WarRoom Battleground EP 387: Myths From The Imperial Capital
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Join us in the War Room as we discuss the devastating defeat for the pro-Ukrainian Union Union in the first plenary session of the U.S. House of Representatives, and the fallout from the defeat.
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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
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authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just
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like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and
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misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is
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the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's
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your host stephen k bannon whoa these people have got to go home and cry for a week
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whoa these people have got to go home and cry for a week they've got to go do a week of hand
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ringing and bedwetting over the fact that kevin mccarthy isn't speaker anymore this institution
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is about more than one man your response he's pathetic i mean let's face it you can't go on
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like that why are we shut down because of his antics and because what he did he knows damn well
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when he stripped the speaker of his uh duties then we're powerless to move forward we have the bills
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that he's talking about all stacked up we've had him stacked up should he and the other seven be
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kicked out of the conference well i don't see how they can really be part of a conference when they
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stand on the they come on the inside listen to what's going on and go outside and lob bombs in
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the middle sounds like that's a yes yeah well you know i think it's a again i'm one of those who's a
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ground up thing so i think it's important that everybody have an opposite opportunity to take in
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what's happening and then make a collective decision when we get back but if it was up to me i'd vote for it
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i mean it's a waste of time having conversations with these people and i think we need to start
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okay david joyce you got to remember this guy uh this beauty he was if you if you sat through the
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appropriation by the way that's a bald-faced lie they're been stacked up because mccarthy didn't
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bring them forward since july why they wanted to get down they know what the game is they want to
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create crisis have a time crunch then pass a cr then pass a uh then later pass omnibus so you
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never get to see them in action david joyce have you stayed up on on getter and on um on rumble with
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us last week when people were up at the two and three in the morning up there watching this live
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in the in the amendments and the votes in the amendments david joyce is up there i think it was on
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dhs on cissa on all of it he said no you can't defund this you can't do this is one of the worst guys
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around ohio ought to be ashamed of because bring him go ahead try to vote him out dude we did try to
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vote him out let's see that i want to see how that works in your district 202-225-3121 they're coming
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for the heroic eight what was it seven against thebes my classical education if i can remember
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i think it's seven against thebes this is eight against the imperial capital eight against k street
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how does that sound the uh the defense of their privileges the defense of their money
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their defense of their uh sinecures and benefits on the paris on the potomac here
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is it's that is foremost these guys come in they blow in out from the rest of the country and they
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never leave they line their pockets they're grabbing with both hands as the country's now
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in as natalie winters tells me accelerated decline natalie we'll get more into the ukraine uh
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reporting you've been doing in the next couple of days but your thoughts you were able to succinctly
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tell us what the stakes were what did you see over the last 24 hours and particularly i want to
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highlight the vitriol anger that has come forth since this epic defeat remember garrett graves
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you're fired bro uh the little guy with the bow tie they you know throwing the temper the hissy fit with
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with the uh with the uh gavel you've been fired on national tv in front of your countrymen for a job
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not well done natalie winters your thoughts i mean i truly think that yesterday was as historic of a
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victory for the populist movement as trump's 2016 victory and 2020 victory was um and brexit and what
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i mean by that is that yesterday we actually had a chance for you know the grassroots the people who
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the war room posse supports to actually go up against the establishment and you know steve as well as i
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do they go to every length they fight tooth and nail to make sure that we never actually have those
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matchups because when they're equal handed and fair the grassroots always prevail because we are
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the majority in this country though i don't think uh we're even the silent majority anymore thanks to
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all the calls that the war room posse has made but i think to me the most interesting part of yesterday
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and what you where you really see i think with the issues with the republican party is how garrett
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graves thought that it was sort of an own to mock matt gates for fundraising from the american people
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because what you saw yesterday in the republican conference i would argue was more of a referendum
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on do our elected republicans fear house leadership more or do they fear their voters the constituents
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the grassroots you know the war room posse more and unfortunately most of the conference sided with
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fearing leadership right just standing up to defend the historic speakership of kevin mccarthy and if i
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hear one more time about how hr2 secured the border uh or hr1 and you know great energy prices and i just
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have to look at the videos that ben burquan produces or go to a gas pump and see that cool that didn't
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materialize just like none of their investigations have materialized into actual accountability i think
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we're sort of at the same point where i think donald trump was such a providential instrument in
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helping us realize the problem right whether it was the republican establishment the apparatus
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the mainstream media but i think for so long we haven't been able to get granular
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um on who actually represents us in congress who is actually with the mag base you know trump endorsements
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and trump tweets aside so that's why i think yesterday really was so important not just for
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the significance of of austin kevin mccarthy but i think that we really have obtained sort of a battle
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plan and we can reverse engineer you know the people that we need to get out which unfortunately
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there's about eight that we should or guess 11 if you want to be nice that we should keep um but i
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really don't think the gravity of um of yesterday should be lost on anyone just not only on the fact that
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dan crenshaw and all of his colleagues were were crying but it also shows you that they haven't
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you know that they went right into recess i think it was patrick henry who said give me liberty or give
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me death and you have patrick mckenry saying give me recess or you know give me death i think it shows
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you how far this country has fallen um but it's all part of the game they want to jam us against that 45
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day deadline to pass another cr and blame it on matt gates which is just the most ridiculous
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outlandish shocking point that i've ever heard almost outlandish as uh the house republicans
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yesterday saying kevin mccarthy has done a great job as speaker of the house because we passed
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single subject uh spending bills it's like well you did that because the war room policy and people
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like matt gates forced you to you don't get to take credit um for something that you did with a gun to
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your head um so i think we should celebrate the victory but uh as you know they come back
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uh with a vengeful fighting force so we'll definitely have to double down in our efforts
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natalie have you ever seen republicans like graves and these guys have you ever seen them fight
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to close the border you ever seen them fight uh doj and and the weaponization of doj or the fbi or
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what happened to the people in january 6 have you ever seen them fight the chinese communist party
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is there any topic of all the pressing doubt the invasion of the southern border the bioweapon that
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was let off us on wuhan have you ever seen the passion and the anger ever of the establishment
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fighting in the viciousness vitriol and hatred that they're coming after uh the populist movement ma'am
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uh no i'm maybe in this congress only against uh gas stoves that seems to be the only bill that
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they could they could pass um substantively i've become very jaded these last few days no um but
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no they haven't and frankly i think it's all the more ridiculous that you see these people pushing
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the same talking points you know that the left wants to use to say donald trump shouldn't run again
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whether it's the 14th amendment or saying he shouldn't be able uh to run because he's such a you know
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destruction and a cancer to society that's effectively what they're saying what they want
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to do with matt gates um so instead of trying to shut down the weaponization of government it seems
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like they're actually just you know taking a poor man's ripoff of these you know law fairs peter
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navarro calls it you know woke fair tactics um to actually make democracy less of a thing to have it
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harder to elect actual maga representatives which is of course what they're trying to do but
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i mean someone i saw i forget which congressman some congressman tweeted that one of the most
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historic things that kevin mccarthy ever did was establish the china select committee and i mean i i
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lost it i started laughing out loud what good has come from that committee it's the same you know
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neocons who since 2010 have been saying china's going to collapse they bring them in for hearings
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they use their same old washed up talking points that never get to the heart of the issue they want
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to talk about confucius institutes when meanwhile our pension funds are quite literally building the
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rise of the chinese communist party and the same people you know profiting from this whole pension
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fund scam are the ones funding kevin mccarthy to begin with and they want to talk about confucius
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institutes and confucius classrooms on the k through 12 level they're just behind the eight ball but i
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think the the the sobering moment is when you realize is that it's not incompetence it's purely
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intentional um and i mean just look at the house gop twitter account the stuff that they tweet is so
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insulting to the intelligence not just of me and you but i mean to everyone to all americans
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tweeting things like accountability is here on the day of that you know shameful impeachment hearing
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tweeting two days ago that americans are smart and we can see that the economy is great it's just
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insulting but i think we've hit the point and yesterday was sort of i think a tangible palpable
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way of actually really feeling it where where the people are fed up and i know it sounds so cliche to
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say that but um i really think the primary season is going to be extremely interesting this year i think
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there's going to be a lot of people throwing their hat in the race because i think people are really
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done with the talking points they're done and i love when they say to matt gates oh you're just doing
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this to go on tv you're just doing this to go on fox news or mark levin saying that the uniparty is
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mccart is mccart or sorry is mcconnell jeffries schumer and gates i mean honestly some of the worst
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takes that i've ever seen in even in my short life um but it just shows fundamentally that these
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these people don't get it to say that matt gates is doing what he's doing to get on fox news
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they don't understand that we are at war with fox news that the murdochs don't represent us
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so it's they're so all over the place because they don't believe in anything they just have fealty
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to leadership and leadership ultimately is fealty to the lobbyists and the donors and probably the
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chinese communist party and the ukrainian government uh last thing before i let you go
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i want your assessment of this because i'm gonna bring philip patrick's second we're talking about
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capital markets and obviously the cr the the the the overall deal on appropriations and these are
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going to be brutal battles folks they're coming in a couple of weeks and these are going to be
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brutal all-nighters in this natalie as sure as the turning of the earth the establishment is going
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to try to jam in with a two trillion dollar deficit and not able to pay for any of this they're going
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to try to jam in the down payment on the 80 billion this year for ukraine somewhere between six and
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24 billion and they're outraged outraged that we were able to stop them do you think the american
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people and what will it take over the next couple weeks to expose this it's not even blatant corruption
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it's worse than that it's it's a it's american citizens that are working really for the ukraine
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oligarchs not the ukraine people for the ukraine oligarchs to take taxpayer money and to fund something
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that clearly has we're at the end of the strategic objectives of this uh etc what do you believe it
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will take and and do you think of that was exposed that not just the war room posse and the in the
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and what we've provided a platform for but all the american people right we know 55 or 60 don't want to
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give you more money but we could get to the other 20 or 30 percent i mean i think it'll take donald j
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trump for speaker and i and i don't say that just for for the quits but i say that because you need
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someone who is outside of the system you need someone who is not beholden um not just you know
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we talk about democrats and plug and play like gavin newsom but some plug and play leadership hack you
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know i'm glad that names like jim jordan and scalise and donalds have been floated but remember where they
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were on the cr remember where they were on actually defunding the government people like that and that's
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where i think maybe the only sort of sobering moment for me is like well i'm glad we got kevin
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mccarthy out but maybe it was a fool's errand because who do we replace him with right there's
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not that many great people i would argue it should be one of the eight that voted to oust him but i
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don't think that they could ever garner the votes because the lobbyists and donors and special
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interests would never allow it um but fundamentally we need someone like donald trump um because otherwise
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i mean i i think that jim jordan's of the world i think unfortunately i mean sure they're marginally
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better than kevin mccarthy um but they still have the conflicts of interest they're still a part of
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that that fundamental the apparatus that is the uniparty um that i think at the end of the day
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the fealty is to them it's not to the voters um and you need someone like donald j trump who can
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actually shake things up and who doesn't have you know the fact that kevin mccarthy never kicked
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nancy pelosi out of the hideaway office i think that sort of indirectly proves that the uniparty
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exists and that nancy pelosi probably had some sort of blackmail on him or he's just a true beta male
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like you've always said um but these people work in lockstep and you need someone who is above the
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fray and empirically battle-tested battle-proven that man is and always has been donald j trump
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natalie how do what's your social media how do people follow you
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i realize i uh i'm a little more fun during war room battleground uh so if you want to follow me
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you can go to natalie g winters on all social media platforms
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we always have a little more fun on battleground we can the the clock is so different that we can
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we can have some time to expand thank you so much natalie great reporting
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thank you and really great analysis great assessment thank you i want to bring in philip
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patrick philip 30-year mortgage eight percent um 10-year treasury and the audience has been
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trained now they've learned they've been educated that the 10-year treasury basically sets the framework
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for their economic and financial life that's getting it close to five percent uh long bond is
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close to five percent still inverted yield curve but everything's risen so high bond market
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eviscerated unrealized losses on these banks balance sheets are in the hundreds and hundreds
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and hundreds of billions of dollars stock market getting crushed just give me i want you to pull
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back and give the birch go what what is your assessment of where they're standing you saw this
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huge fight and they don't want to admit it they they they they want to say that the debt deal they
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did with biden was great that this is the most successful group of guys ever had that the debt deal
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is great and the cr doesn't matter and you know they're walking around here oblivious to the fact
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oblivious to the fact that we're in a financial crisis sir yeah i mean nobody wants to talk about
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the issue you're absolutely right look under mccarthy the house of representatives punted once again and
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they got very little in terms of compromise on the back of it and the decision cost him his position
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a speaker and rightfully so as you've said yourself a continuing resolution is not an appropriate way
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to fund a government right it's popular today because special interests can get their payoffs
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without any accountability right in a proper budget legislators have to at least reveal whose pockets
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they're in and i think that's why these crs have become business as usual in washington because a lot of
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elected officials don't want taxpayers to see how the sausage is made now the broad problem i think
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is congress is still acting like postponing hard decisions makes them easier and i think we've learned
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it's simply not true right now kicking the can further down the road hoping that by the time the bill
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really comes due you're going to be retired and working for some k street lobbying firm now what was
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encouraging and i think natalie sort of suggested this and rightly so was that at least we're seeing
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now that there's still a few sensible people in dc who are willing to draw a line in the sand and say
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no more but we've got to be very clear about something this was ultimately a small battle in what will be a
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very hard-fought war that i think will determine the direction of this country for the next century
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now you know we talk about a battle over two percent of the total annual spending and it may seem absurd
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but it's important because i think it shows now that the gop is serious about the problem the days
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of capitulation are over the real battle though is going to be addressing the ticking time bomb and
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that's 33 trillion dollars of debt that we have to get under control i think it should be clear now
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to everybody out there with a brain that spending our way into prosperity is a fantasy and i think the
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reality is until we stop running a deficit the situation will get worse not better and as time
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goes on the fights are going to get bigger and the stakes are going to get higher so this is a small
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step in the right direction but we got a lot to fight for still
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i want to go to this what is your sense of let's take the intro the structure we had from the financial
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collapse in 2008 for the audience that maybe haven't had a chance to read the end of the dollar empire
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or has been a part of the audience for years we've gone through this the structure they totally changed
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the structure to save the elites to go to basically zero interest rates negative interest rates and
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flood the zone through the fed with liquidity so now that was 2008 we're what 15 years later 15 years
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on all of a sudden with biden's massive federal spending basically acquiesced to buy the uniparty
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elite in the republican party that could have blocked this at any time could have blocked it at any time
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they went along with it this massive inflation to keep up with this the fed and the central banks have
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now raised interest rates 500 basis points i think in the shortest time or maybe volker did it quicker but
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in in living memory and and so where is that going to leave the the average person in this environment
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right now i mean you mentioned yourself home prices earlier look at the numbers right home prices have
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riven 40 over the last three years vastly outpacing wages homes now are less affordable than at the peak
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of the mid-2000s housing bubble now a mortgage is considered affordable if principal and interest
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payments are 25 or less of a family's income today it's 44 people would need a 14 pay hike just to
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make a home affordable look at rents for the first time in decades rent to income ratio reach 40
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making it one of the least affordable rental markets ever now as you mentioned and increasingly
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sort of in an environment now where we've expanded the money supply by 34 now we're raising interest rates
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to fight the inflation that they created now individual homos are feeling the squeeze and
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you know it's impossible now for most americans to make ends meet which is why as we've said
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credit card debt is skyrocketing defaults are skyrocketing this is the reality for the american
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people so people in dc can dress it up how they like but the reality is people are hurting and it's all on
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the back of these policies money printing low interest rates which have lined the pockets of the elite
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but it's the american people the middle classes now that are suffering it's it's it's a disaster
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um i want to go back to you got a great phrase in there uh you're they're under the um impression or they
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want to give the impression that you can delay that delaying hard decisions makes them easier to make in the
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future i want that our political elite and really our financial elite because they back them up
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have sold that as kind of the drug that's out there this is kind of the emotional reporting you see on
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this topic on cnn or msnbc or fox where they're you know it's all about the people that are not going to
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get their stuff they we understand there's going to be hard choices but what do you mean by that that
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that the myth of this imperial capital is that delaying hard decisions makes them easier in the future
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sir i mean look this seems to be the mindset that they have we have we have had many opportunities
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to deal with these issues and we've deferred and i don't know if it's because they believe things will
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get better in the future or they are like i said trying to put a band-aid over the problem and let the
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next guy deal with it but that's what the system has become and we've started using money as a financial
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tool to do that right by printing money by keeping interest rates low we kick the problem down the
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road and we let the next guy deal with it but the problem is time and time again this problem has been
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mounting and mounting and mounting and we're getting to the point of no return the reality is the world
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doesn't work like that we all know it the longer you leave a problem you let it fester it gets worse
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and worse and worse over time and this is something they need to understand in dc it's it's playing out
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in front of our very eyes what about you talk about this is gates's uh phrase rip the band-aid off
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what do you think has to happen we got a couple we got a few minutes i want to hold you through the
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break uh and appreciate you being on uh what resolve do we have to show the maga base this show the
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people we support what steely resolve do we have to show in the next couple of weeks to demand that
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the cr gets uh that we we meet all the guidelines of the cr we get the budgets done we have the
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we have the conference and hammered out with the senate and we get it to biden's desk for him to
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sign what type of steely resolve we have to have to make to make sure that we can deliver look the
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american people need to stand firm they need to know their need to let their elected officials know
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that enough is enough the spending has to stop long term we cannot be running a deficit year on year
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and think that somehow this debt is going to disappear look at what's happening to us on the
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global stage look at the american dollar matt gates said the other day you can't even bribe a democratic
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senator with with us dollars anymore we need gold bars to do it and obviously it was said in jest but
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there's some frightening truths behind that it you know the dollar is turning into to it's becoming
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worthless an 18 loss of purchasing power in three years is becoming a problem for everybody domestically
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here in the united states it's becoming a problem for governments around the world and we are losing
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our position as world leader and this is what i always say this is where one presidential term becomes
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very very dangerous look we will get through this inflation problem eventually we'll deal with the
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recession that's on the horizon we start to lose the political game on the international stage
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it's done the world distances from the dollar they're not coming back to it that's where one
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presidential term becomes dangerous but we've got to curb the spending we've got to do it now we've got
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to go out there and put pressure on our elected officials to make sure that they're putting our
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interest forward because right now they're not they're looking after interest groups and that's how
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decisions are being made they need to start looking at the american people and that means pressure from us
00:25:48.400
um i tell you what philip can you hang on for a second i want to talk about the series and
00:25:54.560
particularly about the new uh part i don't think a lot of people understand kind of the railhead of
00:25:59.980
how we got here you know we talk about the 70s we talk about the later part of the 70s uh with paul
00:26:05.300
volcker and then ronald reagan coming on the scene in the early 80s we don't we don't really pull it back
00:26:10.020
and go back to 1971 the railhead of the assassination of american prosperity we're
00:26:16.040
going to take a short commercial break philip patrick make sure you go to philip uh go to
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patrick and the team about why the federal reserve is focused on a central bank digital currency and the
00:26:31.980
bricks banks the central banks throughout the world are um buying gold at record rates short commercial
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okay welcome back philip before i want to go to 1971 before i do that i want to ask you the
00:32:55.920
this is not just a problem in the united states this this macro problem of uh fiscal irresponsibility
00:33:04.360
fiscal irresponsibility of the parliaments or legislatures throughout particularly uh the western world
00:33:11.120
uh that has been backed up by the um acquiescence of central banks i mean one of the reasons we have
00:33:19.760
i think it's three hundred and fifteen trillion dollars globally at every level of debt we're the
00:33:26.020
most over leveraged and now these interest rates that's what you're going to see go through like a
00:33:30.740
sith through grass what's going to happen here is the over leverage but you've had these you've had
00:33:37.560
fiscal responsibility everywhere from the united kingdom all all over europe now today uh there's
00:33:44.220
articles major articles are saying hey the local debt crises at all these localities throughout england
00:33:50.440
that can't pay their their debts back that's starting to aggregate up to a problem that they
00:33:54.780
got to consider they may have a sovereign debt crisis and then in italy today in the financial
00:33:59.340
times huge story is italy the next guys to have a sovereign debt crisis is that what we're hurtling to
00:34:05.140
i mean the united states we can't default because of the prime reserve currency but essentially we do
00:34:11.380
default do the inflation and the drop in purchasing power we default on the guys holding the federal
00:34:16.660
reserve note that would be the american citizens and also the brics nations this is why the watchword
00:34:22.460
there is de-dollarization sir yeah it's absolutely right and we are this is this is a problem really
00:34:29.780
predominantly amongst western nations at the moment who i think have become greedy and it's not really
00:34:35.740
working but um you're right and i think you know there's a there's a split happening globally between
00:34:40.980
the west and the east brics nations are seeing us now i think as weak financially insolvent and they're
00:34:47.060
using it as an opportunity to try and move in and garner some control but it's not a us only problem as
00:34:53.180
you mentioned i mean the uk at the moment is a mess things are not running local governments aren't
00:34:58.840
funded trains aren't running it's reminding me of of england back in the 1970s before thatcher really
00:35:05.080
reformed the country so that's actually the only thing really saving the u.s dollar at the moment
00:35:10.720
shorter term is that it's you know other currencies right now are in worse shape so this is not a u.s
00:35:16.700
centric problem we have the biggest debt we're leading the world in that respect the key for us is
00:35:22.220
that we're global reserve currency like you said we can't default if we start to lose that we've got a big
00:35:28.040
big problem on our hands i want to go back to the railhead of this the fourth installment everybody
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on the debt trap and this last one you and i talked about this and where it would be the best
00:35:58.520
lesson we could have for this time we said let's go back to the railhead because and here's the
00:36:04.160
stunning thing we did the research i think there's only been one or two books written about this is
00:36:08.500
one of the most important consequential uh events in all of american history and particularly
00:36:15.560
modern american economic business and political history and it's never talked about it is you can
00:36:23.140
tell the apparatus and in fact in a hat tip to you and your research team i didn't know this i didn't
00:36:30.300
realize until we started doing the research that this is an emergency executive order signed by nixon
00:36:37.500
to make the dollar not convertible into gold at that time 35 dollars an ounce over a weekend they came
00:36:44.780
of an executive order because i think they couldn't even take it to to the justice department the
00:36:49.460
office of legal counsel which which basically gives opinion on opinions on executive orders to make sure
00:36:55.680
they're they're they're constitutional not people should remember back at the travel ban you know
00:37:00.900
when people were coming out so we know the trump's a fascist bannon's uh he hates everybody they're
00:37:06.940
shutting down no the oh we had an opinion and later the the supreme court goes no this is within the
00:37:11.760
constitution nixon and these guys over a weekend essentially assigned an emergency executive
00:37:17.160
order never went out and passed into law because the american people would never in a million years
00:37:22.100
pass something that took the dollar off of convertibility to gold they just jammed it tell me
00:37:28.120
about that august 13th to 15th 1971 one of the most important weekends in the history of this country sir
00:37:34.180
yeah you're absolutely right and this was the most important economic decision arguably ever for the
00:37:41.760
country and as you say it happened over a weekend with very little planning we essentially as a
00:37:47.660
nation embarked on a massive experiment uh experiment of of keynesism and and today we're living in the
00:37:54.920
ashes of that we're seeing the the realities of it and it was very predictable but you're absolutely
00:38:01.120
right so in in 71 nixon was confronted with a problem since the end of world war ii the world had been
00:38:07.040
running on dollars which were convertible for gold deficit spending though meant that there were four
00:38:12.280
dollars out there for every one dollar of gold and the largest gold reserve in history the u.s gold
00:38:18.300
reserve was sold off bit by bit by bit and it went from 26 000 tons to around eight so instead of letting
00:38:24.160
the the run on the bank continue nixon defaulted by temporarily removing the u.s from the gold standard and
00:38:31.280
of course that ushered in the age of unconstrained money printing that we're living in today by the way
00:38:37.480
since that date the dollar has lost 86 percent of its its purchasing power and it's allowed governments
00:38:43.780
to go and spend carte blanche and like i said we're we're seeing the the the realities of that today
00:38:50.100
isn't this the whole purpose of of fdr in the 30s doing temporarily and then with all the they threw
00:38:58.800
everything up at the wall they possibly could throw up and then this was the guns and butter this was
00:39:03.680
the great society and vietnam war all together later the the rearmament for take on the soviets but
00:39:11.380
nixon did not want to make tough just like here and i'm i tell you philip patrick and people know this
00:39:18.700
the greatest homage i can give to somebody is when i steal a great phrase right delaying the heart i keep
00:39:25.360
saying all the easy choices are behind us but the better way you do is you say delaying hard decisions
00:39:30.900
they think they're making they will make for easier decisions later on the exact opposite this is what
00:39:37.280
happened with nixon those guys nixon really did a deal daniel patrick monaghan one of the great brilliant
00:39:42.560
kind of a today would be a right-wing conservative democrat then was considered a liberal he came to his
00:39:48.560
domestic policy and they made a decision to keep the new york times off their back to keep um to keep
00:39:55.760
uh the the the establishment media off his back he wouldn't touch any domestic programs he was not
00:40:01.880
going to cut one penny at anything in the great society in fact nixon would add epa he would he would
00:40:09.040
add a bunch but he also wanted not just prosecute the vietnam war he wanted to then pivot and take on
00:40:14.960
the soviet union um this led us to the point of they have to get off the discipline the discipline
00:40:22.040
that precious metals gives them right because you can't you can't uh you can't uh get around it it's
00:40:28.540
it's a it's a disciplinary function it has been since the beginning of time to make sure that
00:40:32.920
governments can't take a fiat currency and essentially they always bury the same people
00:40:36.880
the little guy the little guy's always the god's got to take got to take the uh he's got to take the
00:40:43.320
confederate dollar is the guy that uh is the guy that ends up losing sir yeah you're you're absolutely
00:40:49.620
right and it's funny i get asked all the time do you think the u.s will go back onto a gold standard
00:40:54.180
and i always say listen if it happened it would be fantastic for the country i don't think it's
00:40:59.120
going to happen and the reason that i say i don't think it's going to happen it would ultimately involve
00:41:03.460
very selfish legislators to vote to tie their own political hands behind their back as we've said
00:41:10.320
before money printing overspending now is a political tool that people use to buy votes
00:41:16.420
to kick problems further down the road and that's why they don't like the gold standard here in the
00:41:21.880
u.s anymore but we need to constrain government spending i don't think a gold standard is going
00:41:27.360
to happen today but we got to find a way to do it i do want to um lay out that uh as ej and tony was
00:41:35.460
on here the other day we've three central banks three central banks were before the fed and we
00:41:42.540
all got rid of them and this was general andrew jackson one of our greatest and not the greatest
00:41:46.920
populist president next to president trump was this was his career on the bank of the united states
00:41:52.400
um the federal reserve is a problem the governance of the federal reserve is a problem that must be
00:41:59.060
dealt with and the other thing i just want to tell everybody remember and while she should listen to
00:42:03.580
this particularly since we're going to take the white house in 24 and and really take charge in
00:42:07.900
in january 25 philip it's just an executive order at the end of the day it's just an executive order
00:42:14.160
it could be rescinded now you can't go back to 35 an ounce uh but you know it's just an executive
00:42:20.500
here's the reason executive order it was an executive order philip they knew that and they used
00:42:27.040
the timing for the emergency but they knew there was no way they could go to the american people
00:42:31.360
particularly in the 1970s and say oh by the way we're going to pass a law here in the congress
00:42:36.520
and we want the we want the house and the senate both to prove it and nixon assign a law a law that
00:42:42.400
gets us off uh essentially the gold standard convertibility is gold that would have been
00:42:46.580
the american people to like 90 90 90 10 said not not on your life you're not doing that impossible
00:42:53.960
yeah i mean it's unbelievable right you can get a decision like that through without the people
00:43:01.980
voting it was the most important economic decision for this country ever and you force it through it
00:43:07.460
it's unbelievable but the more time goes on the more believable it becomes with with with
00:43:12.560
politicians as they are but you're absolutely spot on
00:43:15.040
okay um i want to uh where do people go you guys were provided great service you can go now
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this is totally free and the birch guys have been tremendous to do the research help with the
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00:43:33.820
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00:43:44.960
for i don't know 5 000 years right it's pretty good track record where do people go i want them to
00:43:52.220
immerse themselves what we're trying to do is give people access to the smartest people in the world
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00:44:09.180
the reports history is very important right it's no it's not an indicator of the future but it
00:44:14.800
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00:44:20.020
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00:44:45.420
and guide them through the process so birchgold.com forward slash bannon fantastic philip thank you and
00:44:52.980
thank the team over birchgold for for doing this and getting out to the posse all free which is amazing
00:44:58.020
thank you so much incredible thank you steve when philip comes in and we talk about 30-year
00:45:04.200
mortgages we talk about the 30-year bond we talk about uh we talk about um uh you know the 10-year
00:45:10.920
treasury it's a set the framework of what these debates are other people don't want to talk about
00:45:14.740
that and they talk about it in detached from what reality is what reality is there's going to be so
00:45:21.200
much more of this in the coming days i want to go now uh some people i know very well have made an
00:45:25.660
incredibly moving film mother theresa and me it opens for one night only throughout the nation i think in
00:45:31.520
800 theaters we're going to make those theaters accessible to everybody online but i want you
00:45:36.060
to see this trailer i'm going to say a few words about let's go and play it
00:45:38.520
you're pregnant young lady what should i do rest for a bit can you still have time to think about it
00:45:50.300
you'll have to have an abortion i know you can't keep it i don't know i don't know what to do
00:45:56.520
you know how quite well didn't you mother yes tipali most people when in total doubt just
00:46:16.520
i need to take dying people off the streets you have to give me a place for them now
00:46:24.280
some hindus might not accept you they might suspect you want to convert them
00:46:30.820
if you want to destroy this place take me and kill me instead
00:46:36.520
darkness that's all i can see what do i need to know for christ's sake we just wanted to protect
00:46:46.820
you i was so wrong with so many things i'm lost father why does jesus not love me anymore
00:46:57.280
are you here to save humanity or just yourself fate might be obscured by the clouds of doubt
00:47:11.460
i don't know how long i will have to start to live without fate without love
00:47:27.280
okay uh tomorrow you know fathom are the folks that put these in theaters throughout the country
00:47:35.880
for one night only uh we've got the website grace and mo have it i want everybody to check it out
00:47:41.140
in your area it's a very moving film it tells the parallel stories about mother teresa's life
00:47:46.280
of coming from the balkans and and getting to calcutta in her life and what became you know
00:47:52.800
she became a saint but she struggled a lot with her faith and she obviously struggled a lot in in
00:47:59.140
the slums there um it's just incredibly her story is moving but then you've got the modern story
00:48:04.320
of the young woman that has to face these questions about uh about life and abortion and all of it so
00:48:09.880
it's a very uh moving film i know the filmmakers quite well they've taken a long time to make this
00:48:14.300
you know the budget they had it's kind of an epic so make sure you go check it out uh and if you can
00:48:21.060
support it it'd be great mother teresa and me one night only will be tomorrow in the united states
00:48:26.720
i think in 800 theaters so a grace and mo will help you to that i want to leave you so um
00:48:33.100
things are intense i can tell you right now on capitol hill in the imperial capital i've never seen it
00:48:40.920
more vicious i've never seen it nastier i've never seen it meter and that's on our side of the football
00:48:46.520
because remember these uh these uh uniparty elites they don't get this mean and nasty about what's
00:48:53.660
going on at the destruction of our country or the southern border or what's happening in our schools
00:48:57.020
no you see what happens when you go after their privileges you see what happens you go off to cut
00:49:02.040
off their money and today uh we're going to give you leave an example i think it plays about three
00:49:07.340
three and a half minutes i want to end the show with um i want to end the show with uh this clip
00:49:14.220
of brian kilmeade and brian is i've known brian a long time and he's he's brian's a very decent guy
00:49:19.800
he's written some terrific books he's a good man but he went after one of the best guys we met up here
00:49:25.360
and this audience really is the the people that saw him first was tim burchett and i will tell you
00:49:30.120
tim burchett is like the folks from east tennessee that he represents this is a good decent hard-working
00:49:36.460
american deeply religious and as people know over the last couple days he struggled he struggled with
00:49:41.860
this vote he wanted to make sure he was right he was deep in prayer he told me a number of times
00:49:45.740
he was really reflecting on this and this is emblematic of the disrespect that uh this movement
00:49:53.820
is getting um and it's not going to be tolerated not just going to sit here and take it no no no no
00:49:59.740
it's not going to happen uh it's unacceptable and uh we're going to do something about it we've
00:50:06.060
already done a lot about it you saw that debate yesterday that debate that they lost was a debate
00:50:11.660
between kind of fox news rnc talking points in the war room so let's go ahead and take this will
00:50:17.480
take us out of the show okay tim burchett on fox news we'll see tomorrow morning at 10 a.m
00:50:21.880
the people in i got it what do you think he's going to do for the republican party and chances
00:50:26.240
of holding on to leadership and the majority when it looks like you're having you're the ringleader of
00:50:31.320
a circus led by matt gates who likes to blow things up but not offer any new ideas are you happy
00:50:36.900
following matt gates is that your leader i'm not following matt gates i made my own decision i
00:50:42.440
didn't ask but if matt gates didn't challenge you weren't going to challenge do what if matt
00:50:48.200
gates didn't stand up you weren't going to challenge you know that i believe i i believe i would have
00:50:52.240
oh come on and they're oh well please you know praying about it one minute the next minute you're
00:50:57.260
going to lead an insurgency so you don't think that praying about it's important is that what
00:51:01.540
you're saying one minute you're praying about how you're going to vote with matt gates and the next
00:51:06.080
minute you're going to lead an insurgency listen you got a predetermined answer to everything i
00:51:11.380
i have an opinion about what's going on do you have an opinion too and you talk over me every time i
00:51:17.360
try to make all right make your point the point is is that we're 33 trillion dollars in debt this
00:51:23.100
speaker was woefully woefully lacking in leadership skills he always placed the blame somewhere else
00:51:29.140
america is going to be better off with new leadership right and who is it
00:51:33.060
that probably could possibly could be steve scalise it could be elise stefan it could be roger
00:51:38.440
williams out of texas it could be um uh mark green out of tennessee so they all supported they all
00:51:45.280
supported kevin mccarthy including the most conservative guy i know jim jordan why are you
00:51:49.620
smarter than jim jordan and and the 210 plus republicans why are you smarter i represent my district
00:51:58.200
brother and why are you smarter than me you're condemning me because i stand up on my own and
00:52:03.180
that's i'm not condemning you i'm questioning you you don't like being questioned you're no you're
00:52:07.600
just you're the line of questioning is very negative and you know that and i know that you
00:52:12.460
and and when this is all over with when this is all over with and we have a new speaker and we're
00:52:17.580
running smooth let's have this conversation again were you happy with john boehner i wasn't here with
00:52:23.700
john boehner paul ryan oh i'm they're both rhinos i mean why do you they're not they're not in my
00:52:30.480
camp anyway so i but i i wasn't here when they were here so you had 15 yeses for uh every round
00:52:37.160
you vote for kevin mccarthy but you think he's the problem right now i sure do it's part of it he's part
00:52:43.460
of the this this whole problem when you don't when you deny that there's a problem when in in this
00:52:48.620
dysfunctional washington brother that you then you know there's a problem you can't who did i
00:52:53.500
there's a problem you can't take get past the the fact we take in five trillion we spend seven
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trillion and this and and leadership i'm fascinated the way you blame kevin mccarthy that you're that
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you're 33 trillion dollars in debt but you're going to get a new leader i'm sure he's going to solve
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everything well i'm surprised that you give him full credit for all the successes i i because we
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i don't think you should take all the blame well why why are we backing it up we had nine months
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exactly that's a great point why do we wait nine months to do something about the wall something
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about the budget something about well we never did anything about term limits which i watched him for
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115 minutes he was doing he was doing an awful lot but not enough for you uh tim burchett uh congressman
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