WarRoom Battleground EP 373: Deconstructing The Military Industrial Complex
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In this episode of The War Room Imprint, we continue our series on the Chinese Communist Party's involvement in the capture and takeover of the United States military by the Mao Zedong Zedong Thought Police. In this episode, we discuss the role of the Chinese communist party in the destruction of the U.S. military, and the role it has played in bringing about that destruction.
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this is what you're fighting for i mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing
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people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians
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get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia
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it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations
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this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight
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all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host
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stephen k bannon okay welcome thursday 14 september year of roller 2023 thanks for uh sticking around
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for the second hour all week we've been trying to take these major uh topics and tie it to
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the reality of the chinese communist party's involvement in um in uh elite capture and
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really controlling the united states america it's kind of what the basis of this impeachment effort
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is and we're trying to get folks particularly the war and posse to understand the depth of this
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and the importance of seeing this thing through to the to the bitter end of everything that's going
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also to arm you and weaponize you in this fight that's obviously uh going to be cataclysmic over
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this uh continuing resolution the budget all of it in the next couple of days uh the woke and
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weaponized armed forces so frank gaffney joins us he's my co-host for all of these frank we got an
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incredible panel again today that you put together i'm gonna toss it to you but you talk about the
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destruction of the u.s military the soviet union had a different the stalin had a different thing what he did is lined up
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he just showed child he shot all the senior generals or folks that were still around from the from the uh
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from the czars he got rid of them that way and put in people that he wanted is uh is uh not that we
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would go to that depths but isn't that the easiest way to do this is just do what uh what coach
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tuberville's doing because now they're saying it's going to take 700 hours to get through what coach
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tuberville's done all the woke guys that he's not approving just we just say okay all of you guys are
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immediately retired is that one way to straighten this mess out or is it deeper and more systemic
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in that is that what you're going to show me in this hour steve we are going to show the systemic
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rot that is now afflicting the united states military in the course of this hour and it builds on as you
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say of the three programs that we've done in the course of this week especially um tuesdays which is
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really one that i commend everybody about how the marxists uh specifically the chinese communist
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party but their friends here in the united states and that is of course the subtitle of our new book
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the indictment uh prosecuting the chinese communist party and friends for crimes against america china
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and the world uh you published it at the war room imprint i'm very proud to say it gave us a forward
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to it but the friends piece of this is uh what has been absolutely critical to the takedown or as
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barack obama would put it the fundamental transformation of the united states military
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um friends like joe biden and yesterday we talked about at length the compromise
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really doesn't begin to describe it the capture of china's friend in the white house their
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um uh controlled asset as sam fattis properly put it you put all this together and unfortunately
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combined not only with what i think of as obama biden 3.0 the term that we're in right now but the
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previous two obama biden terms the assault on the military that began in earnest shortly after
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barack obama became president with the firing of many of the warriors the people that you want
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running our nation's military and their replacement with people who were willing to go along with the
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uh some call it woke i think that's again very misleading the cultural marxist agenda we're going
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to talk about all of this and really lay out bring the receipts as you like to say steve about who's
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involved about the extent to which they have been using the so-called diversity equity inclusion agenda
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to uh effect this kind of fundamental transformation the consequences that it's having on the readiness
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on the uh morale on the deterrent quality of our military and then we're going to talk about how
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how perilous all this is in the context of something that has been a theme throughout this
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series of programs and the body of work that we're drawing upon for them namely the work of the
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committee on the present danger china with it's 110 plus webinars at presentdangerchina.org namely
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the fact that the chinese communist party under xi jinping seems poised and perhaps is in the process
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of beginning to wage a shooting war against the united states this is no time to have the military
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of our country uh disarmed demoralized or otherwise incapable of providing for the national defense
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so we're going to start with carol swain a woman who has uh been featured prominently in recent weeks
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uh as a result of uh your attention which is well placed on her brave and important new book
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the adversity of diversity dr swain of course is well known to this audience she's been a tenured
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professor at princeton and vanderbilt brought herself up by the bootstraps uh demonstrating the
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american dream is still alive and well and she is going to help us understand the cultural marxist
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character and roots of this agenda and uh talk about the dangers for our military we're going to
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talk with will thibault he's the director of the center the american military project i should say at the
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claremont institute in washington dc um he's an army ranger veteran combat experienced and uh leading
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the fight these days to try to make sure that people understand the importance of what senator
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tuberville is doing to put a hold on these uh well these generals and admirals and others who are poised
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to become generals and admirals uh but who are embracing by some extraordinary percentage this agenda
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which has the takedown of our military as its purpose and then finally we're going to hear from a great
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warrior um colonel grant newsham united states marine corps retired the author most recently of when
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china attacks he's going to put in very sharp context for us the perilous nature of doing all of this to
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the armed forces of the united states at the moment when china may well be poised to attack so i'd propose
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that we go to carl swain directly if we can steve at this point let's bring a dr swain dr swain to
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frank's uh you've done tremendous work and talk about academia you've talked about corporations you've
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talked about the government what about the military is is the is the is the is is wokeness d-e-i-e-s-g-c-r-t
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or the unholy trinity of those uh destroying uh the last great institution of the american republic ma'am
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yes i would agree with frank that we saw dramatic changes take place during the obama administration
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what we saw was a purging of the generals who took seriously their oath of office to defend america
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against foreign and domestic enemies and i believe that they have transformed the military
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already to the point that the traditional men and women that came from military families from small
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towns they would be less likely to enlist in today's military because it is so anti-christian
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walk through for a second i want to take all three of those the the the dei the esg and the uh
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in the uh in the crt so how do you see that actually the practicality of of of of transforming the
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military today i mean it all ties together with issues that i uh spoke about a couple of years ago
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in my book black eye for america how critical race theory is burning down the house and it is
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literally burning down the house the house is aflame and with um you know this culture marxism and
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critical race theory it seeks to destroy traditional institutions whether it's the family the church
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the government the legal system anything that is traditionally rooted it seeks to destroy
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and with critical race theory it argues that uh that racism is in the dna of white people
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and that all of our institutions are systemically racist uh that all white people in their institutions
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are oppressive they have to be dismantled and torn down and you asked about so that's sort of the
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argument behind critical race theory it is rooted in cultural marxism that comes from economic marxism
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and carl marx and uh it has been very successful in infiltrating and uh and dismantling institutions from
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within and so they have played the long game many of us have been blind and we have not uh heeded the
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warnings that a scholar like cleon scalson who wrote the naked communists in 1958 and he published 45 current
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at that time communist goals it was read into the congressional record in 1963. if you read those
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current back then goals i would say that they have all been uh attained and that america is
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i mean it's it's teetering on the edge of a precipice it wouldn't take anything but a strong
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gust of wind to blow it over the edge and that's where we are and we are at the point where our nation
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sometimes it feels like it's already lost and esg that's the globalism part of it that puts pressure
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on the corporations to set in place something very much like the uh social credits system they have
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in china where they evaluate corporations based on their willingness to institute those dei uh goals
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that have been handed down to them and so corporations are afraid to say no because it's
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tied to the financial markets and tied to so many things that corporations depend on
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steve can i mention when i was in the uh middle yeah yeah jump in jump in jump in
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budget i just wanted to try to drill down on this point because carol's again extraordinarily courageous
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in talking about this but crt is racist of course and one of the reasons why we're having this
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conversation is we've had all of this kind of showcased uh of course in the in the holes that
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senator troubleville has placed but specifically in the context of the nomination by joe biden of
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general cq brown the current chief of staff of the air force to become the next top military officer in
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the country and he's a black general he has had a record of service as a combat uh fighter pilot and
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served in a number of important positions over the subsequent years but he embraces full on this agenda
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he has become one of its most aggressive champions inside the air force and we'll be talking more
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shortly with will tubo about the damage that that's done but just carol to this point um
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general brown as a black officer has been kind of given a pass even though he is promoting a kind
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of racist agenda as you know i think about general brown you know he worked his way up through the ranks
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and he probably on his way up uh he probably adhered to traditional norms and values he was well
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respected but once the biden administration and the obama administration came to power they encouraged
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everyone to embrace their vision of diversity equity and inclusion which is strongly connected to
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critical race theory and the cultural marxism and so you have people who quote used to be normal
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that have embraced these goals to the detriment of the u.s military because they are engaged in social
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engineering rather than the mission and goal of the military to defend us against foreign and domestic
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enemies and they have totally wrecked the u.s military i am uh you know sure and you probably have data on it
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that the kinds of men and women who used to enlist in the u.s military that they would not do so
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today because they would be harassed they would be singled out we know that the number of rapes of
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men in the military that all of these horrible things have happened because we are not we're not
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who we used to be but we're encouraging a vision of diversity that's very destructive in every way
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can i also say steve we talked about this yesterday about the the extent to which there are political
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commissars in the military that are enforcing all of this just as carol says the dei officers that
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are being attached to you know the ranks all the way down to try to make sure that everybody outside
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the outside of the chain no outside the chain commander pierce dr swain i just you get help the audience here
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when i was in the military in the mid-70s to early 80s but the military prided itself in being
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colorblind and and i think it was the institution at the leading edge that um african americans asians
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hispanics could actually get a better place in society an education a job that had meaning and then get
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get them get folks ready for going on the outside what was i mean they've taken the greatest
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institution we had in the country and i think the institution at one point in time now there were
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problems obviously earlier but one point particularly one you know by the the 70s and 80s when president
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reagan came in that was essentially colorblind and and now have gone at that totally totally with with
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with tooth and claw ma'am well steve the military used to be pointed to as the institution uh it was
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the model of what we wanted to achieve in society and um and all of that's certainly been destroyed but
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i know that in my lifetime for people that came from backgrounds like mine most of them didn't end up
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where i did but if they went into the military they were able to get training and education they used
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the gi bill and they became very uh successful and they loved america there was no hatred of america
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it took people um from you know every social economic class but it was a way up for people who were
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disadvantaged i don't believe that is the case any longer because we're teaching our young people to
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hate america and so they hate the military they don't see the value in the military but yes the
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u.s military used to be the model of what we hope to achieve and and at the time you can call it
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affirmative action i don't know if that was the right name for it but the military was known for
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equal opportunity and non-discrimination and for the emphasis on the fact that we all bleed uh red blood
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that there's no difference in the blood we bleed yeah and the danger is if you don't if you don't
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support that program uh you wind up with a military that lacks cohesion uh unit cohesion especially and
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the morale is sapped and so on which which really brings us to the point of how how extensive is this
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rot steve and and if we could talk with will tebow about work that he's been doing researching as uh
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carol talked about some of the statistics on recruitment yes but also on the people that are
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in place today and their embrace of this agenda will are you there frank steve yeah thanks and it's
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it's great to talk with you both it's uh it's a troubling it's a troubling time for much of what dr
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swain talked about but senator tuberville's hold on military promotions provides the opportunity for
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us to assess just who exactly is in uniform and leading our armed forces and it's not merely the
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fact that a lot of these generals and admirals are uh spouting progressive uh social policies on twitter
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or even in public official events you know to the tune of 42 of those who have been nominated for
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promotion but it's that that is such a departure from the military ideal that was established by
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the generals like william sherman blackjack pershing and george marshall to almost disdain
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political involvement much less public advocacy for blatantly political ideology like dei or critical
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race theory and so i think it's part of our job part of your viewers job to uh expect the military to
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reclaim that sense of the military profession uh and for for a positive affirmation that that merit
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must be the foundation of every decision made about the military and that's not too high of a standard
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for us to hold uh you know hold our senior military officers accountable for and and just to clarify
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you said 42 percent of the people on the list that uh joe biden wants promoted have embraced publicly
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this agenda yes by our count you know it's i think it's at 310 officers as of today and 42 percent
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have publicly advocated for along some sense of a spectrum have publicly advocated for this kind
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of politicization of the department of defense and to bring those kinds of political decisions into
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military yeah um military decisions yeah well well pull the camera back for a second because i want to i
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i don't think even our audience is up to speed enough on what tupper because tupperville they're
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screaming at him he's a radical on abortion everything like that it's deeper than that explain what coach
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tupperville is trying to accomplish and and in this process because today they're saying that 700 hours
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to approve everybody it's going to be the american military is going to uh to cave to the chinese
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companies to the pla all of it walk people through exactly what tupperville is doing and what he he is
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exposing in this process at the start on february 16th steve the department of defense announced
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that they would pay for the travel and expenses associated with service members and their dependents
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getting abortions the travel and and to boot they would also get time off for seeking those kinds of
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procedures um you know this is a brand new policy it's it is against the law and i'll take senator
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tupperville at his word that he's trying to change that policy but what i think the outrage from the
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establishment media the military industrial complex and the democrats is about is losing the unrestricted
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unregulated uh access to military promotions that they have enjoyed for decades it was unthinkable for
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any senator to meaningfully hold up military promotions even though democrats have exercised that power
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too but for whatever reason senator tupperville's decision is the first time that there is a
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genuine threat to the military skirting congressional oversight and the genuine civilian control of the
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department of defense to put into power those who they want to lead at the highest echelons of the
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military's chain of command that's why senator schumer won't even bring the highest ranking nominees up for
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a vote he wants to maintain he wants the military and the military wants to maintain a hold on this
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process so congressional oversight can never risk this kind uh this kind of a window into the people
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who are leading our nation's military again that that's that's why there's the outrage that's why not
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even a single general or admiral's promotion has come up for a vote because they can never return to a
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world where there is genuine oversight and again that's the standard that that groups like the
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claremont institute and many of your viewers should hold their elected representatives towards
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we have a right to understand who's leading our military steve we talked about this in the first
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yeah yeah yeah yeah but hang on i just frank you guys explain this to me why correct me if i'm wrong
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why are there not 45 republican senators that have his back every time he walks to the sticks it at
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least appears to me he's on an island he's one man alone we're all the other big talking uh lindsey
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graham and all these guys are the super hawks that want to spend two trillion dollars in defense and
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ship 100 billion dollars ukraine where is does anybody have coach tuberville's back i'll highlight the
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the tremendous support senator mike lee has given coach tuberville and he deserves a lot of credit
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for going out of his way uh to back him here senators like jd vance have also expressed support but you're
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right steven this really reveals the dichotomy in the republican party um that even when it comes to
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a supposedly conservative issue like abortion uh or or identity politics in the military many of these
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senators are only willing uh to hold the department of defense so accountable they're not willing to
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hold their budget you know on the hostage negotiating table they're not willing to risk you know the
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gravy train you know continuing full speed ahead just for example frank brought up cq brown's nomination
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hearing he's kind of the par excellence of of how this polarization has happened at the nomination
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hearing there's only one senator eric schmidt of missouri who asked him about the racial quotas
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that general brown imposed on the air force officer admissions process it's it's it shows that
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republican senators a lot of them at least have other priorities than actually ensuring the military
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is a political functional and accountable and that's very disturbing frank this is for you because
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you've spent your life at this how can we even talk about the systemic things we have to get to
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if the lords in the senate aren't even prepared to go to something this is and i say this is deeper than
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abortion it's it's it's about the political correctness and the woken weaponized how can we
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have a conversation about how you get to the systemic if you're not able to actually back tuberville
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on something that's so clear and so obvious about how what we need to do to get our to get our hands
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around this and get control from the republican side well more to the point so much a part of their
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job we i was just going to say steve though we talked about in our first show this week about the
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globalist um agenda the the global governance scheme that they're using a kind of soft coup to
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take down our sovereignty and and i think it was you who pointed out that under our constitution the
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framers created a quality control mechanism called the united states senate to prevent people from
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blowing through a treaty process fundamental changes of our country well they also gave the united states
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senate the responsibility of being the quality control agent for the united states military and other you
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know other uh you know critical appointments but here's the thing i think part of it and i'm so glad
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carol's with us because she has been calling this out as we all should because cq brown is black i think he
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has been given a pass not only a pass you know in terms of promotion but but a pass as far as the senate is
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concerned excuse me um you know a guy like tom cotton for example who has been very vocal
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about his concerns about this so-called woke cultural marxist takedown of our military chose not to
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bring any of those issues up i think they're on his mind but he chose not to and and here's why this is so
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important that we're talking about it on your program to the posse today is we need to have
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senator tuberville's back we need to be supporting him and his efforts to try to get other members of
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the senate to man up and take this on i think we can still do it and the beauty of the holds is as long
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as it holds i want we've got the opportunity yeah i want to talk we're going to talk after the break
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okay frank we've got and which is the what the war room posse set up in the show is an actionable
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item i'm going to toss to you and bring in dr swain and will but just real quickly a couple of
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minutes because we are pressed for time a couple of minutes on this confirmation process for cq brown
00:32:53.000
because this is where it all come together and you're 100 correct the war and posse this show we
00:32:57.960
have to step up and have tuberville's back back if only mike lee and jd in the senate uh and he's
00:33:04.040
really hanging out there alone on a historic and courageous endeavor we have to have his back cq
00:33:09.960
brown the confirmation of frank gaffney i'll toss it to you steve i started my career uh working on
00:33:16.120
the senate armed services committee for initially scoop jackson a democrat um then for john tower the
00:33:21.880
chairman a republican um scoop jackson if he were alive today would have none of this he'd be leading
00:33:28.280
the charge against cq brown i can assure you of that as with john tower the fact is uh what we've
00:33:35.240
seen already and it's not nearly enough this needs to be much more rigorously plumbed than it has been
00:33:42.040
today and and i want to give credit to uh will and his team at claremont among a number of others the
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center for restoring america russ watt's outfit has been doing great work as well heritage as well
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the main point here is what we need steve as in the case where an individual has a drug abuse problem
00:34:02.200
or as an alcohol alcoholic you know um if they're lucky their family their friends their colleagues at
00:34:11.720
work their you know community come together for what's called an intervention what is happening with
00:34:20.040
a military that has been drinking the well cultural marxist kool-aid is the urgent need for an
00:34:28.200
intervention by the united states senate and this posse can help energize that around the rejection
00:34:34.520
of general brown a single vote could make a big difference in the trajectory here we urge them to go
00:34:40.360
to reject general brown dot org i want to just turn now to colonel grant newsome a man who has
00:34:47.720
worn the uniform of the united states marine corps with great distinction he is very forthright about
00:34:54.680
what's happening to his beloved service and and the military more generally and he understands better
00:35:01.160
than anybody as the author most recently of when china attacks that this isn't just something that'd be
00:35:08.680
nice for us to do we must intervene now before china does in fact take it to the kinetic shooting
00:35:16.600
hey hey i just i just gotta i just gotta i just gotta toss my endorsement over the weekend to get
00:35:22.360
ready for this week i reread all the key books on china and i have to tell you colonel this may be my
00:35:28.600
favorite because it is up in your grill about the danger that this nation faces and i gotta tell you
00:35:36.440
elon musk said today said last night that uh taiwan's part of china and the taiwanese called him out that
00:35:42.840
were not for sale elon musk has got to stop reading uh uh books like uh the facilities
00:35:49.400
trapped by graham allison and got to start reading this book right here magnificent working for china
00:35:56.680
great news what do you make of all this sir and how important is it that we get to the bottom of it
00:36:03.400
well if we don't get this fixed we're going to lose uh we are losing our conventional
00:36:08.840
cape uh superiority over the chinese in some areas we've already lost it uh if there's a fight
00:36:14.920
between uh the americans and the chinese anywhere close to the chinese mainland if they choose their
00:36:20.440
time choose their spots they could defeat us you better get used to having 5 000 dead in an afternoon
00:36:26.360
and say we've still got advantages particularly if it's a global fight but this isn't just a question
00:36:31.160
of conventional capabilities there's a psychological aspect to military power to deterrence and that is
00:36:37.800
where we are losing our edge and badly the chinese are glad to have that take place people join a
00:36:44.680
military to be part of a something else and what we are doing with this attack on american equality
00:36:53.560
the so-called critical race theory dei that is gutting the psychological cohesion of the u.s military
00:37:02.360
uh and this really got supercharged in about 2020 with this black lives matter nonsense uh that is of
00:37:10.680
course backed by the chinese they love to see it but what you really saw and this was very troubling
00:37:16.200
not troubling it was horrifying you had the chairman of joint chiefs of staff general milley you had the cno
00:37:23.240
of admiral gilday these guys say yeah these there's something here we have to understand it
00:37:28.920
it and you know let's uh let's uh let's give it let's have a uh what uh what do you call it a
00:37:37.160
white terrorism standout uh and but the basic ideas of all of this are that of the crt these ideas being
00:37:45.240
foisted on the military are that america's a flawed nation it's an evil nation that this evil is centered around
00:37:51.480
white people and what you're doing is you're tribalizing the u.s military you are going to tear
00:37:56.760
it apart and think about this now you're basically telling the biggest bunch of people who joined
00:38:05.640
the military well we don't really know if we want you in here we don't trust you we might let you in
00:38:10.920
we'll give you limited opportunities because other people who've been mistreated they should have more
00:38:15.880
opportunity but we expect you to go die for us and why on earth would anybody join the military if
00:38:22.760
that's how you're going to be treated but also keep in mind that this uh it undercuts the this these
00:38:28.760
ideas they undercut an officer's authority they undercut the authority of staff ncos who really are
00:38:35.240
the key to the military and you're really saying we don't trust you we don't trust you to have the
00:38:40.040
decency to treat people the way you'd like to be treated to follow the law and to treat people
00:38:45.480
equally what does that what exactly are you trying to do additionally you're going to have uh everybody
00:38:53.640
walking on tenterhooks because they're afraid that somebody's going to accuse them of racism and so
00:38:59.480
officers and staff ncos are going to really be hamstrung by basically the dirt bags in any unit
00:39:05.640
you're going to have struggle sessions uh where uh the the officers have to sit down and have
00:39:11.560
everyone tell them what they really think uh now and you're going to have this really lead to
00:39:16.760
affirmative action now think about this if you're from the chinese perspective who would you rather
00:39:22.600
fight a military which has promotes on merit or one that promotes on color uh take your pick we'd
00:39:30.360
love it if the chinese were doing to themselves what we're doing to us now one of the great ironies
00:39:36.920
of all of this of course is that there's been no evidence that there's a problem in the military it is
00:39:42.840
the one organization the one institution in the united states that actually is a meritocracy
00:39:49.880
it allows upward movement and in fact anybody any officer any staff nco that i've ever come across
00:39:55.960
i can't speak for the air force i guess but if he ever said we've got too many of these kind of
00:40:01.320
people he'd be finished he would have to resign but here we get away with it and you have general
00:40:07.720
brown basically he's just the modern version of what they used to say oh there's too many jews we
00:40:13.160
can't let them into harvard there's too many jews we can't let them into wall street what is the
00:40:17.800
difference so here you are taking really the most impressive institution the one that keeps us safe
00:40:23.160
and you're destroying it and the thing to remember is a couple things is one that this is nothing new
00:40:29.480
in the late 60s into the 70s there was something very much like it uh robert mcnamara secretary of
00:40:36.920
defense mcnamara's project 100 000 brought into the military 100 000 people from the lowest mental
00:40:44.200
categories thinking that this was going to have great social effects it was even going to improve the
00:40:49.160
military it didn't it damn near destroyed it and this is that was the version of dei you know and
00:40:56.120
that is what you got you had these struggle sessions in the so-called human relations program
00:41:01.720
that people of a certain age will remember it with horror where you had basically malcontents
00:41:08.760
criticizing their officers in these formals sort of circles and this sort of stuff so this is nothing
00:41:15.320
new what we're seeing today but it is a constant push ultimately to try to destroy the u.s military
00:41:21.240
and the last thing i'll note is that you don't hear any general officers calling this out speaking
00:41:27.720
up against it you know i've been listening for it and there are good officers out there but nobody has
00:41:32.840
said a word and what you find when this is seen as the way to get ahead it brings the yes men out
00:41:38.840
of the woodwork and you'll find plenty of them who see this is how you get ahead well we're going to be all in
00:41:43.640
for this sort of cultural marxism then the ultimate aim if you just do some homework is to destroy the
00:41:49.480
military which is really the last uh serious pillar uh that's propping up the united states so this is
00:41:57.160
as serious as you can imagine and if it plays out you know we just might find ourselves not just
00:42:03.480
defeated but but simply unable to to make a move and the chinese must love what they see
00:42:08.920
amen empowering them frank frank let me frank frank let me just jump in here for a second you said
00:42:16.600
casualties psychologically are the american people ready colonel newsroom with these changes made in
00:42:23.240
the fundamental transformation of the military and i think back as a naval officer a surface warfare
00:42:29.080
officer as a young man used to patrol the south china sea and the east china sea the reports that came out
00:42:34.440
on the two collisions at sea um that took place i think the john mccann the two ships combatants crashed
00:42:41.800
and i read the reports afterwards and i was shocked and stunned by the lack of seamanship the basics of
00:42:48.200
navigation the understanding of what combat information center is supposed to do it it it so boggled my
00:42:53.640
mind this wouldn't even you couldn't have gotten a drill on a pier in the navy of the 1970s and reagan's
00:43:00.520
navy the 1980s do you believe that we are setting ourselves up and facing the chinese kind of the
00:43:07.000
pla to have something like a carrier battle group sunk to the bottom of the streets of taiwan and
00:43:11.640
have the american people have to face the first time since world war ii losing 10 12 15 000 troops
00:43:18.840
sailors uh and marines in an afternoon sir yes and i don't think we're ready you'll remember a few years
00:43:25.960
ago in i think it was niger in africa a four-man special forces team got run down and shot and this
00:43:32.760
was a national catastrophe i think they had congressional hearings about it four people
00:43:37.480
as you said steve 5 000 in an afternoon even more this is well within the range of possibility
00:43:43.880
and that is what the chinese are gearing up to do the country uh you know has got to brace itself and
00:43:50.920
i'm not sure we've got the the nerve for it and this is where it requires leaders to actually speak
00:43:56.680
up and say a military is about fighting it is not about this uh social engineering nonsense which is
00:44:03.240
ultimately intended to weaken and destroy the military i know a lot of the the people who are
00:44:08.200
pushing it they say well you know it's just it's no big deal it's just something it's not just let
00:44:13.720
it go we'll ride through it but no the intention here is to to weaken the military and we just may
00:44:19.400
find ourselves in a position uh where we are just getting uh clobbered and and losing and once you
00:44:25.960
lose to these people there'll be no coming back steve let me just ask if i could will um yeah the
00:44:32.360
secretary of the air force has made two speeches as i understand it this week in which he has
00:44:38.760
real concern about a coming war with communist china and the fact that his service is not ready
00:44:46.200
in addition to what we've said about general brown's um embrace of this toxic cultural marxist
00:44:53.800
agenda talk a little bit if you would about his performance as the chief of staff of the air force
00:44:59.640
on whose watch this military service has been reduced by the estimates of our friends at heritage from
00:45:16.280
will you there yeah in reagan's air force yummy yep yeah in in reagan's air force uh air force pilots
00:45:26.040
through flew almost four times a week nowadays they fly less than one and a half sorties
00:45:32.200
they get in the plane and actually fly at less than one and a half times per week the b2 bomber
00:45:38.920
the only stealth nuclear bomber in our arsenal was out of commission for six months earlier this year
00:45:46.920
and general cq brown was responsible for the training and readiness of the air force himself and i think
00:45:52.520
he should be held accountable for that just like he should be held accountable for the extent to which
00:45:57.960
he's politicized the air force and in the military uh we're writ large there's something for everyone
00:46:03.640
in this in this confirmation vote and if if harvard had the kind of admissions policies that the air
00:46:09.000
force did uh we would be outraged and so we should hold the air force to a much higher standard than we do
00:46:14.920
harvard well the supreme court said hey frank let me ask let me let me let me ask uh carol dr swain uh if you
00:46:23.400
were on if you were a senator and at the confirmation hearing of uh of cq brown what give me the two or
00:46:29.720
three questions you'd ask him flat out i would ask him about his uh loyalty uh to the united states i would
00:46:38.840
ask him questions about what he believed about america and its standing in the world and i would try to gauge
00:46:46.680
whether he was more of an advocate for globalization than for national nationalization in the sense that
00:46:56.920
if you are in the u.s military your job should be clear and that would be to defend and protect the
00:47:03.480
nation uh that you are enlisted to serve and when it comes to the congress it's been the case that white
00:47:12.280
republicans are so terrified of being called racist that they never stand up whenever there's a
00:47:19.160
challenge whether it's a supreme court justice or any position that involves a black person on the um
00:47:27.800
on the left on the on the progressive side because if it's a conservative you don't know what they're
00:47:32.840
going to do but any time there's a chance that they think they may be called racist then they will take
00:47:39.880
the path of least resistance could i just say in closing steve uh colonel newsome you have talked
00:47:48.600
about the problems here um there's an argument based on what we've just been told about both his conduct
00:47:55.160
as chief of staff of the air force and embracing what is frankly an unconstitutional and i think carol
00:48:01.560
would agree illegal sort of racist preferential treatment of people that general brown should be
00:48:08.520
court-martialed not promoted especially to the role of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff would you
00:48:13.800
agree well they ought to be cashiered as i say i just don't see a way around this you could not stand
00:48:20.760
in front of any group a group of marines uh really anyone uh if you had ever said we think some of you are
00:48:27.800
evil uh we think some of you deserve better treatment now this is a four-star saying this my goodness
00:48:33.800
the woe is me argument doesn't make much sense the guy's practically got manservants he's done pretty
00:48:39.400
well out of this system but as i said i don't see how you can continue uh with this it guts the the
00:48:44.840
military and it will be just like uh back in the mcnamara days and after where you had uh gangs race
00:48:51.720
riots you had absolute breakdown in discipline uh drug use all over the place the enemies must love what they
00:48:58.760
see they do steve we need the posse to go to reject general brown dot org and communicate
00:49:05.800
directly to their united states senators to ensure that this guy if he's not actually cashiered or
00:49:12.600
court-martialed is not made the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff let's let's quickly go
00:49:17.800
around the horn carol where do people get you your writings where we go i'll start with you first
00:49:22.040
uh you can go to my website be the people news dot com instead of we the people it's be the
00:49:30.040
people news dot com and also at carol m swain dot com dr swain always loving to have you on here
00:49:39.160
you're such a uh you're such a courageous person and so brilliant we we love you and the audience loves
00:49:44.040
you will tebow thank you how do people get to you sir how do people what are your coordinates
00:49:48.280
i'm at william tebow on uh on x twitter formerly twitter uh we we have some testimony coming
00:49:55.480
forward in front of the house armed services committee on september 20th wednesday of next
00:49:59.320
week and uh hopefully some great written content in the claremont review books the american conservative
00:50:04.040
and a number of other outlets uh over the course of the next year in the lead up to the election
00:50:09.240
uh just to make this an issue for the american people
00:50:11.640
thank you brother uh doing a great job over there by the way uh colonel this book's amazing
00:50:19.400
where do people get it and all your other writings well thank you very much the the books on uh amazon
00:50:26.200
or wherever books are sold it's even in some of the stores uh sam's clubs have it have it in fact
00:50:31.640
uh i have a sort of website www grant newsham.com i have uh twitter at at newsham grant and uh email
00:50:44.120
if anyone wants to contact me gn at grant newsham.com oh my god you opened the floodgates you're a brave
00:50:52.360
man you're very brave email for the posse and the trolls uh frank i'm not gonna say it's get to me but
00:50:59.080
frank gaffney how do we get to you sir all your great work uh present danger china.org uh secure
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freedom.org securing america.tv the single most important one steve is reject general brown.com
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you you you won't get to me but you'll get to your senators.org i believe it is yeah please take
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