Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 404： The Rewriting Of History

00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for i mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:14.920 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:22.680 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:28.460 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:33.540 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:37.300 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:44.420 stephen k bannon welcome to the war room it's natalie winters not stephen k bannon hosting the fourth hour

00:00:53.000 of programming today for what has been a very long historic and monumental week full of victories

00:01:00.040 for the war room posse anytime k street the lobbyists the rhinos are in meltdown i would put that down in

00:01:07.120 our book as a good day for us we've had a lot of those as of late we know there are some tough

00:01:12.120 fights ahead but we have i guess some new technology to help enable us to fight even better more

00:01:19.520 efficiently but of course action action action has always been the strapline of this show and i

00:01:24.580 expect we'll see a lot of that uh going forward uh but someone who i think has really been part of

00:01:30.860 the the backbone of the war room posse who really is i would say joining the elite of the elite right

00:01:37.040 now of course it is the 6 p.m hour on a friday afternoon for war room is none other than darren j

00:01:43.720 beady should i say dr darren j beady uh who is joining us to talk about there's so many things

00:01:50.720 going on um but darren before we get into how they are trying to infiltrate our communities our

00:01:55.920 neighborhoods with you know palestinian refugees terrorists whatever you want if you want to be

00:02:00.400 euphemistic you can decide uh on the label you choose to use um but i believe it was a year ago

00:02:06.080 today that elon musk historically you know stormed the headquarters of twitter out in california where i

00:02:12.780 am right now um and essentially took over the app and i know you've always had the pom-poms out

00:02:17.600 sometimes you retract them a little bit but before we get into everything happening domestically here

00:02:22.600 i'd love to just get your sort of analysis um on on how you would rate him on his first year uh

00:02:28.680 as the ceo of twitter or as or running twitter rather that's a great question and um you're right

00:02:35.580 you know we've been on it since the beginning and in fact our earlier and i would say seminal piece

00:02:41.120 on the issue actually came out before it was even a matter of public conversation that he would

00:02:47.340 um ultimately acquire twitter so we've been on ahead of the curve on this and i know there's a

00:02:55.420 it's it's a vexed issue with uh with our friend steve anything involving elon but i think it's

00:03:03.560 important to approach these things with um you know you don't want to simply celebrate you don't want

00:03:09.780 to simply criticize elon musk for better or worse is one of the few people on the stage who's might be

00:03:17.260 called a live player you know you have a lot of people and they're predictable and you know they're

00:03:23.840 they're not they don't really have agency they're operating on behalf of someone else or running

00:03:28.160 someone else's script and this happens even on a high level whereas elon is one of the very few

00:03:33.960 people who actually has agency and can make decisions on his own and therefore reshape um the

00:03:42.500 broader political and cultural environment and he went in to take over twitter in a context in which

00:03:49.480 um not only is there so much dumb money at the highest level but there's a lot of cowardly money

00:03:56.500 and nobody is really like the wealthier people get the less willing they are to really play for keeps

00:04:02.720 we play for high stakes to sacrifice anything because there's so much to lose and so what was

00:04:08.360 so refreshing about what elon did even though some might have even called it reckless or he didn't

00:04:14.120 quite know fully what he was getting into was he put himself in the arena in the way that no major

00:04:21.160 billionaire had since trump actually and you know you from how constantly beleaguered trump is with

00:04:29.180 now indictments lawsuits the whole deal um it's a very messy thing when you effectively defect from

00:04:37.580 the establishment class and step into the arena on behalf of the american public and so it was just a

00:04:44.920 very interesting thing to observe as to the results i think the results are mixed overall i think it's an

00:04:53.440 enormously positive thing to have somebody of elon's stature um undergo what we could only describe

00:05:01.720 as a political awakening before the public it's not simply the fact that he's acquired twitter

00:05:07.500 and implemented some free speech policies that are salutary but he himself has undergone his own

00:05:15.180 red pilling as it were and you can see that in his tweets just recently in fact to connect to something

00:05:20.940 that we'll talk about shortly um he addressed the issue of the robert e lee monument getting the

00:05:29.000 furnace treatment and said no they want to they want to wipe you out they want to wipe out the culture

00:05:34.320 of the united states they want to wipe out the legacy of the united states he not only has commented on

00:05:40.980 immigration he himself has traveled to the border to bring attention to the crisis and so doing that

00:05:48.820 that alone has already been much more meaningful and impactful than i would have to say 95 percent of

00:05:56.500 elected republican officials in simply acquiring twitter for all of the problems you know that still remain

00:06:03.840 he did more for free speech than any elected officials so he's a major player he's important he's

00:06:11.580 he's taken a new role on the scene and i think it's would be very hard to say that on net it hasn't been an

00:06:20.440 enormously positive one that being said there is still censorship on twitter ironically given you know

00:06:27.600 my role and revolver's role in sort of um advancing the twitter acquisition in the first place um i am

00:06:36.520 actually my own personal account is more banned now than it was prior to elon's acquisition which i find

00:06:44.660 you know it's frustrating but you know whatever you know i it might in some ways i'd see the bigger

00:06:50.340 picture you know personally it's very annoying to have that happen but the bigger picture um is a

00:06:56.620 positive one but yeah my i'm uh my my shadow banning is much more intense under elon and my theory of

00:07:04.520 that is actually i was i came out as kind of hyper critical and i i even mocked some might even say

00:07:11.920 humiliated an individual called lex fridman uh who for whatever reason has some pull with elon so i

00:07:20.740 suspect maybe lex told him hey elon this guy's been saying mean things about me so let's make sure

00:07:26.600 we uh we punish him on twitter which may be the case but if that's the case it was worth it because he

00:07:32.620 was a guy who deserved to be mocked of course very deserving sounds like you're describing high

00:07:38.280 school girls but we can get into the uh the furnace treatment of of course the robert e lee statue and

00:07:43.920 it's been a busy news cycle so maybe the war and posse hasn't had the time to really dive into this

00:07:48.700 story but i i do know i remember much to the uh outrage of the anti-defamation league and basically all

00:07:54.920 of the the left and the mainstream establishment you used to be uh on the commission to preserve

00:08:01.640 america's heritage abroad correct so i feel like you are are an expert uh at discussing what exactly

00:08:08.440 happened uh the unfortunate very hot fate of the statue of robert e lee so if you want to walk people

00:08:14.220 through what exactly happened there um really outrageous well yes and unfortunately this thing is

00:08:21.620 not happening abroad this is happening right here at home and right at the core you know in virginia

00:08:28.640 and for those not paying attention you know there's all these monuments to um you know southern

00:08:35.880 heroes to figures in the confederate army including robert e lee principally robert e lee

00:08:42.800 he's a subject of a lot of controversy um years ago and ultimately the government decided just to

00:08:50.700 not only take the statue away from monument avenue but to put it in the furnace and destroy it

00:08:58.560 uh for good and symbolically i think that's quite meaningful you know it's an interesting thing because

00:09:05.640 you know we can get into the full history of it and there's a piece right now that i recommend people

00:09:10.800 read um just about biden's assault on these southern uh memorials and you know given people

00:09:20.700 juvenile understanding of history you know and who can blame them given you know what our schools

00:09:26.480 are like now but there's this kind of naive sense of oh it's no it's just about slavery just about this

00:09:32.780 i mean people would be shocked to know that major leaders of all stripes have praised robert

00:09:40.460 e lee winston churchill said that he was one of the greatest americans jack kennedy democrat and

00:09:48.740 consummate new englander northerner had nothing but praise for robert e lee ronald reagan you name it

00:09:57.160 though the whole spectrum uh teddy roosevelt had you know the highest praise so basically this notion that

00:10:05.280 anything um that commemorates southern confederate figures is ipso facto racist and you know pro-slavery

00:10:16.440 is a very very recent idea in fact probably really emerged over the past 20 years maybe even more

00:10:24.060 recently than that with all the woke stuff it has nothing to do with the way that americans have

00:10:30.600 traditionally understood the civil war and the reconciliation process and have approached um the

00:10:37.440 commemoration of these various um confederate figures and you know but given the historical

00:10:45.540 ignorance it really underscores the fact it's not really about the conflict between the north and south

00:10:50.960 as such that was the civil war what this is from the perspective of the people calling to tear down the

00:10:57.760 statues in sort of taliban style it's not about the north or south it's part of the larger war against america

00:11:06.600 america as such and america's symbols and america's heritage um and that's why you know the the ultimate

00:11:14.920 uh spectacle of the robert e lee figure in the furnace i think is so symbolically arresting to people to see

00:11:25.960 that in its finality and there are a number of takes from this and you know one take on it that i've put out

00:11:32.840 on twitter is that in a way it's doing robert e lee a service because now everything has to be purposed to

00:11:41.160 the service of the ideology of the globalist american empire that i call it the hyper egalitarian woke

00:11:48.760 everything and so for historical figures there are only two options there to be demonized and destroyed

00:11:59.080 or what i call the drag queen option the trans option which is to completely

00:12:07.880 bowdlerize to completely reinterpret to completely selectively appropriate aspects of somebody's history

00:12:19.080 in order to put their biography false service of the globalist american empire ideology and

00:12:30.920 you know in a way this has happened even you know taking just in keeping with the civil war

00:12:36.040 um iconography and historiography this has been done to lincoln you know lincoln if people wanted they

00:12:45.640 could point out all of these so-called racist things that lincoln would have said but no lincoln is

00:12:50.520 designated as a good person and so the historical version that's presented is one that's um highly

00:12:58.040 tangentious and just warps him into a figure that can be repurposed as uh as part of our ideology so

00:13:05.960 in a way it's actually more respectful i think to historical figures to literally put them in the furnace

00:13:13.480 than to reinterpret everything they did for um a cause and an ideology that is so um foreign to what

00:13:25.000 they actually were and stood for historically so that's another kind of perspective on it but either

00:13:31.560 way it does mark uh the you know it marks a certain type of finality and i think that's why the images of

00:13:40.120 this bust in the furnace are so kind of meaningful to people even though we knew they took down these

00:13:45.640 monuments a long time ago another thing i'll say is military service is disproportionately from southern

00:13:53.640 people and i wonder what level of toleration do these southerners have for the regime spitting on

00:14:03.160 them and spitting on the graves of their ancestors how much more are they going to take before they start

00:14:08.440 to say you know what if you're going to rename all these military bases just to spite us and our history

00:14:14.680 and our tradition of military service if you're going to put our figures in the furnace um then we're not

00:14:23.640 going to sign up for the stupid wars that have nothing to do with our interests in the first place

00:14:29.960 you know southerners should start asking that question first i would say

00:14:35.000 you know not just southerners will start asking these questions but especially southerners given

00:14:41.160 the particular assault on their traditions and heritage and history and so forth they might start

00:14:47.320 asking why the hell should we sign up for the globalist american empire's conflict and you know the

00:14:54.520 new conflict in the middle east or why should they go send out to die for taiwan when they're being spat on

00:15:02.040 here at home by everybody who runs the institutions in the united states so but maybe they won't ask

00:15:08.840 that maybe they'll just keep taking it in which case that's a very bizarre thing but it's worth asking

00:15:14.600 that question because military service is and has always been disproportionately southern so it's interesting

00:15:21.640 to see this special assault on southern heritage and institutions well it's no wonder that recruitment is

00:15:30.280 down i think you make a good point but in some cases you know the causes the interests even the

00:15:35.240 people that they want to replace you know robert e lee if you look at what happened to him is more of a

00:15:40.360 a metaphor at least having significance with i think what they want to do to you know his ancestors the

00:15:45.880 people who don't think that statue should have been torn down they quite literally want to replace

00:15:50.200 them with interests that are foreign um and i think your story obviously you had been on the show before

00:15:56.280 discussing the palestinian refugee resettlement uh grift um scam but it seems like there's some

00:16:03.400 new developments in the story that involve you know charities and ngos because where have those ever

00:16:08.600 gone wrong if you want to walk the audience through maybe take it back a little bit um but some

00:16:13.080 of the new revelations that you guys have uncovered indeed just one really quick thing on the confederate

00:16:19.160 issue on this article that's up at revolver news there's this one he's a west point professor ty

00:16:26.280 sidebule who is on the commission in the military calling for renaming all of the you know the southern

00:16:33.640 bases to just expunge the entire history of the uh of the confederacy there his entire cv which is available in

00:16:42.920 in this article is actually quite amazing it's literally everything that he's published is he this

00:16:49.480 is a guy who teaches at west point he's supposed to teach military um history at west point he's

00:16:55.960 he's a bald guy his head looks really weird he wrote just he wrote a history of juneteenth this is his

00:17:06.920 scholarship a history of june black power cadets how african-american students defeated president

00:17:14.760 nixon's confederate monument named for the enemy the u.s army's confederate problem i'm running through

00:17:21.000 this guy's cv everything that he does is about how robert e lee is this evil racist and this is the guy

00:17:28.920 who has a say in renaming um the bases let alone the guy who's teaching military history at west point

00:17:39.320 he's author of the west point guide to the civil rights movement and here's even more scandalous

00:17:44.840 because they do some good work he actually had uh has a video with prager u wow which is pretty

00:17:53.640 interesting you know prager the prestigious prager u one cut above uh gucci is it is it's pretty

00:18:01.480 remarkable so that's enough about that but if for people interested i really encourage you go to

00:18:06.520 revolver.news and read this as for the resettlement issue you're right and i know we're running out of

00:18:12.920 time but there's our our last piece is about who would resettle the potentially millions of palestinian

00:18:20.280 refugees um who might be created as this conflict um develops and escalates which i hope it doesn't

00:18:28.680 but things are not looking not looking good gaza has uh no no power no telecommunication so it looks

00:18:36.920 like we're we're about to get into escalation here and we've had u.s elected officials calling for

00:18:44.440 resettling the refugees here in fact the the really low iq congressman who had that fire alarm thing

00:18:52.040 who said he was trying to he was so dumb he claimed he was so dumb that he thought pushing the fire

00:18:59.080 alarm would open a door uh his name is jamal with two a's i say it's two a's for affirmative action but

00:19:08.120 this is the guy who came forth and said yeah of course we need to settle all the palestinians well

00:19:13.720 then the question is who would be responsible for this resettling because there have been recent

00:19:18.520 scandals with this dhs woman uh nejwa ali who was literal uh plo uh employee palestinian liberation

00:19:27.720 organization employee and uh thankfully that got rid of her but who else is in charge and so

00:19:34.120 this revolver piece chronicles one krishanti vignaraja who runs the lutheran refugee resettlement

00:19:45.800 services generally uh generously funded by the u.s government her cv includes a stint at the state

00:19:54.440 department under hillary clinton and a chief of staff position for the big kahuna herself none other than

00:20:02.360 michelle obama and we go into this woman and the history of her organization the lutheran resettlement

00:20:09.560 organization actually resettled ilhan omar so they have that uh to boast for but it gets into a larger

00:20:18.680 theoretical conversation because there's a revolving door that her biography represents between

00:20:24.920 the ngo and government but there's a more important revolving door here and that's uh underscored by her

00:20:31.560 tenure at the state department which is her tenure at the state department nobody creates more refugees

00:20:39.400 than hillary clinton through her policies in syria through her policies in libya this created a huge

00:20:47.160 refugee crisis around 2015 of all these refugees headed up to europe some to the united states and so

00:20:54.280 it speaks to this really perverse um uh cycle whereby u.s foreign policy creates refugees and then the same

00:21:05.880 people heading the resettlement institutions bring the refugees into the american interior um in order to

00:21:15.320 affect the political transformation that they consider to be useful to their agenda so it's

00:21:21.320 this whole invade the world invite the world um system that we've heard and that we kind of

00:21:28.520 has become such a fixture of how our system operates so this woman represents it to a t

00:21:35.160 krishanti vignaraha so if you want to read more about that that's also at revolver.news

00:21:40.680 we always say infiltration not invasion but maybe in this case it is infiltration

00:21:46.680 and invasion darren jbd thank you so much for joining us i kept you way too long but i definitely

00:21:51.640 think it was worth it so if people want to follow you read all these stories where can they go to do

00:21:55.800 all that revolver.news as always and we're at twitter albeit much more suppressed than we were prior to

00:22:04.760 elon's tenure but i'm still pro elon that's at darren jbd on twitter and we're always white white

00:22:11.720 hot on getter at revolver news so check us out well happy anniversary thank you so much for joining

00:22:18.120 us darren thank you natalie and i think we have a good friend of the show kane from citizen that is

00:22:26.120 singular citizen free press joining us i'll probably hold you through the break but before we get into

00:22:31.480 it um i would love your thoughts i know you're always keeping tabs of all the headlines the polls

00:22:37.560 i think i just saw a headline in the hill not too long ago saying what was it warning signs flash for

00:22:43.320 biden in recent polling and there's a host of articles like that and i know you really like

00:22:47.160 to get into the crosstabs like to see how these polls interplayed interface so i'd love to just get

00:22:51.880 your analysis where you think donald j trump probably the only man who can stop world war three the

00:22:57.080 resettlement of all these palestinian refugees and the continued burning of statues of robert

00:23:02.040 e lee uh where do we stand on the electoral front with him hey natalie i uh i just had to get unburied

00:23:10.120 from the bunker that was a fantastic discussion you just had with darren by the way you know he he

00:23:16.760 referred people to a number of his stories but one people should really check out that you didn't ask

00:23:22.520 or that he didn't mention was his story on on ricky vaughn who was sentenced to 10 months i believe

00:23:28.760 in prison last week for a meme about voting and um and and i would encourage if people are going to

00:23:35.080 go over to revolver look do a control f search and look for the story on ricky vaughn it's really

00:23:40.520 important getting quickly to the polls how much time do we have natalie i will keep you through the

00:23:46.440 break but you got about i'll say three to four minutes okay all right so getting to the polls yeah

00:23:52.200 there's a lot there's a lot happening and we'll start right out there there's a big new gallup poll

00:23:58.120 out and biden's approval rating with democrats has fallen to its lowest point so that sort of leads

00:24:04.360 to you know what i want to discuss because there was another interesting interview with jill biden this

00:24:09.640 week where they were asking her about her husband running as though and it was nbc news and and the

00:24:16.120 questions were sort of coming from a frame of reference of the issue hasn't been decided that even though

00:24:22.040 we get these public um these public statements that joe biden is running that ultimately it still

00:24:28.680 isn't decided and i don't think jill did anything to put that speculation away in the article

00:24:33.880 because when she was asked the questions as opposed to answering affirmatively and strongly she responded

00:24:39.240 with things like well i don't think there's anyone better at uniting the country and i don't think

00:24:44.520 there's anyone better who understands politics and washington dc so she answered them with sort of these

00:24:51.080 very very fuzzy fuzzy sounding responses so we have that is one issue brewing right is biden even going

00:24:59.320 to run and would gavin newsom step in his place now jumping to that gallup poll that i mentioned a minute

00:25:06.120 ago he's at his lowest approval for democrats in the in his three years and he's down to 37 approval

00:25:14.680 overall there have been a number of other polls that are showing you know and i want to say this

00:25:20.360 about these polls people need to keep this in mind three years ago biden was leading in the consensus

00:25:27.400 real clear politics and in the aggregates biden was leading trump's by six to eight points headed into

00:25:34.200 or or on election day so the fact that trump in some of these is pulling equally with biden

00:25:40.040 people need to understand that's eight points better than he was doing three years ago and we

00:25:44.600 know how close it was and how essentially disputed certain states were so to wrap it up as you as you

00:25:52.120 had to break you know i would say that that trump has has been strong he's moved to you know i put up a

00:26:00.200 betting poll it's got it's got five aggregate betting sources from europe and trump is leading that he took

00:26:06.040 the lead over biden in that about three weeks ago so in the polling and in the betting odds

00:26:12.600 trump is looking very very strong compared with 2020 and again as we know how close 2020 was so

00:26:19.640 i'm feeling pretty positive well that makes me feel very positive you also have great timing

00:26:25.240 because we are coming up right against a break i'll hold you through because i want to pick up where

00:26:29.160 you left off next more questions for you kane from citizen free press you got to go to citizen

00:26:33.480 free press.com the best person in the headline stacking business i would say you can also go

00:26:38.200 to birchgold.com bannon because who knows what types of policies bailouts loans who knows the biden

00:26:44.680 regime is going to try to toss out to win the votes that donald trump is peeling away from them

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00:32:08.380 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:32:15.380 welcome back to the war room it's always fun and we have kane from citizen free press joining us kane

00:32:24.240 i have one last question for you before i have to let you go maybe we need to add an extra

00:32:27.640 hour to war room because we have so many great guests with so many great opinions and analysis but

00:32:33.540 i'm just curious you know as we are sitting here potentially on the you know brink of world war

00:32:38.940 three for lack of a better term but we see the events unfolding airstrikes drone strikes whatever

00:32:43.560 in the middle east u.s interests being attacked of course israel gaza who knows we're definitely in

00:32:49.280 the fog of war when it comes to the information warfare side of things but you know you obviously

00:32:53.300 study headlines you've seen these regional conflicts sort of come and go but in the case of this war right

00:33:00.700 now i'm just curious from your perspective you know where do you think the mainstream media

00:33:06.160 of course in in lockstep with you know democrats and congress the establishment republicans really

00:33:11.920 the elite of this country and their interests whether it's personnel financial the sake of the

00:33:18.000 country the future of the country where do you think again from the media perspective they're trying

00:33:24.060 to push this conflict do you think they're taking the sort of lindsey graham strap line trying to blow it

00:33:28.580 up into a broader not just regional war but you know full-scale war involving iran and china or do you

00:33:34.540 think it's going to stay contained i know this is outside the realm of what i typically ask you about

00:33:39.040 but i was just curious your thoughts yeah that's a really good question and i'll give you sort of two

00:33:44.240 answers from the media's perspective as you know blood cells war cells so sort of you know the collective

00:33:51.820 action of of thousands of individuals who are all sort of striving for clicks that collective action

00:33:58.300 could in a lot of ways sort of hype headlines sensationalized headlines and sort of definitely

00:34:05.620 being you know help put us on the way to war and certainly you know what happened 10 days ago or two

00:34:11.780 weeks ago with coverage of the hospital uh of what happened at the hospital in gaza i mean there

00:34:19.140 you had mainstream american and and sort of global networks including bbc and new york times

00:34:25.000 you had them essentially pushing us towards world war three by promoting fake news and it was quite

00:34:30.060 interesting actually that new york times finally came out and issued you know they changed that

00:34:34.680 headline on the original gaza hospital thing they changed their headline three times in 12 hours well

00:34:39.400 this week they actually came out with essentially an apology and explained that it wouldn't happen again

00:34:44.620 so there's one answer to your question about how what the media and and and their perception in terms of

00:34:50.480 me and you know being an older guy and having been around and seen these things um i tend to be an

00:34:56.500 optimist you know i i feel like victor davis hansen who's who's been you know right on some things and

00:35:02.840 wrong on others he he gave some interesting points the other night and he said that people needs to need

00:35:08.700 to realize that iran is is quite kneecapped in this and and that's a positive sign and his point was

00:35:15.340 that look iran has not really gotten involved their militias yes they have their proxy militias you

00:35:20.980 know causing headaches for for israel but iran knows that that um well you've got the crazed man

00:35:27.660 uh lindsey graham threatening to bomb them when he visits israel and then you know i personally if you

00:35:33.100 want to know because people will see a lot of headlines on cfp i don't think the united states needs

00:35:38.440 to get involved in any way shape or form i've always considered israel to have the greatest air force in

00:35:43.160 the world and a fantastic fighting force and i truly believe that they could handle this all on

00:35:47.920 their own i think they can handle a two-front war i think they can handle lebanon and gaza egypt is

00:35:53.880 certainly not going to get involved and again i think the mullahs are scared the mullahs have finally got

00:35:59.000 right what have they been dealing with for a decade or two decades sanctions and their oil business has

00:36:04.580 you know sort of dried up and for the first time now in the past six months they've had positive

00:36:10.300 things going they got the six billion released from south korea and so i think the mullahs are

00:36:15.520 correctly interpreting the situation to realize that they should not get too heavily involved in

00:36:21.720 this and and lloyd austin and others have sort of done a good job with warning um so that's my read of

00:36:28.680 it i tend to i remain optimistic i do not believe it will turn into world war three though as a wider

00:36:34.940 regional conflict it could spread um uh so that's that's how i see it but you know we won't uh i'll

00:36:43.540 be following it and you'll be following it every hour of every day um until we get resolution and it's

00:36:49.440 it makes for it makes our job a little bit more exciting but i try to be very careful this will be

00:36:54.900 the last thing i say i try to be very careful about not fanning the flames of war because um because

00:37:01.160 it's not good for anyone i uh share that same disposition kane thank you so much for joining

00:37:08.340 us if people want to read the headlines read the stack follow you on twitter i know you like to

00:37:13.000 come in hot uh where can they go to do all that citizenfreepress.com that's all they need and uh

00:37:21.200 citizen

00:37:21.760 yeah plural excuse me singular citizen and uh and i wish everyone in the war room posse

00:37:29.420 uh a fantastic safe weekend thank you sir you have a good weekend yourself

00:37:35.180 i think we got mike davis up now i don't just have mike on the show because he subscribes to me on

00:37:45.020 twitter that is one of the reasons um that's a shameless plug no um mike i hear you have some

00:37:52.820 strong feelings about how we need to deport they like to say palestinian activists i think that's

00:37:58.400 too euphemistic a term let's call them what they are terrorist sympathizers if not enablers um living

00:38:03.780 within this country the enemy is of course within as you guys well know um but your thoughts on on

00:38:08.780 all of that the actual legal policies that we could push to to make sure that that happens

00:38:12.960 we need to start to get serious in america that we are dealing with a very dangerous threat from

00:38:20.180 within and europe has been experiencing experiencing this we have president obama who has sent billions

00:38:27.240 of dollars just uh and president biden president obama and president biden sending billions of

00:38:34.000 dollars to iran iran funds hezbollah and hamas terrorism against israel their goal is to destroy

00:38:41.560 israel and kill nearly 10 million israelis um from the river to the sea and we have president biden

00:38:49.460 opening up our borders and allowing these uh illegal economic migrants and and many other people

00:38:57.520 fighting age men from very bad countries around the middle east and around the world they get to flood

00:39:03.440 into our country unvetted and we're going to have a problem here we're going to have a problem with

00:39:10.340 sleeper cells and terrorism across this country unless we get serious about this we fund academia where

00:39:18.720 they are blatantly anti-semitic they are blatant terrorist supporters and so we are funding iran

00:39:26.660 we're funding terrorism abroad we're importing terrorist sympathizers into america and we're

00:39:32.420 funding them we're funding them uh in in universities in academia we're sending money to hamas for so

00:39:40.560 supposed humanitarian aid i mean we have to get serious in this country we have to get serious

00:39:46.220 about uh deporting these people not letting in not letting in people who shouldn't be here in the

00:39:53.760 first place but during the trump 47 administration we need to get serious about using our federal

00:40:00.380 civil rights laws our hate crimes laws to go after these terrorist supporters to go after these people

00:40:06.880 who are committing hate crimes against american jews and others right against asians american jews and others

00:40:14.040 who don't fit into the blm hamas coalition we need to get serious about deporting people revoking visas and

00:40:23.700 deporting these terrorist sympathizers and we need to get serious about using the denaturalization process

00:40:31.300 for naturalized american citizens who lied on their citizen applications they are hamas supporters they are

00:40:39.140 hezbollah supporters uh they are terrorist supporters they lied on their citizenship application we need

00:40:46.020 to use the denaturalization process to denaturalize these terrorist supporters and get them the hell out

00:40:53.100 of our country we had a guest on the show yesterday talking about how cbp and ice don't even label or don't

00:40:59.880 even have palestinian gaza in our west bank as a criteria for people who cross the border illegally so

00:41:05.900 they're categorized as israelis as hard as that is to believe mike i'd love to keep you longer but

00:41:10.260 unfortunately we have some breaking war room news that has to do with more pressing things like

00:41:15.600 merchandise and uh grace chong's tim pool appearance so i gotta let you go but in the meantime over the

00:41:22.100 weekend if people want to stay up to date with your uh spicy takes on on really all the platforms

00:41:26.800 where can they go to do that i would just say quickly the other muslim countries won't even take

00:41:32.000 the gazans so that tells you why we shouldn't have them in america and it's at uh at article

00:41:37.200 three project.org article number three project.org at article three project on getter twitter truth

00:41:43.060 at article number three project and my personal is at mrd dmia mrd dmian thank you natalie

00:41:50.640 of course thank you i know trump used to always say they're not sending their best but in this case

00:41:55.800 uh they're sending terrorists now that maybe that's the 2023 update to that slogan mike davis thank you so

00:42:01.560 much for joining us now memphis if you guys want to roll the uh the video of grace chong she found

00:42:10.800 time in her busy schedule after making her star debut appearance on tim pool last night we can watch

00:42:15.800 that and then we'll have grace joining us after have another special announcement if i can um say it

00:42:22.740 right now is we developed an app it's actually for um the posse but really anyone that wants to get

00:42:29.340 engaged you know especially with what happened with the speaker election of calling all your

00:42:35.540 representatives and congressmen and right now it's just been so difficult because you have a general

00:42:41.980 line and you have to like talk to a switchboard but we create an app where it's a list of all your

00:42:49.000 representatives your senators based on your location if you want to take uh turn off the location part you

00:42:56.300 can look up any state any representative and it's all in one app you can also click on their website

00:43:03.180 to email them and this is just another tool for us to just really hound them and to make sure that

00:43:10.820 the representatives hear their constituents and did you say the name of it yet oh it's called bill

00:43:17.620 blaster it right now it is only available on apple it was a passion project that was created by

00:43:23.600 myself and my friend who will remain nameless because he's in the tech industry and you know the

00:43:29.260 whole cancer culture thing but um but this is just a tool because it actually started when the debt

00:43:36.760 ceiling steve steve bannon my boss he wanted me to like put all these lists together of who voted yes

00:43:42.560 and no and it just became this whole excel spreadsheet i love excel because i'm you know in accounting

00:43:47.940 finance and then um it ended up being like a 40 page pdf of like people all like i had the twitter

00:43:56.420 handles or x handles their their websites and everything and um you know my my really pissed

00:44:03.520 off techie friend he was like let's make an app let's not go backwards let's take action let's take

00:44:11.440 action action action so we've been working on this for months and yeah just bill blaster it's

00:44:17.100 available on apple we're gonna work on the android soon um but please download it it's free and

00:44:24.680 and yeah it's it's a great tool and i'm super excited right on well thanks thanks for that should

00:44:30.460 be fun we got hannah claire hanging out hi i'm hannah claire brimlow i'm well i know i'm the uh

00:44:36.000 technical co-host of war room but i think i may lose my job pretty soon to grace chong she had a

00:44:42.700 wonderful appearance on a tim cast last night we of course love the guys out there and we've got to

00:44:47.320 get our other guest who is concurrently joining us of course captain maureen bannon to do tim's show

00:44:53.200 soon um the two of you i think will be able to get you on at the same time i know you guys have some

00:44:59.280 big news grace i'll start with you if you just kind of want to walk the posse through what exactly

00:45:04.740 you were explaining uh in that clip i'm sure they would appreciate it i actually just got back from

00:45:11.740 dc i like and you're wearing the same sweater yes yes yes which we'll talk about but um just quickly

00:45:20.880 it's called the bill blaster app and it was um an app that we created really for the posse but just

00:45:27.920 really anyone who wants to um really engage and and talk to the representatives directly instead of

00:45:34.820 having to call you know the switchboard and try to get connected and then you have like 10 people you

00:45:40.620 want to call you have to write it down you know so this was a project that we started um just really

00:45:46.540 quickly you know steve wanted me to put all the you know the people who said voted yes on the debt

00:45:52.460 ceiling all their numbers you know posted on the socials i ended up doing like every single

00:45:58.200 representative it ended up becoming like a 40 page pdf document and i'm like why do i have a phone book

00:46:04.960 so this is how the app was created and i've already we've already gotten such a great response

00:46:12.020 everyone has i i have to look at the analytics to see how many people have downloaded it but the posse

00:46:18.780 is loving it it is called bill blaster it's only available on apple right now don't worry android

00:46:25.580 is coming next and then also we're going to be working on uh other features for example notifications

00:46:31.400 for like when steve says hurry up and call we have a call to action we're going to work on that you can

00:46:37.220 also watch war room on here i don't know if you can see um that's just the list yeah and then you

00:46:43.520 it shows you your area you know like your um senator and i don't know why it says arizona i

00:46:50.680 think it's just because i was traveling but you can watch war room and and we're super excited super

00:46:57.320 simple but it's really i think this if anything to make all of them hate us more this is it so

00:47:05.960 we need a little bit more hatred i think nowadays but something you'll probably get a lot of hate

00:47:12.500 for wearing is the new war room merchandise i don't want to bury the lead of this show captain

00:47:17.800 maureen bannon i'll let you take it away but i know you have some news for the posse

00:47:21.180 so grace is wearing it but you can go to shopwarroom.com and we just dropped our hoodies

00:47:29.200 um crew necks ladies v-neck tank tops beanies and a shopping tote so you can get the shopping tote

00:47:37.120 and put all your goodies in there um and send it to your family but yes we have dropped all of those

00:47:43.860 items and like i said grace has on the crew neck um sweatshirt so i highly encourage everyone in

00:47:51.540 the posse to go to shopwarroom.com to get the new merch and you will definitely definitely have

00:48:01.100 plenty of fans asking where you got it from lots of fans lots lots of haters too i'm sure but as you

00:48:08.740 know we uh we love the hate here in the war room but mo i was just gonna ask you and and or go go

00:48:14.140 ahead go ahead i think i forgot to mention the beanies i i can't remember if i mentioned that but

00:48:18.980 beanies so i know people especially in dc when it gets cold right around this time and especially

00:48:25.660 going into the winter months you can rock your war room beanie you know all around dc

00:48:31.520 i love it um mo i'm just curious and grace if we have time i'd love your thoughts too but just you

00:48:37.600 know as we're concluding the week where we got the new speaker of the house really was a victory

00:48:41.460 you know for the war room posse i'm just curious mo obviously the ceo you know what have you heard

00:48:46.300 from the war room posse how happy are they that we got mike johnson and really a testament to how

00:48:51.280 powerful of a force they are oh i think they're very happy and as representative eli crane said on

00:48:58.280 the morning show you know the calls to all of our congressmen and women have worked the posse your

00:49:06.640 efforts have worked you are the reason that we have this new speaker of the house your efforts have

00:49:11.640 not gone unnoticed i've heard this from numerous representatives and their staffers that the war room

00:49:16.980 posse are constantly calling their phones and letting them know what what which way they want

00:49:23.760 their constituents want them to vote and they appreciate it you know sometimes i've heard from

00:49:29.480 posse members that you know some representatives and their staffers aren't too happy about the flooding

00:49:35.000 of their phones but it pays off and that's why we have this new speaker of the house so

00:49:40.020 that that is due to the war room posse and grace i'm curious your thoughts too i know you aren't

00:49:46.800 someone who has a traditional background in the sense that you know you're not a political activist

00:49:51.900 by training or by trade you are as you say an accountant you've known steve for two decades right

00:49:57.440 you've sort of seen yourself fill a lot of different roles i'm just curious without a few minutes but

00:50:02.440 you know your thoughts at the end of this week as to how much of a fighting force the war room posse is

00:50:08.320 but more importantly how scared uh the establishment is you know of us and how your app is going to

00:50:14.380 help us make them even more scared well i identify as the war room posse so i'm just like everybody

00:50:23.440 else and this fight was incredible i mean we took out mccarthy you know we we were relentless and i'm

00:50:31.100 just so proud of the posse you know and and this that really was the motivating factor in creating

00:50:38.040 this app because really even with our new speaker and as much as you know we like him or you know

00:50:44.140 someone may have some doubts or whatever but our work is just beginning and so with the posse we are

00:50:50.820 a function for uh uh function functioning force did i get that right natalie i'm like yes i am

00:50:59.320 yeah getting tired you're delirious i'm like oh we forgive you yes so um so it's just it's you know

00:51:07.620 even just being on twitter or x um just just the excitement just the it's been so it's been just so

00:51:19.200 overwhelming for me to see how much the posse is just so engaged and just cares about the country

00:51:25.620 and really the posse is saving america so let's keep on doing it the fight is not over it's just

00:51:31.080 starting download the app and let's call all the representatives like every day so grace if people

00:51:38.380 want to follow you where can they go to do that you can follow me on getter at grace chong twitter

00:51:46.200 formerly known as x at gc22gc true social at grace chong and also mo don't forget to drop the the

00:51:58.720 promo code and mo you're there you're already taking my job for me mo where can people find you and what

00:52:04.900 is the promo code so before i forget the promo code is posse 20 for 20 off posse 20 and you can find me

00:52:13.740 on getter and twitter at maureen underscore bannon and instagram and i just created a true social so

00:52:20.700 you can find me at those two at real maureen bannon i like it grace how you said you're you identify as

00:52:27.440 the war room posse i will add my my pronouns are our war room thank you guys for joining us we will see

00:52:34.960 you back soon i'm sure have a good weekend thanks family and war war and posse thank you so much for

00:52:41.680 hanging with me what a fun show to culminate what was a very historical week you got to download

00:52:48.760 that app and in the meantime go to jace medical.com to see if you don't have to be relying on the chinese

00:52:54.760 communist party for your own personal health or any of the medications that you need which sounds like

00:52:59.500 an honorable goal worth pursuing war and posse you can find me natalie g winters on all platforms thank

00:53:05.800 you so much for following me have a fantastic and safe weekend

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WarRoom Battleground EP 404： The Rewriting Of History

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