Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 291： The Regimes Failure On Border Security

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

00:00:08.080 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:15.840 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:21.600 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:26.640 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:30.960 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:37.680 stephen k bannon okay welcome back it's thursday 11 may in the year of lord 2023 uh a day they'll

00:00:47.200 live in infamy because at midnight tonight my york has told us the title 42 put in under president

00:00:52.160 trump comes off the invasion of the southern border we've had ben burquam up in the previous

00:00:56.720 hour real america's voice ben is in is in brownsville okay now he's in mccallum he started

00:01:03.040 kind of at the gulf and he's working his way all the way to uh to tijuana going through all the

00:01:07.520 board he'll be reporting every day we have turning point usa's frontline reporter the great investigator

00:01:13.440 reporter savannah hernandez now joins us from el paso texas ma'am can you give us an update on el paso

00:01:21.200 sure steve so when i first got here on tuesday the streets were absolutely filled with migrants

00:01:28.240 who again were sleeping on the streets for the past couple of weeks however ahead of the expiration

00:01:33.360 of title 42 as we have seen media make their way over to this area the city actually sent

00:01:39.360 environmental services to come and clean up the streets so that the migrant camps got swept yesterday 1.00

00:01:45.200 morning on tuesday as well border patrol was asking a lot of these migrants to go willingly get

00:01:50.160 processed so that way they could get their nta papers and they could essentially be let go in

00:01:54.800 the united states so giving you guys an example of what we're seeing with those ntas we spoke to a

00:01:59.920 migrant that was actually deported four times by mexican immigration he finally made his way over here

00:02:05.600 to the u.s he received his notice to appear papers and he was essentially again released into the united

00:02:11.120 states we ran into another woman her notice to appear date isn't until april of 2027 so just an idea of

00:02:19.120 again the paperwork being given to these migrants and um just to describe the scene as well for you

00:02:24.800 complete humanitarian crisis i am very glad the city did come to clean up this area because you

00:02:29.360 had unused blankets you had unused clothing littering the ground you had all of these migrant camps 1.00

00:02:34.640 blankets uh there the streets do smell like urine here and feces i'll be honest with you it very much

00:02:40.640 which does seem like a biohazard so that the city finally did come and clean up a local officer sharing

00:02:45.520 with me as well um this very much mirrors what happened when joe biden came to visit el paso back in

00:02:51.440 january to take a peek at the border crisis right the city comes they clean everything up the migrates 0.99

00:02:56.960 get bused to shelters they get processed and we don't see them on the streets however there are still

00:03:01.680 hundreds that are coming over the border every single day another thing i want to add as well is this

00:03:06.960 morning, we tried to go fly our drone because there was a huge group of about 600 that had

00:03:11.680 crossed over from Juarez into El Paso. And Border Patrol told us that we were only allowed to fly

00:03:16.900 our drone from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. This was not something that they told us needed to be done

00:03:22.700 yesterday. So it was very interesting to me how restrictive they are being with the media as well

00:03:27.800 today. Savannah, you've been in some pretty dangerous places. Do you feel safe in the streets

00:03:36.240 of El Paso right now? El Paso is one of the great cities. We built the wall down there. It's

00:03:41.440 incredible. The people there are great. The downtown's been rejuvenated. It's got great hotels,

00:03:47.080 great restaurants. You see, it's a real sense of vibrancy. Do you feel safe? And number two,

00:03:52.180 is this impacting El Paso in a negative way? Absolutely. I've actually had many citizens

00:03:59.560 from the city reach out and thank me for being here because they have expressed to me that they

00:04:04.620 feel unsafe. They don't feel safe because they don't understand who is being let into the country.

00:04:09.760 Not understand, but they're just, you know, unaware of who is being allowed to cross into the border

00:04:13.400 every single day. And if you do want me to give you an idea of the demographic that is on the ground,

00:04:18.080 it is majority of single adult males from Venezuela. Probably nine out of 10 people that we've talked to

00:04:24.940 down here are from Venezuela. So we're seeing heavy traffic from that country specifically. And when I do

00:04:30.320 walk the streets, luckily for me, I have a male cameraman with me, but I wouldn't come down and

00:04:34.220 walk the streets of El Paso alone by myself because of the heavy presence of migrants, because we don't 1.00

00:04:39.360 know who is essentially on the streets right now. But again, as Title 42 set to expire, we have

00:04:45.160 started to see a heavier police presence in this area, but that was after the city came and processed

00:04:51.420 those migrants, took them to different facilities and took them off the street. That's when we started to 1.00

00:04:55.160 see the police presence. I want to thank Memphis. This B-roll that's up there, let's get the B-roll

00:05:01.160 back, please. You don't need to see me. People see enough of me. Let's go put that B-roll back up.

00:05:06.640 I am shocked, given El Paso, Texas, how a great city. It looks like a third world city. Is this 0.98

00:05:14.140 what's happened to El Paso with this safe streets situation where they're just dumping people out

00:05:18.640 there, ma'am? Look at this footage. It's stunning. Absolutely, Steve. And you know what? One of

00:05:24.800 the things that I'm really interested in is covering the homeless crisis that has ravaged

00:05:28.860 the United States. So I've been to San Francisco, Philadelphia, Seattle, Portland, and El Paso

00:05:33.620 very much mirrors the, again, dirty, human feces-ridden streets that I'm oftentimes seeing

00:05:39.700 in these progressive cities. I used to go to school down here in this area. I was very familiar

00:05:43.740 with the city, and it does look very different from what I remember. And I do keep hearing this,

00:05:48.920 you know, same third world country type rhetoric, and that's exactly what it is. If you walk the street

00:05:52.600 right now, I don't feel like I'm in Texas. I feel like I'm in Mexico, if we're being honest.

00:05:58.900 I don't want you to bury the lead. I want to go back to, you ask people for their papers or to see

00:06:04.720 their papers. Did you tell me a woman that's been processed, her date of when she's got to show up for

00:06:12.860 the first time is in 2027? It's four years from today?

00:06:17.060 That is correct. Now, I'm sure the viewers are familiar, but these notice-to-appear papers are

00:06:22.880 essentially given to the migrants once they're processed and do allow them to legally stay in

00:06:27.000 the U.S. until that court date. So I've interviewed some migrants who have a court date as soon as

00:06:31.440 July or August of this year, but the woman that I interviewed, her court date isn't until 2027. 0.92

00:06:38.320 By the way, her husband was deported into Juarez, and so she's here in El Paso waiting for him

00:06:43.240 because he is going to be recrossing once Title 42 expires tonight.

00:06:49.860 What do they have to, I mean, this is a scam. This is abusing our asylum system, right? We know 1.00

00:06:55.100 that. But what do they even have to say to be let in and processed into the country? Is there any

00:06:59.480 effort at all to turn these people back?

00:07:04.620 You know, Steve, from what I've seen, no. And Border Patrol, of course, they can't speak to us

00:07:08.900 directly, but they'll kind of come over and say, hey, thank you for reporting on this because we're

00:07:12.540 completely overwhelmed. We feel like we're an Uber service for illegal immigrants at this point. 0.99

00:07:17.760 We have low morale because we have our hands tied. They aren't allowed to actually enforce the policies

00:07:23.300 that they were hired to enforce. They feel like the Biden administration has completely abandoned

00:07:27.580 them. And again, the streets very much reflect that. The only reason things are cleaned up right

00:07:32.220 now is because the media started attracting attention to this. We all saw the viral footage

00:07:37.020 of thousands of migrants sleeping on the streets of El Paso. And it really took, again,

00:07:41.160 the media coming down here, Americans seeing the reality of what is going on for the city to clean

00:07:46.420 this up. And, you know, going back to your original question, is anybody really being turned away?

00:07:50.660 I have spoken to multiple migrants who have been deported multiple times. Again, they're going and 1.00

00:07:55.980 they were willing to getting processed the other day because Customs and Border Patrol at this point

00:07:59.640 is like, hey, just make our lives easier. Go get your paperwork. So that way you can be submitted

00:08:03.680 into these shelters. They're getting that paperwork and they're being released. I've heard this from

00:08:07.700 five to six different migrants that we have talked to that they are happy to get their

00:08:12.960 papers. It's an easy process. They go in, they get the paperwork, they leave. By the way,

00:08:17.460 a lot of this paperwork does allow them to work in the U.S. as well. So they're ready to start

00:08:21.560 their life here in the United States with basically zero repercussions.

00:08:27.180 Unbelievable. We're just breaking the total of the immigration system. This is the Biden administration.

00:08:30.840 Todd Benson has reported that it's a controlled flow and that the Mexican authorities, he's seen

00:08:37.920 them on radios, on phones, talking to DHS officers on the other side to control the flow to make sure

00:08:47.020 it's done smoothly but quickly to get as many in the United States as possible. Have you seen anything

00:08:51.900 like that? Does this look like it's organized by the Biden administration in coordination with

00:08:58.400 Mexican officials to get as many people illegally, essentially breaking the asylum laws in here as

00:09:03.560 possible? I haven't seen anything like that personally, but what I have seen, Steve, is DHS

00:09:11.320 officials make it very difficult for us reporters on the ground to show these hordes of migrants that 0.99

00:09:16.940 are making their way over from Juarez into the United States. So, you know, here in El Paso,

00:09:21.880 we have the border wall, but there is that stretch of federal land. So once migrants do come over from

00:09:26.500 Juarez into the United States, and there are on soil there, journalists have a very difficult time

00:09:31.520 of actually seeing those groups. That's why the majority of footage from El Paso is drone footage.

00:09:35.900 And like I said, just this morning, officials really cracking down on people and saying,

00:09:39.700 sorry, you can't fly your drones. You can't be in this area. And they're really, like I said,

00:09:44.080 being very restrictive. So that's kind of what I've seen on my end is just this really does seem like

00:09:49.220 a cover up. Like I said, Steve, you know, just last week, these streets were dirty.

00:09:52.960 They were filled with trash. They were filled with migrants. And now it's cleaned up. It's like, 1.00

00:09:57.500 oh, where's the crisis that it just disappeared?

00:10:02.280 Last question. El Paso has got some of those radical members of Congress, some real left-wingers

00:10:08.020 down there. Are people coming to you? Are the people there finally waking up to the fact of what

00:10:14.580 this is, a dangerous invasion of our country? Or did the politicians and the media down there

00:10:19.820 suppress the information so much? And we just heard from a woman in McAllen that said,

00:10:24.960 there's no state authorities there. There's nothing, you know, there's no protection whatsoever.

00:10:29.180 And the locals have just kind of given up on this. What's the sense in El Paso?

00:10:35.120 I think that the sense is very similar. I know the mayor did do a press conference just the other

00:10:38.980 day where he was basically saying, hey, to the El Paso residents, don't worry. The migrants aren't 0.98

00:10:43.460 coming to El Paso. They're just trying to pass through, essentially. That's why we declared this

00:10:47.640 state of emergency so we can shelter them. And they'll eventually leave the city. So that's kind

00:10:51.820 of the angle the mayor is trying to take with this right now to calm his own citizens down.

00:10:55.640 But I do think that people are waking up. I do think that people see what is happening

00:10:59.360 and what is going on. And we are starting to get a lot more vocal about it as we continue to see

00:11:05.540 tens of thousands daily at this point continue to cross the border.

00:11:09.120 Savannah, are any, is Abbott or any local Texas authorities putting forward any, anything

00:11:17.240 whatsoever to try to repel this invasion? Any of the local, no, no, the federal government

00:11:22.360 is assisting it. But do you see any of Abbott's people down there trying to stop it?

00:11:29.020 I mean, here in El Paso, I haven't seen much, but I do know that he did start the technical,

00:11:33.620 Texas tactical force where he was sending an additional, I believe, 545 national guardsmen down

00:11:38.620 here. We have seen a couple of videos in, you know, the Brownsville, McAllen area of barbed

00:11:43.560 wired areas that were open and bringing in a lot of migrants, you know, heavy passage areas. And we

00:11:48.900 did see some video of these national guardsmen turning those migrants away. However, what I want

00:11:53.900 people to know when you watch those types of videos is that just because those migrants didn't

00:11:58.480 cross at that point does not mean that they were not rerouted to a different portion and still

00:12:02.720 made their way over to the U.S. So it is interesting to me because I feel like Abbott is trying to

00:12:06.880 highlight, like, oh, look, we're trying to turn people away. But they're ultimately still making

00:12:10.780 their way into Texas, again, all over our southern border.

00:12:17.140 Savannah, we'll check in with you hopefully later before we leave the air. How do people get to

00:12:21.020 you? Social media, all of it. You're part of Turning Point USA's frontline reporters. You guys do an

00:12:26.320 incredible job. Head tip to Charlie Kirk and the team over Turning Point. By the way, I'm going to be at

00:12:32.080 the, I think, July 15th and 16th is going to be the big Turning Point conference down in Florida

00:12:38.680 and West Palm Beach. Senator Josh Hawley will be there. Senator J.D. Vance will be there. Of course,

00:12:44.600 the great Jack Posobiec will be there. Boebert, Congressman Boebert, I will be there. Many,

00:12:49.620 many others. We're always honored to participate in anything that Turning Point puts on. How do people

00:12:56.940 get to you? Where do they get you on social media and where do they go for a website, man?

00:12:59.760 You guys can go to SavSaysOfficial.com to go follow all of my reporting. Also, go follow me

00:13:06.760 on Twitter at Sav underscore says, because that's where I'm doing all of my live tweeting. You can

00:13:10.960 see all the drone footage of what's happening here in El Paso. You can see all of those interviews

00:13:14.320 with the migrants on the ground, and I will continue to cover the border crisis here in El Paso.

00:13:19.320 Thank you so much.

00:13:22.060 Savannah, stay safe. The audience's prayers are with you, but you're a fighter and you're a tiger,

00:13:28.420 but this is a very dangerous situation, so just stay safe, okay?

00:13:32.700 Absolutely. Thank you guys so much.

00:13:36.420 Savannah Hernandez, that's a, she punches way above her weight. She's incredible. Just gets 1.00

00:13:42.240 incredible stories all the time throughout the world. It's just amazing, and this is so great

00:13:45.920 what Charlie and the folks have done. Is it, we have, do we have Terry Schilling?

00:13:51.320 Yeah. Okay. By the way, we're going to be juggling. We've got Congressman Burchett. He's

00:13:57.280 running through an airport. He's from Oversight. We're going to try to get him. I've got Boris.

00:14:01.440 We're going to track down Boris. I got to go through last night what happened in, what happened

00:14:06.540 in, in New Hampshire. Do we have the clip of the woman that we played for Nancy Mace? Do we

00:14:12.980 have the clip for the woman that asked the thing? Okay, fine. Maybe I can get that up later.

00:14:16.600 Okay, so last night they had, and Caitlin Collins jumped in on this. Terry, I asked you and Liz

00:14:24.680 Yor and some other folks I know are the leaders of the Right to Life movement. President Trump

00:14:29.820 last night, woman asked a question about end of Dobbs. President Trump had an answer. Congressman

00:14:36.360 Mace was on today, and she's been one of the leaders, I guess, of the moderates, and, you know,

00:14:40.260 she laid down a case about empathy and practicality about, about winning elections. And I wanted

00:14:47.020 you to come back and give your, I know, because you're the opposite of the spectrum, why don't 0.61

00:14:51.660 you come and spend a few minutes with us and walk through your theory of the case? First

00:14:56.400 off, President Trump's response last night, what, what, tell me about it.

00:15:02.340 Well, first of all, President Trump, without question, is the most pro-life president we've

00:15:07.420 ever had. He, in just his first term in office, managed to nominate three justices that ended up

00:15:14.020 overturning Roe. You can't discount that. But he's coming around and we're figuring out how,

00:15:19.660 what to do in the wake of Roe, right? Everyone agrees that there's definitely a state role in

00:15:25.100 regulating and protecting the unborn. The question is, what does a federal policy look like? Steve,

00:15:31.620 I've done so much polling on this issue, and we do it with our partner groups, like the Susan B.

00:15:36.060 Anthony List. And it's actually gotten to the point where it's very boring. And what I mean by

00:15:40.820 that is, is that it's so predictable. The only thing that really matters in terms of whether or

00:15:45.820 not a pro-life law is popular or not, is whether or not it has exceptions for rape, incest, and life

00:15:52.780 of the mother. And I know that there's a lot in the pro-life community that don't think that there

00:15:56.340 should be any protections. But you know, at the end of the day, I'm a pragmatic guy. But the polling,

00:16:02.940 it was interesting. We compared the polling for a heartbeat bill with exceptions. It came

00:16:09.040 in at 61%. And the opposite, which is the Democrats' position, unlimited, unrestricted access to

00:16:15.740 abortion at any point for any reason was only at 23%. Hang on one second. Hang on one second. 0.81

00:16:22.780 Let me, I finally got it up. I want to play the entire clip of the woman last night, President Trump, 0.97

00:16:28.880 and then Caitlin Collins kind of hectoring him. Let's go ahead and play it, Memphis. 0.94

00:16:33.380 Thank you. I appreciate you answering this question this evening. How do you plan to appeal

00:16:37.320 to women voters in New Hampshire who are concerned about the Dobbs decision and how states may change

00:16:42.020 their laws? It's such a great question. And it was such a great victory. And people are starting to

00:16:48.400 understand it now. You know that they wanted to bring it back to the states, but that was probably

00:16:53.240 the least important part of that victory. Getting rid of Roe v. Wade was an incredible thing for 0.98

00:17:00.180 pro-life because it gave pro-life something to negotiate with. Pro-life had absolutely nothing

00:17:05.040 being stuck in Roe v. Wade to negotiate with. And now what's happening, and I see it all over,

00:17:10.840 deals are being made. Deals are going to be made. And look, everybody that was president wanted to get

00:17:18.700 rid and tried to get rid of Roe v. Wade. You mean Republicans? For 50 years. Republicans. For 50

00:17:23.960 years, this has been going on. Actually, a couple of Democrats, too. But for 50 years, this has been

00:17:29.140 going on. I was able to do it, and I was very honored to do it. But by doing it, things are happening that

00:17:35.420 are very, very positive. And you have to, I happen to believe in the exceptions, the life of the mother,

00:17:40.920 rape, incest, like Ronald Reagan believed in the exceptions. But I happen to believe that. I think it,

00:17:45.840 I think it's frankly important to do that. But a lot of people are, you know, against that. A

00:17:51.500 relatively small, relatively small number. But the way I look, I think it's very important to say

00:17:56.640 this. I consider the other side to be radical because the other side under Roe v. Wade and

00:18:01.560 other things, the other side, they're radical because they will, remember the debate with Hillary

00:18:07.180 Clinton, they said rip the baby out of the womb at the end of the ninth month. They will kill the baby 1.00

00:18:12.140 in the ninth month. If you look at that crazy governor of Virginia from the former governor, 1.00

00:18:18.700 where he said, no, the baby will be born, and then we'll decide essentially whether or not to 0.97

00:18:22.820 execute the baby. But Mr. President, can we talk about what you would do if you are reelected?

00:18:25.260 No, but these are the radical people. It's not the pro-life people that are radical.

00:18:28.160 But if you are reelected, and you're back in the Oval Office, and you get legislation to your desk,

00:18:32.300 would you sign a federal abortion ban into law?

00:18:34.680 What I'll do is negotiate so that people are happy. But the fact that we were able,

00:18:39.160 I was able, I'm so proud of it, we put three great justices on the Supreme Court. We have

00:18:43.620 almost 300 federal judges on the Supreme Court.

00:18:47.800 So you, just to be clear, just to be clear, Mr. President, you would sign a federal abortion 0.77

00:18:52.860 ban into law.

00:18:53.300 I said this, I said this, I want to do what's right. And we're looking, and we want to do

00:18:58.480 what's right for everybody. But now, for the first time, the people that are pro-life have

00:19:03.480 negotiating capability, because you didn't have it before. They could kill the baby in

00:19:09.860 the ninth month or after the baby was born. Now they won't be able to do that. 0.98

00:19:15.860 Break that down for us, Terry Schilling.

00:19:18.680 Well, look, he's finding his roots again, right? There was some commotion a few weeks ago where

00:19:26.900 he was suggesting there was no federal rule, but he did exactly what he needs to do. Now,

00:19:31.220 we still need to figure out what the right federal policy is. And even the pro-life movement

00:19:36.080 is figuring that out. And they're basically saying 15 weeks or better, right? With exceptions. That's

00:19:42.960 what they're expecting from the presidential field. And that's, I think, where he's going to come down.

00:19:47.120 But he's going to come down and come out with some type of federal protections for the unborn.

00:19:52.660 And you know what, Steve, if it's a 15-week bill, that's great. We're up to European standards,

00:19:56.720 right? These are leftists. They are hysterical. You can't trust anything they say. These are

00:20:01.780 people that think it's okay for doctors to kill babies and make money off of it, right? And they 0.89

00:20:06.760 accuse us of big government while taking all of our property, raising our taxes without us trying

00:20:12.380 to take our kids from us now. I think at a bare minimum, though, in the terms of the big government

00:20:17.340 debate, I think at a bare minimum, our laws should say you just can't kill babies. That's actually very

00:20:22.980 small, limited government where you can't kill babies. But look, President Trump is, he's there,

00:20:28.160 right? He's still the same guy. It was so encouraging. I've seen him at these rallies,

00:20:31.600 so it wasn't that surprising to me. But I've heard from other of my friends, and the guy still got it.

00:20:36.300 Gosh darn it. He's so good. 0.93

00:20:37.600 Talk to me then about the polling, and Nancy Mace came in, and she's been one of the leaders of the

00:20:45.240 moderates, saying that we've got to watch this because this is how we're going to lose this

00:20:49.380 election. Talk to me about the—go back to the polling, and then talk to me about what Nancy Mace 1.00

00:20:54.940 and the moderate Republicans are talking about.

00:20:56.600 Well, the polling is very clear cut. When you contrast it, when you contrast any abortion 0.52

00:21:03.500 restriction from heartbeat to 15 weeks to third trimester bans, as long as they have exceptions,

00:21:11.300 it's a two-to-one, and in some cases, it's a three-to-one margin. And that's what you really

00:21:14.880 have to pay attention to when you compare the Democrats' position to our protections for the

00:21:19.840 unborn, which is, as President Trump said, unrestricted access to abortion. So the one that 0.99

00:21:23.800 I found most interesting was that a heartbeat bill at six weeks, if you ban abortion or you limit

00:21:30.360 abortion to when a baby has a heartbeat, to before a baby has a heartbeat, with exceptions, it pulls

00:21:35.960 in at 61% to 23% to the Democrats' position of unrestricted access to abortion. It's a no-brainer,

00:21:42.260 Steve, and it's a losing proposition to go before the voters in your state and tell them that you

00:21:47.660 don't want to protect babies, right? That's the bigger vulnerability. You mentioned earlier that

00:21:52.700 Nancy Mays said that she's all about winning elections and empathy. What about, what do you

00:21:57.460 think is driving the pro-life movement, if not for empathy for these unborn children that aren't even 0.79

00:22:02.720 being given a chance at life? Look, Steve, we all owe our fellow man something, right? We live in a

00:22:08.320 community. I have to pay taxes to send strangers to school. I have to pay for their lunches. I'm okay

00:22:13.340 with that. But if we owe each other something, if I owe strangers a college degree and an education,

00:22:18.720 well, then I think a mom and a dad owe their baby at least nine months in the womb. And I think the

00:22:24.000 American people are there too.

00:22:25.160 But how have we then lost a narrative, or maybe we haven't, but at least for our perception,

00:22:31.820 we've lost a narrative that the entire 2022 Midtown loss was because of this issue of abortion and how

00:22:40.220 they're playing up 2024 to be the, and I can tell you from the donors and some of the senior political

00:22:47.420 operatives, people are very nervous about this. Is this because we've lost the narrative or we've

00:22:52.680 lost the facts?

00:22:54.320 No, we've lost the facts, Steve. So the, and keep in mind, the bad guys still control our corporate

00:22:59.780 media apparatus. And there's still a lot of bad guys in the GOP consultant class that don't want to

00:23:05.140 talk about abortion. They like abortion. They support it ultimately. Listen, the reality of

00:23:10.760 2022 is that the Republicans didn't talk about abortion. We've analyzed all of the campaign

00:23:17.100 spending on campaign ads and the messaging in it. And the Democrats spent over $500 million in the

00:23:23.160 2022 election attacking Republicans for being extreme on abortion. Steve, you know how much our

00:23:28.480 side spent on pro-life ads attacking Democrats? It was less than 50 million. They all spent us 10 to

00:23:34.400 one on abortion messaging. And by the way, 500 million, we throw around a lot of numbers.

00:23:39.260 That's as much as McDonald's spends on its corporate advertising for the entire year.

00:23:43.720 You give me $500 million, I'll make fluoride in the water, a campaign issue that decides an election.

00:23:49.480 We have to go on offense. And by the way, these Republicans, you're not going to be able to deflect

00:23:54.020 to inflation and jobs in the economy or crime because no one takes you seriously because you never

00:24:00.200 deliver. This is a product of sellout Republicans never delivering for their voters and people not

00:24:06.140 trusting them. That's why we lost the 2022 election. We got outspent, out-messaged with

00:24:10.200 our voters, and we didn't fight on abortion. That's why we lost. 0.89

00:24:14.520 But isn't the lesson the Democrats are going to say is that we put unlimited amount of money,

00:24:18.860 you know, we put a billion dollars in this in 2024. The hobbits are going to be able to put up 50 to

00:24:26.420 100 million dollars again. We'll have the same results. I mean, how do you, if it's just about

00:24:30.840 throw weight of, that's my point is, did we lose narrative or facts? I think the way, at least I

00:24:36.560 would look, he didn't actually lose the facts. He lost the narrative. He lost the narrative because

00:24:40.340 guys put money in to drive that narrative. How do we, because even most, even many of your allies,

00:24:47.340 I mean, the Susan B. Anthony thing this week with President Trump was pretty huge,

00:24:50.340 but even a lot of your natural allies are sitting there going, is this one? Because, because

00:24:55.480 there's no amount of money sourcing these guys won't put in to go after this issue. They think

00:25:00.540 this is essential to capturing the female vote, sir. So our big problem is that it was just the

00:25:07.100 outside groups that were spending that 50 million dollars to get Republicans elected. We need the

00:25:12.880 candidates. We need the candidates. We need them to follow the Trump model, right? What

00:25:17.320 President Trump did in that third debate where he called out Hillary for being okay with ripping 0.89

00:25:22.380 a baby out of the womb in the ninth month, right before it was about to be born. That's what we

00:25:26.480 need to do. You need the candidates to be spending their money. The candidates, by the way, have,

00:25:31.800 they will spend billions of dollars each election cycle, but they don't like talking about it because

00:25:35.960 it makes them uncomfortable. It's much more comfortable, Steve, to talk about inflation and

00:25:39.940 crime and all the safe things that are easy, that appear to be easy layups, but it's uncomfortable

00:25:44.620 to talk about abortion. And I'm not, as someone that talks about abortion and transgenderism on

00:25:49.740 that, it's not, it's not fun. I mean, I'm fun, but I'm sick. The thing is, we need the candidates to go 0.75

00:25:56.140 on offense. They need to attack their opponents. They need to run campaign ads articulating their

00:26:01.140 vision and attacking their Democrat opponents for being extreme on abortion. And if we can get the

00:26:05.220 candidates to do that, we're going to have a lot better success and traction in these elections.

00:26:10.660 Okay. Terry, if I could ask you to hold through the break, because I want to talk about

00:26:15.420 the attacks on the family. I want to talk about the parental rights movement, things that the

00:26:21.080 American principle project at the center of, they're coming hard for that. I think they saw

00:26:25.400 particularly after last night's command performance by president Trump on Ukraine, on the border,

00:26:31.540 on the economy, they're going to sit there and go, I don't know if, I don't know if, uh, if Biden can

00:26:36.440 take him on or any Democrat can take him on and things are in his wheelhouse, we have to come

00:26:40.500 about it a different way. And I think that they are coming for the American family like you've 0.97

00:26:44.880 never seen before. Short commercial break. Terry Schilling from American Principles Project.

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00:33:02.820 War Room Battleground with Stephen K. Bannon.

00:33:07.640 It's my friends. Yes. We love you, Queen.

00:33:11.020 We love you, Queen. We're in your corner and we've got you and I will fuck anybody up who's like 1.00

00:33:17.020 trying to fuck with anything with you guys. It's really in all seriousness. There's so many things 1.00

00:33:22.100 that are hurting and really killing our kids and we all know what I'm talking about right now. And it

00:33:27.820 ain't no drag queen because if you've ever seen a drag queen lip sync for her life. Yep. It only makes 1.00

00:33:35.080 you happier. It only makes you love more. It makes you a better person. Fuck if I could do a death drop

00:33:42.420 right now, I would. But I would probably like break my hip. But I want to ask everybody out there, 1.00

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00:34:06.220 From the pit of hell. Let me bring in Terry Schilling. Terry, what did I just see there?

00:34:21.440 Explain that to me and explain this in the context of the assault on the family, sir.

00:34:26.600 Well, Steve, I mean, for a long time, the sexual left has been trying to sexualize our kids, right?

00:34:35.680 This actually started with Alfred Kinsey in the 40s and 50s, and it carried on. They've established

00:34:41.680 Kinsey Institutes all throughout the country. And Kinsey basically was a pedophile. He studied, 0.91

00:34:47.340 he didn't think there was anything wrong with children having sexual activity. And he was the

00:34:52.480 pioneer for what we're experiencing today through this sexual revolution. And it's now coming to

00:34:58.260 fruition because all of our institutions have been captured. You're seeing the normalization of

00:35:03.560 pedophilia. You're seeing states right now, like the state of Washington just yesterday, the AP ran a

00:35:08.440 story. The state of Washington passed a law to protect trans minors from their parents. Isn't that

00:35:15.160 interesting? They're going to protect children from their parents. That's a very interesting way to frame

00:35:20.920 it, right? These are kidnapping laws. These are laws that allow for states to kidnap children from

00:35:26.900 their parents. They're unconstitutional. They're willing to upend the entire system of due process

00:35:32.460 and innocent until proven guilty just to destroy the family because they know that the family is the

00:35:39.540 heart and soul of this country. It's why we go to work. It's why we care about the future, why we don't

00:35:44.700 want them spending so much and why we want good policies and laws passed. If you don't have families,

00:35:48.860 you're not going to care about your elections and the people in power because you don't have an

00:35:53.100 investment in the future.

00:35:56.340 This is the way that the Marxists have always gone about it here. Look, I got to ask this because

00:36:01.520 there's something that doesn't, it just doesn't connect. You know, you've had the Q people, 1.00

00:36:08.200 right? And they are dumped on all the time. They're crazy. The conspiracy theorists,

00:36:12.260 you know, this Q stuff's nuts. But then you see a situation like that and you see a pretty established 0.93

00:36:19.120 Hollywood star. Maybe she's not getting the role she used to be, as happens to women of a certain 1.00

00:36:24.360 age, but she was one of Hollywood's biggest stars, still hugely prominent in the entertainment 1.00

00:36:31.560 industry. You see that and you see what it represents and everything associated with that.

00:36:37.440 Then today, Congressman Nancy Mace was here and she's talking about the Biden investigation and

00:36:48.220 actually going and seeing the, seeing the, going to the treasury department and seeing the wire

00:36:54.820 transfers of all the money. And, you know, that's principally as the presentation you saw from

00:36:59.680 oversight dealing with the Chinese Congress. Part of the reason I was brought in by Rudy and Bob

00:37:04.680 Costello to review the laptop from hell was about my knowledge of CCP control companies and the,

00:37:10.660 and the one belt, one road and money flows and went back and forth to there. And there, you know,

00:37:15.300 the press conferences about that. And then in the war room, cause she was in street today, she says,

00:37:20.260 you know, but the thing that upset me the most of all that, which is trees and stuff like that.

00:37:23.940 She said, the thing that I'm going to personally pursue, this is her talking is that she said the

00:37:29.460 biggest file, the thickest file was in the prostitution area and the human trafficking of

00:37:36.320 women in particular. And I go, what are you talking about? It says, oh yeah, the wire transfers

00:37:40.500 of this, the file was this thick. The other files of this thick, this file was this thick money going

00:37:45.300 back and forth, Hunter Biden, the Biden family, et cetera, on this very topic. Then I talked to people

00:37:53.040 that are, we've got people strung out from Brownsville, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, all the

00:37:57.880 way to Tijuana at, on the Pacific ocean, 2000 miles on the border of this coming down on the,

00:38:05.760 on the stripping off of title 42. And whether we're talking to local officials in Arizona or local

00:38:11.620 officials in the Rio Grande Valley, or whether we're talking to DPS or people behind the scenes,

00:38:15.920 because 24 seven, we're working on this and you've got all these great reporters.

00:38:18.920 They continue to talk about, it's just one of the things that's happened is just open season.

00:38:23.620 The cartels are now just going full bore on child and human trafficking. And you see these three

00:38:29.360 different elements of it. And you say, Hey, I, yeah, the cute people are crazy. They're conspiracy

00:38:34.140 theory, but you see these elements in place all about and around young children. And you see the

00:38:41.300 relentless, like right there, not just mocking you up in your grill and threatening you that if you

00:38:48.200 have any problem at all, trying to defend your children from this, they're going to F you up.

00:38:54.460 Right. And you see what's happening on the border. You see what's happening in this Biden family. You

00:38:58.320 see what's happened to the FBI and the treasury department, because that file with the money that

00:39:05.280 went for the human trafficking and the sex trafficking. And the implication is that not an insignificant

00:39:11.880 amount of this or underage girls, right? Yep. 1.00

00:39:15.100 That the treasury department's known about this. The treasury department have had these on file

00:39:19.740 since 2015, 2016, before president Trump ever took over your thoughts and assessments, sir.

00:39:27.780 Well, look, I I'm a big believer in that ideology does drive some things, but I think industries

00:39:35.000 drive a lot more. There's a lot of money that's tied up into human trafficking. There's a lot of power

00:39:43.280 here. There's a lot of dirt on people. The fact that they've known about this and have covered it up

00:39:49.780 and they we had to win back Congress in order to uncover it. It's it tells you a lot about this

00:39:56.760 regime. And and frankly, Steve, I've thought a lot about this. And who are these people that are

00:40:01.860 putting hundreds of millions of dollars into pro abortion election ads? Who are the people that are

00:40:07.160 getting Planned Parenthood started? Who have who are the industry leaders that have a vested interest

00:40:13.260 in it? It's not just the abortionists. I mean, they make a lot of money, but it's the sex traffickers, 0.57

00:40:17.500 right? When when you have an underage girl or an overage girl and she gets pregnant and she has to 1.00

00:40:23.600 carry that baby to term. Well, that's a bad investment and she's not gonna be able to make you as much 1.00

00:40:28.720 money. There are all these industries. That's why they want to sexualize kids. Steve, we tried to pass an 0.94

00:40:34.080 age verification law for pornography in 1997 and the Supreme Court struck it down. They said we

00:40:41.100 didn't have the right to restrict pornography off of the Internet that opposed an undue burden

00:40:45.560 on porn users. Give me a break. This is there is an agenda here and it's to break down our sexual

00:40:52.120 boundaries, our sexual mores and our sexual rules so that we're all just godless and and we pay for sex 0.96

00:40:59.280 instead of devoting our life to just one person for our entire life and having a family.

00:41:03.660 It's all about control. It's all about the money. And and it's these industries that are driving all

00:41:09.140 of this and it's fueled a lot by human trafficking. Where there may be some I'm not saying controversy,

00:41:16.480 but but difference of opinion about the whole abortion right to life and how that's to be

00:41:21.420 positioned going forward right by people who are on the same side of the football, the situation with

00:41:26.660 parental rights, the situation with what we just talked about, the protection of the family there.

00:41:31.160 When I've looked at numbers, I mean, these are 70, 30, 75, 25, 80, 20 things. What is how is that

00:41:39.260 galvanizing the effort of all these different groups or people? Do you feel people are pulling

00:41:45.080 together and coming together like they were in the in the in the life movement and that this will be a

00:41:51.920 big wave of people on a cultural aspect in 2024? Well, look, Steve, I always go back to Virginia

00:42:00.620 in 2021 and how we turned this blue state red. And the only reason it happened is because Glenn

00:42:08.020 Youngkin made it an issue on the campaign trail. He made parental rights and parents controlling what

00:42:14.480 their kids learn in school an issue. And this LGBT stuff was on the front. And Glenn Youngkin,

00:42:20.660 who's now the governor, made that a campaign issue. I think my nightmare, my fear is that you have all

00:42:26.580 of this energy from the American people, from the voters. But if it's not channeled through our elected

00:42:32.160 officials, if it's not channeled through politicians who are running and attacking their opponents for

00:42:38.460 ripping apart our families, that's going to dissipate and it's going to run out and the people are going

00:42:42.980 to lose not just momentum, they're going to lose hope because you need look, Steve, I've done this

00:42:49.020 for a long time. And the women's sports issue is what took everything to the next level. And it was 1.00

00:42:53.380 because it had one extra factor. All these issues are very popular with the American people.

00:42:58.260 But the thing that made the women's sports issue different was that politicians were willing to 0.99

00:43:02.740 champion it and fight for it. And we had consequences for the politicians that vetoed this legislation,

00:43:09.620 like Kristi Noem. So you need the political champions. You can't just have popular opinion

00:43:15.760 because that energy, those people will get demoralized and they'll lose hope and they won't

00:43:21.720 have any champions to vote for if our politicians aren't talking about it. And so that's my nightmare

00:43:27.220 because I just don't think enough of our elected officials, our governors, our senators, our members of

00:43:31.780 Congress, everyone, I don't think they're talking about this stuff enough. How many, why haven't any

00:43:35.960 of the presidential candidates, maybe Vivek has, why haven't any of them criticized this Washington

00:43:40.900 law that allows for the state to kidnap your children and then ask questions? They literally,

00:43:47.260 if your kid goes to child family services and said, I'm transgender and I don't think that my parents

00:43:53.500 will support it. They take the kid from the home and then they tell the parents, they don't go to the

00:43:58.020 parents first. What in the world is going on, Steve? Why isn't everyone

00:44:02.200 and their mother talking about this on the public stage? It makes no sense. And it's very

00:44:06.060 frightening to me.

00:44:09.520 Terry, how do people, how do people get to American principles? Because this is

00:44:14.200 the Washington state, whatever, all this is happening, parental rights, the anti-CRT,

00:44:20.000 all that, it's all coming together now. And it's got to be a major element of the MAGA

00:44:24.020 movement going forward. Cause this is what it's about. It's about the protection of the American

00:44:28.220 family. If we lose that, all the other stuff doesn't, doesn't, doesn't matter. So how do

00:44:33.300 people get to you?

00:44:34.640 It's a American principles project.org, or you can follow me on Instagram. I have a video that

00:44:39.900 just got over 1 million views from my CPAC and Hungary speech. It's just shilling 1776. So

00:44:46.300 I'm at shilling 1776 across all the platforms. So check it out guys. Thanks so much for having me, Steve.

00:44:51.100 Thank you very much. We'll play that. Hopefully we get that up. We got up on our website. Hopefully

00:44:56.560 get more. Terry, thank you very much. Breaking news. The meeting tomorrow has been, has been

00:45:03.980 postponed on the debt ceilings. That should shock you that the working groups have met, but that

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00:45:12.920 it's been, that has been laid out yet. What this means is that we have to, and you heard

00:45:20.440 president Trump, it was amazing. President Trump last night said, Hey, I'll call their

00:45:24.080 bluff. We need massive cuts or dare them to default. It's, it's, it's Yellen and Biden

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00:46:20.900 Boris, one day after, I know you guys had a lot of briefings on this and breakdown. Give us your

00:46:25.160 assessment of last night and as importantly, how we're firing off the football off of that command

00:46:31.340 performance last night. Steve, honored to be with you, honored to be with the posse. And not only

00:46:38.340 was there an absolute powerhouse performance last night. What we've had today is a poll coming out

00:46:44.840 of Florida, which shows that on the economy, President Trump was leading the Florida governor

00:46:50.180 of 46 to 18. What does that say? That says that the people of Florida, economy is obviously the key

00:46:58.020 indicator. The people of Florida realized just what that audience last night realized, that we need

00:47:05.480 President Trump back in office as soon as possible. And now where do we go from here? We go to a full,

00:47:11.120 robust rally in Iowa. And from there on to victory in the primary and in the general. Some of the

00:47:17.680 buried leads last night, Steve, that I thought were very important was the fact that there was no doubt as

00:47:23.300 the town hall, you know, went through the hour, hour plus, a little bit plus, that that was the

00:47:31.260 president. That was the president of our country there. Not the guy who currently is illegitimately

00:47:35.980 in the Oval Office or wherever he is in his bed somewhere upstairs. President Trump is the true

00:47:41.340 leader of our country. And even Caitlin Collins couldn't help herself but keep saying, Mr. President,

00:47:45.820 Mr. President, Mr. President. And that was absolutely clear. And then on the key issues,

00:47:51.300 from energy to the border, and then of course, to what's happening in Russia and Ukraine,

00:47:56.720 President Trump giving absolutely unparalleled answers and answers that frankly, forget Biden,

00:48:03.380 who doesn't know what day it is. But you know for a fact that none of the pretenders for the

00:48:08.440 Republican nomination, no politician, period, outside of President Trump could be giving those

00:48:13.260 common sense, direct business answers. I mean, you know, Caitlin Collins, oh, do you want Ukraine

00:48:20.280 to win a war? First of all, winning a war, we're not in Roman times here. You know, that just shows

00:48:26.940 how little the mainstream media knows and understands about modern conflict. And President

00:48:31.800 Trump perfectly saying, what I want is for the death and destruction to stop. And then the answer

00:48:37.320 on the war criminal. If we call Putin a war criminal now, and he thinks he's got Slobodan

00:48:43.100 Milosevic's fate coming at him, then what is he going to do with over 5,000 nuclear weapons?

00:48:50.340 Again, direct, sensical, logical, powerful. That was last night.

00:48:55.960 Real quickly, before I let you go, I love that breakdown. And you're right, it was quite powerful

00:49:02.060 as a command performance. I just want to make sure I heard this right, because we're just getting

00:49:05.400 this in with you. The poll was done, and it shows in Florida, not nationally, Florida. It's 46-18

00:49:11.460 in Florida, Trump versus DeSantis.

00:49:15.880 That is 46-18 on who would handle the economy better. Overall, from those who are likely to

00:49:23.680 vote, President Trump is up by 10. From those who have seen advertisements for both, he's up by almost

00:49:28.620 20. Specifically, on the economy, on the economy, this poll put out by American Spectator, done by

00:49:35.120 National Strategies, what it says specifically is that the people of Florida prefer President Trump to

00:49:43.260 their own governor by a measure of 46-18 on who would handle the economy better. And as you know,

00:49:49.920 Steve, the economy is what matters. That's how people make up their mind. And especially now in

00:49:54.520 California. And hey, let me tell you this. I'm in the state of Florida right now, and gas is at four

00:49:59.060 bucks a gallon. So it is not at all a surprise that the people of Florida are looking at their

00:50:05.220 governors gallivanting around South Korea and Japan and the UK and Israel and everywhere else, Ohio,

00:50:12.540 while his own state and the people of the state that he's supposedly protecting are paying four

00:50:17.540 bucks a gallon for regular gas.

00:50:21.060 Bringing back big trade deals. Boris, how do people get you the morning newsletter,

00:50:24.840 Instagram, all of it? Where do people go?

00:50:27.380 Steve, thank you so much. Honored to be with you. Honored to be with the policy. My information

00:50:30.420 on the website is boroscp.com, hot on boroscp.com, hot on Twitter at Boris CP, on Getter at Boris CP,

00:50:37.300 on Truth at Boris, and the hottest on the grand Boris on the score, Epstein. Stay strong. God bless.

00:50:42.240 It's on all offense.

00:50:45.380 Boris, thank you very much for breaking away from the meetings to join us to give us that

00:50:48.460 breakdown. We'll do more of the breakdown tomorrow. We haven't had, believe it or not,

00:50:52.820 we haven't had enough time to spend it. That's been so just incredible. I've never seen a news

00:50:57.100 cycle, particularly with the southern border in collapse. Krom Conrad goes on Krom. The

00:51:02.160 Warren Posse has hearts of lions, but we realized last night we got a long, tough fight ahead of

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00:53:32.920 Krom, thank you very much. Thank you for providing Soul Tea to the posse. I know I get tremendous

00:53:39.000 feedback on it. Okay. Tomorrow morning at 10 a.m., we're going to take this back up again. I'm sure

00:53:45.920 the border gets open at midnight tonight. We'll be on this at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning,

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Bannon's War Room - May 11, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 291： The Regimes Failure On Border Security

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