Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 342： EventBrite Cancels Conservative Women's Event

00:00:00.000 This is what you're fighting for.

00:00:12.900 I mean, every day you're out there.

00:00:15.600 What they're doing is blowing people off.

00:00:19.080 If you continue to look the other way and shut up,

00:00:21.700 then the oppressors, the authoritarians,

00:00:24.280 get total control and total power.

00:00:27.060 Because this is just like in Arizona.

00:00:28.740 This is just like in Georgia.

00:00:30.080 It's another element that backs them into a quarter

00:00:32.920 and shows their lies and misrepresentations.

00:00:35.180 This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged.

00:00:37.460 We've told you this is the fight.

00:00:39.360 All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.

00:00:43.300 War Room, Battleground.

00:00:45.060 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:00:48.740 Thursday, 27 July, Year of the Lord, 2023.

00:00:51.080 I really want to thank Rob Sieg and Parker Sieg

00:00:56.160 for the last segment in the show.

00:00:59.700 To blow a commercial break.

00:01:01.420 Normally we do that versus live.

00:01:03.620 But hey, when a guy like Dr. Malone goes,

00:01:05.480 he's telling you highly classified information.

00:01:07.700 He goes, hey, we're not on, are we?

00:01:10.500 Go, yeah, we're actually live.

00:01:12.960 I guess that's calling it audible to play through.

00:01:15.040 So I really want to thank the Denver crew and the SIGs

00:01:18.040 for making that happen.

00:01:20.100 I've got Dave Walsh, and we're going to go in a second to Dave

00:01:22.680 about so much going on and energy

00:01:24.720 that I want to drill down and get the wisdom

00:01:27.780 of an experience of Dave Walsh.

00:01:30.900 But I want to start with Carrie Sheffield.

00:01:34.160 I've been on the show for many, many years.

00:01:37.220 Carrie, a story, and I don't understand this,

00:01:39.420 so you're going to have to help me out here.

00:01:40.600 I read it in the New York Post, and it was about you,

00:01:45.040 Carrie Sheffield, and you do amazing work.

00:01:47.660 You've done amazing work forever.

00:01:48.880 But I don't think people, if they had to list the top five

00:01:51.600 out-of-control fire brands, I don't think you'd make that list.

00:01:55.900 And you're putting on an event, and a public, Eventbrite,

00:01:59.700 which is this massive public company that has this system

00:02:02.080 for setting up things, and you get your tickets, everything,

00:02:05.140 they cancel you.

00:02:06.100 And I was going, man, if I had to think of a thing

00:02:08.920 to cancel, and I think it's on women's empowerment.

00:02:11.680 I mean, it's one of these women's empowerment

00:02:12.900 that you're getting people together,

00:02:13.980 they go to speakers and workshops and all that.

00:02:17.200 What's going on?

00:02:18.020 Was this just a technical error?

00:02:21.020 Or did Eventbrite actually shut down Carrie Sheffield's

00:02:25.320 Women's Empowerment, what, conference?

00:02:28.880 Steve, thanks for having me.

00:02:30.400 And yeah, I am definitely not a barn burner type personality.

00:02:36.100 But I feel like even women like me, we have come to our wit's end

00:02:39.760 because we have this company that was founded by a woman

00:02:43.980 who puts out tweets and statements claiming at Eventbrite

00:02:47.820 that they want to empower women,

00:02:49.540 but shutting down our organization's event.

00:02:52.180 It's happening August 12th.

00:02:53.800 It's called Let Women Speak. 1.00

00:02:56.240 It's a gathering.

00:02:57.140 So we have Independent Women's Network, 1.00

00:02:58.620 which is a nationwide network of women all over the country. 0.98

00:03:01.600 I lead our Northern Virginia chapter.

00:03:03.760 Our Austin chapter was hosting this event.

00:03:06.120 She posted, the leader posted it on Eventbrite,

00:03:08.840 and they were said, take it down.

00:03:11.300 This violates our hate and violence policies.

00:03:14.240 And don't do it again.

00:03:15.560 This is your warning.

00:03:16.800 And all this event is, is a place for women to talk about 1.00

00:03:20.340 what it means to be a woman and why we feel we are under attack right now

00:03:24.960 when it comes to women's prisons, women's shelters,

00:03:27.940 domestic violence shelters, need I say, women's sports, 0.96

00:03:32.740 any place where for centuries now,

00:03:36.060 we as women have been fighting to protect ourselves

00:03:38.900 and having men help us to protect ourselves.

00:03:42.300 All of that is under attack right now

00:03:44.760 because of these policies and laws that allow,

00:03:48.580 with no questions asked,

00:03:50.000 a biological male to be transferred on a bus

00:03:53.240 to a biological female prison 1.00

00:03:55.700 where he can engage in sexual assault

00:03:58.220 and all other forms of just violence against women 0.99

00:04:02.220 because the state is sanctioning it.

00:04:04.820 So we're not okay with this,

00:04:06.500 but apparently Eventbrite is.

00:04:09.780 Hold it.

00:04:10.520 But so hang on.

00:04:11.340 So now I got to the buried lead.

00:04:13.320 There was something here.

00:04:14.340 And because, and correct me if I'm wrong,

00:04:18.640 because in a number of these speakers or whatever,

00:04:20.940 people want to put forward the issue of this transgender ideology,

00:04:24.900 which allows men that are dressing as women

00:04:27.660 or men that are acting as women

00:04:30.780 to compete in sports and to be in locker rooms

00:04:34.180 and be all these issues.

00:04:35.680 You are going to address that.

00:04:37.220 And of course, with the radical transgender ideology, 0.99

00:04:40.420 that's totally verboten.

00:04:41.660 And all of a sudden you are a hatred.

00:04:43.300 Is that essentially what the issue is?

00:04:46.860 Exactly.

00:04:47.440 That's exactly what happened, Steve.

00:04:49.180 And we sent an open letter to Eventbrite.

00:04:52.300 Our communications director was followed on Twitter by Eventbrite,

00:04:56.000 sent a direct message to them.

00:04:57.600 We've gotten no response to requests to put the event back up.

00:05:01.980 And so we actually,

00:05:03.000 if your readers or your viewers want to go

00:05:05.400 and click through on my New York Post website article,

00:05:08.200 I have a link to where you can directly contact

00:05:10.480 the CEO of Eventbrite and asked to get this event put back up.

00:05:13.920 And look, I'm not, you know,

00:05:16.100 I believe in free and open competition in the marketplace,

00:05:19.760 but this, I think, is viewpoint discrimination.

00:05:23.520 I think this crosses the line.

00:05:25.820 And, you know, we're looking at our options here

00:05:28.900 as far as there is precedence for, you know,

00:05:31.840 viewpoint discrimination is not supposed to be allowed.

00:05:35.280 And then, like, sexual discrimination,

00:05:38.760 that this website is discriminating against us as women.

00:05:42.500 You're not supposed to discriminate against your consumers

00:05:45.200 based on, we're upset.

00:05:48.660 And, again, if you all want to help us,

00:05:50.460 contact the CEO, flood the lines for them,

00:05:53.020 flood their email boxes to Eventbrite

00:05:54.700 and say this is not allowed.

00:05:56.360 Because, again, and I know your daughter,

00:05:59.760 Captain Bannon, and you, Steve,

00:06:01.100 you guys get it when it comes to what's happening here with women. 1.00

00:06:04.940 So it's wrong on multiple fronts.

00:06:07.460 So the assault on women's prisons and sports and shelters,

00:06:10.920 it's wrong constitutionally

00:06:12.760 because under the Equal Protection Clause

00:06:14.540 over the centuries, the courts have recognized

00:06:16.720 that women are biologically distinct from men.

00:06:19.220 And this completely erodes all of that case law

00:06:21.980 by allowing men to say they are women

00:06:25.320 and the law does not recognize it.

00:06:28.540 It hasn't for centuries.

00:06:29.520 And now, Oliver, a sudden you're trying to tell me

00:06:32.240 that through your words you can change things

00:06:34.620 that are immutable, they're scientifically flawed.

00:06:37.280 So it's law, science, biology, and public opinion.

00:06:41.220 That's the beauty of it, Steve,

00:06:42.440 is that we are in the majority here

00:06:44.260 and this small cadre of tech CEOs

00:06:46.940 think that they are running the show,

00:06:48.940 but we're proving them wrong.

00:06:53.000 It's actually deeper than that, though, isn't it?

00:06:55.600 Because what they're saying,

00:06:57.220 and correct me if I'm wrong here,

00:06:58.260 what they're saying is that

00:07:00.760 you're having this conference

00:07:02.400 about empowered women

00:07:04.320 and you've got certain agenda items

00:07:06.420 and certain breakout sessions, certain speakers,

00:07:08.780 and they're speaking about an issue

00:07:10.860 that's in front of the nation.

00:07:12.420 And it's turned out to be a big issue.

00:07:14.500 Kind of this radical minority,

00:07:15.880 particularly impacting young women.

00:07:19.640 Because I've seen this, as you know,

00:07:20.820 Mo was a volleyball player.

00:07:22.720 And so many parents, they work forever.

00:07:24.660 These kids just dedicate so much of it.

00:07:26.780 Then all of a sudden, they're competing against guys.

00:07:30.220 That even the discussion of this, right?

00:07:34.820 You're not to the front of a changed law.

00:07:36.440 You're going to talk about those types of things.

00:07:37.900 But just even having a meeting

00:07:40.340 where you're going to then discuss this

00:07:43.560 in an open form and maybe debate it

00:07:45.960 and talk about action plans

00:07:48.280 and calls to action, everything like that,

00:07:50.000 that even the meeting itself

00:07:51.460 represents

00:07:54.360 essentially the nucleus of a hate group.

00:07:57.240 That is when

00:08:00.280 you are on a path to fascism.

00:08:04.500 And so

00:08:04.860 even regardless of what the topic is,

00:08:07.680 you've got to have Kerry Sheffield's back

00:08:09.220 because if you allow this to happen,

00:08:12.260 and it only takes, I'm telling you,

00:08:13.640 it only takes the couple to allow it to happen 0.64

00:08:15.320 that all of a sudden,

00:08:16.600 hotels start canceling you,

00:08:17.980 people start getting nervous.

00:08:18.940 Well, hey, if I show up, I'm going to have a job.

00:08:21.140 They're going to take a photograph of me.

00:08:22.560 I'll be in a hate group.

00:08:23.720 That's why this has to be combated.

00:08:25.280 But am I wrong that even the concept

00:08:27.820 that you would bring people together

00:08:29.340 to have an open, free, democratic discussion

00:08:33.460 of facts, ideas, opinions

00:08:36.100 would be said that, no, that's for vote.

00:08:39.140 You cannot do that.

00:08:40.060 You can't possibly do that.

00:08:41.020 And if you do that,

00:08:42.100 you're a nucleus of a hate man.

00:08:45.580 Steve, that's a great point.

00:08:47.160 You're exactly right

00:08:48.080 because that is the next logical step

00:08:50.020 in the progression of repression,

00:08:53.020 that it starts with repressing speech.

00:08:55.560 Because that's really what this is.

00:08:56.740 It's repressing our free speech.

00:08:59.060 And then the next step

00:08:59.920 is repressing the right to gather.

00:09:02.320 Because this is speech about a gathering.

00:09:04.240 The next step is to repress

00:09:05.460 the actual gathering itself.

00:09:07.060 And so you're absolutely right.

00:09:08.820 The basic, you know,

00:09:11.180 bill of rights that outlines

00:09:12.580 our ability to peaceably assemble,

00:09:14.480 we already know those are under salt.

00:09:15.900 We also see it in Canada to the north

00:09:17.400 with the truckers.

00:09:18.660 And I mean, so many during COVID,

00:09:21.960 the bill of rights was completely

00:09:23.500 in the U.S. thrown in the toilet.

00:09:25.440 So that's part of why we are making

00:09:28.020 such a stink about this.

00:09:29.940 Because it is,

00:09:31.260 in the ideology as we know,

00:09:34.500 this transgender ideology,

00:09:36.260 it is Marxist in nature.

00:09:38.180 It's just one of the strands

00:09:40.060 of critical theory,

00:09:41.560 which was founded,

00:09:42.940 you know, critical race theory,

00:09:44.060 critical gender theory.

00:09:44.860 It is a much deeper systemic,

00:09:48.240 if you will,

00:09:48.720 as they like to use that word,

00:09:50.220 threat,

00:09:51.240 because it does seek to undermine

00:09:53.060 the notion of gender.

00:09:54.200 Because from their perspective,

00:09:55.500 that is hierarchical,

00:09:57.560 that male and female,

00:09:58.780 that inherently,

00:09:59.880 and sort of the Barbie movie

00:10:00.960 gets into this,

00:10:01.540 which I will not give them

00:10:03.460 my money at this point.

00:10:04.880 But from what I've heard

00:10:05.660 of the reviews,

00:10:06.640 that it sort of plays into

00:10:08.020 the same idea that

00:10:09.480 the hierarchy of male and female 0.93

00:10:11.980 is that we're in a patriarchal society.

00:10:14.060 Therefore,

00:10:15.020 we need to completely

00:10:16.080 disrupt the notion of gender.

00:10:17.680 It's Marxist in nature.

00:10:18.900 It goes to critical theory.

00:10:21.840 Now,

00:10:22.420 the amazing thing here,

00:10:23.840 too,

00:10:24.160 is that what you're discussing,

00:10:26.420 when the questions are asked properly

00:10:29.100 and not sneakily,

00:10:29.980 but to ask properly,

00:10:31.240 this is an 80, 20, 90, 10.

00:10:34.480 American people are just not 1.00

00:10:35.600 into this whatsoever,

00:10:37.080 across ethnic lines,

00:10:38.600 across racial lines,

00:10:40.160 across religious lines.

00:10:41.340 This is,

00:10:41.560 they're taking

00:10:42.560 a radical minority's view

00:10:45.000 on a topic

00:10:45.920 and taking the most radical

00:10:47.140 version of that view,

00:10:49.980 and they're shutting down

00:10:50.820 the vast,

00:10:51.340 overwhelming 80 or 90%

00:10:52.440 of the people

00:10:52.900 and saying,

00:10:53.400 oh,

00:10:53.560 you're participating in hate speech.

00:10:55.320 I don't think so.

00:10:57.160 And I don't think

00:10:57.760 we're going to allow you

00:10:58.680 to do that.

00:10:59.580 And the call to action here,

00:11:00.940 I want to be very specific

00:11:01.880 because the audience,

00:11:02.720 as you know,

00:11:03.020 will put their shoulder

00:11:03.700 to the wheel in this.

00:11:05.340 What do we have a number?

00:11:06.800 What do you want them to do?

00:11:07.960 Are they supposed to email Eventbrite?

00:11:09.240 This was the call Eventbrite.

00:11:11.220 Tell us what action

00:11:12.800 you would find to be helpful.

00:11:15.940 Yeah,

00:11:16.180 so we do have a website

00:11:17.460 where you can call

00:11:18.880 or directly email

00:11:20.080 the Eventbrite CEO.

00:11:22.060 And the website,

00:11:22.980 we created it,

00:11:23.800 it's called

00:11:24.100 unfairlycanceled.com.

00:11:27.000 Unfairlycanceled.com.

00:11:28.160 And you can go

00:11:28.580 to the headline there.

00:11:29.320 It's Eventbrite

00:11:29.920 Bands Let Women Speak 1.00

00:11:31.260 Austin Event.

00:11:32.340 If you click on that,

00:11:33.260 go to unfairlycanceled.com

00:11:34.920 and click on that headline.

00:11:36.280 There is a widget there

00:11:38.100 where you can directly

00:11:38.980 email the CEO.

00:11:40.480 And like I said,

00:11:41.000 if we can flood them,

00:11:42.320 if you want to try calling them also,

00:11:43.460 by all means,

00:11:44.900 this is,

00:11:45.580 we need to have our voices heard

00:11:46.800 because you're exactly right.

00:11:47.900 This is a small,

00:11:49.080 and look,

00:11:49.760 the U.S.,

00:11:50.860 we don't want to,

00:11:52.020 we don't want to repress a minority.

00:11:53.400 We don't want to repress anybody.

00:11:56.560 People can,

00:11:57.500 it's a free country.

00:11:58.260 People can dress like a woman 1.00

00:11:59.700 if they want.

00:12:00.680 People can dress like a man 0.86

00:12:01.440 if they want.

00:12:01.860 It's a free country.

00:12:02.660 But the fact

00:12:04.820 that we're talking about mandates

00:12:07.740 and we're talking about

00:12:09.100 totally restructuring society

00:12:12.520 in ways that are,

00:12:14.780 pose a physical threat

00:12:16.960 to women.

00:12:19.260 Like,

00:12:19.660 that's just,

00:12:20.660 I mean,

00:12:21.020 that's part of why

00:12:21.740 you had people laid off

00:12:23.600 because of the Anheuser-Busch thing.

00:12:25.220 Now,

00:12:25.660 people are losing their jobs

00:12:26.860 because people are not standing

00:12:28.260 for what they did

00:12:29.180 with Dylan Mulvaney

00:12:30.480 and just using women

00:12:33.000 as a costume,

00:12:34.820 as something to be taken off

00:12:37.100 and on.

00:12:38.580 It goes so much deeper than that.

00:12:42.840 Carrie Sheffield,

00:12:43.920 I've known you for a long time.

00:12:45.560 I'd never thought

00:12:46.220 you'd be called a hater.

00:12:47.700 You're the exact opposite.

00:12:49.720 You're one of the nicest people

00:12:50.700 in the world,

00:12:51.120 but that's the world

00:12:52.240 we live in today,

00:12:52.860 and that's why

00:12:53.200 you've got to fight back.

00:12:53.840 And I want,

00:12:55.060 if Captain Bannon

00:12:56.720 and Grace Chung 0.71

00:12:57.600 could help me out here,

00:12:59.580 and we're going to do

00:13:00.020 a little producing on things,

00:13:01.100 if they can get

00:13:01.620 all this information up

00:13:02.700 and over to Carly Bonet, 1.00

00:13:04.380 the people that are

00:13:05.080 all over top of our Telegram

00:13:06.460 and all the different chats

00:13:07.580 and Rumble and everything,

00:13:08.980 really want people to,

00:13:11.080 because it's very important

00:13:12.080 that this not be shut down.

00:13:15.020 And Carrie, 1.00

00:13:15.720 I want to thank you

00:13:16.540 for all the work you did.

00:13:17.740 You're one of the bravest people

00:13:19.120 I know,

00:13:19.440 so you keep fighting.

00:13:21.660 And the War Room Posse

00:13:22.520 will jump in here.

00:13:24.160 Thank you, Steve.

00:13:25.100 And likewise,

00:13:25.820 keep fighting that good fight.

00:13:28.400 Thank you, man.

00:13:29.280 Carrie Sheffield.

00:13:30.380 Wow.

00:13:31.520 So if Grace and Mo

00:13:32.640 can get that

00:13:33.420 to all the different

00:13:34.280 chat rooms,

00:13:35.300 and let's be a force multiply

00:13:36.900 and push that around.

00:13:39.220 Absolutely outrageous.

00:13:40.220 Also, the New York Post story.

00:13:41.460 I don't think I've got

00:13:42.040 the New York Post story

00:13:42.860 to my team or whatever,

00:13:43.840 but if we can,

00:13:44.860 the New York Post story

00:13:45.700 on Carrie,

00:13:46.280 if we can get that out also.

00:13:50.640 Dave Wall.

00:13:52.620 I backed up a couple

00:13:53.560 of things I wanted

00:13:54.140 to talk to you about,

00:13:55.060 but since,

00:13:55.800 so Dave,

00:13:56.340 I just have a question.

00:13:57.940 I want to start with this.

00:14:00.240 It's summer.

00:14:01.820 And people know

00:14:02.600 we're very familiar,

00:14:03.500 the War Room is very familiar

00:14:04.520 with the West.

00:14:05.800 We're huge,

00:14:06.940 we're lovers

00:14:07.680 of the American West,

00:14:08.780 and we've tried to spend

00:14:09.440 as much time out

00:14:10.080 in the American West

00:14:10.760 as possible,

00:14:12.000 away from the Imperial Capital

00:14:13.820 and away from my beloved South.

00:14:15.900 But, you know,

00:14:16.500 having been a boy

00:14:17.380 raised in Virginia

00:14:18.300 and throughout the South,

00:14:20.360 and Dave,

00:14:20.980 I know you're now in Florida

00:14:22.160 and a bunch of our teams

00:14:23.400 from Florida.

00:14:24.620 It gets hot in the summer,

00:14:26.140 right?

00:14:27.160 It gets hot.

00:14:28.060 It gets hot

00:14:28.880 in parts of America

00:14:29.800 in the summer.

00:14:31.220 Washington, D.C.,

00:14:31.880 perfect example,

00:14:32.480 hot and humid.

00:14:33.760 Is there anything,

00:14:35.500 because right now,

00:14:36.360 they're on a roll.

00:14:37.120 I mean,

00:14:37.420 it is like heat,

00:14:38.460 dome,

00:14:39.040 doom and gloom,

00:14:40.440 all of it.

00:14:41.000 Is there anything

00:14:42.200 you see particularly

00:14:43.100 different

00:14:43.640 that's what's happening

00:14:45.280 here than

00:14:46.360 simply we're having

00:14:48.020 a hot summer,

00:14:49.340 sir?

00:14:50.600 No,

00:14:51.220 from a climatological

00:14:52.340 basis,

00:14:52.900 very little difference

00:14:54.040 from normative temperatures.

00:14:56.280 There have been

00:14:56.580 some very hot periods

00:14:57.440 in Texas

00:14:57.940 and Southwest.

00:14:59.620 Generally,

00:15:00.120 I think we're up

00:15:00.740 about one degree

00:15:01.560 this summer,

00:15:02.200 which in the vicissitudes

00:15:03.720 of annual weather change

00:15:05.180 is kind of normal.

00:15:06.760 But here,

00:15:07.680 to point,

00:15:08.300 what's going on now,

00:15:09.660 BJM,

00:15:11.000 that's the RTO

00:15:12.880 region of 13 states

00:15:15.340 plus the District of Columbia,

00:15:17.160 Illinois,

00:15:17.700 Indiana,

00:15:18.280 over to Delaware

00:15:19.240 through Pennsylvania,

00:15:20.220 West Virginia,

00:15:20.820 Kentucky,

00:15:21.840 Tennessee,

00:15:22.260 Virginia,

00:15:22.720 have announced

00:15:23.260 today,

00:15:24.680 declared a level one

00:15:26.080 warning

00:15:26.700 or potential

00:15:28.720 energy shortfall

00:15:29.760 commanding that

00:15:30.600 all power plants

00:15:31.420 in that whole

00:15:31.960 13 state region,

00:15:33.540 which comprises

00:15:34.120 about 23% of the country

00:15:35.760 for electricity,

00:15:37.180 go on full out

00:15:38.120 operation tomorrow

00:15:39.340 and Saturday

00:15:39.940 due to the

00:15:40.960 according to the media,

00:15:42.360 scorching heat.

00:15:43.740 Well,

00:15:43.940 here's the deal.

00:15:44.700 Across PJM,

00:15:45.800 average temperatures

00:15:46.700 from Chicago

00:15:47.500 over to Philly

00:15:48.320 tomorrow

00:15:49.140 will be 90.5 degrees

00:15:51.020 Fahrenheit

00:15:51.500 for late July,

00:15:53.080 July 28th.

00:15:53.960 That's pretty normal.

00:15:55.460 In fact,

00:15:55.840 that's right dead stick

00:15:56.880 landing on normal

00:15:58.200 temperatures

00:15:59.020 for July 28th,

00:16:00.520 and yet the PJM

00:16:01.800 is running into a problem.

00:16:02.780 Why is it running

00:16:03.280 into a problem?

00:16:04.420 In the last six years,

00:16:05.500 they have shuttered

00:16:06.600 20,000 megawatts

00:16:08.160 of coal-fired power

00:16:09.140 which run all

00:16:10.500 of the time,

00:16:11.340 24 hours a day,

00:16:12.600 and displace that

00:16:13.800 with about 4,000

00:16:15.420 net megawatts

00:16:16.840 of solar and wind.

00:16:18.360 I say net

00:16:18.900 because it's rating

00:16:19.720 plate 20,000 megawatts.

00:16:21.700 When you factor down

00:16:22.740 the fact that it only

00:16:23.680 runs solar

00:16:24.380 about 17%

00:16:25.520 of the time,

00:16:26.620 in that part of the country,

00:16:27.800 wind operational

00:16:28.640 about 36%

00:16:29.720 of the time,

00:16:30.420 you have a gigantic

00:16:31.600 deficiency

00:16:32.340 in what's been added

00:16:33.720 to replace

00:16:34.780 this 20,000 megawatts

00:16:36.220 of continuous

00:16:36.780 coal-fired power.

00:16:38.080 That's only going

00:16:38.660 to get worse.

00:16:39.260 Can we do one thing

00:16:42.500 for a second?

00:16:42.880 Can we ask Memphis

00:16:43.620 if they have

00:16:44.280 the Zero Hedge article

00:16:46.640 and can put up

00:16:47.220 because it's got a map,

00:16:49.080 and we love maps

00:16:50.160 here in the war room.

00:16:51.800 We have a map here,

00:16:53.360 and I want to show that

00:16:54.240 if we can show the map

00:16:55.340 because this is 23%,

00:16:57.720 but it is a big hunk

00:16:59.880 of the industrial heartland

00:17:01.820 of the country, right?

00:17:04.480 I mean, this is...

00:17:05.720 Oh, yeah.

00:17:06.220 This is it.

00:17:06.680 Tennessee, West Virginia,

00:17:08.220 Virginia, Kentucky,

00:17:09.120 Indiana, Ohio, Illinois,

00:17:10.320 Delaware, PA,

00:17:11.640 Maryland, Jersey,

00:17:12.440 and North Carolina.

00:17:13.100 It's a big region.

00:17:14.000 22% of the U.S.

00:17:15.680 electrical demand

00:17:16.580 in that region,

00:17:17.360 and the weather

00:17:18.160 is normal for July.

00:17:20.660 90.5 degrees on average.

00:17:22.460 I'm sorry.

00:17:23.120 That's about

00:17:23.940 where it ought to be.

00:17:24.820 It's not because

00:17:25.420 of the weather.

00:17:26.440 It's because the system

00:17:27.480 is being tested

00:17:28.280 by normal summer heat

00:17:29.760 because the megawatt

00:17:31.380 production of the system

00:17:32.640 has shrunken

00:17:33.240 because of the addition

00:17:35.180 of part-time renewables

00:17:36.900 that are vastly deficient

00:17:38.540 in the power they produce

00:17:39.660 compared to the coal power

00:17:41.920 that's been taken offline

00:17:43.140 progressively in the last six years,

00:17:45.280 and then they're going to do

00:17:46.020 in the next five years

00:17:47.400 another 25,000 megawatts

00:17:49.260 of coal additionally

00:17:50.440 taken offline,

00:17:51.520 which is going to

00:17:52.400 exacerbate this problem.

00:17:53.960 The head of the PJM region

00:17:56.380 has been very outspoken

00:17:57.340 about this,

00:17:57.920 and he's under democratic reign

00:17:59.960 of the present DOE

00:18:01.020 that they've got a huge problem

00:18:02.240 with electrical capacity

00:18:03.620 in that whole region

00:18:04.480 going forward

00:18:05.560 because of too much closure

00:18:07.440 of stuff that runs

00:18:08.340 all the time

00:18:09.000 and being replaced

00:18:09.840 by stuff that runs

00:18:10.820 a very small portion

00:18:12.100 of the time,

00:18:12.760 even though it's

00:18:13.500 environmentally popular.

00:18:17.260 Right there,

00:18:17.940 if you see that,

00:18:18.560 that's on Zero Hedge

00:18:20.000 it has that.

00:18:20.780 I want that map

00:18:21.520 because that map

00:18:22.220 is pretty shocking.

00:18:25.620 When this emergency

00:18:27.120 is called

00:18:27.660 for kind of the heartland

00:18:28.620 of the industrial

00:18:29.420 North or Northeast

00:18:32.120 Atlantic area,

00:18:34.500 what can people anticipate?

00:18:36.220 Because people didn't

00:18:37.060 expect this to happen,

00:18:38.420 and particularly

00:18:38.880 because I don't think

00:18:39.740 back here,

00:18:41.440 and I've been outside

00:18:42.480 the time of the Navy

00:18:43.220 in California,

00:18:44.140 basically a New York,

00:18:45.360 D.C., Virginia guy.

00:18:47.560 I mean,

00:18:48.020 summers get hot

00:18:48.900 and muggy here.

00:18:50.260 This does not seem to me

00:18:51.720 to be any more,

00:18:53.360 I remember I was making films

00:18:54.860 for Dave Bossie,

00:18:55.740 I think in the summer

00:18:56.460 of the Tea Party Revolt

00:18:57.620 of 2010,

00:18:59.520 it was 2010,

00:19:00.580 in July,

00:19:01.260 I think they had

00:19:01.980 something like 10 or 15 days

00:19:03.440 over 100 degrees

00:19:04.640 back here

00:19:05.060 with like that 95% humidity,

00:19:06.640 you couldn't even move.

00:19:07.840 I mean,

00:19:08.840 that was hot.

00:19:10.000 I don't see people

00:19:10.920 saying that it's

00:19:12.720 this blow away hot.

00:19:14.660 Now,

00:19:15.000 parts of the Southwest,

00:19:17.240 et cetera,

00:19:17.580 in Texas,

00:19:18.020 different.

00:19:19.120 What will people's lives

00:19:20.440 do with this emergency

00:19:21.280 measure on the grid?

00:19:23.640 What will,

00:19:24.740 are these going to be

00:19:25.720 rolling brownouts?

00:19:26.800 Are these going to be

00:19:27.280 blackouts?

00:19:27.860 How will this impact

00:19:29.540 people's lives?

00:19:31.020 Well,

00:19:31.280 what they're saying is

00:19:32.080 if all their generating

00:19:33.300 facilities don't run

00:19:34.520 flat out Friday

00:19:36.140 and Saturday,

00:19:37.160 they could run into

00:19:38.400 a periodic brownout,

00:19:40.300 you know,

00:19:40.540 four-hour day

00:19:41.520 rolling brownouts.

00:19:42.600 Probably not real likely,

00:19:44.180 but they're running

00:19:45.320 the risk of that.

00:19:46.660 But here's to your point

00:19:47.560 on weather.

00:19:48.200 The peak day ever

00:19:49.320 in the PJM region

00:19:50.880 for power production

00:19:51.820 was in July of 2006,

00:19:54.480 when they needed

00:19:56.200 166,000 megawatts

00:19:58.500 of power produced.

00:19:59.540 We're talking tomorrow

00:20:00.680 10,000 megawatts

00:20:01.980 less than that.

00:20:03.080 So this isn't even

00:20:03.960 a historic peak

00:20:04.940 in power usage,

00:20:06.220 but they're worried

00:20:07.280 and they need to be worried

00:20:08.400 because over six years,

00:20:10.540 seven years,

00:20:11.680 about 40,000 megawatts,

00:20:13.920 nearly 20%

00:20:14.740 of their capacity

00:20:15.580 that's in place now

00:20:17.140 is part-time stuff.

00:20:18.980 And that back in 2006,

00:20:20.300 that wasn't the case.

00:20:21.940 At that time,

00:20:22.620 your entire generation base

00:20:23.960 was continuous duty,

00:20:25.580 baseload on demand.

00:20:26.700 Again,

00:20:26.940 on demand means

00:20:27.520 hit the start button,

00:20:28.820 a machine starts,

00:20:29.640 it produces electricity

00:20:30.620 on human command.

00:20:32.280 Now,

00:20:32.480 with this massive introduction

00:20:33.900 of environment,

00:20:35.800 nature-based renewables

00:20:37.100 that are intermittent

00:20:37.840 and not controlled

00:20:38.760 by mankind

00:20:39.340 when they start and stop,

00:20:40.580 but by nature,

00:20:41.440 you can't rely

00:20:42.680 on a huge gob

00:20:44.040 of the quarter million

00:20:45.300 megawatts

00:20:45.940 of electricity

00:20:46.660 now produced in MISO

00:20:48.840 in PJM

00:20:49.900 because they're renewables

00:20:51.680 and they run only

00:20:52.820 on average

00:20:53.420 about 22% of the day.

00:20:55.080 And you don't know

00:20:55.720 when that's going to be.

00:20:57.020 Solar,

00:20:57.360 you do know,

00:20:57.820 it's not going to be there

00:20:58.620 at night

00:20:59.060 and not in the early morning.

00:21:00.720 The wind is,

00:21:01.380 the vicissitudes of the wind

00:21:02.400 are unpredictable

00:21:02.960 day to day.

00:21:03.920 So you've displaced

00:21:05.460 continuous duty power

00:21:06.720 from 15 years ago

00:21:08.160 with intermittent power.

00:21:09.580 That's the problem.

00:21:10.480 It's not the weather.

00:21:11.560 The peak day ever

00:21:12.240 was back in 2006

00:21:13.540 and everyone knows

00:21:15.060 the period of 1930

00:21:16.400 to 1942

00:21:17.260 was intensely hotter

00:21:18.500 than this.

00:21:19.000 This is not beyond

00:21:20.960 the normal range

00:21:21.820 of temperature

00:21:22.420 modulation over time.

00:21:25.580 Okay.

00:21:26.280 I finally got the map.

00:21:27.600 I want to thank Memphis.

00:21:28.600 I want to thank my crack team.

00:21:29.620 Hey,

00:21:29.700 you don't need to show me.

00:21:30.780 Let's get the map back up.

00:21:32.000 As soon as they get the map,

00:21:32.920 they cut it away.

00:21:33.680 Okay,

00:21:34.100 there we go.

00:21:35.200 Okay,

00:21:35.560 walk me through,

00:21:36.220 what does that map tell me

00:21:37.280 right there

00:21:37.660 for the TV audience?

00:21:38.720 And this is why

00:21:39.580 if you're listening

00:21:41.280 on radio

00:21:41.860 or the podcast,

00:21:42.720 you've got to go

00:21:43.640 to warroom.org

00:21:45.520 and get our email

00:21:46.520 every day

00:21:47.040 because we put out

00:21:47.760 all the charts and graphs.

00:21:49.060 Grace and the team

00:21:49.720 puts out all the charts

00:21:50.640 and graphs

00:21:51.060 that we use

00:21:52.120 so we can get it.

00:21:52.620 What am I looking at

00:21:53.600 right there, Dave Wall?

00:21:55.620 Yeah,

00:21:55.900 from Illinois

00:21:56.560 over Delaware,

00:21:57.460 Maryland,

00:21:57.880 down to Virginia,

00:21:58.740 that's PJM.

00:22:00.040 That's the interconnection

00:22:00.920 called PJM.

00:22:02.140 But then Tennessee,

00:22:03.280 North Carolina

00:22:03.820 are also a part of it.

00:22:05.600 I mean,

00:22:05.740 that's the heart

00:22:06.100 of the nation.

00:22:06.580 That's 22%

00:22:07.840 of the U.S.

00:22:09.100 electricity consumption

00:22:10.220 and supply.

00:22:11.820 And that region,

00:22:13.720 that FERC region

00:22:14.760 has already declared

00:22:15.740 even two months ago

00:22:16.740 that it's got

00:22:17.500 a significant

00:22:18.820 five-year-out issue

00:22:20.020 with lack

00:22:20.620 of continuous duty generation

00:22:22.040 because of all

00:22:23.200 of the solar and wind

00:22:24.080 that has been built out

00:22:26.080 in place of

00:22:27.360 continuous duty

00:22:28.180 power stations.

00:22:29.340 So that's the heart

00:22:30.540 of the country,

00:22:31.120 including Pennsylvania,

00:22:32.060 which is,

00:22:32.380 you know,

00:22:32.680 some of the largest

00:22:33.780 gas fields in the world

00:22:34.900 has the same issue

00:22:36.040 because it's closed down

00:22:37.160 enormous number

00:22:38.360 of coal plants

00:22:39.040 that run all the time.

00:22:41.700 So we're really looking

00:22:42.960 at it.

00:22:43.480 Don't take this wrong.

00:22:47.480 Well,

00:22:47.700 I want to get to this.

00:22:48.460 And don't take this

00:22:49.220 the wrong way

00:22:49.640 because I know

00:22:49.960 you're a Florida guy.

00:22:51.120 It's one thing

00:22:51.680 to have Florida

00:22:52.320 or maybe even before

00:22:54.040 the explosion of Phoenix

00:22:55.840 now as a major tech center.

00:22:57.980 It's one thing

00:22:58.480 to have Arizona

00:22:59.200 and to have issues

00:23:00.140 and Florida.

00:23:01.320 There's many good folks there,

00:23:02.360 but it's not

00:23:02.800 an industrial power base.

00:23:04.520 When you talk Texas

00:23:06.200 and when you talk

00:23:07.720 the basically

00:23:08.640 industrial heart

00:23:09.540 or the commercial heart

00:23:11.800 of the nation

00:23:12.540 right here,

00:23:13.980 all of a sudden

00:23:14.720 that's a different deal.

00:23:16.920 We're like,

00:23:17.620 are we a third world country?

00:23:19.200 You've talked about

00:23:20.220 the grid in Texas

00:23:21.440 has been up

00:23:22.000 for brownouts

00:23:23.240 for the entire summer

00:23:24.700 and now we're talking about

00:23:25.620 this is a game changer

00:23:27.080 in the fact that

00:23:27.800 that's not the United States

00:23:29.220 and this is not about

00:23:30.600 a bunch of air conditioning

00:23:31.500 being cut off

00:23:32.100 of the villages

00:23:32.640 in Florida.

00:23:33.860 God bless the villages

00:23:34.700 or out in the Arizona desert,

00:23:37.700 right?

00:23:37.900 Because Phoenix

00:23:38.280 is getting there

00:23:38.900 but not there

00:23:39.300 but I'm talking Texas

00:23:40.240 which is a major

00:23:40.900 industrial power now

00:23:42.060 not just agriculture

00:23:42.980 or only gas

00:23:44.680 but becoming a major industrial

00:23:45.840 and right there

00:23:46.540 that's the heart

00:23:47.780 of the nation.

00:23:48.420 That's the heart

00:23:48.860 of the commercial

00:23:49.520 part of the nation

00:23:50.920 and you're saying,

00:23:52.040 hey,

00:23:52.220 they're telling us

00:23:52.760 if they don't run

00:23:53.540 at full capacity

00:23:55.040 for the next couple of days

00:23:56.160 next week,

00:23:57.340 you can start having

00:23:58.020 flat out,

00:23:58.660 you can start having brownouts.

00:23:59.740 That's third world,

00:24:00.700 that's developing nation stuff.

00:24:02.100 Am I wrong

00:24:02.920 in any of that Dave Walsh?

00:24:04.360 Totally correct.

00:24:05.420 You cannot have

00:24:06.760 an industrialized,

00:24:09.020 developed,

00:24:09.800 economic,

00:24:10.600 robust economic,

00:24:11.560 developed society

00:24:12.800 without full time,

00:24:14.660 flat out,

00:24:15.720 100% of the time

00:24:16.680 available

00:24:17.120 and cost abundant,

00:24:18.380 cost effective electricity.

00:24:20.180 That powers steel plants,

00:24:21.480 mini mills,

00:24:22.080 car plants,

00:24:22.780 petrochemical facilities,

00:24:23.820 paper mills,

00:24:25.020 aluminum smelters,

00:24:26.260 all server centers,

00:24:27.840 the making of semiconductors,

00:24:29.880 electronic products,

00:24:30.940 all massively dependent

00:24:32.260 on huge quantities

00:24:33.260 of uninterruptible

00:24:35.060 high quality electricity.

00:24:36.440 We're running out of that

00:24:37.760 in this country

00:24:38.400 which winds up deferring

00:24:40.320 heavy manufacturing offshore

00:24:42.160 because we're increasingly

00:24:44.260 lacking the baseload power

00:24:46.000 to have factories

00:24:47.240 in this country.

00:24:48.420 And yet we're talking today

00:24:49.600 about the heartland

00:24:50.460 of this country.

00:24:51.260 Yes,

00:24:51.480 not Florida,

00:24:52.500 but Pennsylvania,

00:24:53.300 West Virginia,

00:24:53.900 Kentucky,

00:24:54.380 Tennessee,

00:24:54.880 where lots of products

00:24:56.280 are made for this country.

00:24:57.280 A lot of resources,

00:24:58.600 development of aluminum,

00:24:59.660 of steel,

00:25:00.280 car plant manufacturing,

00:25:01.560 just the list goes on

00:25:03.680 of the industrialization

00:25:04.860 that will be imperiled

00:25:05.680 by electricity shortages.

00:25:07.600 This is happening

00:25:08.200 in Germany substantially already.

00:25:11.140 South Carolina

00:25:11.760 has been a major recipient

00:25:12.960 of German industrial investment,

00:25:14.640 BASF,

00:25:15.420 BMW,

00:25:17.040 Bayer,

00:25:17.620 AG,

00:25:18.500 because in part

00:25:19.540 of massively high cost

00:25:21.260 electricity back

00:25:22.200 in the fatherland

00:25:23.180 and the abundance

00:25:24.360 and cheapness of it

00:25:25.100 in South Carolina.

00:25:25.640 And over years,

00:25:26.320 South Carolina

00:25:26.860 has benefited from that.

00:25:28.700 And now we're shooting

00:25:29.280 that in the foot.

00:25:29.860 And by the way,

00:25:30.260 South and South Carolina

00:25:31.900 has got its own issues.

00:25:33.520 Hang on,

00:25:33.840 we've got a lot more

00:25:34.340 to get through.

00:25:34.860 I just want to send Dave

00:25:35.680 an article from the other day.

00:25:37.420 We kind of backlogged

00:25:38.180 this stuff.

00:25:39.080 It's a very detailed analysis

00:25:41.180 of what we've talked about.

00:25:42.040 The Germans,

00:25:43.020 it's now dawning on them

00:25:44.120 that because of their

00:25:45.220 energy policies,

00:25:46.180 they're de-industrializing.

00:25:48.000 The de-industrialization

00:25:49.160 is a,

00:25:50.080 you know,

00:25:50.340 you set the predicate

00:25:51.080 of energy policy

00:25:52.220 and also de-industrializing.

00:25:54.120 That's why we're going

00:25:55.020 to get into this whole thing

00:25:55.940 about the end of fossil fuel

00:25:57.080 and you've got to stop

00:25:57.620 fossil fuel

00:25:58.180 and it's got to be over.

00:25:59.660 We are making

00:26:00.620 policy decisions

00:26:02.080 right now

00:26:02.760 on energy

00:26:03.380 that are going

00:26:04.880 to have a massive impact.

00:26:06.120 And these are not things

00:26:06.960 you just kind of sit there

00:26:07.720 and go,

00:26:07.980 oh, you know,

00:26:08.380 it's a little hot,

00:26:09.040 mate.

00:26:09.320 Where's our capacity?

00:26:10.360 It takes years for this.

00:26:12.240 Years of capital commitment,

00:26:14.440 capacity building,

00:26:15.240 training,

00:26:16.320 processes,

00:26:16.980 all of it.

00:26:17.360 Okay,

00:26:17.520 we're going to take

00:26:17.840 a short commercial break.

00:26:18.700 Dave Walsh is with us

00:26:19.960 on all things energy.

00:26:22.220 Under President Trump,

00:26:23.200 it used to be

00:26:23.660 full-spectrum energy dominance.

00:26:26.180 That is pretty simple

00:26:27.540 to understand.

00:26:29.240 Complicated to execute,

00:26:30.800 but not if you have

00:26:31.400 the political will

00:26:32.240 and the savvy to do it.

00:26:33.340 Okay,

00:26:33.500 short commercial break.

00:26:34.700 We're going to talk

00:26:35.540 about all things energy

00:26:36.700 when we return

00:26:37.480 in the world.

00:26:52.220 Well, Congress once again

00:27:07.900 allowed itself to be pushed

00:27:09.180 into appeasing

00:27:10.240 the administration

00:27:11.040 and raising the debt ceiling

00:27:12.540 for the 79th time,

00:27:15.000 paving the way

00:27:15.700 for continued reckless spending

00:27:17.980 and further devaluation

00:27:20.300 of the U.S. dollar.

00:27:22.220 As our national debt

00:27:23.360 continues to skyrocket,

00:27:25.340 how are you protecting

00:27:26.800 your savings?

00:27:28.200 Times like these

00:27:28.920 are a great reminder

00:27:30.020 to diversify a portion

00:27:31.720 of your savings

00:27:32.560 into gold.

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00:27:34.840 with the help

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00:31:32.320 War Room Battleground

00:31:40.420 with Stephen K. Bannon.

00:31:44.140 Okay.

00:31:44.740 One of the things

00:31:45.360 we try to do always

00:31:46.380 is make sure

00:31:47.040 that the audience,

00:31:47.900 you're just not

00:31:48.420 the smartest person

00:31:49.420 in the stands

00:31:50.060 at the Little League game

00:31:51.000 or at the backyard barbecue,

00:31:52.400 but in places

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00:31:55.260 right?

00:31:55.500 In boardrooms

00:31:56.240 or you're in meetings

00:31:57.640 or in lunches

00:31:58.640 or dinners

00:31:59.140 that count

00:32:00.140 both professionally

00:32:00.960 and personally

00:32:01.460 and for the community

00:32:02.360 for you.

00:32:04.440 The BRICS,

00:32:05.780 the road

00:32:08.240 to the Durban Accords

00:32:09.380 is in front of us.

00:32:11.560 22nd to 24th August

00:32:13.200 that takes place

00:32:14.220 in Durban, South Africa.

00:32:15.260 The BRICS are coming together.

00:32:16.260 There's now 41,

00:32:17.320 I think,

00:32:17.540 countries signed up

00:32:18.360 to join Brazil,

00:32:20.800 Russia, India,

00:32:21.440 China,

00:32:21.760 and South Africa.

00:32:22.940 Many of those

00:32:23.440 are making commitments

00:32:24.300 to what they call

00:32:25.280 the BRICS Bank.

00:32:26.880 The currency

00:32:29.960 may not occur

00:32:31.140 immediately,

00:32:32.500 but they are working

00:32:33.900 on it

00:32:34.140 and they're going

00:32:34.360 to lay out

00:32:34.720 at least a framework

00:32:35.580 and that is going

00:32:36.280 to have both

00:32:36.860 resource back

00:32:37.760 and it's going

00:32:38.160 to be backed

00:32:39.380 by some type

00:32:41.620 of gold

00:32:42.140 or precious metals.

00:32:43.480 We hear gold

00:32:44.280 right now.

00:32:45.300 And it's not

00:32:46.340 going to be convertible

00:32:47.140 in the gold

00:32:47.520 because they can't

00:32:48.040 do that right away.

00:32:48.880 And this is not

00:32:49.540 going to overtake

00:32:50.100 the dollar immediately,

00:32:51.160 but you see

00:32:51.960 that the global

00:32:52.640 South essentially 0.85

00:32:53.720 has had a belly

00:32:55.320 full of the

00:32:56.040 financial irresponsibility

00:32:57.440 of the United States

00:32:58.940 of America.

00:32:59.380 And then when you

00:32:59.680 hear Dave Walsh,

00:33:00.580 it's just not

00:33:01.160 our financial

00:33:03.240 irresponsibility.

00:33:04.860 It's on ourselves

00:33:06.400 as an industrial power.

00:33:07.960 You cannot continue

00:33:09.120 to be an industrial power

00:33:10.140 if you do not

00:33:10.980 have an energy policy

00:33:12.300 that lays

00:33:13.800 the foundational element

00:33:15.040 to be an industrial power.

00:33:17.700 And that's

00:33:17.900 for President Trump.

00:33:18.680 Ours was not

00:33:19.280 energy independence.

00:33:20.660 Ours was full

00:33:21.520 spectrum energy

00:33:22.760 dominant in every

00:33:24.000 sector of energy,

00:33:25.800 including sustainable.

00:33:27.440 And renewables

00:33:28.140 are renewables

00:33:29.600 for sustainability.

00:33:30.680 But no problem there

00:33:31.920 as long as it makes sense

00:33:33.060 and as long as it makes

00:33:33.700 a lot of sense.

00:33:34.140 It doesn't need

00:33:34.700 taxpayer bailouts

00:33:36.220 and basically

00:33:37.400 bailing out

00:33:38.240 the venture capital

00:33:38.940 company.

00:33:40.460 Go to

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00:33:41.860 slash Bannon

00:33:42.780 right now

00:33:43.200 and make sure you get

00:33:43.920 we have a summary

00:33:44.620 pricey

00:33:45.400 on everything

00:33:46.460 related to

00:33:47.380 the end of the

00:33:49.340 dollar empire

00:33:49.920 and what's going

00:33:50.240 to happen in Durban

00:33:51.140 because you should

00:33:51.700 know that

00:33:52.160 and you should

00:33:52.660 be talking to

00:33:53.560 the Birchgold guys

00:33:55.920 and Philip Patrick's

00:33:57.220 team about gold

00:33:58.100 as an alternative

00:33:58.860 for your retirement

00:34:00.520 potentially.

00:34:01.300 Check it out.

00:34:01.860 Hey, if the central

00:34:02.500 banks of these

00:34:03.020 countries are buying

00:34:03.740 it with both hands,

00:34:05.080 what do they know

00:34:05.740 that you don't?

00:34:07.020 And that's the

00:34:07.680 question you should

00:34:08.320 ask and then

00:34:08.920 you should think

00:34:09.300 about it.

00:34:12.100 This Durban

00:34:12.960 meeting will not

00:34:13.940 end Bretton Woods

00:34:14.960 except the financial

00:34:15.840 structure post-World

00:34:17.080 War II.

00:34:17.560 but I will tell

00:34:19.600 you the Global

00:34:20.980 South have as 0.97

00:34:21.780 many smart

00:34:23.660 guys and men

00:34:24.500 and women that 1.00

00:34:24.980 went to Harvard

00:34:25.620 and went to Sloan

00:34:26.900 and went to

00:34:27.340 the University of

00:34:27.880 Chicago and they

00:34:28.760 can work in

00:34:29.280 HP-12C.

00:34:30.580 They can do

00:34:31.280 discounted cash

00:34:32.060 flows and they

00:34:32.940 are every bit as

00:34:34.360 bright as everybody

00:34:35.380 in this country.

00:34:36.640 So just

00:34:37.960 understand they're

00:34:39.080 not going to have

00:34:39.580 their purchasing

00:34:40.120 power hit by

00:34:42.700 10% of you.

00:34:44.300 I think it's 17%

00:34:45.120 since the Biden

00:34:45.680 regime came in.

00:34:46.280 And Dave Walsh,

00:34:46.920 here's the other

00:34:47.340 thing, and I

00:34:48.960 know this because

00:34:49.460 I have conversations

00:34:50.620 with people in

00:34:51.320 India and Japan

00:34:51.920 all over the

00:34:52.540 world, particularly

00:34:53.160 in the anti-CCP

00:34:54.620 movement that I

00:34:55.260 lead.

00:34:56.740 These people are

00:34:57.720 incredibly rational

00:34:58.780 and focused and

00:34:59.560 the reason is their

00:35:00.480 countries are in the

00:35:01.920 developing process.

00:35:03.560 It's like America 0.87

00:35:04.280 back with the

00:35:05.020 revolutionary generation

00:35:06.040 or back with

00:35:06.620 Presidents Andrew

00:35:07.860 Jackson and

00:35:08.440 Abraham Lincoln.

00:35:09.580 They don't have

00:35:10.240 the margin of error

00:35:11.220 of being stupid. 0.86

00:35:12.940 They don't have the

00:35:13.380 margin of error of

00:35:14.100 being silly or

00:35:14.960 irrational.

00:35:16.280 They look at us

00:35:17.240 and they can't

00:35:18.020 quite figure out

00:35:18.820 what's going on.

00:35:20.440 So Dave, it's

00:35:21.620 almost like a cult

00:35:22.360 ideology.

00:35:23.480 I'm hearing

00:35:23.960 government officials

00:35:24.700 coming on TV and

00:35:25.700 they're saying we

00:35:26.180 got to end fossil

00:35:27.040 fuel.

00:35:27.360 The reason we

00:35:27.800 can't do this,

00:35:28.380 we have to end

00:35:29.340 fossil fuel

00:35:29.900 immediately.

00:35:31.200 And we can't

00:35:32.600 have used fossil

00:35:33.380 fuel after 2025

00:35:37.140 or 2030.

00:35:39.060 They're making

00:35:39.680 these proclamations

00:35:40.580 and making

00:35:41.180 decisions off of

00:35:42.180 it.

00:35:42.360 what backup?

00:35:44.200 Is this an

00:35:44.640 insanity or is

00:35:46.040 there some kind

00:35:46.520 of fever that's

00:35:48.140 taken over our

00:35:48.980 elites that they

00:35:49.640 just have this

00:35:50.200 mantra now every

00:35:51.140 night on TV,

00:35:51.900 it's hot, it's

00:35:52.820 the hottest it's

00:35:53.320 ever been.

00:35:53.720 It's not the

00:35:54.300 hottest it's

00:35:54.680 ever been.

00:35:55.800 I've been a

00:35:56.220 southerner, east

00:35:56.760 coast kid, I

00:35:57.240 kid in the

00:35:57.520 Atlantic forever.

00:35:58.360 It's like you

00:35:59.140 said, it's 90

00:35:59.980 degrees.

00:36:01.500 Baby, I've seen

00:36:03.340 summers where it's

00:36:03.900 98 all the time,

00:36:04.700 you can't move and

00:36:05.280 the humidity is so

00:36:05.860 terrible.

00:36:07.260 What is going

00:36:08.000 off there?

00:36:08.380 At least because

00:36:08.680 the world elites,

00:36:09.440 and this is what's

00:36:10.020 so important about

00:36:10.580 Durban, they've

00:36:11.400 had a belly full

00:36:12.060 of it.

00:36:13.040 And these are

00:36:13.440 a lot of these

00:36:14.620 people are our

00:36:15.160 sworn enemies.

00:36:16.580 Some of them

00:36:17.240 happen to be our

00:36:17.940 allies and want us

00:36:18.860 to succeed and be

00:36:20.080 the leader of

00:36:20.640 this, but they

00:36:21.500 sit there and

00:36:22.100 look at the

00:36:22.960 irrationality, the

00:36:24.860 irresponsibility on

00:36:26.540 the fiscal side,

00:36:28.080 the irresponsibility

00:36:29.180 on the monetary

00:36:30.020 side, and they

00:36:31.640 look at the exact

00:36:32.520 insanity.

00:36:33.960 And I look no

00:36:34.940 farther than

00:36:35.500 Germany, the

00:36:36.300 second or third

00:36:37.160 greatest industrial

00:36:38.080 power in the

00:36:38.960 world that is

00:36:40.520 actively

00:36:41.140 de-industrializing.

00:36:42.620 Now that is

00:36:43.420 all in these

00:36:44.840 articles, de-industrializing.

00:36:46.900 Why?

00:36:47.440 Because of energy

00:36:48.300 policy.

00:36:49.540 Dave Walsh.

00:36:50.980 Well, they're

00:36:51.700 de-industrializing

00:36:52.700 because environmental

00:36:53.600 policy in their

00:36:54.700 minds is running

00:36:56.080 everything.

00:36:56.900 They have no

00:36:57.580 rational energy

00:36:59.460 policy, and now

00:37:00.800 they're coming to

00:37:01.900 grips with, if

00:37:02.840 you're into this

00:37:03.480 net-zero CO2,

00:37:04.860 anti-CO2

00:37:05.640 decarbonization

00:37:06.340 thing, you can't

00:37:07.660 have basic

00:37:08.240 steelmaking, you

00:37:09.400 can't have auto

00:37:10.180 assembly, you

00:37:10.820 can't have

00:37:11.300 petrochemical

00:37:11.820 plants, chemical

00:37:12.600 plants, which by

00:37:13.320 the way has been a

00:37:14.440 big industry in

00:37:15.300 Germany, you can't 1.00

00:37:16.400 have any of that.

00:37:17.200 You can't have

00:37:17.600 aluminum smelting,

00:37:18.500 specialty steelmaking,

00:37:19.740 if you're a real

00:37:21.260 net-zero advocate.

00:37:23.000 And the issue is

00:37:23.680 with the BRICS

00:37:24.140 nations, we

00:37:25.280 mentioned one time

00:37:25.980 on the show, only

00:37:26.680 13 countries in

00:37:27.760 the world are

00:37:28.420 really in

00:37:29.500 actions, really

00:37:30.580 all over this

00:37:31.840 net-zero thing.

00:37:33.080 The countries in

00:37:33.760 Western Europe and

00:37:34.780 in North America,

00:37:35.720 Canada, the U.S.,

00:37:37.080 New Zealand,

00:37:37.800 Australia, that's 0.73

00:37:38.420 it.

00:37:39.040 The balance of

00:37:39.880 countries, about

00:37:40.540 180 in number, are

00:37:42.360 all about developing

00:37:43.700 their economies as

00:37:44.760 robustly as they

00:37:45.680 can for the people

00:37:46.620 living in those

00:37:47.200 economies, for

00:37:48.240 developing

00:37:48.700 manufacturing, basic

00:37:49.920 manufacturing,

00:37:51.220 production of

00:37:51.820 durable goods, and

00:37:52.860 a currency that's

00:37:53.860 dependent on

00:37:54.480 valuable assets such

00:37:56.300 as commoditized gold,

00:37:57.900 silver, copper,

00:37:58.880 lithium, and also

00:38:00.120 on energy, natural

00:38:01.900 gas, oil, and

00:38:02.820 coal as the basis

00:38:04.380 of currency value

00:38:05.480 makes compelling

00:38:06.860 cents, as

00:38:07.960 opposed to

00:38:08.480 dependence on

00:38:09.060 governments who

00:38:09.640 simply print

00:38:10.260 currency and

00:38:11.320 raise taxes

00:38:12.060 incessantly and

00:38:13.120 hope that their

00:38:14.080 currency would

00:38:15.160 somehow remain

00:38:15.860 strong while

00:38:16.540 abandoning

00:38:17.180 manufacturing, which

00:38:18.160 is what's

00:38:18.520 happening in the

00:38:19.180 13 countries.

00:38:21.140 So this is a,

00:38:22.200 you know, no,

00:38:22.660 their view on

00:38:23.580 this isn't going

00:38:24.100 to change.

00:38:25.360 And, you know,

00:38:26.000 to your point, if

00:38:26.740 anyone wants proof

00:38:27.620 of how ludicrous

00:38:29.040 this is, the

00:38:29.680 weather, the

00:38:30.580 ballyhooing about

00:38:31.400 the weather is

00:38:32.040 entirely false.

00:38:32.800 We've had nine

00:38:33.480 years now of

00:38:34.680 flat global

00:38:35.340 temperatures, according

00:38:36.260 to the National

00:38:36.860 Science Foundation.

00:38:38.900 And we've also

00:38:39.460 had, you know, this

00:38:40.220 binge now of the

00:38:41.020 seeking by these

00:38:41.800 same BRICS nations

00:38:42.560 in case of some

00:38:43.720 of them of

00:38:44.780 climate reparations,

00:38:46.100 which really shows

00:38:47.160 what this has been

00:38:48.200 all about.

00:38:48.960 Wealth transfer

00:38:49.700 sponsored by the

00:38:51.240 Chinese to

00:38:52.000 nations who have

00:38:53.240 feel as though

00:38:54.520 that's yet another

00:38:55.440 way or rationalization

00:38:57.100 to take money

00:38:57.880 out of the West,

00:38:59.400 climate reparations.

00:39:00.260 So, I mean, these

00:39:01.300 issues prove what

00:39:02.520 this agenda has

00:39:03.740 been all about.

00:39:04.620 It's not about

00:39:05.340 science.

00:39:06.400 Ah, hang on.

00:39:08.980 Use the R word. 1.00

00:39:10.700 Go back.

00:39:11.440 When you say

00:39:11.900 climate reparations,

00:39:12.960 what do you mean?

00:39:13.480 They want a

00:39:14.220 transfer.

00:39:14.860 They're saying that

00:39:15.540 your industrialization

00:39:16.860 process damaged us

00:39:18.200 because it damaged

00:39:18.780 the Earth's systems.

00:39:20.040 You owe us.

00:39:21.140 So, let's have a

00:39:21.720 wealth transfer.

00:39:22.380 How does that work?

00:39:24.120 Well, the United

00:39:24.740 Nations COP27

00:39:26.120 Environmental

00:39:26.900 Conference last

00:39:27.720 year put forward

00:39:28.980 a notional

00:39:29.960 massive wealth

00:39:31.020 transfer over

00:39:31.720 a 10-year period

00:39:32.540 to developing

00:39:34.220 nations damaged

00:39:35.520 by Western

00:39:36.840 Europe, the

00:39:37.340 U.S., Japan,

00:39:38.640 industrial last

00:39:40.260 50 years, carbon

00:39:41.280 damage to them,

00:39:42.520 the China, India,

00:39:44.360 the Sub-Saharan

00:39:44.940 African nations,

00:39:45.980 the South American

00:39:46.500 nations should be

00:39:47.160 paid reparations

00:39:48.300 for the past

00:39:49.540 climate damage

00:39:50.560 caused by the

00:39:51.900 developed West.

00:39:53.700 And, I mean,

00:39:54.560 it's even

00:39:55.160 Venezuela, Maduro,

00:39:56.380 had his hands

00:39:56.860 out at the

00:39:57.940 meetings to

00:39:58.460 Kerry and

00:39:59.160 Macron, that

00:40:00.420 he too should

00:40:01.200 participate as

00:40:02.040 a recipient,

00:40:03.120 even though

00:40:03.460 Venezuela has

00:40:04.100 been a 4 million

00:40:04.760 barrel a day

00:40:05.400 oil exporter

00:40:06.200 forever, that

00:40:07.460 they should

00:40:07.840 participate in

00:40:08.580 receiving climate

00:40:09.860 reparations.

00:40:10.640 How ludicrous.

00:40:11.880 You know, this is

00:40:12.340 about wealth

00:40:12.820 transfer.

00:40:13.360 It's not.

00:40:13.840 And the fact that

00:40:15.000 our government,

00:40:15.760 present government,

00:40:16.500 supporting this

00:40:17.180 notion,

00:40:18.080 Kerry, under the

00:40:19.260 leadership of

00:40:19.820 Biden, supporting

00:40:20.540 this, and in

00:40:21.480 fact, helped

00:40:22.040 create the notion

00:40:22.900 to do this,

00:40:23.900 this is insanity

00:40:24.680 for us.

00:40:25.240 It's absolute

00:40:26.000 insanity, but it

00:40:27.520 shows what the, I

00:40:28.380 mean, what the

00:40:28.760 real agenda is

00:40:29.760 behind this CO2

00:40:30.700 thing.

00:40:31.380 It's about wealth

00:40:31.960 transfer, and it's

00:40:32.720 about diminishing

00:40:33.400 the industrial

00:40:33.980 power and the

00:40:34.820 military power

00:40:35.660 concurrently of

00:40:36.840 the West, vis-a-vis

00:40:38.020 China.

00:40:40.080 Talk to me about

00:40:40.920 this article,

00:40:41.660 essentially, about

00:40:42.000 the Dutch

00:40:42.320 economists.

00:40:42.880 I want you to

00:40:43.200 walk through the

00:40:43.600 mechanics of how

00:40:44.460 they're, and when

00:40:45.520 they say the

00:40:45.940 quiet part out

00:40:46.640 loud, because

00:40:47.240 they're quite

00:40:47.720 advanced in

00:40:48.260 their thinking

00:40:48.860 about, about

00:40:50.280 the, about

00:40:51.140 decarbonizing

00:40:52.700 society, or

00:40:53.800 beginning, truly,

00:40:55.300 this reparation.

00:40:57.480 Well, they've

00:40:58.240 enacted a

00:40:59.140 corporate carbon

00:41:01.720 credit system

00:41:02.480 among 17

00:41:03.480 major corporate

00:41:04.440 projects now, in

00:41:05.960 law, that

00:41:06.480 corporations can

00:41:07.500 trade carbon

00:41:08.120 credits.

00:41:08.580 You get a

00:41:08.960 certain carbon

00:41:09.840 credit based on

00:41:11.300 the amount of

00:41:11.840 carbon you emit

00:41:12.700 in your factory

00:41:13.760 operations, making

00:41:14.800 your products, that

00:41:16.300 if you don't use

00:41:17.700 all of that, you

00:41:18.280 can sell it to

00:41:19.040 those companies

00:41:19.760 who created too

00:41:21.360 much carbon.

00:41:21.920 So, they, what

00:41:23.560 had happened is

00:41:24.160 Barbara Barsma, who

00:41:25.280 was the head of

00:41:25.780 the Rabo Carbon

00:41:26.860 Bank, and

00:41:28.180 removed as CEO,

00:41:29.880 came out and

00:41:30.680 acknowledged they

00:41:31.940 were way downstream

00:41:32.760 and planning to do

00:41:33.900 the same thing with

00:41:34.700 families, and that

00:41:36.160 is develop a scheme

00:41:37.240 of, here, you're a

00:41:37.980 family of four,

00:41:38.940 whatever, in a

00:41:39.720 1,100 square foot

00:41:40.940 dwelling with one

00:41:41.920 vehicle, you get

00:41:42.680 carbon credits for

00:41:43.660 X per year, that

00:41:45.080 if you don't use

00:41:46.180 up, you can sell to

00:41:47.360 wealthy people to

00:41:48.320 offload your carbon

00:41:49.980 responsibility.

00:41:50.660 and through this

00:41:51.900 basically have the

00:41:54.000 rich feel as though

00:41:55.200 they're subsidizing

00:41:56.160 the poor by buying

00:41:57.320 their carbon credits

00:41:58.340 so that they can

00:41:59.400 continue to emit

00:42:00.320 massive quantities

00:42:01.140 of carbon as

00:42:02.460 wealthy folks by

00:42:04.120 buying the credits

00:42:04.800 from the poor.

00:42:05.500 The whole team.

00:42:06.020 But it's deeper than

00:42:08.740 that.

00:42:09.120 I want you to go

00:42:09.800 back and give me a

00:42:11.020 couple minutes on

00:42:11.720 why they are obsessed

00:42:12.920 with carbon as the

00:42:14.060 control mechanism for

00:42:15.920 society.

00:42:16.880 Because they're doing

00:42:17.400 it with the

00:42:17.780 corporations and

00:42:18.620 they've got these

00:42:19.180 exchanges to do it.

00:42:20.700 But she said the

00:42:21.540 quiet part out loud

00:42:22.540 in the fact that,

00:42:23.580 oh, our real plan is

00:42:24.800 to put it, it's a

00:42:26.080 social credit score

00:42:27.220 for the families.

00:42:28.400 And yes, they'll have

00:42:28.900 the ability, was it

00:42:31.180 the wealthy and

00:42:32.560 their great benefiting

00:42:34.260 and philanthropically

00:42:35.740 sourcing these guys

00:42:37.120 will do it.

00:42:37.620 But the key is that

00:42:38.400 they will have a

00:42:38.880 control mechanism to

00:42:41.040 basically control you

00:42:42.400 on a social credit

00:42:43.180 score about your

00:42:44.620 family's carbon

00:42:46.680 footprint.

00:42:47.260 Why is it carbon,

00:42:48.540 why have they chosen

00:42:49.320 carbon as the

00:42:50.320 mechanism to control

00:42:51.960 it?

00:42:53.000 Well, it becomes a

00:42:54.780 heuristic for measuring

00:42:55.860 social behavior.

00:42:57.060 Yes, a social credit

00:42:58.840 score that if you use

00:43:00.700 less carbon, drive

00:43:01.960 less, have less home

00:43:03.520 heating, less home

00:43:04.260 cooling, less beef

00:43:06.140 consumption probably

00:43:07.320 in the mix, you

00:43:08.700 then generate the

00:43:09.600 ability to sell

00:43:10.400 unused credits to

00:43:11.420 the wealthy and have

00:43:12.600 the wealthy feel as

00:43:13.500 though they're helping

00:43:14.120 out through this

00:43:15.340 process.

00:43:16.140 It's really a credit

00:43:17.140 score based on your

00:43:18.120 carbon use, which is

00:43:19.700 a way of control.

00:43:20.620 Remember, Holland is

00:43:22.060 in the middle of

00:43:22.700 trying to buy out

00:43:24.000 40% of the family

00:43:25.460 farms in Holland to

00:43:27.220 eliminate the

00:43:28.120 pollution caused by

00:43:29.500 gas created

00:43:32.220 fertilizers, ammonia

00:43:33.320 being the main one

00:43:35.060 that they want to

00:43:35.840 eliminate the use of

00:43:36.840 on farms by buying

00:43:37.920 out 40% of the

00:43:39.620 family farms in that

00:43:40.640 the most productive

00:43:41.440 farming nation in the

00:43:42.480 world for the same

00:43:43.660 reason, using this

00:43:45.080 carbon thing as a

00:43:46.560 raison d'etre of

00:43:47.460 control.

00:43:47.900 It's about that.

00:43:49.700 It's not about the

00:43:50.860 environment.

00:43:52.900 Because these same

00:43:53.540 nations, Western

00:43:54.160 European nations, were

00:43:55.120 up in arms over

00:43:56.400 Biden's first climate

00:43:57.720 act because the U.S.

00:43:59.340 had jumped ahead of

00:44:00.160 them in even more

00:44:00.980 egregiously aggressive

00:44:02.180 subsidies for

00:44:03.700 decarbonization.

00:44:04.900 So they became angry

00:44:06.040 over that imbalance in

00:44:08.600 subsidies, not about

00:44:09.880 the environment.

00:44:11.160 This is entirely a

00:44:14.760 control mechanism.

00:44:17.700 Talk to me.

00:44:18.480 I want to, this show

00:44:19.740 is about activists.

00:44:21.620 The show is about

00:44:22.440 empowering people.

00:44:24.920 And some people use

00:44:25.700 their agency.

00:44:26.360 We just had an

00:44:26.880 experience in Rhode

00:44:28.360 Island with Dave

00:44:30.140 Walsh.

00:44:30.820 Walk us through the

00:44:31.520 whole thing and what

00:44:32.820 happened, what you

00:44:33.680 represent, and how

00:44:34.460 citizens were able to

00:44:35.320 take action.

00:44:36.580 Well, Steve, I don't

00:44:37.940 say it enough.

00:44:38.520 I'm incredibly indebted

00:44:39.520 to you for this forum

00:44:40.780 to talk about real

00:44:42.180 energy issues so

00:44:43.700 publicly.

00:44:44.980 And I had a terrific

00:44:46.120 example that a few

00:44:46.940 weeks ago I was asked

00:44:47.960 to appear on a radio

00:44:48.860 show in Providence.

00:44:50.480 Good guy by the name

00:44:51.280 of John Laughlin has a

00:44:52.340 weekend radio show he

00:44:53.520 wanted about seven

00:44:54.240 weeks ago.

00:44:55.440 An analytic on their

00:44:56.660 Revolution Wind

00:44:57.760 thousand megawatt

00:44:58.720 offshore wind project.

00:45:00.240 Does it make sense or

00:45:01.020 not make sense?

00:45:01.680 So I got on.

00:45:02.680 I reminded his

00:45:03.460 audience, hey, you

00:45:04.680 guys are second in the

00:45:05.720 nation with the

00:45:06.320 highest energy cost per

00:45:07.560 capita for electricity.

00:45:08.560 Hawaii's worst, highest

00:45:10.600 at 45 cents.

00:45:12.520 New Hampshire, Rhode

00:45:13.240 Island, Mass, Tide at

00:45:14.220 about 32 cents a

00:45:15.340 kilowatt hour, more

00:45:16.180 than double the

00:45:16.840 national average.

00:45:18.100 So you're being

00:45:18.660 egregiously taken

00:45:19.700 advantage of by a

00:45:20.840 wind farm that's only

00:45:21.860 going to produce 420

00:45:23.420 megawatts of

00:45:24.680 electricity and cost

00:45:25.840 ratepayers $3.5

00:45:27.300 billion to build.

00:45:29.280 Offshore wind, when

00:45:30.280 you factor the 20-year

00:45:31.460 life of it, compared

00:45:32.580 to nuclear is 40, is

00:45:34.400 the most expensive

00:45:35.620 source of energy in

00:45:36.820 the world beside

00:45:37.800 conventional nuclear.

00:45:39.240 It's utterly

00:45:39.960 senseless, particularly

00:45:41.160 because it only works

00:45:42.760 42% of the time, and

00:45:44.960 the cost of that is

00:45:45.960 nine times higher than

00:45:47.120 building a conventional

00:45:48.160 combined cycle gas-fired

00:45:50.100 plant that recycles its

00:45:51.480 exhaust for 50% more

00:45:53.020 energy.

00:45:53.880 This stuff is offshore

00:45:55.080 wind nine times more

00:45:56.280 expensive.

00:45:57.320 So I claim to the

00:45:58.240 folks up there, hey,

00:45:58.900 you're being taken

00:45:59.500 advantage of because

00:46:00.320 your rates are so high

00:46:01.440 already that companies

00:46:03.020 like Orsted, European 0.84

00:46:04.200 company building this,

00:46:05.260 can come in and tell

00:46:06.440 you they're not going

00:46:07.020 to raise your rates

00:46:07.640 any further, but this

00:46:09.140 isn't going to reduce

00:46:10.020 rates.

00:46:10.720 This is not free

00:46:11.360 energy.

00:46:11.780 This is the most

00:46:12.320 expensive energy in

00:46:14.140 the world when you

00:46:15.100 amortize the cost of

00:46:16.780 an offshore wind farm.

00:46:18.140 Well, lo and behold,

00:46:19.000 last week, the State

00:46:20.660 Public Service

00:46:21.180 Commission rejected

00:46:22.240 investing in the

00:46:24.160 Revolution Wind

00:46:24.980 Project.

00:46:26.120 Even to be around

00:46:27.720 talking about it to

00:46:28.840 their citizenry, I

00:46:30.200 think, was an

00:46:30.960 important avenue to

00:46:32.060 getting some

00:46:32.880 notoriety on an

00:46:34.340 economic basis.

00:46:35.420 These projects are

00:46:36.700 utterly senseless,

00:46:38.300 except for the

00:46:39.220 developer who's

00:46:39.960 building them and

00:46:41.200 going to rape the 0.95

00:46:41.900 ratepayers with

00:46:42.660 31 cent electricity

00:46:43.900 that's part-time,

00:46:45.580 intermittent, and

00:46:46.420 non-operational 58%

00:46:48.080 of the time.

00:46:49.160 So apparently that

00:46:50.600 argument resonated and

00:46:51.860 the project has been

00:46:52.920 declined by the

00:46:55.280 Public Service

00:46:55.740 Commission on the

00:46:56.680 basis of being too

00:46:57.340 costly.

00:46:58.060 So very happy.

00:46:59.380 But Steve, without

00:46:59.960 this forum you've

00:47:00.820 provided and folks

00:47:02.320 hearing it,

00:47:02.880 that kind of

00:47:03.340 audience wouldn't

00:47:03.800 be available to

00:47:05.140 hear the truth

00:47:05.880 about this stuff.

00:47:07.060 People want

00:47:08.720 information.

00:47:09.520 They want

00:47:10.020 information in

00:47:10.680 their own lives,

00:47:11.300 and you do such

00:47:12.100 a great job.

00:47:12.940 Where on social

00:47:13.560 media do they go

00:47:14.140 to get you, Dave,

00:47:15.020 because you've

00:47:15.400 become a game

00:47:16.280 changer, and I

00:47:16.920 really want to

00:47:18.400 say thanks to

00:47:19.960 everybody in

00:47:20.240 Rhode Island for

00:47:21.280 allowing Dave

00:47:21.900 Walsh to have

00:47:22.580 that platform up

00:47:23.320 there, and good

00:47:24.120 things happen.

00:47:25.340 I'm sure nobody

00:47:26.300 knew any of the

00:47:27.020 details or any of

00:47:27.640 the math about it

00:47:28.440 until you were able

00:47:29.900 to expose it, and

00:47:30.580 that's what we try

00:47:31.060 to do here.

00:47:31.520 To your point,

00:47:33.140 people in all

00:47:33.700 parts of the

00:47:34.200 country are

00:47:34.620 willing to hear

00:47:35.060 this, all parts

00:47:35.960 of the country.

00:47:36.580 It's rather

00:47:37.160 amazing.

00:47:37.660 It's not limited

00:47:38.100 here in the

00:47:38.520 southeast.

00:47:39.520 And you can

00:47:39.880 find me on Dave

00:47:41.700 Walsh Energy on

00:47:42.560 Truth Social and

00:47:43.620 Getter as well.

00:47:44.640 Thank you, Steve.

00:47:45.360 Appreciate it.

00:47:47.360 Dave Walsh, thank

00:47:48.220 you very much.

00:47:48.920 Breaking news.

00:47:49.560 My staff has

00:47:50.440 just handed me

00:47:51.680 that two more

00:47:52.760 President Trump

00:47:53.780 has been charged

00:47:55.520 with two more,

00:47:56.560 I guess, major

00:47:58.120 felonies by Jack

00:47:59.220 Smith in the

00:48:00.600 Mar-a-Lago case.

00:48:02.600 And this has been

00:48:03.620 charged with deleting

00:48:04.500 security footage,

00:48:05.860 quote, Daily Mail's

00:48:07.120 lead story, Trump

00:48:07.900 wanted the server

00:48:08.940 wiped.

00:48:10.700 All types of

00:48:11.620 information about

00:48:12.320 this.

00:48:12.800 So we'll get more

00:48:13.640 into this tomorrow

00:48:14.320 morning at 10 o'clock.

00:48:15.280 We're going to have

00:48:15.640 quite a show tomorrow.

00:48:16.460 We're going to have

00:48:17.160 Liz Wheeler.

00:48:19.380 Remember, Liz is

00:48:20.120 an anchor, I think

00:48:20.920 over at One

00:48:21.320 America's Voice

00:48:21.960 for years, just

00:48:22.440 incredibly, got her

00:48:24.680 own site, just an

00:48:26.160 incredible news

00:48:26.900 person.

00:48:27.400 We have Alex Jones.

00:48:29.720 Alex is going to

00:48:30.240 walk through both

00:48:31.400 what's happening.

00:48:33.960 He was shocked by

00:48:35.880 this hearing.

00:48:36.480 He's going to give

00:48:36.900 his own take on it

00:48:38.060 and some new

00:48:39.540 information he's

00:48:40.320 come up with.

00:48:40.960 Also talk about his

00:48:41.680 book, The Great

00:48:42.220 Awakening.

00:48:42.760 Nancy Mace is also

00:48:44.140 going to join us

00:48:44.880 with what's going on

00:48:46.380 and I'm sure it's

00:48:46.900 going to be the

00:48:47.240 firestorm around

00:48:47.940 the president's

00:48:48.680 lawfare against

00:48:50.860 the president.

00:48:51.920 But also, she

00:48:53.660 has some brutally

00:48:55.080 tough questions, got

00:48:56.020 some shocking

00:48:56.620 answers about

00:48:57.380 non-human

00:48:57.940 biologics, all of

00:48:58.900 it.

00:48:59.020 Nancy Mace is

00:48:59.640 going to be here

00:49:00.000 to join us.

00:49:00.820 And Rudy

00:49:01.100 Giuliani.

00:49:01.740 Rudy's going to

00:49:02.240 finally get a

00:49:02.740 chance to walk

00:49:03.340 through what's

00:49:04.600 really happened in

00:49:05.240 this Georgia

00:49:05.680 situation.

00:49:06.520 According to

00:49:06.960 Rudy and others

00:49:07.720 around him, it's a

00:49:08.480 big misinterpretation.

00:49:09.680 He wants to make

00:49:10.160 sure the record's

00:49:10.760 set straight and we

00:49:11.380 always have time.

00:49:12.900 Rudy Giuliani.

00:49:13.700 So back here at

00:49:14.320 10 o'clock tomorrow

00:49:14.960 morning.

00:49:16.380 Make sure home

00:49:17.160 title lock, I do

00:49:18.180 not want anybody

00:49:19.100 having one of

00:49:20.420 these bad guys in

00:49:21.320 cyber all of a

00:49:22.240 sudden.

00:49:23.200 Take your title,

00:49:26.500 take a second

00:49:27.200 mortgage out on it

00:49:27.840 with a hard money

00:49:28.520 lender at high

00:49:29.800 interest rates and

00:49:30.780 then you've got to

00:49:31.500 pay it back.

00:49:32.240 That would be a

00:49:32.900 shot below the

00:49:33.580 waterline for most

00:49:34.520 of the nation.

00:49:35.120 Make sure it

00:49:35.480 doesn't happen.

00:49:36.900 HomeTitleLock.com.

00:49:38.280 Go check it out.

00:49:39.600 And make sure you

00:49:40.400 go visit the events

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00:49:42.780 We're on the

00:49:43.100 Lindell Network for

00:49:43.880 the six o'clock

00:49:44.400 show.

00:49:45.120 Mike Lindell

00:49:45.740 events for the

00:49:47.920 16th and 17th.

00:49:49.080 We want everybody

00:49:49.940 to be watching

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00:49:55.440 Mike's going to

00:49:55.980 walk through the

00:49:57.060 plan and obviously

00:49:58.640 that's getting to be

00:49:59.360 pretty contentious.

00:50:00.520 So we want

00:50:00.860 everybody there.

00:50:01.600 10 o'clock

00:50:01.980 tomorrow.

00:50:02.960 The show in the

00:50:03.720 morning.

00:50:05.340 I keep

00:50:05.980 committing to you

00:50:06.520 it's going to be

00:50:06.960 on fire.

00:50:07.540 Plus this weekend

00:50:08.180 we're going to have

00:50:08.700 an incredible show

00:50:10.380 that we're working

00:50:10.900 on right now.

00:50:11.640 Okay.

00:50:12.700 Leave you with one

00:50:14.100 of the great songs

00:50:15.060 of the sea.

00:50:15.820 We'll see you

00:50:16.340 tomorrow morning

00:50:16.840 in the worm.

00:50:17.360 10 a.m.

00:50:17.760 Oh I thought I

00:50:21.260 heard the old

00:50:23.240 man say

00:50:24.620 Leave her 1.00

00:50:26.120 Johnny

00:50:27.440 leave her 1.00

00:50:29.040 Oh tomorrow

00:50:30.660 you will get

00:50:33.000 your pay

00:50:34.100 And it's time

00:50:35.840 for us

00:50:37.080 to leave her

00:50:39.140 Leave her 1.00

00:50:40.840 Johnny

00:50:42.080 leave her 1.00

00:50:43.680 Oh leave her 1.00

00:50:45.780 Johnny

00:50:46.980 leave her 1.00

00:50:48.500 Oh the voyage

00:50:50.140 is done

00:50:51.100 and the winds

00:50:52.400 don't blow

00:50:53.400 And it's time

00:50:55.080 for us

00:50:56.240 to leave her

00:50:58.120 The winds

00:50:59.580 blew

00:51:00.120 pale

00:51:00.880 and the seas

00:51:02.100 run high

00:51:03.420 Leave her 1.00

00:51:05.020 Johnny

00:51:06.260 leave her 1.00

00:51:07.820 We shipped

00:51:09.480 them green

00:51:10.740 and none

00:51:11.700 went by

00:51:12.820 And it's time

00:51:14.480 for us

00:51:15.700 to leave her

00:51:17.640 Leave her 1.00

00:51:19.480 Johnny

00:51:20.560 leave her 1.00

00:51:22.100 Oh leave her 1.00

00:51:24.320 Johnny

00:51:25.380 leave her 1.00

00:51:26.860 Oh the voyage

00:51:28.560 is done

00:51:29.480 and the winds

00:51:30.800 don't blow

00:51:31.760 And it's time

00:51:33.480 for us

00:51:34.680 to leave her

00:51:36.280 The mate

00:51:37.920 was a bucko

00:51:39.020 and the old

00:51:40.200 man had

00:51:40.900 took

00:51:41.600 Leave her 1.00

00:51:43.060 Johnny

00:51:44.380 leave her 1.00

00:51:45.900 And the bosun

00:51:47.360 was a beggar

00:51:48.480 with a middle name

00:51:50.060 of work

00:51:50.720 And it's time

00:51:52.400 for us

00:51:53.600 to leave her

00:51:55.500 Leave her 1.00

00:51:57.100 Johnny

00:51:58.340 leave her 1.00

00:51:59.860 Oh leave her 1.00

00:52:01.980 Johnny

00:52:03.100 leave her 1.00

00:52:04.520 Oh the voyage

00:52:06.200 is done

00:52:07.060 and the winds

00:52:08.360 don't blow

00:52:09.360 And it's time

00:52:11.080 for us

00:52:12.200 to leave her

00:52:14.060 The old man

00:52:15.920 swears

00:52:16.600 and the mate 0.99

00:52:17.680 swears too

00:52:19.060 Leave her 1.00

00:52:20.580 Johnny

00:52:21.820 leave her 1.00

00:52:23.240 The crew

00:52:24.660 all swear

00:52:25.940 And so

00:52:26.960 would you

00:52:28.120 And it's time

00:52:29.760 for us

00:52:30.960 to leave her

00:52:32.900 Leave her 1.00

00:52:34.440 Johnny

00:52:35.700 leave her 1.00

00:52:37.220 Oh leave her 1.00

00:52:39.280 Johnny

00:52:40.440 leave her 1.00

00:52:41.860 For war room

00:52:43.740 veterans

00:52:44.660 you know

00:52:45.220 we have been

00:52:45.680 all over

00:52:46.120 this supply chain

00:52:46.960 issue

00:52:47.460 with China

00:52:48.640 and medications

00:52:50.000 and the

00:52:51.620 active

00:52:52.440 pharmaceutical

00:52:52.980 ingredients

00:52:53.820 China has a

00:52:54.800 stranglehold

00:52:55.360 on us

00:52:55.840 where there's

00:52:56.580 a way

00:52:56.800 to break

00:52:57.120 that

00:52:57.400 Jace

00:52:58.620 medical

00:52:59.060 I got

00:52:59.540 an emergency

00:53:00.020 medication

00:53:00.620 kit

00:53:01.060 from them

00:53:01.680 The FDA

00:53:03.340 just declared

00:53:04.040 a global

00:53:04.660 shortage

00:53:05.400 of medication

00:53:06.100 and warned

00:53:06.740 that critical

00:53:07.240 antibiotics

00:53:07.900 are in

00:53:08.220 short supply

00:53:09.340 across the

00:53:09.780 United States

00:53:10.140 but you know

00:53:10.660 that

00:53:10.940 because you're

00:53:12.600 a viewer

00:53:13.380 or listener

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00:53:16.400 you can take

00:53:16.960 to correct

00:53:17.560 Do yourself

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00:53:22.280 It's a pack

00:53:22.840 of five

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00:53:24.780 you'll have

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00:53:26.840 emergencies

00:53:27.300 Just visit

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00:53:44.580 at a fraction

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00:53:48.040 you have

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00:53:49.260 Go to

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00:53:59.240 at Jace

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00:54:01.120 medical.com

00:54:02.460 You know

00:54:03.620 what the problem

00:54:04.200 is because

00:54:04.560 you've watched

00:54:05.020 the show

00:54:05.480 You can break

00:54:07.020 You can take

00:54:07.640 action

00:54:08.160 and break

00:54:08.720 that problem

00:54:09.340 by going

00:54:10.200 to Jace

00:54:10.720 medical

00:54:11.180 and get

00:54:11.660 your Jace

00:54:12.280 case

00:54:12.800 today

00:54:13.460 Action

00:54:14.200 Action

00:54:15.180 Action

00:54:15.900 Folks

00:54:17.840 let me tell

00:54:18.220 you about

00:54:18.440 Solty

00:54:18.840 It's a company

00:54:19.740 that makes

00:54:20.040 a soft gel

00:54:20.680 supplement

00:54:21.200 rich in

00:54:21.760 antioxidants

00:54:22.520 to help

00:54:23.660 people like

00:54:24.180 you and

00:54:24.860 me

00:54:25.160 keep a

00:54:25.640 healthy

00:54:25.880 heart

00:54:26.180 While

00:54:26.760 COVID

00:54:27.120 gets

00:54:27.440 all the

00:54:27.920 headlines

00:54:28.300 it's

00:54:28.560 important

00:54:28.860 to realize

00:54:29.500 that heart

00:54:30.400 disease

00:54:30.780 kills

00:54:31.120 nearly

00:54:31.440 700,000

00:54:33.540 Americans

00:54:34.120 every year

00:54:34.580 Yes

00:54:34.840 heart

00:54:35.040 disease

00:54:35.340 is the

00:54:35.620 number

00:54:35.780 one

00:54:35.980 killer

00:54:36.280 every year

00:54:37.360 year in

00:54:37.960 and year

00:54:38.240 out

00:54:38.400 Heart

00:54:38.640 disease

00:54:39.020 builds

00:54:39.360 over

00:54:39.560 time

00:54:39.940 hypertension

00:54:40.900 high

00:54:41.440 blood

00:54:41.680 pressure

00:54:42.020 bad

00:54:42.340 cholesterol

00:54:42.700 diabetes

00:54:43.220 all of

00:54:43.620 it

00:54:43.740 affects

00:54:44.620 our

00:54:44.800 heart

00:54:45.080 a

00:54:45.980 healthy

00:54:46.260 heart

00:54:46.480 is key

00:54:47.020 to being

00:54:48.300 energetic

00:54:48.840 as we

00:54:49.240 get older

00:54:49.620 it is

00:54:50.580 never

00:54:50.900 too early

00:54:51.500 to take

00:54:52.540 care

00:54:52.820 of your

00:54:53.220 heart

00:54:53.600 you see

00:54:54.760 heart

00:54:55.020 disease

00:54:55.340 sneaks

00:54:55.660 up on

00:54:55.980 us

00:54:56.180 you can

00:54:56.780 start

00:54:57.040 in your

00:54:57.240 30s

00:54:57.600 and when

00:54:57.780 this

00:54:58.000 happens

00:54:58.320 you're

00:54:58.500 at

00:54:58.600 serious

00:54:58.860 tricks

00:54:59.040 by the

00:54:59.300 time

00:54:59.460 you

00:54:59.580 turn

00:54:59.780 60

00:55:00.180 if

00:55:00.340 you

00:55:00.440 want

00:55:00.720 to

00:55:00.860 take

00:55:01.140 care

00:55:01.440 of

00:55:01.940 your

00:55:02.180 heart

00:55:02.500 and

00:55:03.240 those

00:55:03.560 you

00:55:03.760 care

00:55:03.980 about

00:55:04.240 please

00:55:04.560 go

00:55:04.800 to

00:55:05.040 war

00:55:05.280 room

00:55:05.500 health

00:55:05.840 dot

00:55:06.160 com

00:55:06.520 that's

00:55:07.140 war

00:55:07.440 room

00:55:07.820 health

00:55:08.500 dot

00:55:09.100 com

00:55:09.360 all

00:55:09.560 one

00:55:09.800 word

00:55:15.080 of

00:55:15.560 your

00:55:15.680 first

00:55:15.940 shipment

00:55:16.300 that's

00:55:17.020 code

00:55:17.300 war

00:55:17.600 room

00:55:17.900 at

00:55:18.160 check

00:55:18.420 out

00:55:18.580 to

00:55:18.720 save

00:55:18.900 67%

00:55:19.740 do

00:55:20.020 it

00:55:20.140 again

00:55:20.360 war

00:55:20.940 room

00:55:21.220 health

00:55:21.600 all

00:55:21.860 one

00:55:22.100 word

00:55:22.360 war

00:55:22.620 room

00:55:22.820 health

00:55:23.060 dot

00:55:23.420 com

00:55:23.840 go

00:55:24.780 there

00:55:25.000 today

00:55:25.400 you

00:55:26.160 need

00:55:26.460 if

00:55:26.620 you're

00:55:26.740 going

00:55:26.840 to

00:55:26.880 be

00:55:26.980 part

00:55:27.140 of

00:55:27.220 the

00:55:27.320 posse

00:55:27.700 you

00:55:27.920 need

00:55:28.120 a

00:55:28.260 strong

00:55:28.720 heart

00:55:29.000 you

00:55:29.160 need

00:55:29.300 a

00:55:29.480 lion's

00:55:29.940 heart

00:55:30.160 how

00:55:31.040 we're

00:55:31.200 going

00:55:31.300 to

00:55:31.380 do

00:55:31.520 that

00:55:31.760 is

00:55:31.960 with

00:55:32.160 salty

00:55:32.600 go

00:55:33.480 there

00:55:33.700 do

00:55:33.900 it

00:55:34.020 today

00:55:34.300 check

00:55:34.620 it

00:55:34.720 out

Bannon's War Room - July 27, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 342： EventBrite Cancels Conservative Women's Event

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