Stephen K. Bannon talks to Ukraine s President, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, about the crisis in Ukraine, and why the world should pay attention to it. He's joined by Richard Engel of NBC and Ken Buck, a legendary deficit hawk.
00:03:39.480President Zelenskyy invited both to come here and said, unless Vladimir Putin is stopped
00:03:44.640in this country, there'll be a wider war with NATO.
00:03:51.760OK, there you are right there. That interview is going to be up all over the weekend. Richard Engel is the chief foreign correspondent for NBC. I know Richard done interviews with him in Rome before about the Vatican. Good guy, but clearly part of the of the narrative engine of this Ukraine situation.
00:04:13.960Remember, to get to the bottom of the Biden crime family, you've got to understand Ukraine.
00:04:23.140Early in my days at Breitbart, in the first couple of years, when I decided we were going to expand it, we were going to start by the expansion in London and in Jerusalem and in Rome in hiring Rahim Kassam.
00:04:38.280The first thing Rahim told me, the very first thing, he says, I've got to go to Ukraine.
00:04:41.260I go, why you've got to go to Ukraine?
00:04:43.080He goes, there's a revolution over there, color revolution, the modern revolution, and it's going to be absolutely central to the West.0.51
00:04:51.280And I go, nobody cares about the Ukraine.
00:04:53.480We've got so many other issues and problems.
00:05:12.600I want to start off. Congressman Ken Buck, we're having a little technical problem. As soon as we get him up, I'm going to cut into our analysis of capital markets, the economy in Ukraine, and the intersectionality of those three to take Ken Buck.
00:05:26.680Ken Buck is a legendary deficit hawk, and he's here to talk some basic common sense to folks about exactly what's reality in this budget, what's the reality in this deficit, the debt, and how Ukraine, the powers that be in this city, are trying to put in, as we told you, a supplemental for Ukraine, an additional supplemental for Ukraine to just be another side pocket for hundreds of billions of dollars in cash for the defense contractors.
00:05:56.680So let me go back and pull back for a second, because Zelensky is basically right there telling you, if you don't give me unlimited money, if you don't give me unlimited weapons, if you don't underwrite my government, your sons and daughters are going to come over here and die in this foreign battlefield.
00:06:11.800The West is going to get pulled into this.
00:06:13.640Newsweek magazine has a big headline, huge headline up, is that NATO's going on war footing about Russia.
00:06:20.700Let me bring in Rebecca Koffer for us.
00:06:22.420I've got Ben Harnwells with us in Rome.
00:06:25.020But, Rebecca, I want to start with you.
00:06:27.460This was your line of country when you were at the Pentagon Defense Intelligence.
00:06:32.560This war is metastasizing, and it's not just about this spring offensive.
00:06:38.480You heard Richard Engel sitting there making the pitch.
00:06:40.660Haven't these new weapon systems helped you?
00:06:42.380Haven't all the stuff we've given helped you?
00:06:44.340The kinetic conflict, and baby, it is a bloodletting right now.
00:06:49.460And we keep saying the Western powers, the elites in Washington, D.C., Davos and London, they're going to fight.
00:06:56.040Boris Johnson and this crowd is going to fight to the last Ukrainian soldier is dead.
00:07:00.540And I think the spring offensive is proving this.
00:07:02.380But talk to us. Give us your situation report on exactly where we stand in this conflict in mid-June at the beginning of the much heralded, long-awaited spring offensive, ma'am.
00:07:15.360The most important thing today, Steve, is exactly what the Newsweek announced, and that
00:07:23.440is that NATO is in the process of transitioning onto a wartime footing to prepare for a direct
00:12:21.800It means that they're going to fight like hell and they're going to preempt this because they believe the United States is out to defeat Russia, kinetically.
00:12:34.720And so they're making that assessment based on what we've been doing, you know, in Ukraine and other places around Afghanistan, coastal Libya, Syria.
00:12:45.120And they're basing this on all the rhetoric coming out of Washington, such as Biden himself, you know, saying this man can no longer remain in power.
00:13:38.460We talked in the morning show about this, about your appearance here.
00:13:42.440And it's all about, you know, these kind of more games that are being played by McCarthy and some of the Republicans, and obviously the Democrats are out of control on federal spending and government spending, and how you're sitting there saying, we're not going to have any games here.
00:13:57.620We're going to actually have a real accounting, and we're going to start really cutting the budget.
00:14:01.540Can you talk about this whole concept of 2022, 2023, rescissions?
00:14:05.340Because, you know, our audience is not just vast.
00:14:07.840It's an activist audience that wants to get up to speed.
00:14:10.920you're revered as being i think one of the few serious uh along with some of your colleagues in
00:14:17.220the 20 uh a serious deficit hawk so you can walk through exactly what reality is and what we're
00:14:23.440talking about on these appropriations bills in any reality we don't get stuck with another cr
00:14:28.620and another omnibus on christmas eve this year sir yeah absolutely so uh president or speaker
00:14:35.600McCarthy made a promise that he would go back to the 2022 funding levels with discretionary spending
00:14:44.340when he was making the deals to become Speaker. He now is talking about using the 2023 funding
00:14:52.240levels and through rescissions getting down to the 2022 funding levels. So in other words,
00:14:58.700we would use the ability to go in and claw back some of the COVID money or some of the other
00:15:05.160money that has been used for electric vehicle recharging stations or IRS agents. He wants to
00:15:12.660go in and claw that money back, which is great, but then he would go from 2023 numbers down to
00:15:19.0002022 numbers. What we're saying, Matt Gaetz, Andy Biggs, Bob Good, Lauren Boebert, myself,
00:15:26.920Eli Crane, some others are saying, no, you promised 2022 numbers, go to 2022 numbers,
00:15:33.820Then start clawing back these billions of dollars that have been promised out there, but not spent yet, and use that money to get even further.
00:15:44.460Steve, this debt deal that Kevin McCarthy and Joe Biden made adds $4 trillion of debt to our national debt in the next 18 months.
00:16:47.020What do your colleagues miss about the financial crisis we're in and how you can't play games anymore on the margins of this federal spending, that we've got to get serious about it?
00:16:57.560Because there are many great people that are not with you guys right now, particularly a lot of smart people.
00:17:03.320What are they missing about this crisis that we're in?
00:17:07.800Well, Steve, I don't think they're missing anything.
00:17:09.440I think they're actually playing a game that involves trying to get reelected and somebody else will have the problem eight, 10 years down the road.
00:17:19.540They hope eight, 10 years down the road.
00:17:23.980You know, I kept hearing during the debt ceiling bill negotiations.
00:17:29.740Well, you know, we don't want to default in June.
00:17:31.760This country is going to default if we don't get our act together and we don't turn this ship around very, very soon.
00:17:39.440and it may already be too late. We may already be in the throes of the inflationary cycle
00:17:45.120that results from all of this just absolutely irresponsible spending that's going on.
00:17:53.800When you go back and talk to your constituents in Colorado, what are the working class and the0.57
00:17:59.700middle class folks that have their own lives to live that can't pay attention to politics like
00:18:04.740the war room posse or war room cadre audience when you're back in town halls and just meeting0.84
00:18:09.620folks at coffee shops do they have a you think they have a handle on what this crisis is with
00:18:14.320our nation's debt steve i have to tell you every time i go into the vegetable section at my local
00:18:20.660grocery store it's a town hall meeting people are coming up to me and they're asking about the debt
00:18:26.080and they understand they may not understand uh discretionary spending versus mandatory spending
00:18:30.880They may not understand recessions, but they understand that you can't spend more money than you have over a long period of time without very severe consequences.
00:18:40.920People have that level of common sense that this just doesn't make sense to them.
00:18:45.160As soon as you get outside the beltway, people understand what's going on.
00:18:49.360I tell people we have one thousand one hundred and eighteen unauthorized programs, meaning that Congress hasn't looked at these programs to see if there's any wasteful spending.
00:18:59.040We have a rule package in the House that says you can't appropriate to unauthorized programs.
00:19:06.660Every appropriations bill waives that particular rule and then appropriates to unauthorized programs.
00:19:15.720There's not a single hearing in five months of this administration in the House that will look at wasteful spending in these unauthorized programs.
00:19:24.240People understand where we're going and why we're going there, and it's because of the selfish attitudes that we have in the U.S. House.
00:19:33.820That gets down to programmatically what you've got to do.
00:19:36.400Do you think McCarthy and leadership will back you up on actually getting to these unauthorized programs?
00:19:41.180If they're not going to be authorized, you just zero them out?
00:19:44.000Is that something we can look forward to?
00:19:45.540Is that going to be another fight where there's 20 or 30 of you heroes against the rest of the—forget the radical Democrats—against the rest of the caucus?
00:19:54.240Well, I think I don't know that they'll have a choice because at some point we've got to do exactly that.
00:19:59.640We've got to make sure that we are going after the unauthorized programs.
00:20:04.420We have known for decades, for example, the Endangered Species Act was passed in 1973, reauthorized in 1978, hasn't been reauthorized since.
00:20:14.740No one has looked at that Endangered Species Act to determine is there wasteful spending?
00:20:49.640walk us through your internal logic. How do we get our hands around this?
00:20:54.400Well, first, Steve, thank you for coronating me. I appreciate that. But the reality is we've got
00:20:59.940to get back to pre-COVID numbers. President Trump and President Biden at the beginning of his
00:21:06.220administration spent money to try to keep this economy going. Fine. Now that COVID is over,
00:21:13.040people should be back at work, and we've got to get back to those pre-COVID numbers. So we have
00:21:17.280to move back to the 2019, 2018 spending levels and make sure that the great economy that President
00:21:23.380Trump created creates this revenue stream that will help us reduce the deficit. That's the only
00:21:29.420answer is to spend less. We also are going to have to deal at some point with the mandatory
00:21:34.020spending side. We are going to have to address Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and other
00:21:38.760mandatory programs that are out there and make sure that it only happens for those who are
00:21:43.480young workers, those under 40, under 45, and that those who are in Social Security and relying on
00:21:50.240Social Security have the comfort of knowing that that is going to be protected. But we can change
00:21:58.440the trajectory that we're on right now if we look at mandatory spending and severely reduce
00:22:04.620the discretionary side. Now, Steve, the other thing that we have to do is we have to look at
00:22:10.680what is a federal program? We should not be in the business of telling school boards,
00:22:15.580local school boards, what they should be doing. We should not be in the business of telling states
00:22:19.880how to regulate their environment. Those are all programs that were intended for the states
00:22:26.620in our constitution. And we're overspending in large part because we have enlarged the scope
00:22:34.060of the federal government. The federal government should be focused on defense. It should be focused
00:22:38.400on immigration. It should be focused on customs, on maintaining the currency. Those are federal
00:22:43.940functions. We need to give back to the state those things that are the state's responsibility.
00:22:50.520Two things. I noticed after this debacle over the debt ceiling and all you patriots should
00:22:55.640stand up, they came back afterwards in the Senate and said, oh, by the way, yeah, it's
00:22:59.360approved, but we got to put a pin in. We got to have a Ukraine supplemental. We're doing
00:23:03.340a special right now on Ukraine. Is the Ukraine supplemental going to pass? I mean, is that
00:23:08.760another couple of hundred billion dollars? Don't they realize this money just can't be created
00:23:13.260out of thin air? They don't realize that, Steve. They've been creating money out of thin air for
00:23:18.900a long time, and we're feeling the effects of it right now in our economy. So they talked about a
00:23:23.560Ukraine supplemental. They talked about a supplemental for defense. So in other words,
00:23:28.920Since McCarthy and Biden agreed to raise defense spending, now they want to raise it even further.
00:23:35.280And as soon as the Republicans say, we want to raise defense spending, the Democrats come along and say, well, we want to raise social spending.
00:23:42.360And so they in the past, what I've witnessed is there's a dollar for dollar.
00:24:35.820And the sooner we get that understanding, the better.
00:24:39.900The problem in politics is it's very difficult to take goodies away from people once you have given them.
00:24:47.100Once they have started relying on Obamacare, once they have started relying on all of the spending that's out there,
00:24:53.460it's very difficult to start clawing that back.
00:24:56.040And that's exactly what we need to do.0.55
00:24:58.120If we default, the people who are most at risk, the working class Americans who are just able to make ends meet are going to be the people who suffer the most.
00:25:09.000The very people that the Democrats pretend that they are trying to help are the people who are going to suffer.
00:25:19.920And the way to stick up for them is to make sure that we don't go over the edge and default.
00:25:26.040Congressman Buck, how do people get to your site to find out more about this fight that you're having as the leading deficit hawk, and what's your social media?
00:25:34.260Yeah, so the best way to contact me is through our office, 202-225-4676.
00:25:42.680The way to send us emails is buck.house.gov is the best way to send us an email.
00:26:01.620And my Twitter handle is at RepKenBuck.
00:26:22.360Congressman Ken Buck, Republican of Colorado.0.93
00:26:25.600The common sense of if we want to avoid a default and a default is going to crush the working class in this country, we've got to stop the spending.0.84
00:26:32.560And we've got to stop the spending now.0.99
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00:34:44.620Hey, on Thursday, you had a massive, Wednesday and Thursday, you had a massive cyber attack, not by the CCP this time, but by the Russians.
00:34:52.780Remember, I was telling Peter Navarro last week, this is no longer just a criminal activity.
00:34:58.400These are criminals working with the state in Eastern Europe and in Russia and in Belarus and other places to do these cyber attacks, as the Chinese Communist Party does also with these hoodlum groups.0.60
00:35:09.780And now they've formalized it into a military doctrine, part of unrestricted warfare.0.72
00:35:15.840This is one of the reasons on Home Title Lock, and this is what concerns me.
00:35:19.120I need you, I don't need this audience to be impoverished any more than the government's going to impoverish them.
00:35:27.780Just being part of this show and being a, not just supporter of the show, but being one of the war room posse that we give information to and become a force multiplier.
00:35:36.300By being a force multiplier, you're an enemy combatant.
00:35:39.780So make sure that you go HomeTitleLock.com and just check that cyber criminals and nobody
00:35:45.040is taking a second mortgage out on your house, a couple hundred thousand bucks.
00:35:47.780How would that put a crimp in your style of being a force multiplier for the war room
00:35:52.240if you had another $200,000 that you had to pay back at these interest rates?
00:37:18.180And so this is another move that Putin is planning.
00:37:22.100And my intelligence analysis tells me that he's going to try to do that in the Belgorod
00:37:27.300uh area to push uh forward because the ukrainians are conducting in in addition to their counter
00:37:34.740offensive they're also conducting sabotage operations to destabilize uh the areas that are
00:37:41.460bordering uh russia the ukrainian the russian territory that is bordering rather uh to ukraine
00:37:48.020so this is what's going on but the most important thing that we are now becoming a target of non
00:37:56.260kinetic warfare by putin because the russians have concluded that we are wanting to stage a
00:38:05.060strategic defeat of russia by participating in this conflict that zelinski is trying to use
00:38:13.860um to pit us against the russians and to defeat russia with our own hands with the weaponry that
00:38:21.060Is it your professional assessment that the objectives of the spring offensive, the taking back of significant territory in the Donbass, in the eastern Russian-speaking regions, or an outright attack in the taking back of Crimea,
00:38:41.520Is it your belief that those are those achievable objectives by the Ukrainian military as you see it on the 16th of June in the year of our Lord, 2023?
00:38:57.460Even if we can provide all the military hardware in the world to Ukraine, Putin is not going to wait until the Ukrainians recapture the territory and especially the Crimea.
00:39:10.960that not only the Russian government, but the majority of the Russian population consider
00:39:16.900Russians. He's not going to see what they perceive strategic security perimeter to Ukraine,
00:39:22.480and he's going to invoke, escalate to de-escalate nuclear warfare in addition to cyber warfare that's
00:39:30.140going on right now, not only in Ukraine, but targeting the homeland. And one more point I
00:39:36.720want to make is that it's not just the cyber criminals. The Russian government is behind it
00:39:42.720because what they use is they use proxy forces to attack countries like the United States in these
00:39:50.780highly complex operations for the reasons of plausible deniability. The objective is to place
00:39:57.260pressure on the Biden regime to withdraw support from Ukraine and to show to the Americans that
00:40:03.940we're not going to sleep, you know, safely at night, that they're going to target our power grid
00:40:09.600if we do not rise up and place pressure on our leaders to withdraw support for Ukraine.0.76
00:40:17.420That's how the Russian doctrine works, and it's preemptive.
00:40:20.720Okay, hang on for a second. I want to go to Ben Harnwell. Ben, as Rebecca's pointed out,
00:40:29.540Newsweek magazine, NATO's on war footing. Give us your assessment. You've been going through
00:40:33.820all the media you've been focused on this a lot tell me what's going on good evening steve good
00:40:39.880evening rebecca yeah well the story i actually want to start with today is a scoop that was
00:40:46.220broken by foreign policy magazine and i wonder if denver is able to put this up as i'm talking
00:40:51.740because according to a named source who's speaking to foreign policy their information is that
00:40:57.780Ukraine will not be invited formally to join the NATO alliance in NATO's annual summit in Vilnius
00:41:07.700in Lithuania next month. Now based on what Rebecca was just saying throughout this show,
00:41:14.020it looks I would speculate that there are some sort of territorial turf wars going on within
00:41:20.020the United States administration and I would posit it something like this because it's
00:41:25.620impossible to know for sure but my suggestion is something that the military-industrial complex is
00:41:32.260pushing and pushing and pushing for further US engagement via NATO. Rebecca was mentioning the
00:41:39.380Newsweek article there about the war footing but on the other hand at the apex notionally
00:41:47.540of the administration President Biden himself along with Germany are deeply resisting apparently
00:41:55.380maneuvers to get NATO to accept Ukraine in a month's time and then of course everything would
00:42:02.500accelerate and I would indicate from that the absolute importance you know you always say Steve
00:42:07.460that elections have consequences and stolen elections have catastrophic consequences it
00:42:13.060really would take someone and it took President Trump you know his every ounce of effort and
00:42:19.620concentration to stop the the us mic pushing the united states into into wars over his four years
00:42:27.780and president biden simply isn't up to that degree of resistance in facing down the generals um so
00:42:35.620that's the first thing i would want to say the second thing hold it hold it hold it hold it hold
00:42:39.740it hang on hang on hang on hang hold it hold it you're saying resistance he's part of the
00:43:04.460But isn't it Biden that's offering an alternative path now, some sort of not full membership or membership along the official, you know, boxes you've got to check?
00:43:14.260that Finland checked and Sweden checked, but that some sort of soft NATO where they're basically in Russia's face,
00:43:22.900the dagger at the heart of Moscow, but they're not officially in NATO.
00:43:26.040So we get all the problems that the benefits.
00:43:27.920Remember, the central beef that we had with NATO, with President Trump, was it's not an alliance.
00:43:33.940It's a protectorate that the elites in Europe will not pay what it needs for their own self-defense.
00:43:40.180And the Americans underwrite that. The 2% of GDP has never come close to being mad because they say, well, we've got to pay for health care.
00:43:49.060We have to pay for pensions. If we pay for defense, we're not going to have money for that.
00:43:52.840And they're brazen about telling you that. So the United States underwrites it.
00:43:56.760Now we're going to be in the worst of both worlds.
00:43:58.880Ukraine not even being close to being regular to any kind of official acceptance into NATO,
00:44:07.340including paying 2% of their GDP for defense, because we're underwriting the entire thing
00:44:13.920and going to underwrite the entire thing.
00:44:16.140But Biden's trying to get some kind of weird middle ground where we get all the accountability
00:44:20.500and responsibility and the out-of-control nature of, like, these Ukrainian partisans
00:44:26.040launching missile strikes into Russia,
00:44:37.540on both of those things that you've mentioned,
00:44:39.480but I don't think it necessarily has to be either or.
00:44:43.340It's possible that both of these things
00:44:45.660that you mentioned can be true at the same time.
00:44:47.620That is to say, Biden has been allowing,
00:44:52.060perhaps to a certain extent pushing NATO, pushing the escalation on the one hand, and certainly corrupt up until his ears, that's absolutely clear, but it is also possible that he's trying, while pushing it forward in a certain degree, to hold it back from full-on United States engagement,
00:45:14.160And therefore, you have this no man's land, sort of not NATO, but sort of US and NATO under written security guarantees.
00:45:24.920And who knows what that's actually going to mean in practice?
00:45:27.740We've all heard President Biden speaking over the last couple of years.
00:45:32.740He's clearly not in the present moment.
00:45:35.360So how much by the force of his own will he's able to guide these events and the decisions that are taking place around him?
00:45:43.240I think that's a legitimate question. And we can all speculate. But what I was the point I wanted to make is that there seems to be contradictory signals going on with regards to NATO and Ukraine. And it's given the nature that they're slightly contradictory. It's difficult to know who who inside inside the room is pushing things in which direction.
00:46:06.640Let me ask you, how's the perception in Zelensky's selling points, the spring offensive was, as I said, the much-heralded, long-awaited spring offensive that now starts a week before summer, solstice, or a couple days before the summer solstice.
00:46:42.760obviously the Russians are taking a pounding0.66
00:46:44.620but the Ukrainians are really taking a pounding0.95
00:46:46.880and they're launching missile strikes into Odessa
00:46:49.480they've launched missile strikes into Kiev
00:46:51.040How is this being sold to the European people right now? Because the European people, the sooner they get tired of this fiasco, the quicker we're going to get to a resolution, sir.
00:47:03.480Steve, things are moving in Europe, and they have been moving for the last few months.
00:47:07.560You might remember back on the 30th of March, we reported on the war room the fact that the FPO, the Austrian Freedom Party, led a walkout during Zelensky's televised address.
00:47:21.040The same has happened today, this time in Switzerland, and it's an astonishing state of affairs.
00:47:28.000This time it's the Swiss People's Party with its 53 out of 200 seats.
00:47:35.840They boycotted the entire speech. Interesting, Steve.
00:47:39.680I just want to, if I may, I just want to say exactly what the principal cause of this is.
00:47:43.600We all know that Switzerland has been a neutral country for 500 years and that's in its constitution.
00:47:50.960The reason that they boycotted Zelensky's speech is that they said that Zelensky is interfering inside their domestic politics and it's not appropriate because Zelensky, in his address to the Swiss parliament, is urging them to change their constitution to allow Switzerland to give permission to countries that buy its arms to re-export them to other countries, which Switzerland, because of its utility, currently prohibits.
00:48:19.140only exports arms for countries to use in their own personal defence and won't let those countries
00:48:24.740further export on. Zelensky went in and said you know that the Swiss need to change their
00:48:29.060constitution and you know I think you know each time there's a walkout each time um there's a
00:48:35.540you know there's a refusal that the tenor of the refusal um increases uh incrementally and this
00:48:43.060time I think to hear the Swiss argument that they that they that they walked out and they boycotted
00:48:48.020it to Zelensky's address because he is interfering in their domestic0.52
00:48:52.040political affairs, which of course he is doing, I think shows here in
00:48:55.960continental Europe that the degree of wide flexibility
00:48:59.840that European capitals have given to Zelensky is now over.
00:49:05.160Hang on for one second. Let me go back to
00:49:07.300Rebecca Koffler. Rebecca, if we cut off
00:49:11.780the money from the US, and it'll be cut off if there's no supplemental
00:49:15.280granted. And this is going to be, folks, get ready for it. This is going to be another huge
00:49:19.200fight this summer, because they're going to try to come back quickly. Zelensky's going to cry
00:49:22.900crocodile tears on this NBC interview, because he's interfering directly in American politics.
00:49:29.580If we cut off this supplemental, how long could this war go on for? Would this force
00:49:34.860Zelensky to the negotiating table? I believe it will force Zelensky to capitulate, because
00:49:42.400we are 100% providing the entire warfighting capability to Ukraine. Without our help,
00:49:51.540they would just capitulate within 24 hours to two weeks, I would say. But the bigger problem
00:50:00.860is this. If we continue the support, and Putin is now driven by fear, because he is fearing
00:50:11.540that Ukraine is actually using the United States to destabilize Russia and to conduct regime change
00:50:20.780similar to what the U.S. has done in the Middle East, right?
00:50:24.640Because Putin is prone for a worst-case scenario assessment psychologically.
00:50:32.060And on top of that, he's hearing all of these rhetoric about war criminals.
00:50:37.020And so this is why he is trying to expand the battlefield into the US. And so that is why he decided that unless we stop all of the financial flows, military hardware flows and cash to pay actually for Ukrainian bureaucrats' salaries on their health care plan,
00:51:02.680He is preparing for kinetic warfare on U.S., I'm sorry, non-kinetic. Don't let me make this mistake because that would sound very scary. Non-kinetic warfare on U.S. homeland. But yes, if we stop funding this war, the war will stop very, very, very soon.
00:51:28.660Rebecca, where do people go to get your writings?
00:51:32.680I am on social media at RebeccaCoffley0132, on Getter, Twitter, Truth Social, and also catch me on my website, cuttothenews.com, for the latest top news and my analysis on Russia, China, cyber warfare, space warfare, and artificial intelligence.
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