Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 253： Weaponization Of The Justice Department

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

00:00:19.780 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:27.540 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:33.320 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:38.400 that's why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:42.160 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:49.280 stephen k bannon okay let's be blunt there's not a bigger battleground than big tech right now and

00:00:56.380 you see this on the financial side you see it in this the the bank failures uh you're seeing it in

00:01:01.980 uh in in everything if you're watching any of these committee hearings it's it's it's one big tech

00:01:06.840 working with government non-stop you couldn't have watched the taibi hearings over at the

00:01:12.200 weaponization not be shocked it's wednesday 15 march year of early 2023 it is the ides of march want to

00:01:18.100 thank all the team that put together that great cold open today that went through all the um what

00:01:23.480 happened to caesar what caesar had had done and what happened to him which i thought was quite

00:01:27.980 powerful remember our founding fathers revolutionary generation was absolutely obsessed by the roman

00:01:33.680 republic for good reasons our government is kind of um the foundational elements is the roman republic

00:01:39.380 mike davis um you've dedicated your life to you know davis could go out and make big bucks but he's

00:01:44.840 out there hammering all the time on tech and here's what i don't get and look i i think very highly

00:01:50.800 of jim jordan and the world and that's what's so confusing about this because he's always come

00:01:54.760 across to me as a fighter i know the audience does too there's something not right here and it's one

00:02:00.080 of these things like the ukraine i can't quite figure it out but once i figured i got it is it

00:02:04.040 because big tech's got so much cash all the lobbyists they put so much weight and quite frankly

00:02:10.500 intimidate people if you go up against them you're not going to get a great job particularly if you're a

00:02:14.240 lawyer you're not going to get hired by a big firm you're known as having the mark of cane on you

00:02:18.660 is it part of it the chinese communist party which is so infested in the sequoia and in silicon valley

00:02:24.200 and adventure cabin i'm not saying people on these committees are are had influence but there's got to

00:02:31.460 be something more i don't understand and why they leak this particularly they got their conference coming

00:02:36.540 up this weekend they leak this that they're going to not take any real action essentially against

00:02:42.740 uh big tech which this base in the trump movement hates big tech because of what they've done to

00:02:49.740 de-platform and debank them etc your thoughts yeah i mean jim jordan wants to give google amazon facebook

00:02:57.320 and apple two more years of antitrust amnesty and they will become even more powerful they will crush

00:03:03.900 even more competition they'll shutter even more small businesses they'll cancel even more conservatives

00:03:08.760 and the reason jim jordan his excuse for doing this is he doesn't want to give the biden administration

00:03:14.600 more resources and power why i would say this this is antitrust is targeted law enforcement we have the

00:03:21.120 ftc the federal trade commission and the antitrust division at the justice department the lena khan

00:03:26.920 the biden appointee at the ftc got 69 senate votes that's a lot including from people like josh holley

00:03:33.080 jonathan canter and the antitrust division got 68 votes that's a lot including from people like again

00:03:39.100 josh holley these are serious antitrust reformers who uh want to uh work with a bipartisan coalition to

00:03:47.000 hold big tech accountable so i would say to jim jordan if you don't want to give the biden

00:03:52.840 administration money to fight big tech would you want to give the biden administration money to fight

00:03:58.060 fentanyl do you want to give the biden administration money to beef up the border do you want to give

00:04:03.060 the biden administration money to fight violent crime it's a nonsensical argument he's he's doing

00:04:10.860 this he's he's he's doing this because he's doing big tech's big and you have to ask why steve like

00:04:15.900 you said i mean he's taking a lot of what does he mean what is hang on hang on what what what does he

00:04:20.720 mean by he doesn't want to give biden more reason because he's afraid big tech will come in to support

00:04:24.300 the campaign at 24 they'll go all in if the republicans trying to step up is his argument we're just going

00:04:30.380 to enrich biden and make it more difficult to remove him from office is is that the case

00:04:34.960 no i mean he's saying we shouldn't give money to the to the federal trade commission and the

00:04:39.760 antitrust division at the justice department because that gives the biden administration money

00:04:43.940 well do we stop giving money to the biden dea do we stop giving money to the biden border patrol i mean

00:04:49.780 it's it's really a stupid argument and it shows that this is a show game that jim jordan is playing

00:04:55.080 because he's coddling big tech particularly google and you have to ask why uh he takes he's taken a

00:05:01.140 lot of big tech's money over the years so is kevin mccarthy uh both of their uh top aides have have

00:05:07.160 taken uh big tech's money over the years kevin mccarthy's uh top advisor on the outside is jeff

00:05:12.940 miller he's a lobbyist who's taken millions of dollars from amazon uh you have uh jim jordan's top

00:05:19.200 staffers on the judiciary committee one of his chief counsels on the judiciary committee

00:05:22.600 comes from that google world he's he's the one who drives this he takes google trips around the

00:05:27.520 world he's come from google world there's a revolving door between the google funded world

00:05:32.860 and the you know the house judiciary committee that jim jordan leads uh it's look if jim jordan were just

00:05:39.500 honest about this if he would just come out and say you know what i don't think we should break up big

00:05:43.380 tech because of x but he doesn't he he says he wants to hold big tech accountable but then he does

00:05:49.540 their bidding behind the scenes and that's the problem daryl isa makes no bones about it he's

00:05:53.560 from california he wants to protect his constituents in california i mean i don't agree with him but i

00:05:59.160 understand his position i don't understand jim jordan's position and what i particularly don't

00:06:03.300 like about what jim jordan does is that he gaslights and that he undermines people like me uh running the

00:06:09.440 internet accountability project on a shoestring budget uh and he wants to undermine what i'm doing

00:06:14.880 uh because i oppose because i'm calling out his his nonsense i'm calling out his bs on this big

00:06:21.880 tech fight and this hill this hill story what is this yeah go ahead you think you think the hill

00:06:29.380 story is accurate it's it's 100 accurate i've been i've been arguing this for three years i worked very

00:06:35.580 closely with congressman ken buck who has been a warrior on this i came from senator grassley's office

00:06:41.040 who's been a warrior on this look this is a big when i started this big tech fight three years ago

00:06:46.680 it was a very lonely fight taking on big tech from the right so i am all about converts if jim jordan

00:06:51.820 wants to be a convert on this i will welcome him into the fight and i'll stop bashing him on your show

00:06:57.420 and fox news and every every other conservative media outlet i will welcome him into this fight but

00:07:01.880 he needs he needs to have a come to jesus he needs to be a real convert here and stop doing google's

00:07:07.500 bidding and join the fight to hold big tech accountable let's let's take let's take let's

00:07:13.460 take a minute you were very excited a couple weeks ago about what was going to happen with google what

00:07:18.120 was going to press forward is that still in the works absolutely there are two lawsuits right now

00:07:24.260 from the biden antitrust division uh jonathan canter is fantastic uh he has been uh he he's pursuing

00:07:32.660 the the antitrust lawsuit against google for their online search monopoly and so that's that was

00:07:40.140 started by the trump administration and he's he he just initiated another lawsuit with uh you know

00:07:46.620 the virginia attorney general and many other republican ags across the country andrew ferguson

00:07:50.700 my former colleague on the senate judiciary committee and a justice clerk thomas clerk when i clerked for

00:07:56.960 justice justice gorsuch is uh teaming up with jonathan cancer to go after google's online search

00:08:03.860 monopoly that is the silver bullets if you break up their online search monopoly they control all sides

00:08:09.000 of it buy sell and trade that is where they get their lifeblood that is it's the online advertising

00:08:14.180 that is what fuels big tech particularly google so if you break that up that is the silver bullet the

00:08:20.300 problem is is these lawsuits take years sometimes even decades right look at microsoft lawsuit

00:08:25.640 senator mike lee who is a convert on in this fight he came at it with pure intentions he was kind of a

00:08:32.560 you know a libertarian on don't let's not use antitrust to go after big tech but he's seen over

00:08:38.040 the last three years how bad uh big tech is and how they abuse their market power to crush competition

00:08:43.560 shutter small businesses cancel conservatives mike lee has been red pilled he's been great on this there

00:08:48.520 is a bill that jim jordan could support today that would break up google's online advertising monopoly

00:08:55.320 every democrat every republican in congress should get behind this bill it's a bipartisan bill it's a

00:09:01.120 compromise bill it would be a silver bullet to break up uh break up google's online advertising

00:09:08.740 monopoly which really is the linchpin to all of big tech's monopoly uh if you break that up you're

00:09:14.180 really going to see uh big tech start to function properly there's going to be a proper uh properly

00:09:19.340 functioning remember the whole point of antitrust 100 years ago is a free market requires a functioning

00:09:26.600 market and when you have monopolists using their market power to crush competition to crush the

00:09:33.120 crush crush competitors you no longer have a free market so if you are a free market conservative

00:09:38.300 you should be all about antitrust law enforcement because you're targeting the bad actors you're targeting

00:09:43.820 the tumors you see facebook calling history-wide regulation of course they are because those are

00:09:49.280 entry barriers to competitors monopolists want regulations but we don't want regulations we want

00:09:54.940 law enforcement and that's why we need to break up it's it's it's the way you get away from state

00:10:01.960 capitalism how do people find out more about you your crusade against big tech also social media because

00:10:06.780 you come in a little hot on uh twitter it makes it worth the ride i yeah so it's article three

00:10:13.380 project.org article number three project.org there is a link on there for the war room posse that

00:10:19.020 explains all this big tech stuff and the bills and how they can contact contact their members of

00:10:24.280 congress they light them up 202-224-3121 202-224-3121 and tell them to support mike lee's ad tech bill

00:10:33.180 uh but call both of your home state senators and your house of representative member uh and tell them to

00:10:39.400 support mike lee's ad tech bill it's important you can also uh get me on uh on twitter getter truth

00:10:45.620 at at article three project at article number three project and my personal uh at mrd dmia at mrd dmia

00:10:55.060 that's my initials in des moines iowa so thank you steve for all you're doing

00:10:58.440 and what a great week but with the silicon valley bank since the since the war and posse bailed them out

00:11:04.640 maybe they call congress and give them a give them a uh a heads up in how angry they are about this

00:11:10.480 entire thing the entitled nature of the silicon valley oligarchs and their minions is pretty

00:11:17.100 shocking mike davis thank you for taking the time today to come on and join us thank you davis's

00:11:24.520 audience favor have been pretty uh been pretty busy let's go play i got thomas philipson from

00:11:28.640 president trump's administration one of his chief economic advisors let's go ahead and play let's go

00:11:33.260 and play the cold open news out of europe that sparked today's sell-off and the headlines this

00:11:37.900 afternoon that partially turned things around cnbc's hugh sun is here to explain what's going on

00:11:44.040 hugh why does credit suisse matter for u.s depositors u.s investors and is it because incidents like this

00:11:50.980 scare the whole banking sector and and scared banks lend less hey john yeah there isn't that direct

00:11:56.960 the correlation for u.s deposit holders they are actually is my understanding really not uh you know

00:12:02.100 wealth management uh you know clients that's more for the europeans uh you know if there's a if there's

00:12:08.040 a a presence in the united states it's through investment banking and so if you see the the big

00:12:13.400 american banks sell off today that's because you'd be you know uh credit suisse has is a global

00:12:18.840 financially important uh institution it's got relationships with all the big banks goldman uh

00:12:23.480 jay morgan b of a and so if it uh you know it starts to teeter and gets closer to an incident uh

00:12:29.960 then you're going to see the the repercussions pass through to the other big global investment

00:12:34.160 banks uh it's a developing situation we've had just in the past hour or so the market came back

00:12:39.720 slightly i'll say slightly uh here but news that uh the the swiss national bank uh could provide

00:12:47.000 credit suisse with liquidity if need be i guess walk us through what that process could look like and

00:12:52.080 whether that shores up the confidence levels for the bank let me have this when i hear swiss national

00:12:59.420 bank is going to come in and give uh which is the central bank of switzerland going to come in and

00:13:03.100 give liquidity that means you're looking at a bank takeover uh later she talks about ubs and credit

00:13:08.840 suites being put together into a mega bank a national quote-unquote national champion thomas phillipson

00:13:14.060 you were you were one of president trump's uh senior economic advisors is this contagion spreading uh

00:13:20.440 now to europe and going to blow back here of the of this banking crisis sir i mean we've seen

00:13:26.700 in france and germany and their banks are not going down 10 today as well with the swiss coming down

00:13:34.320 it was down 20 for a while it came up after the news that they're going to be rescued but

00:13:40.860 i mean ultimately i think this is a problem both in the u.s and in europe of the instability essentially

00:13:50.120 of uh fractional reserve banking which is how what we have where the banks basically only have 15 to

00:13:56.900 20 percent of deposits on and that they can liquidate at a given point in time and then so

00:14:02.920 once you get these problems you have this these instabilities in fractional reserve now the

00:14:08.380 interesting part about that is that we have a new innovation in decentralized finance called crypto

00:14:16.260 crypto believe it or not that basically gets rid of the middlemen the bank the fractional reserves

00:14:23.300 where it's peer-to-peer lending right so it's like email replacing the postal service is essentially

00:14:30.340 what it does and when you have crypto lending it peer-to-peer and the inefficiencies and problems with the

00:14:37.860 middleman gets broken out because there's no middleman anymore and what's central to all these fractional

00:14:46.180 reserve banks is that they're middlemen between borrowers and lenders and essentially what crypto

00:14:53.780 as a competitive alternative and a decentralized alternative can achieve and you see this

00:15:01.140 with avi and other banks of crypto in crypto markets they can achieve a lot more stability obvious

00:15:08.340 been completely stable through ftx and also the silicon valley uh problem and the reason the

00:15:15.940 avi as a bank for crypto is stable is because they're commission based as opposed to taking

00:15:22.340 deposits investing them and then having a mismatch between deposits and investments so avi essentially

00:15:29.780 works like it but hang but hang on but hang on but but this theoretical discussion or and look i'm a big

00:15:35.460 believer in crypto as a potential alternative store of value potentially do transactions that market's got

00:15:41.620 developed a little bit and obviously bitcoin and things have been uh inversely related to the drop

00:15:45.940 here but when you have a mass i mean we have 19 trillion dollars brother of deposits in income and

00:15:52.500 banks here and and we've given and correct me if i'm wrong it is it your belief and we had jd vance on

00:15:59.540 here yesterday said he went to the fdic guys and asked them straight out have we given it a guarantee

00:16:03.460 in 19 trillion they kind of dance around it or even the five or six trillion of uninsured

00:16:08.420 with 19 trillion right now i mean we have a massive problem that has to be addressed and

00:16:13.700 it's not going to be addressed by crypto overnight this means and they're blaming quite frankly trump

00:16:18.260 they're blaming you and trump they're blaming you and trump they're blaming you and trump that said hey

00:16:25.620 you guys got rid of all the regulations all the great regulations there with uh with the banking

00:16:31.380 regulations you eased up and that's why we have silicon valley bank that that would be uh they're lying

00:16:36.900 about that correct yeah so the the white house came out with three arguments where which are

00:16:41.860 completely false one is that it was the deregulation of the mid-sized regional banks to not be as

00:16:49.300 strenuously regulated as the big banks that cost us or essentially that we don't have enough

00:16:55.620 government involvement in these markets even though obviously inflation and interest rates hike the

00:17:02.420 fastest in 40 years is the real problem why these why sbb got in trouble to start with so it's a

00:17:08.820 government risk that has caused these failures it's not you know it's not too little government

00:17:15.300 involvement so the second thing they said there's no new taxes obviously there are when you pay fdi when

00:17:21.540 you're mandated to pay fdic to raise the money necessary for this that's a tax and then the third thing

00:17:28.660 they said this is no bailout of the banks obviously it is because the capital structure is that the

00:17:35.540 depositors go first and then comes the bondholders and shareholders of the bank so if you get if you

00:17:42.580 take care of the capital or the depositors then obviously you're taking care of the the the debt

00:17:50.180 holders and shareholders of the bank they're obviously much better off when the guys in front of

00:17:55.940 them in the capital structure have been nullified by basically the government

00:18:02.500 now you've got this situation that the feds jammed up because the the gross overspending led to the

00:18:07.460 inflation now you've got um now you've got the inflation that they got to make a choice either

00:18:13.380 let the dumpster fire inflation burn or if they start jacking rates the entire system the unrealized

00:18:18.660 losses get worse how how do you think they get you and and navarro and and and kudlow and that crowd

00:18:27.940 with president trump you you had the great years of 19 and even with the ccp virus the solid year of 20

00:18:34.020 but you you the 19 was a golden year um how do you think the fed and the administration gets that

00:18:40.340 i mean they just gave us a 6.8 trillion dollar budget that has two trade and a half dollars of deficit

00:18:47.220 you got the fed jammed up in a corner how do you think they fight their way out of here yeah the

00:18:52.740 the tricky part here which is the really thing people don't talk about is that biden claims to

00:18:59.060 reduce the deficit in 10 years by 3 trillion that's about you know 3 trillion out of 22 trillion predicted

00:19:06.020 by cbo so it's peanuts right it's 10 or whatever so he the question is now if you have that projected

00:19:15.380 deficit going forward in addition to adding to the debt that we already have is that going to be

00:19:21.940 monetized or not presumably it will be partly monetized and then you're just feeding inflation

00:19:28.340 again right that's what we did with during cobit everything was monetized the fed was buying the

00:19:33.620 the uh uh the bonds the government bonds and that's why we had a huge spike in in money supply

00:19:41.060 in 2020 was just an enormous shock to increase in the money supply was kind of like a step up and

00:19:47.460 then it stayed up there so do you think that that game do you think that game is over though how do you

00:19:53.860 continue to just have the fed buy it i mean the fed how do you continue this isn't isn't that this is my

00:19:59.700 point the math makes no sense here you're right nobody's 70 all the headlines saying cut deficit by 3

00:20:05.060 trillion well the cpo headed 19 to 22 that means you're another 20 trillion dollars out of 52

00:20:12.260 you're two train interest payments none of the basic math it nothing makes sense so are they serious

00:20:19.780 people this is my point do you see as an economist and one of trump's senior guys any real plan by adults

00:20:27.860 to set this thing right of course not i mean this they cannot be arguing that this is a path

00:20:34.820 path to prosperity i mean like the real issue here is that you can't tax your way out of this

00:20:42.260 debt right you have to spend suppose you wanted to tax your way out of this debt in 10 years right

00:20:48.820 let's say it's currently about 100 the public the share that's held by the public 100 of gdp

00:20:56.100 if you wanted to tax your way out of that debt in 10 years you would have to raise 10 of gdp and extra

00:21:02.420 revenue per year that is currently 50 percent more than we're raising in revenue currently we have

00:21:08.740 about 20 of gdp in government in federal revenue that's just not going to happen that's like

00:21:13.780 impossible right so you have to reduce spending you're not going to be able to tax your way out

00:21:19.140 of this debt and and on top of that when you do that tax increase massive taxes obviously the tax

00:21:25.380 space is going to shrink people going to avoid it or stop working whatever and so you're not going to get as

00:21:30.900 much revenue as you thought you would initially without attack changing the tax space so you you

00:21:36.580 you are literally forced to cut spending in one one way or another if you're serious about even if you

00:21:42.260 don't want to get rid of the debt that's an extreme case but even if you want to get down to 50 of gdp

00:21:47.620 or 40 of gdp or what have you there's no way you're going to be able to tax your way out of that without

00:21:54.420 destroying the economy your your numbers are amazing we want you to come back what what how

00:22:00.260 do people follow you particularly social media any website you've got yeah thomas

00:22:06.020 my name thomas without an h and philipson in my last time i'm on linkedin i post everything i do in

00:22:11.460 offense and tv tv hits and everything on there do you do you have you are you on twitter or getter or

00:22:18.420 are so true i might go on twitter now we'll see but not thomas thank you so much the uh chairman of

00:22:29.620 the uh economic of the economic advisors uh council over there for president trump uh and a guy that

00:22:35.060 president trump thought very highly of you look at that math and you just it's you know it's it's

00:22:39.620 they're not serious and remember the logic here was the massive overspending when we had aggregate

00:22:45.380 demand back up led to the led to the inflation the inflation destroyed the bond market particularly

00:22:51.300 government securities treasuries and that's where now in a conundrum and this thing is bad

00:22:56.740 i don't know how you're going to work your way out of it let me let's get scott presler on here

00:23:01.060 one of the great patriots and one of the hardest workers scott first off update on your health how

00:23:05.140 you doing sir i'm good i've been out door knocking in the cold here in wisconsin so i'm ready to rock

00:23:12.180 please tell me about wisconsin uh i'm very concerned about this race i keep telling everybody

00:23:19.780 this is the kickoff really the 2024 is this race as you're going door knocking because you're the best

00:23:25.140 grassroots guy out there i mean you you're you're you're a savage you get on top of this

00:23:30.260 how are we doing in wisconsin well first let me discuss the background so right now conservatives hold

00:23:37.860 a majority on the supreme court in the wisconsin state and it's four republicans and three democrats

00:23:43.860 but one republican is retiring and on april 4th we're going to replace that person so very easily

00:23:50.580 a four to three conservative court if we are not able to hold this seat could then flip to four to three

00:23:57.380 liberal and i want to make it clear what's at stake in this election gun rights are on the ballot

00:24:04.260 hunting rights are on the ballot school choice is on the ballot and steve i travel the country i've

00:24:10.180 been over to 30 states the number one topic that i hear about from voters is they want election

00:24:15.780 integrity here in wisconsin we actually have voter id laws and when you register to vote you must present

00:24:23.860 a proof of residency i'm speaking to everyone at home listening right now to the war room if we are

00:24:29.860 unable to win this seat on april 4th electing justice daniel kelly to the supreme court then i

00:24:35.620 promise you the liberals and the democrats will invalidate on day one voter id laws in wisconsin and

00:24:43.140 they will get rid of proof of residency in wisconsin and that is going to make it must much more an arduous

00:24:50.180 task of actually winning wisconsin and winning the white house in 2024 and so we've been writing

00:24:56.500 thousands of postcards knocking on doors doing phone calls registering voters at marquette university

00:25:02.660 and the university of wisconsin and we're going to be doing this for the next three weeks on behalf

00:25:07.700 of justice daniel kelly okay in in 2020 i mean because the laws although it's got a lot of progressives

00:25:16.980 in wisconsin they have some of the tightest voting laws in the country and they had this thing about

00:25:21.140 signing up for for mail-in ballots but you had these arguments i mean wisconsin was the one that

00:25:26.980 should have flipped the most given the evidence and we had these the the minority opinion because

00:25:31.220 one of the judges last second kind of blinked the republican judges but if you read the minority opinion

00:25:35.220 of the supreme court it's the best case out there for why these why the elector should have been sent

00:25:41.140 back for further review my point is that the wisconsin supreme court is everything and the 2024 election

00:25:48.020 kicks off on 4 april if we don't win that i tell you and there is no path to the presidency none zero

00:25:54.980 take it from stephen k bannon that doesn't go through wisconsin georgia and arizona full stop

00:26:00.660 right these three have got to fall in our column uh scott do you believe uh that it'll be much more

00:26:06.900 difficult to win if we lose the supreme court seat sir a hundred percent it's going to be much more

00:26:14.260 difficult to win wisconsin and win the white house if we are not successful in electing justice daniel

00:26:20.260 kelly on april 4th and please don't just wait to vote on april 4th you're not going to like what i

00:26:25.860 have to say viewers at home but i've been here in wisconsin in waukesha ozaki milwaukee kenosha it's

00:26:33.300 been snowing almost every single day and i promise you it's probably going to snow on election day on april 4th

00:26:40.100 go to my vote dot wi dot gov and vote early and please you want to see more advertising

00:26:48.580 kelly kelly.com make a plan to vote okay scott can you hang through just we're going to keep scott

00:26:57.700 over take a short commercial break scott pressler the best of the best when it comes to grassroots

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00:31:48.340 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:31:54.340 okay welcome uh scott presses with this reason i asked scott when he came on about his health this

00:31:58.580 guy's almost worked himself to death he's one of the hardest working guys out there i mean we've

00:32:02.660 been very honored besides our normal everyday contributors who are as you know incredibly

00:32:07.380 hard working we had o'keefe and now pressler who are two of the hardest working guys in this business

00:32:13.220 scott i just want to go through and by the way scott has committed he's going to be in 11

00:32:16.180 o'clock tomorrow morning we're going to get him on the morning show too for the morning show audience

00:32:19.780 um scott i just want you to make the case take a minute and the centrality of wisconsin

00:32:27.300 all these other school choice uh all this other stuff that's happening at the schools on the

00:32:31.620 grooming side everything to do with gun rights there's so many important things that the supreme

00:32:35.460 court in uh you know redistricting all of it in wisconsin are going to going to hear in the very

00:32:42.500 short term however also all the issues with voting which wisconsin was central last time

00:32:50.020 and the supreme court will be central to 2024 and that's why i say the season kicks off

00:32:54.740 the early not even a pre-game you know on the pre-game schedule on the real schedule is april 4th

00:33:01.060 in wisconsin tell us how important it is and where do we stand because i saw some stats that he was 10

00:33:06.820 down i think i've seen some polling he's fired for six down we only got three weeks what are people to

00:33:11.620 do scott even people outside the state two biggest issues in this race number one medical freedom in

00:33:20.580 2020 justice daniel kelly was the deciding vote that stopped democrat governor evers stay at home order

00:33:30.660 if it weren't for a conservative majority in 2020 then wisconsin businesses and schools and churches

00:33:38.260 would have continued to have been shut down if the liberals win on april 4th and another pandemic happens

00:33:46.020 wisconsin will have no check and balance against democrat governor evers number two election integrity

00:33:54.340 this is the single most important issue going into 2024 on this ballot for april 4th because if the

00:34:01.300 liberals are able to win flipping the court from conservative to liberal they will get rid of voter id laws

00:34:09.540 here in the state of wisconsin they will get rid of proof of residency here in the state of wisconsin

00:34:16.580 and mind you the supreme court here in this state ruled recently that unmanned drop boxes are

00:34:25.540 unconstitutional if we are unable to elect justice daniel kelly on april 4th then unmanned drop boxes will be

00:34:35.140 ruled as constitutional going into the 2024 presidential elections and you will have drop boxes on every street

00:34:44.340 corner in milwaukee in milwaukee in eau claire in green bay across the state it is so crucial that we are

00:34:53.060 getting every single conservative wisconsin voter out for justice daniel kelly to preserve medical freedom to preserve

00:35:00.900 election integrity now how can you at home help number one we're writing postcards you can go to

00:35:07.860 justice daniel kelly dot com because i'm hearing from many of you you say scott i live in wisconsin i'm

00:35:14.420 not hearing advertisements everything is for his opponent if you want more advertisements for justice

00:35:20.100 daniel kelly then i need you to support him financially i need you to contribute to justice daniel kelly

00:35:26.980 at justice daniel kelly dot com you can also download an application called early vote action early vote

00:35:36.420 action is an application that you from the comfort of your home no matter where you're living in any of

00:35:42.260 the 50 states can make phone calls on behalf of justice daniel kelly if you have any questions

00:35:49.220 please i'm on every social media platform at scott pressler i will stay up in the middle of the night

00:35:55.620 answer any of them this election is so important that i got here on march 5th and i will be here

00:36:02.340 throughout the election on april 4th i'm doing everything in my power to secure this election and i hope

00:36:08.420 that you at home understand the urgency and crucial nature of this election and you will help me to

00:36:16.100 make sure that we are electing justice daniel kelly to the wisconsin supreme court on april 4th

00:36:23.380 okay well everybody one more time what is the site to go to that they can make phone calls where

00:36:28.020 they go for that and then where they go to get to you you can download early vote action and application

00:36:35.300 our website is early vote action dot com to get to me is at scott pressler and to financially contribute

00:36:42.980 to justice daniel kelly please go to justice daniel kelly dot com and i look forward to being on your

00:36:49.780 program tomorrow at 11. yeah scott you guys put it on the line so uh and when you say when you say hey

00:36:57.780 we need to work here people line up and put their shoulders on the wheel so thank you and we're so

00:37:02.260 grateful that you are out there on the scene on scene commander scott pressler thank you so much

00:37:07.940 thank you sir appreciate it these are the warriors they're the great ones um i got boris has got some

00:37:15.540 polling uh he is he's traveling we're trying to get boris but i want to go to patrick coffin patrick

00:37:21.300 first off hope is fuel i can tell you one thing uh the people that are going to speak at the conference

00:37:27.780 that come on the show and it's it's blowing people away uh i know that the i think the conference

00:37:32.740 is this saturday right the 18th uh bishop bishop strickland we're still trying to get on and others but

00:37:38.100 but but but but the people you've put on so once again walk through what's the purpose of the

00:37:43.060 conference we had you on for your first one was fantastic and it was so people were so upset about

00:37:47.540 it they they shut it down the internet carrier shut it down what is this conference what is hope is

00:37:52.820 fuel how do people get there and particularly they got during hard times you got a free version and

00:37:57.140 then you got a more inside the ropes version i want to make sure people know everything about this and

00:38:01.700 how they get there sure well thanks steve for having me on again uh hopeisfuel.com is the wheelhouse for

00:38:08.340 this coming summit which is saturday march 18th but it's also going to be a movement it's going to be

00:38:14.020 a live event it's going to be a community and uh we're already planning our second one on it's called the

00:38:19.540 sheepdog edition that's going to be for fourth of july devoted to supporting law enforcement and

00:38:23.300 military but this one is focused on tips and tactics for mental health strategy depression

00:38:29.540 anxiety uh sense of despair you said it with a previous guest steve i was listening to and you

00:38:33.460 said this thing is bad well that's kind of a snapshot of how a lot of people all across the

00:38:38.980 religious and political spectrums are feeling this thing is bad uh the news gives us all you know

00:38:44.420 scrolling doom i'm waiting for the murder hornets to come back you know bank meltdown uh the chinese

00:38:50.260 balloons ufos ukraine russia world war ii uh stock market uh fears so if you feel like you're you've

00:38:57.540 lost some freedom you're gonna feel like you've lost some hope and that's what the cabal has been

00:39:01.220 trying to do to us uh ramping it up since about march uh 2020 and the shadow of all of that despair

00:39:08.180 is still with us and so we want to we want to punch back twice as hard uh we have a dream team of

00:39:13.060 speakers eight speakers from different angles on mental health and um attaining a sense of peace

00:39:18.980 and balance dr leland stillman md uh from florida he's got a dynamic book out called uh dying to be

00:39:25.540 free um basically big pharma exists to keep us sick uh there's very little incentive to offer free

00:39:33.140 tactics to keep you uh to keep you healthy and away from the doctor uh ann gillies a very brave

00:39:38.260 psychotherapist from ontario canada on how to overcome childhood loss and trauma

00:39:42.980 dr mark mcdonald the child and adolescent psychiatrist from los angeles going to talk

00:39:47.620 about how to break the grip of fear addiction uh royce white a good friend of the war room is

00:39:53.700 going to talk about being diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder as a former nba superstar now

00:39:59.140 podcast host on his own uh right royce and i are going to do an interview with he and i and then

00:40:04.260 it's we're going to open it up to uh to a q a uh and well does uh peter bregan the the conscience of

00:40:12.180 psychiatry is going to talk about loss of hope as the the onset of depression and how you can make

00:40:17.380 yourself well by creating an upward spiral that doesn't have to do with poisoning your brain with

00:40:22.260 psychotropic drugs um adam lane smith on attachment issues how your relationship with your parents

00:40:27.140 affects your relationship with your spouse and everyone else and finally the great i call him the

00:40:30.900 gary cooper of american bishops just bishop joseph strickland of tyler texas is going to wrap up

00:40:37.060 hope is fear with the final talk um there is a free version uh you can go to hopelessfield.com we

00:40:42.660 have a premium ticket for only 98 everyone gets a discount off this one because we want to we want

00:40:48.340 the numbers to be big because we frankly want to make a splash on the big one because uh my business

00:40:53.140 partner ryan told me last night that within a couple of hours we had a thousand more people sign up

00:40:57.940 so this is hitting a nerve in a good way um i like to think of us as uh you know fighters

00:41:03.220 between rounds they sit in the corner and they get the splash of ice water and they get a pep talk

00:41:08.180 from their coach from the seconds and so on um a lot of people in your audience are exhausted

00:41:15.300 look the people you're you're having on your show they're they're fighting their day in and day out

00:41:18.980 in season and out and they need a refresher they need that cleanser uh palette palette cleanser

00:41:24.820 at the uh at the battle so we think hope is fuel is is what the doctor ordered how did you

00:41:29.620 it's uh the speakers yeah we know that uh we know our audience is very pumped up about this

00:41:35.620 there is a walk through there is a free version too if you don't have because i know times are

00:41:39.620 tight for people you got the one that you can pay for is there a free version go and just watch the

00:41:43.380 videos but i know you can't participate actually in the give and take of the conference but there is a

00:41:48.660 option if you can't what how do they get to that option they can go there find everything at the

00:41:54.500 the landing page of hopeisfuel.com they can watch all the talks for free from 8 30 in the morning

00:42:00.020 pacific until late afternoon yep why why did you pick why did you pick um uh hope is fuel why how

00:42:08.260 did you come up with that your union partner how'd you come up with that concept well i learned from

00:42:13.300 from uh speaking with ryan that he actually uh snagged the url hopeisfuel.com back in about 2014 he

00:42:20.020 wasn't even sure what he was going to do with it um ryan has been very frank about his own diagnosis

00:42:24.980 with anxiety disorder uh clinical depression clinical burnout and he's struggled as many of

00:42:30.820 us have with the issue of uh feeling like the the darkness is getting darker and uh despair is easy to

00:42:37.780 grab onto and uh the idea of hope being fuel is kind of a universal idea that it's a very personal

00:42:44.260 thing everyone hopes for for different things but everyone hopes for a good outcome no one wakes up in

00:42:49.140 the morning and says you know how can i make my day worse they want things to go better and our news

00:42:53.700 media machine is run by the set the salesmanship on in favor of paranoia we want to flip that and

00:43:01.380 encourage people to think through the the lens of pro noia pro noia is the opposite of paranoia

00:43:07.780 if paranoia is the belief that the world's out to get you pro noia is the belief that actually the

00:43:12.580 world is in your favor that things will work out and that's a very biblical lens uh romans 8 28

00:43:18.820 says all things work together for the good for those who love god not some things not most things

00:43:24.020 all things so we think this is a ship that needs to be turned around and fighters on our side

00:43:29.380 certainly need uh refreshment and encouragement and support and so all the other details are found

00:43:34.420 at hopeisfuel.com patrick it's fantastic hopefully you get bishop strickland a couple others in before

00:43:41.540 the uh 18th but i'll be uh watching it all day it's just fantastic you got a who's who incredibly

00:43:46.980 positive people serious people and then you've got people like royce white to do your to do your uh

00:43:52.420 just your talk and discussion with it can't be better this is going to be very powerful i can tell

00:43:56.180 you already from people that saw uh the speakers they just couldn't be more excited so uh go with

00:44:00.980 god and we look forward to participating all right thanks so much steve godspeed appreciate it

00:44:07.540 patrick coffin people remember we had the conference a couple years ago the first

00:44:11.460 in the first hour they tried to take it down the internet provider that's how controversial

00:44:15.700 was hope is fuel make sure grace and captain bannon uh get it up and to put it out on all of our all

00:44:21.780 for everybody in the chat rooms everybody that's uh that's watching it right now um i want to go to

00:44:27.540 father robert mc teague uh the father mc teague is one of the best writers out there uh this piece

00:44:34.180 you wrote and then the interview would you say time is running out you're one of the more serious

00:44:39.220 people i've met and we pride ourselves on having serious people on the show but the title of your

00:44:44.020 piece was a brief history of our annihilation uh and and you know i've read your philosophy books i've

00:44:50.260 read that you're pretty a pretty you're a pretty positive guy you're a realist but you're positive

00:44:55.300 what is the brief history of our annihilation and why do you think we're reaching a point

00:44:59.220 our culture and society is reaching a point of no return father well i in summary we're

00:45:04.740 running out of things to reject and to destroy and to corrupt i i trace an evolution going back

00:45:11.380 from martin luther 1517 rejecting the church the french revolution rejects christ uh 19th century

00:45:18.980 darwin and marx reject the creator in the 50s and 60s the sexual revolution we actually reject sexuality

00:45:26.980 fertility uh marriage uh we reject our future in the 70s with the cult of contraception uh and abortion

00:45:35.060 if you can't if you can't cancel the future you have to kill it we reject our past with uh with wokeism

00:45:42.020 with denying history pulling down monuments digging up corpses uh we reject our past now with uh

00:45:50.180 turning you know corpses and into uh into fertilizer and now we're rejecting our future

00:45:56.420 by turning our children into sexual consumables we're rejecting the human body as male or female

00:46:03.300 with transgenderism now we're rejecting the human species both with trans speciesism and being a furry

00:46:10.740 and then also transhumanism humanity is an upgrade from a chip stuck in the back of your cerebral cortex

00:46:17.780 what we're seeing here is is the it's spiritual warfare this is spiritual warfare end game we've

00:46:24.820 rejected everything god has given us we've run out of things to reject what we have left is the

00:46:32.260 nihilistic narcissistic cannibalism of hell being played out before our eyes

00:46:41.220 when you take uh you go through that list and you see what does it say about us that we continue to

00:46:46.180 reject you you go you're going back over a 50 60 70 80 year period right this is just the road to

00:46:51.940 perdition has been anything to turn it walk me walk me through that because uh you know in investment

00:46:56.740 banking they say well you don't have to get all the numbers around but directionally you got to be

00:47:00.660 right direction right you've scared me because we haven't stood up to any of this so far right we we've

00:47:06.580 been rolled over for a long time there was a book called the year of our lord 1943 and it was written

00:47:13.300 by a gentleman his name escapes me sadly who said hey world war ii is coming to an end the americans are

00:47:18.100 involved let's try to rebuild the world on christian humanistic principles people like

00:47:23.460 see a source involved jock maritan that got ejected almost immediately uh in the west what used to be

00:47:31.220 known as christendom we had peace prosperity and no children that is unprecedented i think except for

00:47:39.540 pockets of resistance here and there everyone has been dancing to the tune of the pied piper and what

00:47:47.140 we're seeing now is a failure of christian communities a failure of academia as well

00:47:53.220 and a failure of of families we're going to have to plan for some very hard times and we have to

00:47:59.780 identify ourselves as planting the seeds for uh a rebuilding because the fantasy that we've been living

00:48:06.420 here that we can we can live without christ and get on just fine that's running out of gas in a hurry

00:48:12.180 one of the most powerful i know cardinal zen and then the evangelicals in china one of the most

00:48:18.740 powerful churches as far as commitment is the underground catholic church and underground

00:48:23.780 evangelicals and under the kind of chinese communist parties dictatorial reign and they

00:48:28.660 right think they approximately there may be a hundred million two hundred million it's one it's

00:48:33.060 she's biggest fear how can it be in in a completely dictatorial society you have a robust vibrant church

00:48:39.860 and here in the west where we have so much abundance you've seen actually the implosion

00:48:45.380 of not just the church but the precepts of the judeo-christian west well if you have no experience of

00:48:53.140 physical need if life is so comfortable that the only time you think about death is when you plan to avoid

00:49:01.060 it then odds are you're not going to be open to the transcendent but when you get that that boot on the back

00:49:08.020 of your neck as our poor brothers and sisters do in china part of you cries out and says there's got to

00:49:14.500 be more to life than that just this and that that's that's a right fruitful area for the gospel to take

00:49:21.940 hold i i think we've just been too comfortable too dumb fat and happy for a very long time and we have

00:49:29.700 the illusion that we can live comfortably that we can violate the sixth commandment with impunity and

00:49:35.700 with no limits to creativity and so we're we're just having the party we're having we're binging

00:49:42.980 on the the credit card of rest western civilization we've blown past that that limit and i think we're

00:49:50.340 going to need a very great shock to remind us that this world isn't all that there is

00:49:58.180 father what are the first steps for people to take we want to combat this and say hey we understand

00:50:02.580 it's a spiritual war it's all stakes in poker what's the first steps people can take what's

00:50:07.300 your recommendation uh come to jesus very simple get baptized live a sacramental life if you're catholic

00:50:15.780 go to confession read up on what our lady of fatima asked us and then we've got to start forming small

00:50:23.380 communities we've got to uh have pockets of resistance the reason totalitarianism works

00:50:30.660 is because people are isolated and afraid this is why dictators hate the church because we offer a

00:50:37.540 transcendent horizon in worship we value the dignity of the human individual and we form communities that

00:50:44.020 are not beholding to the state so individual conversion and then community connection that's the first step

00:50:50.740 that okay here's what i want to do we're going to get all your links up but walk us through how

00:50:56.420 do they get to this the brief if you're annihilation how do people get to this interview you did called

00:51:02.420 turning point and then how did they get to all of your writings and social media well all of my work

00:51:07.140 is at my website herald of the gospel.org herald of the gospel.org all of my interviews all of my

00:51:15.220 podcasts uh are there all of my writing is there the article in question a brief history of our

00:51:21.460 annihilation is found in crisis magazine and uh eventually all of my recorded preaching going

00:51:27.700 back 10 or 15 years is is going to be there too that's that's going to take a little while

00:51:34.420 and my books are there thank you i know you had changes i know you had to change your schedule to

00:51:39.140 come on today we really appreciate the the the is that powerful and your interview is that powerful

00:51:43.700 thank you so much robert matey thank you it's one of the the the the uh old school an old school

00:51:50.900 jesuit as i would call it a throwback um okay uh we we're we didn't get boris up for the for the

00:51:59.060 polling we're gonna do that tomorrow we also have i think rasmussen is going to join us first thing

00:52:02.980 tomorrow we've got some shocking polling that's going to come in and a lot more obviously all the

00:52:07.780 capital markets the economics we're going to talk about ukraine this whole situation with uh ron

00:52:12.260 de santis and the republican establishment but we've got some blockbuster polling we're going to

00:52:16.580 start uh with rasmussen you don't want to miss it also boris going to have is going to be here having

00:52:21.620 some other polling not just in the presidential race but also some different states we're going

00:52:26.660 to break out some states and talk about that issues up there okay we'll see you tomorrow morning

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WarRoom Battleground EP 253： Weaponization Of The Justice Department

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