:41:59.840 us.
00:42:00.560 And we know that they counted
00:42:01.940 the ballots by hand, right?
00:42:04.820 I told the media, Steve, I
00:42:06.240 said, are you going to accept
00:42:07.260 this election?
00:42:08.860 I said, absolutely.
00:42:09.780 There's no machines.
00:42:10.720 There's no machines.
00:42:11.600 So they counted it by hand.
00:42:13.100 Rana won.
00:42:13.920 And what I hope happens, Steve,
00:42:15.960 is that Rana heard the message
00:42:17.860 from the grassroots.
00:42:18.860 It's so important.
00:42:19.660 We can't save this country
00:42:20.860 unless we listen to the
00:42:22.260 grassroots.
00:42:22.660 And I hope that there is
00:42:24.620 a change.
00:42:24.720 And the grassroots want me
00:42:25.960 in charge of the American
00:42:27.220 Hang on.
00:42:28.220 Yeah.
00:42:29.020 If we don't see, I'm going to
00:42:30.100 get to that in a second.
00:42:30.820 But you were, let me be
00:42:33.020 blunt.
00:42:33.640 Were you abandoned by the
00:42:34.960 RNC in your historic fight,
00:42:36.920 which you're still going to
00:42:37.640 win?
00:42:37.800 You are the legitimate
00:42:38.700 governor of Arizona.
00:42:40.920 Of that, there is no doubt.
00:42:42.700 You know, I've read the
00:42:43.440 briefings.
00:42:43.920 I've read the court case.
00:42:44.940 There's obviously, where
00:42:45.940 were they for you?
00:42:46.780 But here's the question.
00:42:48.260 Where's the one?
00:42:48.940 I saw that thing today.
00:42:50.000 That meeting was a joke.
00:42:51.920 And it was so unimpressive.
00:42:53.580 It was, I was kind of
00:42:54.440 embarrassed that the media
00:42:56.100 was there watching that
00:42:57.080 because it looked like a
00:42:57.840 garden club from like the
00:42:58.860 1940s that, you know,
00:43:01.260 about the lemonade sale.
00:43:03.280 But where did the $1.5
00:43:05.300 billion go?
00:43:06.300 Please tell me, Carrie
00:43:07.220 Lake, where the $1.5, they
00:43:08.740 raised, they bragged about
00:43:09.960 it.
00:43:10.040 They'd raised $1.5 billion.
00:43:12.180 Can you please tell me, ma'am,
00:43:13.980 where you, do you have any
00:43:15.200 idea where that money went?
00:43:16.900 Over the course of the past
00:43:17.960 couple of days, and I don't,
00:43:19.660 haven't verified this, but I've
00:43:20.760 heard that they raised a couple
00:43:22.360 hundred million for election
00:43:24.160 integrity.
00:43:25.180 We are asking the RNC to help
00:43:28.140 us pay for some of our legal
00:43:29.300 bills.
00:43:29.900 We haven't had them do that
00:43:31.320 yet.
00:43:31.580 They've said they would help a
00:43:32.840 little bit.
00:43:33.640 And we're hoping that they
00:43:34.540 actually do that.
00:43:35.460 Hold on, let me turn my phone
00:43:36.360 off.
00:43:37.180 And so we'll see what happens.
00:43:39.440 But the people are interested in
00:43:41.260 election integrity.
00:43:42.040 They know that our country's
00:43:43.580 gone.
00:43:44.080 It's over.
00:43:44.880 It's kaput if we don't have
00:43:46.780 honest elections.
00:43:48.160 And that's why I...
00:43:49.260 Carrie Lake, Carrie Lake,
00:43:50.640 hang on, hang on, hang on.
00:43:51.620 If she says she's heard the
00:43:55.020 grassroots, she says, I've
00:43:56.560 heard the grassroots, it's been
00:43:57.680 very tough, I've heard the
00:43:58.480 grassroots, is a minimum of
00:44:01.820 that hearing making Mike
00:44:03.600 Lindell head of the Election
00:44:05.920 Crimes Commission to get to
00:44:08.020 the bottom of this before we
00:44:09.880 get into the...
00:44:10.660 Absolutely.
00:44:11.100 I did watch today.
00:44:12.860 That's a minimum.
00:44:14.240 That's a minimum.
00:44:15.060 She called Mike up and she
00:44:16.280 called Harmeet up and said, I
00:44:17.360 want you guys involved.
00:44:19.260 And wherever Mike wants to
00:44:20.420 serve, I mean, bless this man.
00:44:22.820 He's done so much.
00:44:23.540 One place, election, crime,
00:44:25.460 election.
00:44:26.360 We have all the info.
00:44:28.380 Here it is.
00:44:28.880 Let's go for it.
00:44:29.660 Yeah.
00:44:30.380 And I hope that Ronald will
00:44:31.400 listen.
00:44:32.160 I hope that we can...
00:44:33.040 Well, I'm going to correct
00:44:34.340 some here, Carrie, because I
00:44:35.500 haven't got to tell you this.
00:44:37.040 Harmeet is part of that, too.
00:44:38.720 She's a lawyer that's in there.
00:44:40.720 And I talked to her and she is
00:44:42.720 not as far as over there.
00:44:44.460 We have to pull her into and
00:44:45.940 think, this is election crime.
00:44:47.900 You have to have the courage to
00:44:49.280 take it on.
00:44:49.980 Because she did abandon you in
00:44:51.960 Arizona.
00:44:53.140 Well, the only person who has not
00:44:56.900 abandoned you...
00:44:57.360 Hang on.
00:44:58.080 I don't want to make it about
00:45:00.040 Harmeet.
00:45:00.480 Hang on.
00:45:01.700 But if you read these briefings,
00:45:04.200 Carrie Lake, the governorship of
00:45:06.520 Arizona was stolen from you and the
00:45:08.840 people of Arizona, not just MAGA and
00:45:10.900 not just your supporters.
00:45:12.200 That election was stolen.
00:45:14.240 Where is the RNC today, at this
00:45:16.860 minute, as you go into appellate
00:45:18.540 court?
00:45:18.720 Because this fight's only going to
00:45:20.300 get nastier in Arizona.
00:45:22.260 Sadly, I wish they were sitting here
00:45:24.040 with Mike and I saying, this is our
00:45:26.280 number one priority.
00:45:27.160 It is the issue of our moment.
00:45:28.580 And they're not here.
00:45:30.120 And here's the problem.
00:45:32.720 Unfortunately, Rana, who I've never
00:45:34.260 even met in person, is going out on
00:45:36.880 national television doing interviews,
00:45:39.060 attacking me.
00:45:39.780 When she is hit with the legitimate
00:45:43.000 concern of, Rana, you haven't been
00:45:45.000 winning elections for us, her
00:45:46.920 response is, we have terrible
00:45:48.320 candidates, and then she throws my
00:45:49.920 name into it.
00:45:51.040 And I say, we ran an incredible
00:45:52.520 campaign.
00:45:53.240 It was about we, the people.
00:45:54.320 It wasn't about me.
00:45:55.080 It was about us.
00:45:56.220 It was about we, the people.
00:45:57.920 And because she doesn't want to take
00:46:00.020 any of the blame, she throws it at
00:46:02.400 people like me and Blake, who work so
00:46:05.140 hard, citizen politicians, and attacks
00:46:07.400 us.
00:46:07.680 And I hope that she will change her
00:46:09.000 ways, because that's not going to win
00:46:10.180 over anybody.
00:46:10.520 Well, and I want to say this, Steve.
00:46:12.700 This is what I said, you know, with
00:46:14.300 Harmeet, and all the 168, I spent four
00:46:18.080 days here talking to them about the
00:46:20.560 biggest platform.
00:46:21.500 If you're not on a fair playing field,
00:46:24.300 and some of them don't even believe
00:46:25.540 there was election crime, they believe
00:46:27.540 that you were, some of them said, oh,
00:46:29.480 Kerry wasn't the right candidate.
00:46:31.180 She should have did this.
00:46:32.320 One of them said specifically, I said, no,
00:46:34.500 it's one of the best candidates we ever
00:46:35.960 had.
00:46:36.460 And I said, what do they all have in
00:46:38.200 common, that a Kerry Lake, a Finn
00:46:40.220 Shum, a Tim Marchand, a Christina
00:46:42.860 Crump, all were going to take care of
00:46:44.580 our election platforms, and they were
00:46:46.480 taken from.
00:46:47.160 They didn't want these people in.
00:46:48.480 And that scares the consultant class of
00:46:50.960 the Republican Party, because I didn't
00:46:53.140 hire those people, Steve.
00:46:54.300 You know that.
00:46:54.900 I didn't bring in the Washington
00:46:56.000 consultants.
00:46:57.160 I knew that people in Washington, D.C.
00:46:59.360 have no idea what the people of
00:47:01.400 Arizona truly want.
00:47:02.740 And they're offended by people like
00:47:04.240 We're not beholden to them.
00:47:06.360 Ronna McDaniel has not, you've been
00:47:09.400 there for three days, Ronna McDaniel
00:47:10.780 has not pulled you aside and say, let's
00:47:12.520 have a cup of coffee and spend five
00:47:13.960 minutes together.
00:47:14.660 Have you guys spent any time with each
00:47:16.160 other one-on-one?
00:47:18.040 No, we haven't, unfortunately.
00:47:20.140 And you know what?
00:47:20.800 I do want to reach out to her, because
00:47:22.440 here's what's going on.
00:47:23.840 And I know that this might not be the
00:47:25.640 popular view.
00:47:27.180 Ronna won.
00:47:28.600 Full stop.
00:47:29.120 Full stop.
00:47:29.760 Hang on, full stop.
00:47:30.540 You shouldn't have to reach out to
00:47:34.260 Ronna McDaniel.
00:47:35.360 You're the frickin' governor of Arizona.
00:47:37.540 You just won an incredibly tough race
00:47:39.580 because you stood for policies that
00:47:41.800 MAGA stands for.
00:47:42.600 She should be blowing your phone up
00:47:44.280 every day.
00:47:45.140 Can I get five minutes?
00:47:46.320 Got my number.
00:47:46.840 This is outrageous.
00:47:48.380 But here's what I'm willing to do.
00:47:50.080 I'm willing to meet with her and say,
00:47:52.540 let's move forward, because this next
00:47:54.780 election, if we do not get President
00:47:56.760 Donald Trump back in the White
00:47:57.980 House, I don't know how much longer we
00:47:59.980 can last.
00:48:01.160 I think our republic is in peril.
00:48:03.400 I will do everything in my power.
00:48:05.520 If that means I campaign across the
00:48:07.600 country, whatever it means, I want to
00:48:09.040 get President Trump in, because I want
00:48:10.360 my children to have a future.
00:48:11.540 But hang on, hang on, hang on.
00:48:13.920 If we don't get you in Arizona, if we
00:48:15.720 don't get you in Arizona now, I'm not
00:48:17.200 going to show we have sovereignty.
00:48:18.840 That's right.
00:48:19.500 That's my number one.
00:48:20.940 Katie Hobbs, in your election and your
00:48:25.780 trial and with this evidence is
00:48:27.800 everything.
00:48:28.240 And you heard Wendy Rogers brought
00:48:29.920 this stuff with the signature
00:48:31.340 verification.
00:48:32.180 It should have been in the trial in the
00:48:33.040 first place.
00:48:33.580 Arizona is everything.
00:48:34.760 To me, there's no tomorrow unless we
00:48:37.460 get this thing turned around in
00:48:38.540 Arizona.
00:48:39.260 Kerry Lake.
00:48:39.600 Well, my number one, my plan A is to
00:48:42.880 win our election.
00:48:43.760 We have all of the evidence right here
00:48:45.760 in front of us.
00:48:46.580 It is ironclad.
00:48:48.500 We have the law.
00:48:49.900 And we've really painted these judges
00:48:51.580 into a corner.
00:48:52.640 They have to look at the evidence and
00:48:54.120 they have to apply the law.
00:48:55.240 And if they don't, their reputation
00:48:57.280 is gone.
00:48:58.220 And so hopefully they do the right
00:48:59.780 thing.
00:49:00.100 Hopefully they love this country enough
00:49:01.400 and I pray that they will do the
00:49:02.520 right thing.
00:49:03.420 But I will do.
00:49:04.300 And as I'm working our court case, and
00:49:06.440 I know Mike is fighting as well, I'm
00:49:08.420 also going to fight for President
00:49:09.760 Donald J.
00:49:10.400 Trump because I believe we need him
00:49:11.900 back in office to save this country.
00:49:17.340 Before I go, I just want to say I want
00:49:19.380 to say one thing.
00:49:21.060 And Kerry, because you're always
00:49:22.380 perfectly turned out.
00:49:23.580 You always show up.
00:49:24.400 You're camera ready.
00:49:25.120 Except for right now.
00:49:25.620 It's the first time I've ever had.
00:49:27.300 It's the first.
00:49:27.860 No, you're camera ready.
00:49:28.760 Hold it.
00:49:29.000 You're camera ready.
00:49:29.680 This is the first time in the history
00:49:31.240 of the war room that Mike Lindell,
00:49:33.480 it's like President Trump.
00:49:34.480 Mike Lindell has ever been on the war
00:49:36.080 room without the tie, the jacket,
00:49:39.200 you know, properly turned out as a
00:49:40.460 businessman he is.
00:49:41.540 Let me tell you.
00:49:42.200 But Mike, I just got, Mike, I just
00:49:43.360 got to get.
00:49:44.220 Go ahead.
00:49:44.880 I heard him.
00:49:45.580 We're walking across the lawn.
00:49:46.860 I hear somebody being very loud.
00:49:48.720 I go, it sounds like somebody's
00:49:50.260 arguing politics.
00:49:51.740 We better go break it up.
00:49:53.080 And then I looked over and I saw
00:49:54.380 the flannel shirt and I said,
00:49:55.780 that's Mike.
00:49:56.680 Now, he only wears a suit.
00:49:59.200 Only when we got right up to him
00:50:00.780 did we realize it was Mike.
00:50:02.100 And that's when I jumped into the
00:50:03.420 afternoon.
00:50:03.580 Hold it.
00:50:05.260 I realize the evenings in Southern
00:50:06.920 California, you're in one of the
00:50:08.020 most beautiful resorts in
00:50:09.460 California.
00:50:10.700 Mike, I know you're a you're you're
00:50:12.880 an outdoorsman from Minnesota,
00:50:14.200 Minnesota, but the lumberjack shirt
00:50:16.260 is maybe not the casual.
00:50:18.580 The casual.
00:50:19.740 That's all.
00:50:20.460 Steve, I got down here and all I
00:50:22.660 had was suits and ties.
00:50:24.200 I bought them to the gift shop.
00:50:25.740 I can't believe they had a
00:50:26.860 Minnesota shirt in the gift shop.
00:50:29.160 It's beautiful.
00:50:31.020 You know what?
00:50:31.800 I just had an idea.
00:50:33.180 My pillows, my slippers, my coffee
00:50:35.640 and my flannel.
00:50:36.480 You need to start with my flannel.
00:50:38.180 My flannel.
00:50:38.540 By the way, I'm going to announce
00:50:39.940 a big announcement coming up.
00:50:41.540 Steve, you know that my pillow
00:50:42.820 2.0, we're going to announce it
00:50:44.340 on the war room next week.
00:50:45.660 And we're going to bring her
00:50:46.980 or carry real quickly.
00:50:48.540 I need everybody to know from
00:50:50.260 you.
00:50:50.780 This is huge.
00:50:51.520 And we're actually going to have
00:50:52.320 coverage.
00:50:53.020 The war room is going to be out
00:50:54.100 there with the crew.
00:50:55.200 Tell us about the event on Sunday,
00:50:56.560 ma'am.
00:50:56.920 We're having a rally on Sunday.
00:50:58.600 We want we know that the people
00:51:00.280 are with us and not just the
00:51:01.460 people of Arizona, the people of
00:51:02.660 America.
00:51:03.060 And frankly, Steve, I know this
00:51:04.620 might be shocking.
00:51:05.320 Maybe not to your to your folks
00:51:07.340 that are watching you and war
00:51:08.720 room fans.
00:51:09.360 The people in the world are
00:51:10.320 watching what's happening in
00:51:11.320 Arizona.
00:51:11.720 And so we're bringing a rally
00:51:14.020 together to get everybody
00:51:15.400 focused in on what's happening
00:51:17.520 in our case, because the fake
00:51:18.520 news won't cover it fairly.
00:51:19.660 We're going to update them.
00:51:20.820 We're going to tell them where
00:51:21.600 this is going and bring back
00:51:24.060 that energy that we need so
00:51:26.000 badly.
00:51:26.860 And we're going to start praying
00:51:27.980 for the judges and praying for
00:51:29.240 the people involved.
00:51:30.060 Is Fox going to show up?
00:51:31.560 Is that right?
00:51:34.160 He's a comedian now.
00:51:35.860 I don't know.
00:51:36.720 We did get 30.
00:51:38.400 That's what we should pray for
00:51:39.420 Fox to show up to.
00:51:40.940 We had 33 people in the media
00:51:42.680 reach out.
00:51:43.340 I just bumped into some people
00:51:44.640 from the Daily Mail out of the
00:51:46.960 UK.
00:51:48.060 And I said, I hope you guys
00:51:49.420 will cover this fairly because
00:51:50.860 we're going to talk about Sunday
00:51:52.300 is really important.
00:51:55.340 What's your website that people
00:51:56.540 can go to and find out more?
00:51:57.520 We're going to be back on a more
00:51:58.520 live at 10 a.m.
00:51:59.600 Right here in the war room.
00:52:02.860 SaveArizonaFund.com.
00:52:04.160 And I find it humorous that the
00:52:06.200 left wing media is trying to say,
00:52:08.200 oh, my gosh, they're grifters,
00:52:09.340 all of that.
00:52:10.020 You know, we really rarely ask
00:52:11.320 for money.
00:52:11.880 If you want to help with our
00:52:12.760 court case and help with our
00:52:13.840 legal fees, we appreciate that.
00:52:16.000 What the left should do if they're
00:52:17.280 really worried about accounting
00:52:19.340 is they should start looking at
00:52:20.580 the Democrats who've laundered
00:52:22.400 money through FTX to pay for
00:52:24.380 the Democrat policy.
00:52:26.820 We have to bounce.
00:52:27.920 Mike Lindell, I'll talk to you.
00:52:28.820 Hopefully I'll get you on
00:52:29.420 tomorrow morning.
00:52:30.720 Mike Lindell show next on Lindell TV.
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