Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 320： Faith And Freedom; Modi： The Populist Leader Of India

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

00:00:11.660 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:19.420 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in

00:00:24.880 Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and 0.99

00:00:29.320 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:33.600 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:40.640 your host Stephen K Bannon okay welcome we're packed today big breaking news out of Pennsylvania a bunch

00:00:48.680 of endorsements from President Trump Boris Epstein is going to join us in a second I get Dave Ramaswamy

00:00:53.860 he's going to join me in studio we're going to do a little configuration here during the show

00:00:57.300 to get Dave in to sit in with me talk about Modi and this amazing speech yesterday India all of it

00:01:02.740 Steve Stern's going to join us in a few minutes with an update on grassroots but I want to start

00:01:07.360 with Jane Zirkle Jane I want to thank you you're at the faith and family right now conference

00:01:12.900 brother Reed and the team over there the faith and family coalition all the presidential candidates

00:01:18.940 are going to come and speak including President Trump I want to you were at give me a quick give

00:01:23.340 me a minute on Eastman you covered the Eastman the start of the Eastman trial what's your assessment

00:01:27.780 of what's going on out there on the disbarment trial of John Eastman

00:01:30.940 yes so I got to be in the courtroom for the first two days of the trial and this isn't a criminal court

00:01:40.260 but Judge Rowland who is presiding over the case sure is treating it like one so during the first day

00:01:46.600 she right off the bat denied many of Eastman's expert witnesses including Joseph Fried who is a CPA with

00:01:53.680 over 40 years of experience saying that he did not have the proper expertise to analyze election data

00:02:00.880 even though he is an expert on data analysis and so that was a big hurdle for the Eastman team and the

00:02:07.660 judge and the Eastman lawyer team definitely had some back and forth regarding attorney-client privilege

00:02:15.200 and that was a big focus of the hearing so John Eastman took the stand it was very centered around January 6th of

00:02:22.280 course and it was a lot of virtue signaling going on but then the next day

00:02:27.420 Pence attorney Greg Jacobs took the stand and he had an all-out virtue signal with January 6th and it

00:02:35.260 it really was a show trial to basically entertain the political elites

00:02:40.480 really summed it up perfectly it's a total show trial and

00:02:45.000 Judas Pence's attorney was a disgrace to be blunt about it

00:02:50.340 you've flown back to D.C. you're at Faith and Family

00:02:53.300 this is Ralph Reed's big group it's one of the most powerful groups out there

00:02:57.520 you're going to be coming back at the end of the show today Jane's going to have a bunch of 0.99

00:03:01.480 of interviews that she's doing right now tell me what the what the what is the feeling this whole

00:03:06.940 thing about the evangelicals and the Christian right Christian nationalism you've got all the

00:03:12.060 big presidential candidates are going to be there to woo them there's this controversy of

00:03:16.360 do these people still have Trump's backsies that had such overwhelming support what is your

00:03:20.520 take as you're back there today the first day of the conference really or I guess the second day of

00:03:24.900 the conference getting a feel for the for the for the feel of it for the for the air of it what's

00:03:30.980 going on yes so I did have a chance to speak to many of the attendees here and they are behind

00:03:38.660 President Trump 100 percent he is the highlight of this event for them you know we have Pence

00:03:44.300 speaking here we have Ron DeSantis speaking here but throughout it all they are behind President

00:03:49.180 Trump they think what has happened with this indictment is completely unfair they are disgusted with

00:03:54.000 the weaponization of the judicial system against him and they're ready for four more years because

00:03:59.100 they trust his leadership

00:04:00.420 Jane Zirkle thank you for taking the red eye and getting back there Jane Zirkle is going to be at

00:04:08.000 Faith and Family she'll be doing interviews and she'll be reporting all weekend for us we'll get

00:04:11.900 back to Jane also tomorrow morning on the on the Saturday show I think we're gonna have Father

00:04:16.320 Provone some of the participants there also there's a huge rally and event tomorrow on the one-year

00:04:22.220 anniversary at Dobbs so there's so much going on I've never seen it crazier more high intense

00:04:27.160 Jane thank you so much we'll be back to you at the end of the show

00:04:29.640 our own Jane Zirkle let me go to Boris I got Boris and Steve Stern I want to go to Boris

00:04:37.920 Boris you just heard from Jane Zirkle one of the reasons we sent her back there we want to get a 0.99

00:04:42.320 feel as you know Faith and Family you've been a number of times is one of the more important groups

00:04:46.680 Ralph Reed and there's a lot of things in the media a lot of things in the press that all you know

00:04:50.260 the evangelicals are rethinking Trump and they got you know Judas Pence showing up and DeSantis

00:04:55.480 and all this they got you know 10 guys showing up they're all the entire Iowa primary is all about

00:05:00.920 evangelicals obviously in South Carolina very important in Florida very important in these

00:05:05.680 early primary states Jane Zirkle just laid it out and we sent her back and said hey I want you to go

00:05:10.180 around just randomly talk to everybody let them know you're from the war room and get the feeling and

00:05:14.600 she told me before the show and then just on air she goes hey Steve it's 110 percent for Trump I've

00:05:21.060 never seen people more dedicated and they're more fired up after the indictments now today you guys

00:05:27.580 break a massive story in Politico about all these endorsements coming in from the the Commonwealth of

00:05:33.280 Pennsylvania post-indictment uh tell me what uh what does this tell me what's happening in

00:05:38.220 Pennsylvania Steve no doubt about it honor to be with you honor to be with the posse first of all

00:05:43.220 from Faith and Freedom this is just breaking that the Faith and Freedom crowd jumped into applause and

00:05:49.280 loud shouts and screams when the North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson endorsed President

00:05:54.820 Donald J. Trump with the line of the nation is at war and we need a warrior so just as Jane

00:06:01.020 Zirkle reported just as you just laid out there's no doubt that Faith and Freedom the evangelical community

00:06:06.880 is a thousand percent behind President Donald J. Trump the greatest pro-life president in the history of our

00:06:13.360 country the greatest pro-constitution pro-pro-religion pro-rights president in the history of this country

00:06:20.440 this just breaking over the earth Faith and Freedom which as you said is a powerhouse conference

00:06:25.640 on top of that as you as you mentioned this morning President Trump rolling out a powerhouse

00:06:31.920 list of endorsements from Pennsylvania Congressman Mike Kelly Congressman Dan Muser Congressman Scott

00:06:38.000 Perry Congressman Guy Ressenhalter Congressman John Joyce Congressman Fred Keller and Ambassador Carla

00:06:44.580 Sands all coming together and saying that the only leader our country needs right now the only leader

00:06:51.800 our country can have that will save us that will truly make America great again is President Donald

00:06:57.200 J. Trump so another day full of victories for President Trump and as we've talked about as Jane

00:07:03.780 mentioned these persecutions these hoaxes these attacks against President Trump are only causing for

00:07:11.180 the American people to coalesce further and further around him and his leadership you've got this I'd be

00:07:19.260 remiss if I didn't ask you given your understanding of geopolitics you've had this disaster with

00:07:24.000 Lincoln over there kowtowing as a tributary state to the CCP and now we know that the Biden regime

00:07:29.700 lied to the American people about what's going on in Cuba you've got this space President Trump gave an

00:07:34.160 incredible interview to Seb Gorka yesterday we had Seb on the show right after that where President

00:07:38.960 Trump said hey 48 hours and then I start to get all over him with sanctions tariffs all of it to bring

00:07:44.920 him down what's your assessment of the situation in Cuba what does it tell us about the Biden regime

00:07:49.700 and what do you think of President Trump's action plan President Trump exactly right on point as always

00:07:56.160 and here's the vital issue here while these pretenders right the Keebler elves as you call them

00:08:01.860 say well I would do this I would do that we know what President Trump does because he did it for four

00:08:07.360 years it's exactly as he said he went to China and said hey okay you want to mess around sure we're going to

00:08:12.740 crush your economy and he did their GDP was the lowest in almost 30 years when President Trump

00:08:18.300 was in office and he did the same thing with our allies and adversaries using tariffs as a vital

00:08:24.040 tool with South Korea with France of course with China using sanctions all across the world as

00:08:29.640 necessary and successful and you compare that with crooked Joe Biden and what he's done and again

00:08:35.900 lying to the American people about the Chinese setting up this base 70 miles across from Florida

00:08:41.940 what does that tell you it tells you that either there's gross incompetence or that the Biden

00:08:47.300 regime continues to be on the take and continues to be subservient to China and if I had to if I 0.69

00:08:54.440 had to pick I would pick them both there's gross incompetence but there's also absolute unheard of

00:09:00.880 and never seen before levels of corruption by the Bidens and hey we just learned in the last 24 hours

00:09:07.760 the text messages from Hunter Biden to high levels of Chinese power saying I'm here with my dad and if

00:09:14.240 you don't pay us money we're going to be really upset you think those relationships went away all of a

00:09:18.820 sudden in two three years absolutely not the Biden crime family is on the take from the Chinese and that 1.00

00:09:27.000 is why they're covering up the fact that the Chinese are coming after this country let us not forget the 0.99

00:09:32.440 spy balloons now the base the absolute takeover of power by the Chinese Communist Party from America

00:09:38.880 under the watch of Joe Biden barely knows where he is but the Biden criminal regime

00:09:44.360 Chris how do people get your morning newsletter how they follow you on social media

00:09:49.880 Steve thanks so much the information it's hot right now boriscp.com hot on boriscp.com

00:09:56.080 hot on getter at boriscp on twitter at boriscp hot on true social at boris and the hottest on the

00:10:00.660 gram boris underscore epstein stay strong god bless all offense and shabbat shalom

00:10:05.660 thank you brother appreciate it let's go to Steve Stern uh now uh Steve I haven't had a chance to uh to

00:10:13.860 thank you for what you did for flag day particularly everything that's going on I think we really needed that

00:10:19.520 and the the team you put together it was just incredible I think the thing went eight nine

00:10:24.420 hours I was honored to be on there for a while it was just absolutely an incredible event so I want

00:10:29.340 to thank you what you got any feedback for the audience about that yeah it's fantastic well you

00:10:34.380 know we got 11 days left for the 4th of July and you know the flag shirt sponsored this thing where we

00:10:40.160 had uh 46 different speakers on there thank you so much for helping us with that with the flag shirt

00:10:48.000 with precinct strategy and now what happened people are coming in and after that event they

00:10:55.080 actually stayed 80 percent of people stayed eight hours now we only anticipated about 25 000 people

00:11:01.580 coming to watch this but it's unheard of what happened 500 000 people have watched this and it's

00:11:09.580 still not over bright tea on tv played it all last week um the friday saturday and sunday uh we have it up

00:11:17.200 on our site um other people have it up and we're still getting a lot of people going on it and who

00:11:23.180 did we have on it so people if they still want to go on they can go and contact me at s stern 10 50 40

00:11:29.780 well and it can also come in for our shirts um we sponsored it along with a bunch of other companies

00:11:35.760 and why we got so many people on it because we had five or six other sponsors sponsoring it and

00:11:42.300 nobody got any money for it so everybody enjoyed it and we had starting with general flynn we had a lot

00:11:49.280 of support general flynn also just texted me this morning can he get his clip so we can send it out

00:11:54.120 everybody wants to send their clip out we had tom homan on there we had sep gorka we had uh lee

00:12:00.280 greenwood he did his song we did a little interview with him we had you i did a little interview with you

00:12:04.960 we had um chanel uh ryan from one american news uh we had general orbach general orbach is getting me

00:12:11.960 a lot of generals to help uh he's helping me with our flag shirts and again fly you know fourth of

00:12:17.280 july is coming up patriotism is down uh from 63 percent to 39 percent so that's one of the reasons why

00:12:24.980 we had you know do this now we're very lucky on my birthday which i turned 82 as you know michael and

00:12:30.940 and you both wish me a happy birthday but i was blowing out the candles he said we're going to put

00:12:35.180 it on my network well that really helped us and he got on and he talked about what we're going to do

00:12:40.540 about the machines and some of the other stuff and all the people that came on including clay clark

00:12:45.000 john fredericks mel k they had a great story we had not only we had the superstars but we also had

00:12:51.940 the average people we had a guy on it that said talked about uh all the information about our flag

00:12:58.720 and so the feedback is we want to do it again next year so if you want to get involved and see it you

00:13:05.260 want to get involved in the trump campaign you want to buy our flag shirts call me 954-318-6902

00:13:12.000 go to estern 1054 at aol.com and don't forget if you want to call me we have two zoom meetings coming up

00:13:18.600 one on monday for precinct strategy where we're going to have joe von pulitzer on there david clements

00:13:24.740 johnny v from votify now uh steven uh tuminello uh who is with the police uh uh group so we're

00:13:34.460 working on the sheriffs and everything else to help this country then on tuesday at eight o'clock

00:13:39.640 eastern time we're going to have our precinct strategy uh and we had about 400 people on last

00:13:44.820 time on our election integrity we had 800 people on these calls are very important because we have a

00:13:51.060 lot of good things happening in this country we got a girl in california tina saline she got me 10

00:13:56.700 000 people now all different groups steve we've got about steve we got about we've got to bounce but

00:14:02.860 just give me the number again where people go to sign up for these calls

00:14:05.520 318-6902 estern 1054 to aol we love you steve you're doing everything for our country

00:14:12.180 stern you're the best 82 years old you're more ambitious than ever it's incredible a guy works 24 7

00:14:19.120 and i want everybody we'll figure out how to also replay it up on getter that that flag day event was

00:14:24.960 just incredible steve stern thank you very much i appreciate it okay here's what we're going to do

00:14:29.800 memphis we're going to take a quick one minute break here and we maybe play uh play a my pillow ad

00:14:35.240 uh we're going to take a one minute break as we reconfigure the set here in the war room

00:14:40.880 our own dave ramaswamy is going to join us we're going to break down everything about the world's

00:14:46.120 leading nationalists that would be prime minister modi of india here for a historic trip a lot to

00:14:51.480 get into a lot that's going to impact this country and your life short one minute break which we don't

00:14:57.260 normally do here in the first segment one minute break we're going to reconfigure it we'll be back

00:15:01.440 in a moment drum modi wraps up his state visit to washington today after hosting the indian leader

00:15:09.020 at a private dinner on wednesday president biden and the white house rolled out the red carpet

00:15:13.160 yesterday for the head of what is sometimes called the world's largest democracy biden and

00:15:19.400 modi then sat down in the oval office where the two discussed democratic values modi praised the

00:15:25.460 president for calling a speech biden gave as vice president eight years ago in which biden said quote

00:15:31.680 our goal is to become india's best friend modi said it was that commitment by biden that inspired

00:15:38.900 india to take bold and ambitious initiatives in their relationship in a surprising moment during

00:15:46.560 a joint press conference prime minister modi took two questions since becoming india's leader in 2014

00:15:53.720 modi has never held a solo press conference he was asked what steps he's willing to take to improve

00:16:00.760 the rights of religious minorities in his country and uphold free speech modi denied any form of 0.99

00:16:08.160 discrimination and said india's foundational principles are made up of the democratic values

00:16:14.160 instilled in its constitution after the press conference modi took to capitol hill entering the

00:16:22.060 chamber to loud applause there the prime minister spoke about the war in ukraine and the increasing

00:16:29.260 tension near the taiwan strait modi said india shares a vision of open and inclusive indo-pacific

00:16:38.100 and called for greater ties between india and the united states caddy k uh a relationship that is

00:16:45.560 growing stronger unnecessary relationship but not without its complications yeah i mean india is the

00:16:53.020 darling of american investors and seemingly of american politicians at the moment gina raimonda the 0.86

00:16:58.580 commerce secretary was there in india recently praising narendra modi he's back in washington now

00:17:04.280 clearly getting a real red carpet rollout from the united states and it's kind of a test of the white 0.56

00:17:10.520 houses are we with autocracy or are we with democracy at the moment india is the world's largest democracy

00:17:17.100 but for a democracy narendra modi is behaving in pretty autocratic ways back at home and i think

00:17:22.340 his comments on religious freedom i'm not sure many muslim indians would agree with that they are feeling

00:17:27.440 the pressure the bbc had its offices raided recently because narendra modi didn't like a documentary

00:17:32.600 that we made about him so there are kind of autocratic tendencies but the real politic of this

00:17:37.920 is that the united states needs india a lot at the moment it feels that it needs india as a bulwark

00:17:43.360 against china and it wants to try and have some kind of input into india's relationship with russia

00:17:48.720 russia is the biggest arms supplier to india america obviously with the ukraine war going on

00:17:54.080 would like to pull india into the kind of anti-russia coalition india is standing up for its own

00:17:59.820 interests though it has very strong national interests and it will be making those clear and

00:18:03.080 the fact that you've got the biden administration kind of saying basically be our friend almost at

00:18:07.820 what any cost we will not raise the issue of human rights we will not raise the issue of democracy

00:18:11.980 and religious minorities i think is a sign of how powerful india is feeling at the moment

00:18:16.420 yeah to simply underscore katie's point there i mean white house aides tell us that president biden

00:18:22.100 dave ramaswamy joins us so for for the audience that hasn't been with us for a couple of years

00:18:26.960 talked about uh this moment because so much false information even right there but i want to

00:18:32.020 why is modi so important the howdy modi came here a couple of years ago 40 or 50 000 people with

00:18:37.940 president trump uh from the warren's perspective the leading nationalists on the globe of leading his

00:18:46.140 country and he's a paragon of how you run a country i think and i think every populist nationalist

00:18:52.620 uh would agree with me yesterday the squad and aoc did not attend the the speech and protests

00:19:00.380 because he's authoritarian tell who is modi what has he done how's he turned around india

00:19:05.720 sure thanks steve for having me uh hello to all the war room audience who i haven't spoken to in a

00:19:11.180 while but i really value your feedback and the positive comments you've made uh based on my past

00:19:16.500 appearances so steve back to who modi is and why the india u.s relationship is so important that's

00:19:23.140 this critical juncture narendra modi is the first prime minister of india who was born after india's

00:19:29.620 independence in 1950 so he doesn't have the colonial baggage which saddled many previous indian prime

00:19:39.040 ministers and also most importantly for your audience and for the american people at large

00:19:44.840 uh modi is not an elitist he he's a he's the he's kind of the indian version of the deplorable 1.00

00:19:52.560 he didn't grow up speaking english till later in life so he's uh he's he gave a hour and 20 minute

00:20:01.500 speech that is one of the most historic speeches i've ever heard in a joint chamber live global with

00:20:07.120 billions of people watching in english and he had he had he had not learned english till late in life

00:20:12.360 probably till he was a teenager or beyond so it goes to show and i think it's it's the

00:20:19.660 ferment we're having in america and it's happening in the rest of the world where there's a large

00:20:26.260 population in the heartland who wants their cultural values their religious values and their economic

00:20:35.960 security to be guaranteed and what's happening and you've done a great job covering this on your

00:20:42.400 show and beyond which is of the you know the neoliberal neoconservative complex on both sides

00:20:50.440 of the atlantic have somehow shunted millions or hundreds of millions of people to a kind of hand-to-mouth

00:21:00.480 existence um they don't have job security they don't have benefits and and so the same story

00:21:06.080 played out in india where for the majority of the time six decades after independence from 1947 to the

00:21:13.640 early 2000s india was dominated by a congress party uh which was extremely tyrannical which adopted the

00:21:23.540 soviet unions this is on this model this is the party of gandhi that did get independence they were

00:21:30.300 the party that got forced independence from uh the british empire absolutely and gandhi very famously

00:21:35.900 wanted the congress party disbanded after independence because he thought their job was done

00:21:41.640 so it's like they and then they ended up becoming a zombie party you know wearing out their welcome

00:21:48.740 and nehru who was india's first prime minister and his family his his daughter indira and grandson

00:21:56.440 who was kind of aide-de-camp one of the aide-de-camps to gandhi yeah he adopted he was kind of a card-carrying

00:22:03.500 communist and he was completely enamored with the soviet union and joseph stalin so he implemented the

00:22:11.460 soviet five-year plan the mass industrialization state-led industrialization model of growth

00:22:17.720 which was a complete fiasco for india they failed in china failed in russia failed in the ukraine

00:22:23.740 and particularly failed with the with the small towns because india is made up of small towns and

00:22:28.500 small villages small towns and more importantly it's an agriculture-based country like america like

00:22:33.480 india is one-third of america's land area but but it has the same amount of agricultural land so the

00:22:39.600 model of development for india should have actually been a decentralized democratized

00:22:47.340 dearest model of development which took into account the needs of indian farmers and even 70

00:22:54.860 years or 75 years after independence nearly 700 million indians make their living from agriculture

00:23:01.160 and agriculture allied services so india has a lot in common with the u.s in that we are an

00:23:07.740 agricultural superpower but india is also an agricultural superpower thanks to the liberalization

00:23:15.500 and moving away from the centralist state-owned model before we got about four minutes here and i

00:23:21.860 want to get this out before uh uh modi came india truly was were the deplorables here in the the

00:23:28.980 followers of trump and the mega movement they really were deplorables they had virtually no voice

00:23:33.400 absolutely it was a democracy and you had a democracy people voted yeah but the the political class

00:23:39.200 inheriting this kind of from the british yeah yeah ran the deal absolutely it was a very elitist model

00:23:44.440 super elitist model like a dino or a democracy in name only where the you know voting was like you

00:23:51.380 know north korea style voting you you know in north korea it's like you voted for the kim jong-un

00:23:58.500 his grandfather and then his father who each won with 95 95 percent of the vote it was completely

00:24:05.160 mockery of democracy so similar style model where this congress party through their control of the

00:24:11.600 institutions the universities and the media had people voting for the intellectual class now how

00:24:18.540 did modi i got about two minutes here how did modi break that why is he considered a populist

00:24:24.240 nationalist so three things steve it's it goes back to safety security sovereignty so when you when you

00:24:31.340 talk about popular populist nationalism which you have on the show it's like basically guaranteeing an

00:24:37.380 individual or their family physical safety you know liberty is preceded by order and safety and the second is

00:24:46.420 economic sovereignty where you can't be an independent free country if you're relying on foreign goods and

00:24:53.380 foreign manufacturers and that was the critical role or the message of gandhi that won india's independence

00:24:59.380 independence this notion of self-reliance self-rule you know self-rule actually starts with owning the

00:25:07.620 means of production and the salt yeah the salt it's like you know the the word salt derives from uh or the

00:25:15.260 salary it's salt money so you don't have sovereignty over yourself and your community and your family if you

00:25:23.000 don't control your means of production and you're compensated fairly so what he did was break this

00:25:29.600 elitist stranglehold on the indian population by communicating in a very down-to-earth way like if

00:25:39.240 you listen to modi's speeches and he predominantly speaks in hindi and his native language of gujarati

00:25:43.820 and also the speech to congress he speaks in a very down-to-earth way way which most average people relate to

00:25:51.200 and understand like trump yeah he doesn't have a university fancy academic way of speaking so

00:25:56.720 that resonates with a lot of people he's the most popular uh 76 but the poll out today that modi is

00:26:03.460 the most popular leader in the world 76 approval rate correct absolutely so so that that was a morning

00:26:09.960 consult polling company and he's pretty much ranked between 75 to 78 percent while his nato colleagues who

00:26:19.280 like preach and proselytize over democracy their approval rating is between 20 and 40 percent

00:26:25.120 biden at 40 percent the rest of these guys are 20 macrona these guys okay short commercial break

00:26:29.300 dave ramaswamy's here we're going to break down the courting of modi in india historic yesterday

00:26:36.400 historic speech the the response the shouting for modi and this is where aoc and the squad uh boycotted

00:26:44.020 uh modi's speech and then they had this desecration with having hunter biden at the state dinner

00:26:49.060 dave ramaswamy is going to join us after a short commercial break

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00:31:36.340 okay i'm back with a old friend and colleague dave ramaswamy one of the best geopolitical and capital

00:31:43.960 markets thinkers i know uh so we talked about the intellectual background of modi and i think a lot

00:31:49.320 of people didn't know this thing about the intellectuals and and the congress party running the country

00:31:53.400 after gandhi left but what has modi done practically to be so quite frankly beloved in india to have such a

00:32:02.060 report and the morning console poll him at 76 approval throughout the world and he's the counter

00:32:07.880 narrative to the global media he is a hardcore nationalist everything he thinks about and this

00:32:13.060 is why i admire him so much is what's in the interest of india and what's in the interest of

00:32:17.040 the indian people and particularly the little guy the deplorable and he is relentless on that and you 1.00

00:32:23.200 can't back him off what has he done to implement that sure steve i call modi the michael jordan of

00:32:28.880 democracy during the 2019 election 600 million indians voted for him 600 million indians voted

00:32:35.560 for him so many of those critics in the in the west who can't win a city council election criticize

00:32:42.380 him so it's kind of amusing that being said one of the key reasons for his popularity is like his

00:32:50.300 connect with the average person and more importantly he mentioned this in his speech yesterday to u.s

00:32:55.480 congress he has used technology to actually deliver broad-based benefits to the struggling deplorables 1.00

00:33:05.520 of india so he's done that with three ways like before the indian government was extremely bureaucratic

00:33:11.700 in doling out benefits you had to fill out a lot of paperwork forms now it's all digitized so a lot of

00:33:20.100 farmers get you know like crop information pricing information on their phones he said india has 850

00:33:27.660 million smartphones the second biggest base in the world and he has electrified the country like what

00:33:38.100 kind of fdr did with the new deal he has built more sanitation facilities he has liberalized large

00:33:46.920 sectors of the economy like india has one of the most vibrant telecom sectors in the world and as you

00:33:53.820 know what happened in america 20 or 30 years ago with liberalizing telecom like india you can make

00:33:59.740 international phone calls for like one cent a minute a gigabyte of data is like 10 cents so this allows

00:34:06.820 a lot of small to mid-sized entrepreneurs who are otherwise locked out of the system to participate

00:34:13.540 add value bring their talents and get paid appropriately and the other thing he's done

00:34:20.960 which is actually more important especially after the pandemic he has pushed for large aspects of the

00:34:29.400 business which were uh or they are sectors of the economy which were dependent on china and other

00:34:35.320 foreign countries to he's brought them back home especially in pharmaceuticals and now he's doing it

00:34:40.760 in semiconductors he's doing it in defense production because one of the big announcements yesterday was

00:34:46.020 the chip my i think micron micron technology also applied materials of uh america is going to build a

00:34:51.560 plant in india so he mentioned three points you know democratize diversify and decentralize i will

00:35:00.540 add the word de-risk and i think your audience would appreciate that because de-risking is the name of the

00:35:07.520 i mean we don't want concentrated risk in one geography uh we both connected at the start of

00:35:14.900 the pandemic and there then we found out a lot of the things that the americans needed like

00:35:19.540 pharmaceuticals mass vaccines were all concentrated in wuhan so it just from a de-risking standpoint

00:35:26.560 you want to have different geographies so one of the things and terms which modi along with his

00:35:33.500 american colleagues japanese colleagues and australian colleagues in the quad have proposed this term

00:35:39.040 french shoring so french shoring is de-risking the supply chain for critical goods like pharma

00:35:47.000 food products and semiconductors electronics into geographies where people share values share pluralistic

00:35:58.180 ways of thought and basically help secure uh the foundation for a thriving economy talk about uh

00:36:06.260 what modi the scale of the problem in india with the poverty with the the lack of education

00:36:11.160 opportunities with the lack of water clean water when he walked in give me a couple of minutes because

00:36:15.780 the miracle this guy has pulled off is is is even much harder than the united states we're so blessed

00:36:22.680 with so many great things he walked into an india that what was the reality for the little guy

00:36:27.160 no sure uh steve when he took office in 2014 like india which had been independent at that time for 65

00:36:34.640 years was still it's like it was driving with brakes as you know indians when they leave india when they 1.00

00:36:42.400 go to the uk come to the us go to australia they're some of the most economically successful people and

00:36:48.160 then the question right and the question you ask is hey what did these guys get a blood transfusion

00:36:53.240 so so it's not the it's not the people it's the system right so the system back home which was a

00:36:59.480 centralized

00:37:00.840 productory parasitic system which was all about tax collection it was all about

00:37:07.620 rules and regulations the regulatory regime

00:37:11.320 just squeezing the little guy had much of the british really the the the way that the the colonial system

00:37:17.720 work really hadn't changed that much had not changed many of the indian bureaucrats kept in

00:37:22.040 there and that meant in the elite and the class structure stayed it was just a different set of

00:37:27.360 masters yeah it was different set of educated uh you know awfully awfully a proper set of people

00:37:32.960 where the deplorables are still the deplorables absolutely steve and you know new delhi was sort of

00:37:38.600 became the washington dc kind of the post-imperial capital or post-colonial capital which was what i call

00:37:45.140 british raj 2.0 you know the british left the the the skin of the masters changed but the systems they

00:37:52.340 put in place you know the indian civil service which is a british bureaucracy was replaced by the

00:37:58.580 indian administrative service the indian bureaucracy with so they there there was no appetite for risk

00:38:05.940 i mean they were like what i call doctor knows they said no to everything they hated entrepreneurs

00:38:11.300 and in fact india for years had only one telecom company and 50 years after independence a country

00:38:17.540 of a billion people had only 18 million phone lines less than the population of tokyo in fact one indian

00:38:24.980 telecom minister made the statement why does every indian need a phone i mean he should have been the 1.00

00:38:30.340 health minister he was worried about people's health so the point is liberalization you know uh there's a

00:38:36.820 difference between privatization and liberalization privatization is where what happened in latin america

00:38:43.220 the state-owned monopoly was replaced by one single private player right the oligarch a buddy a buddy

00:38:49.940 got this thing a buddy of the government we can cut it yeah cut the deal up yeah so the the quality

00:38:54.980 that was russia too yeah that was russia that's where the kgb we know yeah so it's it's what i call

00:39:00.180 the state-owned you know cronyism where just transferring ownership didn't fix anything

00:39:08.500 because at least in a public sector people get voted out you know elections but if you have a

00:39:14.580 private monopoly it's even worse i mean look what we have in american big tech i mean there's they're

00:39:19.460 the only game in town you had democracy but you had the administrative state like you have here and

00:39:23.620 that ran the deal yeah give me a couple minutes on what did modi do specifically to come in and break

00:39:28.820 that and because i keep telling people the scale of what he had to accomplish yeah was so much greater

00:39:34.900 than virtually any rule any uh anybody in the world absolutely i think what he did was create new

00:39:41.300 regulatory structures so for the telecom industry he created a new telecom regulatory agency which focused

00:39:50.020 on increasing competition you know india went from having one phone company 20 years ago or 25 years ago

00:39:57.780 to now 10 to 15 companies same with airlines india uh they used to have a state-owned airline air

00:40:04.660 india and that was liberalized it went to price you know multiple airlines so india's airline sector

00:40:11.540 is one of the most vibrant and dynamic in the world they just placed an order air india placed a

00:40:16.580 order with boeing to buy 220 airplanes uh out of a 400 and that's just one company in india there's another

00:40:24.900 airplane company in india which placed an order not with boeing but with airbus for 600 airplanes so

00:40:31.140 indian aircraft sector is what america was in the 1940s it's like booming and the opportunity to create

00:40:39.460 jobs and that's what prime minister modi mentioned in his speech yesterday for every aircraft order placed

00:40:45.700 in placed in place by india all across america in at least 15 to 20 states you'll have high paid

00:40:53.540 manufacturing jobs um talk to me about the um the ccp in india and we got this cuban we got a cuban

00:41:01.620 crisis like the cuban missile crisis people forget at the height of the cuban missile crisis the chinese

00:41:06.500 communist party attacked india in a massive border war what is the geostrate give me a couple of minutes

00:41:11.220 on the geostrategic and what modi and the people in india really think yeah sure steve just for our

00:41:17.140 background for 5 000 years uh india and china was what were what i call socially distanced by the

00:41:23.540 himalayas and they enjoyed peaceful and harmonious relationships there were people going back and

00:41:29.620 forth like buddhism philosophy in fact who she who's a chinese diplomat to america he was a chinese

00:41:35.940 ambassador to america in the 1930s said india conquered and dominated china for 2 000 years

00:41:42.660 without sending a single soldier across the border so for his historically india and china have enjoyed

00:41:49.700 good relations like a lot of philosophy culture and just you know intermingling of ideas it's only

00:41:56.980 since the founding of the chinese communist party in 1949 have relations been a bit rocky and you're

00:42:02.660 absolutely right in 1962 at the height of the cuban missile crisis uh mao sent the pla army to take

00:42:09.940 over territory in northern india and there was a famous battle of razang la where 120 indian soldiers

00:42:17.860 took on 5 000 pla and fought to the last man and that stopped them dead in their tracks it's like 0.63

00:42:24.260 they're your thermopoly yeah or 300 absolutely so the relationship is is almost like

00:42:32.500 hey india's biggest trade partner is america now unlike many other countries but india still

00:42:40.980 has a import deficit with china and so it's like a tricky thing and in in 2020 i was on your show and

00:42:48.340 we talked about that china at the during the pandemic they sent troops to the galwan valley

00:42:54.660 and they inflicted 20 casualties on the indian side and in fact india inflicted 40 to 60 casualties which

00:43:01.620 wasn't talked about so that's a thorny relationship on the border uh but that being said uh the economic

00:43:09.220 nationalism which you've talked about that's key like we have to break free of dependencies on hostile

00:43:18.180 foreign powers and i think there's the indo indo-pacific command which was set up by president

00:43:25.700 india is the key the quad in the quad india picks a lot but with pakistan the turmoil's going on there

00:43:31.620 con's been thrown out the ccp's hands are all over that you got the ccp in afghanistan does india feel to 0.99

00:43:38.260 the degree you got the situation in burma right is does india feel like they're being enveloped no

00:43:43.700 much the chinese communist party talks nice talk to them do they feel there's some envelopment going

00:43:48.340 on with agents and actors of the ccp's evil you see everywhere spotted no partly steve uh like india 0.94

00:43:55.940 like the us is a land power but also a naval power you know india is the only country with an ocean named

00:44:03.220 after it because for 1500 out of the last 2000 years india had the world's biggest gdp so if you

00:44:10.020 look at from the east coast of africa the horn of africa to the sea of japan that's historically

00:44:16.340 been an indosphere yes and and that's one of the reasons you were in the navy and you know that

00:44:21.940 the american military conducts more training with india than any other country on earth and so and the

00:44:28.820 american servicemen and veterans speak highly of the professionalism and capability of their indian

00:44:35.060 counterparts and the patrolling of the indian ocean through the pacific that's key to the world's

00:44:43.220 energy and container goods so india and the us have a key role to play in ensuring security for

00:44:48.900 their allies and partners in uh was it irrawaddy if it had not been for the indian non-commissioned 0.90

00:44:53.860 officers the sergeants in the indian army who stood up to the japanese imperial army the india would have

00:45:00.420 collapsed would have fallen and i think that was the beginning really of indian independence they said hey

00:45:04.580 these brits you know we dug in at irrawaddy in one so a great uh a great uh just a great country great

00:45:12.180 people and quick if i may add to that india fought on the side of the uk and the us during world war ii

00:45:19.540 also in world war ii and in world war ii there were more indian casualties than american british and french

00:45:26.900 combined so india has always stood on the side of liberty yes and fighting on the side of america this is

00:45:33.940 that that the uh the china burma india theater never gets the the the understanding there was a

00:45:40.180 massive war down there and india stood up real quickly i've only got about a couple minutes so

00:45:44.980 i'll toss back to jane by the way we're gonna be back here live at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning we're

00:45:48.020 gonna be with jane at faith and family a lot going on you're gonna want to be back here at 10 i'm gonna

00:45:52.740 toss to jane in a moment she's gonna wrap the show up from faith and family uh you were kind enough to

00:45:57.460 come to the uh screening of sound of freedom give me 30 seconds on your on your response to that film

00:46:03.940 no it's always very powerful uh movie made by the mexican actor and producer eduardo verastegui and

00:46:11.300 jim cavaziel did a fantastic role i encourage everyone to see it when it's released in theater

00:46:16.580 july 4th it's a very moving film it was frankly hard to watch at times because seeing kids ill-treated and

00:46:24.500 abused is absolutely heartbreaking but that being said i think it's one of the great challenges of

00:46:29.860 our time we all need to play our part to ensure supply chains are child labor free and abuse free

00:46:38.820 big time and this demand situation has got to be stopped go to uh go to angel.com slash worm right

00:46:44.900 now to get your tickets uh ramaswamy was there for the for the washington premiere i want to thank you

00:46:50.100 so much for doing this modi is not understood well you can tell by the introduction i

00:46:54.420 mean the liberal media still doesn't get modi and they're they're trying to say oh like biden

00:46:58.420 had a press conference so good modi doesn't need any of that what are you talking about he's right

00:47:01.540 it's it's so it's so racist and it's so degrading modi is so much bigger than those guys and does

00:47:08.980 such a great job in just a tough i mean a country with so much poverty but such great people and trying

00:47:14.020 to work their way of it and like they're lecturing him he's got to do his press conference i mean it's so

00:47:18.420 it's so demeaning but it's great to have you see these are political science-based activists they're they're not

00:47:23.140 reality based dave ramaswamy uh social media you up anywhere people can get your stuff because

00:47:28.660 you're doing a lot of media now still haven't gone on social media no it's like i'm on your show people

00:47:33.380 can find me on rumble other previous war room clips okay fantastic we're tossed uh jane right now we're

00:47:39.140 gonna see you back here at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning we'll be live in the war room see you then

00:47:44.180 action action action war room is on the ground at the faith and freedom coalition's road to majority

00:47:50.500 event my name is jane zirkle and let's talk to some of the war room posse can you please tell me

00:47:55.700 your name and what brings you here today oh thank you jane my name is lee valentine and it's great to

00:48:00.100 be here and i'm just so excited president trump will be here tomorrow night are you supporting president

00:48:06.740 trump in 2024 absolutely i've been to 110 rallies we've helped him at many events over since 2016.

00:48:15.860 we're the group that he always talks to there's my north carolina group because we've really been

00:48:20.740 fighting for him and we know this country would not be in the mess it is if he was back in the white 1.00

00:48:25.700 house how important is it for faith to influence legislation well it's very important because

00:48:31.620 everything in our country has been founded on the word of god and god wants us to know the word of god

00:48:38.260 and even jesus said render unto caesar what belongs to caesar and he said obey the authorities of the land

00:48:44.580 and you'll live a quiet peaceable life if they're good authority so that's what we're praying for

00:48:49.620 we're praying for god's authority to rule and reign and we're just believing for many miracles we need

00:48:55.380 a revival in this land is what we really need do you believe that spiritual war is going on right now

00:49:01.620 absolutely this is a battle of our minds it's a battle to take our country to steal our children the

00:49:08.180 innocence of the youth like you're so beautiful and young and that the devil is really he's roaming

00:49:14.420 around seeking whom he may devour so i love what the royal room is doing it's keeping us on track and

00:49:21.140 excited and fighting thank you steve bannon and thank you everyone at real america's voice

00:49:26.740 is north carolina maga country oh it is mega country let me tell you can you please tell me your name and

00:49:33.060 what brings you here today my name is corey check i'm from butler county pennsylvania where i am a

00:49:38.100 precinct committee man for winfield township for the butler county republican committee

00:49:41.940 and i'm here today because we need to bring back good candidates for the gop in 2024 right now uh

00:49:50.980 donald trump hands down the best candidate the 45th president of the united states uh put america first

00:49:57.300 uh he's going to win the primary without a doubt but the thing is i'm here today to support donald trump

00:50:02.900 and uh i'm here to listen to the other candidates i'm going to see i honestly think some of them are

00:50:08.020 going to make good running mates but ron de santis i don't believe he can be the running mate due to

00:50:11.540 an amendment that was made to the constitution but i would like to see tim scott or vivek ramaswamy

00:50:16.740 or even carrie lake or byron donalds even be the running mate so that's why i'm here to listen see

00:50:21.220 who's going to be trump's running mate uh who's going to make some good speeches senator josh holly

00:50:26.740 made a great speech earlier about how we need to put america first get conservatives elected uh but i'm

00:50:32.260 here because uh we need to put america first because our country's going to hell and we have to save it

00:50:36.100 cannot allow democrats to get those seats as they will weaponize the judiciary system against us like 0.74

00:50:41.460 how the web uh president trump got indicted and that was weaponization of the federal government

00:50:45.700 this is a two-tier justice system uh it's destroying our country and it's destroying america and once we

00:50:51.380 lose our judicial system we lose it all so we cannot let that happen anymore we need good judicial

00:50:56.660 candidates that will tell it like it is and won't hold any political bias against anyone i'm jake johnson

00:51:02.420 i represent house district 113 in north carolina wow so can you tell me how important it is for

00:51:09.300 faith to influence legislation well let me tell you when we walk in there to vote we don't leave our

00:51:14.020 faith at the door we bring it in with us we want to pass policy that's pro-life we support the second

00:51:19.700 amendment and make sure businesses are coming to our state do you think that we're currently in a

00:51:23.780 spiritual war oh my gosh absolutely if you could sit through some of the stuff i sit through on the

00:51:28.660 house floor we're sitting there about not mutilating our kids not teaching them these uh terrible things

00:51:34.740 that you know frankly you can't even show on hbo much less show a five-year-old and they're wanting

00:51:39.860 that in our schools absolutely ridiculous are you supporting donald trump in 2024 yes i am why i like

00:51:47.540 his policies he stands up for truth and that's what i'm all about he's pro-life and i'm pro-life and

00:51:54.580 because he's done so many great things for america and we need him back can you please tell me your

00:51:59.540 name and what brings you here today yeah my name is zach and uh american freedom brings me here i think

00:52:04.500 education is the key to resolving the issues that the united states is currently facing now zach can you

00:52:10.180 tell me who you will be supporting in 2024 absolutely it's going to be obvious because of my half it's

00:52:15.540 going to be president donald trump why is that uh donald trump's been involved for the past couple years

00:52:20.900 since 2016 um i believe he's never been in office before which makes him not a politician he's just a

00:52:27.460 businessman he knows how to run the money and he just you know he loves america how important is faith

00:52:33.300 in influencing legislation in this country i i think it's very important because without god we we have

00:52:38.980 nothing do you think that we're currently in a spiritual war we are i don't think it's republican

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WarRoom Battleground EP 320： Faith And Freedom; Modi： The Populist Leader Of India

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