Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 420： The Lies About Open Borders

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00:00:40.860 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:47.980 stephen k bannon okay thank you uh for being here for the fourth hour the uh our early evening

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00:06:46.140 second for i'm going to do this in three cuts uh todd thank you president trump actually went

00:06:51.500 and i mean is trump the hardest working guy in showbiz i mean saturday i think he's in iowa

00:06:56.180 giving a big speech sunday he goes to the border has all the border patrol guys

00:06:59.620 throws down hard against biden what the biden regime has done but a couple of days 0.92

00:07:05.260 before and knowing this was going to happen morning joe had steve ratner who was going to be

00:07:11.420 treasury secretary under hillary clinton and still bugging for a job this guy's a former partner at

00:07:17.420 lazard frere and uh is kind of a the resident know-it-all at morning joe so i'm gonna break

00:07:23.260 this down to the three uh groups uh todd and i want you to respond after each one because we

00:07:28.940 consider you the authority let's go ahead and play the first clip

00:07:31.080 the southern border are going to be big factors in the 2024 presidential election according to the

00:07:38.180 new york times the current republican front runner former president trump plans to address immigration

00:07:43.740 with mass deportations detention camps and a new muslim ban if he is re-elected that's right 1.00

00:07:51.600 banning a religious group from coming to the united states the biden administration described trump's

00:07:56.500 reported plan as extreme racist and cruel meanwhile our next guest says the debate over u.s immigration

00:08:02.480 policy is clouded by misinformation and he is our good friend former treasury official morning joe

00:08:08.080 economic analyst steve ratner at the southwest wall with his chart steve good morning so let's begin

00:08:14.780 with the reality of what exactly is happening right now at the southern border yeah willie there is an

00:08:20.260 enormous amount of misinformation and i got interested in this issue to try to figure it out and so here's

00:08:25.060 what i learned let's start at the southwestern border a south border where we've had this surge

00:08:30.600 in encounters but it's not quite what people think so yeah this is this is a surge you can see it's up

00:08:36.540 to two and a half million people but these are not people who snuck into the country contrary what many

00:08:42.220 people may think these are not people who snuck in the country these are people who actually ended in

00:08:46.520 the ended up in the hands of customs and border protection these are people who we can call it

00:08:51.600 apprehended who were stopped from coming in the country and ended up going into our immigration

00:08:56.120 system which i will explain so if you come over here uh a colleague my colleague eric krebs and i

00:09:03.340 put this together because it is so complicated but let me just i'm not going to go through it all but

00:09:07.620 let me just try to give you the takeaways so to speak so two and a half million people encountered

00:09:12.820 apprehended whatever you want to call it at the southern border we think the government thinks that

00:09:18.080 another six hundred thousand did successfully sneak in the country swam across the rio grande

00:09:23.000 whatever they did but the important point to know is that eighty percent of the people who tried to get

00:09:29.260 across the southern border were actually apprehended were actually in the hands of customs of border

00:09:33.720 protection that's a pretty good percentage uh of success eighty percent in our hands the problem is

00:09:41.140 we have this unbelievably broken system and i'm not going to go through all this as i said

00:09:45.940 that puts people through all kinds of different uh routes and channels and so on but when the dust

00:09:51.720 settled what happened with those two and a half million people last year was that just under just

00:09:58.440 under a million were sent back deported otherwise removed from the country the rest of them go into

00:10:04.620 this system of immigration courts applications for asylum applications for other kinds of humanitarian

00:10:10.940 relief but because the courts are so backlogged and to uh joe's earlier point because the government will not

00:10:17.720 fully fund this because of the partisanship of it two and a half million people roughly two point four million

00:10:23.820 people stayed in the country they're in a system of trying to get asylum trying to get humanitarian relief or

00:10:30.720 eventually getting deported but they're here for now and so this is really the problem with our system that we cannot get

00:10:37.940 these people processed and so they sit here and what is the problem we're under okay hold it right there

00:10:44.120 that that that is one of the greatest commercials i'm going to break that that's going to be one of the 1.00

00:10:48.820 greatest spots steve ratner you're a moron and morning you you can't be that dumb 0.99

00:10:53.980 bensman at my blessed boy i could go at this from 10 different angles but i want to bring you in about 1.00

00:11:00.020 the complete utter nonsense and lies in that presentation right there and i think the trump campaign

00:11:07.700 are be cutting that up in the 30 second spots right now todd bensman i'll turn it over to you brother

00:11:12.380 yeah my advice to mr ratner is to give me a call i'll set him straight if he

00:11:19.740 i'm i'm here i mean you know this is what i do i mean call me like did you not think to call somebody

00:11:28.020 at the center for immigration studies before you went on the air like with that i mean my first thought

00:11:33.260 was he said i suddenly got interested in this and did some research okay some of us have been down

00:11:39.840 there doing this for years and years and years uh there are people who are experts at what what those

00:11:47.200 numbers are you can't just throw up a bunch of colorful charts and then say this is too complicated

00:11:52.380 over here to go into right now um the first thing was uh he seems to equate the fact that they caught

00:12:01.340 uh immigrants illegal aliens crossing the border as like a good thing because under this administration 0.99

00:12:09.560 when they catch you that means that they are releasing you and processing you into the country 0.99

00:12:15.440 forever and ever you're never leaving oh whoa whoa whoa stop whoa whoa hang on slow down they don't catch

00:12:21.640 they come across and they go to the concierge service that they turned border patrol into they want to go

00:12:27.780 to this because they understand they're going to be released into the interior of the country and

00:12:31.320 once you're in you're in this is the joke he doesn't even understand the very basics they're they're

00:12:37.360 seeking out because there's nothing about catch they're turning over and they have the little

00:12:42.140 notepad they have the little note there that they give the exact magic words but the asylum system

00:12:47.140 they've gunned deck and turned all the laws that we actually have in asylum system that worked 0.97

00:12:52.380 to make it to open it up to essentially an invasion todd bens the term apprehensions is a misnomer under

00:13:00.000 this administration an apprehension is actually a welcome each one of those is welcomed into the

00:13:06.880 country uh and then he mentions that you know don't worry uh a lot of them will probably after they're

00:13:14.420 through with the system end up deported in fact a million people got deported and those million

00:13:20.860 people that he's talking about getting deported actually would probably be title 42 temporary

00:13:27.360 pushbacks where they turn right around and come in again until they get processed in themselves the

00:13:34.940 vast majority of people that have come in under the administration this administration who are

00:13:41.740 welcomed in are not deported they were invited into the country and they're here to stay we're never

00:13:49.140 going to get rid of them they're in uh the queues because the administration understands that the

00:13:55.480 backlog that he's talking about is the actual mechanical device that they're using to bring people in

00:14:04.180 permanently they're never leaving and this guy doesn't really know that you know it says he admits

00:14:10.340 at the beginning oh yeah i got kind of got interested in this topic and started to do some research

00:14:14.960 yeah i wonder no he got he got he he got interested because he sees the polling is 90

00:14:21.580 supports trump that now you got to seal the southern border you got to start deporting people in

00:14:25.840 mass deportations but hang on let's go ahead and complain i knew ratner was going to get to you

00:14:30.860 he got interested in doing the research because the numbers are so overwhelmingly against the biden regime

00:14:37.320 now they're waking up to the fact that oh gosh you hear everybody the the senator in new hampshire

00:14:42.340 the junior senator um they're all talking about oh we need we need we need new we need to really get

00:14:49.460 uh you know to get ukrainian 80 billion dollars to be money laundered we need to do some uh some happy

00:14:55.300 talk about change you know about going back to the original asylum system which they're they're

00:14:59.220 lying about let's go play some more rat and i want to bring you back in steve before you move on to

00:15:04.120 your third chart what all is going into that spike it is a big spike that we're seeing on those charts

00:15:08.980 behind you republicans say it's the weakness of joe biden that he's signaled that our borders are

00:15:13.400 open so come on up but we should point out that president obama under president obama those numbers

00:15:18.940 were very low he was even called by democrats the deporter in chief and under donald trump they did

00:15:24.360 come back up so would you look at the patterns what goes into that that's a great question willie and

00:15:30.020 i should have addressed it yeah probably there are some people who heard the uh the president's

00:15:35.420 softer message president biden's softer message at the beginning of his term about we're not going

00:15:40.060 to build any more wall and we do a few other things but the bulk of it we think is because

00:15:45.780 economic conditions to joe's earlier point are very strong here and people know that they want to come

00:15:51.280 and get jobs by contrast economic conditions in latin america had the worst recovery of from covid

00:15:57.080 much worse recovery from covid and so they're desperate and then you have countries like haiti 1.00

00:16:02.060 nicaragua venezuela that have become so strife ridden so difficult to live in that people just

00:16:09.380 want to leave so it's a very complicated set of reasons but i would again emphasize these are not

00:16:14.100 people who snuck in the country these are people who actually got caught trying to enter the country 0.99

00:16:19.820 or just tried to enter the country and ended up in it you idiot they didn't get caught because your 0.99

00:16:26.400 first thing economic economic uh and what a better economic deal which we understand is a natural 0.99

00:16:32.540 thing it's not the basis for asylum that's a basis get in line for immigration this thing's the only

00:16:39.400 game you got ratner the you know this is they've been apprehended they haven't been apprehended you 0.97

00:16:44.040 moron they they jumped to to to border patrol because they're a concierge service to get you in deep 0.99

00:16:51.080 into the country todd bensman brother help me out here yeah that's right uh so listen the guy 0.98

00:16:57.320 clearly is uh not an expert he doesn't know what he's talking about i can't believe they put him up

00:17:02.560 there but uh one thing that you have to remember is that donald trump bequeathed a border that was at

00:17:11.640 about 30 000 a month coming across people uh apprehended in those days they actually had to run

00:17:18.600 because the trump border patrol was chasing them down to push them back under remain in mexico and

00:17:26.380 title 42 at almost 90 percent uh so they were running everybody was a runner back then uh the economic

00:17:34.620 conditions of central america were just as bad under trump at 30 000 a month as they are under

00:17:42.880 biden now the u.s economy was just as strong under trump for all of those years as it is uh whatever

00:17:51.620 it is happening now as there's a enough of a draw for them to come through uh to get jobs my point is

00:17:59.340 those are steady state factors they never change what does change is whether or not you let them in

00:18:06.520 or push them back that's it um what that guy should do is go down to the border for a few days and talk

00:18:14.960 to the immigrants i've interviewed thousands of them and i always ask the same question why are you

00:18:21.700 coming why are you coming now and the answer is always universally because they're letting us in

00:18:29.020 there are no other factors when they let you in when we let you in they come when we block you and

00:18:36.720 send you back to mexico they don't come it's it's a really simple dynamic uh you don't need a bunch of

00:18:44.100 interesting charts with with uh purple and and red and orange in there uh that you won't talk about by

00:18:50.460 the way to be able to show what's going on here go talk to the immigrants man

00:18:55.080 hang on for one second i saved the best believe it or not i saved the best cut for last your head

00:19:03.220 is about to really blow up now let's go and play steve ratner i gotta tell you any shot you had of

00:19:08.820 being secretary of the treasury you blew just being on this head because you come across as the complete

00:19:14.680 total amateur you are let's go and play the last cut the third chart there steve what does it tell us

00:19:21.100 about our population about what immigration means to our workforce and and the age of our other people

00:19:27.240 who live here yeah so as i tried to say we're not being overrun by immigrants legal or otherwise and

00:19:33.280 that is actually a problem and it's a problem for this reason our fertility rate like most other major 0.84

00:19:38.780 countries is declining fewer babies per woman whole set of reasons for that so if you look at our 0.99

00:19:44.580 population projections if we had no immigration in this country our population would actually peak

00:19:50.120 next year and then it would start to decline all the way like that out to just over 200 million

00:19:56.060 at the end of the century we take in roughly a million immigrants a year legally uh now through

00:20:02.860 various processes that will hold our population roughly flat if we want our population to grow

00:20:09.320 at the same rate that it grew at in the 20 years from 2000 to 2020 we need to take in

00:20:16.200 three million immigrants a year so there is a really strong argument for why we need more 0.99

00:20:22.580 immigration not less immigration now let me just show you by contrast china china does not really have 0.78

00:20:28.940 any immigration they actually have emigration 300 000 people a year leaving anyone okay did he just

00:20:36.220 pitch did writer just pitch the replacement theory yeah what we need is three million a year for

00:20:42.700 marxist hell holds that's exactly what we need he's pitching the replay they said the quiet part out

00:20:48.260 loud that right there is the replacement theory hey i i'm not proposing this i'm tucker's not on here

00:20:55.360 proposing it they're making the pitch three million a year and of course they they don't even talk about

00:21:01.420 all the illegal immigration that's gone on before it's probably 40 or 50 million illegal immigrants in the

00:21:05.960 country right now um todd bensman how do you even respond to this so this is coming from like a classic

00:21:13.880 progressive left uh point of view and prism whoever he sought out for this hit beforehand was clearly

00:21:22.980 going to be over there uh with the progressive left kind of the european uh left uh or the crazy uh cato

00:21:31.100 guys um that are just kind of libertarian uh you know open borders he's he's making an argument of

00:21:38.780 let's make lemonade out of lemons as long as all these people are coming through you know we kind of

00:21:45.000 could use them uh we need them uh so let's just tear down all of our border laws and forget about the

00:21:52.140 ina the immigration and naturalization act and just let them all come through because after all we need

00:21:59.120 them but this kind of gets uh kind of blows past the point of most nation states the existence uh which

00:22:09.280 is that you know you have to have borders and you have to be able to control your borders as a

00:22:13.800 fundamental matter of national sovereignty no nation on earth says hey we need more labor so let's just

00:22:22.980 take all the border guards away and let everybody just come through who wants to come through

00:22:27.900 nobody does that uh what he what this guy's arguing is for that let's just we need them so let's just let

00:22:36.420 everybody in and just think this is actually a good thing uh that's the problem with what he's saying

00:22:41.820 if you want to uh have illegal or have legal increased legal uh immigration then have that debate and open up

00:22:52.060 the the legal spigots like canada is doing right now uh and to us i think i think the one may i think

00:22:58.280 one of the reasons people are not the fertility family formations later uh people are because of

00:23:05.020 the economic burden put on people and the stress and tension put on people i'm adamantly opposed to

00:23:09.820 the one million uh legal immigrants per year i think that's really got to be dialed back until we make

00:23:15.880 sure that all american citizens are have good jobs and are are dealing are having the prosperity in

00:23:22.420 this country we can get our fertility rates up but that takes policy action to do that not just to

00:23:28.240 bring in more cheap labor and to take opportunities away from american citizens that have fought and

00:23:33.900 defended this country and helped build this country go ahead todd i mean i was just going to pitch this one

00:23:38.440 other idea which is that you know what what ratner's argument there is it's it's based on a presumption that

00:23:46.280 population growth is a good thing and i would just put forth the proposition that maybe perennial

00:23:54.800 forever population growth is not always a good thing maybe you want to have uh less population it's not

00:24:02.000 necessarily a bad thing that you that you're going to have less crowding and uh competition

00:24:08.400 for jobs and resources that's a whole other novel i get it but he's building into the debate that

00:24:16.160 we must have this growth and the only way to get it is to just pull away all of our border people and 0.99

00:24:22.340 let everybody in the the elites want want a decrease wages they want pressure on working class people

00:24:29.900 decrease wages and they want bigger domestic market more consumers they want more consumers

00:24:34.460 and they want uh particularly they want more consumers uh and you don't know we if we want

00:24:40.820 people here we want people really want to come here and we want the best okay not just opening the

00:24:45.600 the doors which they've done now eight to ten million illegal alien invaders here now in the heart of the 0.99

00:24:50.860 country you see the disaster everywhere steve ratner just looked to midtown manhattan or your beloved

00:24:55.760 upper west side um where do we get you where's all the information what are your touch points your books

00:25:02.260 your writings social media all of it todd bensman well i would invite uh mr ratner to contact me

00:25:08.960 through uh bensman todd at twitter or x now uh you can find my book and read my book mr ratner called

00:25:17.580 overrun how joe biden unleashed the greatest border crisis in u.s history uh and you can also find me

00:25:25.040 on getter and truth social brother fantastic job deconstructing ratner we're going to push this one

00:25:33.260 out hard on social media tonight so thank you very much thank you ratners will be cut into to to to 30

00:25:40.020 second spots it's absolutely a disaster because their polling's terrible in this part of the the

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00:31:51.080 you know every now and again i need a little kick to get through the the entire six o'clock hour

00:31:58.300 uh because we handle so many of the difficult topics we gotta deal with just had the border

00:32:02.640 todd benson i got ben harnwell with a bunch of stuff a bunch of breaking news coming out of uh

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00:32:47.340 give you a little kick late in the afternoon um really honored to have the following david and

00:32:53.200 nancy flynn on her the co-founders of uh actually with us war room uh wellness.com which you can go to

00:33:00.280 but uh warrior essentials uh and want to talk about the formation of the country the company we had over

00:33:06.880 the weekend and we had up the romanian and from bucharest the top experts in the world talking

00:33:13.240 about the pandemic covid what's going to happen in the future this kind of clear and present danger

00:33:18.040 about the digital uh the digital um ids all of it but a lot of it focused around the vaccine of

00:33:26.100 of course vaccine damage david and nancy you have set up a company that focuses on this and i want to

00:33:33.260 talk about the products but first off talk about you've you've had an interest in this for a long

00:33:37.720 time walk me through your guys story well we've been on this journey for about 17 years we had a son

00:33:46.520 that was born in 2006 and uh he was born under compromised uh delivery um but the doctors persuaded

00:33:55.420 us to vaccinate him and instead of just giving him one vaccine they gave him five in one 24-hour period

00:34:01.680 so we've been dealing with this for many years we've done a lot of his healing through um nutrient

00:34:07.760 dense diet and high dose supplements and um you know so we kind of saw what was coming uh with

00:34:14.800 what's happened in the last couple years gave us a lot of clarity

00:34:19.540 Dave yeah yeah explain that to me when you say you saw what was coming walk me through that

00:34:27.260 you know when the pandemic hit we had um we had a you know over a 10-year head start on everyone

00:34:32.780 on what was going on with the vaccines and everything so we we just we just had a different

00:34:37.860 insight into what was going on and we we saw the problems there were a lot of great people out there

00:34:41.640 that were you know leading the charge on that so i don't want to steal any thunder from them but

00:34:46.060 uh we started looking at you know when that became our business we've been in nutrition for almost 15

00:34:51.540 years and we we really started looking at you know what can we do to help and we had we had different

00:34:57.420 formula we we originally didn't set out to make uh something that could help with the spike proteins

00:35:01.580 and the vaccine issues people are having um but it turned out that the the product that we made

00:35:06.860 uh mimicked intermittent fasting in the body it mimicked the effects of fasting without actually

00:35:11.960 skipping meals and that turns out a process called autophagy which is it's the body's uh recycling

00:35:18.940 system so if you think of the the blue truck coming up you come to your curb taking away the

00:35:23.240 recycling goods they go to a factory they get made into new things they come back that happens in your

00:35:27.760 body also you just know how you have to know how to turn it on and when that gets activated the body

00:35:33.640 gets rid of anything that's not essential anything that's not it could be old cells damaged cells

00:35:38.700 pathogens little fragments of things and and one of the things that actually gets swept up

00:35:44.580 in that whole recycling and regeneration process are these spike proteins they're they're foreign to

00:35:51.220 the body they're toxic to the body and and they just they need to be removed so when we discovered

00:35:56.940 that this this formula that we have which we have patents pending on now um actually helped promote

00:36:03.220 the body it really fit in with what we did our whole lives which is you know since our son was born

00:36:08.420 which is find things that can help the body to heal itself and one of the one of the things that we

00:36:13.980 talk about is you know we we didn't have to be smarter than fauci we didn't have to be smarter

00:36:17.240 than big pharma but we had the power of the body we had a secret weapon the intelligent design of the

00:36:22.540 human body and i see the graphic there's it's kind of a representation of the process the body goes and

00:36:28.440 eats itself it eats all the bad things leaves all the you know breaks this right the spike protein

00:36:33.960 it's going to break it down into amino acids and then the body can go and build new healthy cells and 0.80

00:36:39.420 it just it just helps optimize everything it helps improve everything uh amazing for anti-aging

00:36:44.920 hang on for one second when the vaccine was was in the process of was it the the project warp speed

00:36:54.500 did you guys know then that this was going to be a problem or is when the vaccines first started

00:36:59.660 getting rolled out when people just you know we knew about the spike protein originally as people

00:37:04.800 started to identify it before they went into but did you guys think that there was going to be an

00:37:09.720 issue on either vaccine injury the vaccine not working did you guys think of that early on

00:37:14.980 we were optimistic we were hopeful and optimistic i think like like everyone else said that it would work

00:37:21.800 and um it's just you can't you there's enough issues with other vaccines and we're not we're not

00:37:28.860 anti-vaxxers but there's enough issues with vaccines that are tested and go through you know decades of

00:37:34.180 testing to to create vaccines like this in a matter of months and just throw them out even if the

00:37:40.740 intentions were were the most noble out there uh it's it's troublesome so we were cautiously optimistic

00:37:46.640 at the time yeah how did you how did you get then the tide back to as you guys were working with your

00:37:55.000 scientists and and working on this the tide back to the process of intermittent fasting how did that come

00:38:02.160 about this whole thing of the body or you know taking care of itself taking kind of the the garbage

00:38:07.340 out so to speak and rejuvenation you know it's kind of funny we we didn't set out to make a covet

00:38:13.980 product or a spike product probably you know this is remember this is going back a year and a half ago

00:38:18.380 yeah so you would have to be crazy to have jumped in and said i want to make that type of product in

00:38:23.100 that in that political environment we were making a weight loss product and when we when we put it

00:38:28.740 together and we started digging into the research we we knew it activated uh the autophagy process

00:38:33.480 what we didn't realize at the time until the team came together and we started pouring through the

00:38:38.200 studies is that autophagy is the only way to get the spike protein out of the body there are you know

00:38:43.640 especially you know if you if you think of what a spike does the whole point of the spike is it goes

00:38:48.960 inside the cell to deliver its modified rna they told us it's mrna but it's modified rna which is a

00:38:54.640 whole different story but it delivers that modified rna to the nucleus of the cell so it can start

00:38:59.200 producing more spike proteins once it gets inside that cell membrane it's got a shell around it it's

00:39:04.080 protected so there there are some other things that can can help somewhat when they're free floating

00:39:08.880 spikes but the only way to get them out of the cell is is through the process of autophagy the body has

00:39:14.820 this process built in already it's it's a survival mechanism it's been with us since you know we

00:39:21.180 wouldn't be here as a species if it wasn't for that process it was originally back if you think

00:39:26.760 way back in prehistoric times if if the hunters came to the village and they didn't have didn't

00:39:31.180 have a successful hunt people didn't eat and that's when the bodies that's why it's tied to

00:39:35.500 fasting it's tied to a stress environment uh scarcity of resources and it's the body's way of just

00:39:41.060 it's kind of like spring cleaning in the body it goes and finds anything that's not useful anything

00:39:45.680 that's not optimized it gets rid of it it breaks it down into a space elements and then it just

00:39:50.960 throws it back to the cells so they can gobble those pieces up and go and help create new cells

00:39:55.980 and healthy cells it powers powers the body um it's it's really a phenomenal process we've learned

00:40:03.020 this so many times with our son that um when you give the body what it needs typically the body already

00:40:09.240 has they figured out the solution the body knows what to do we just have to we just have to listen to

00:40:14.480 it and know how to promote it properly healing is there so how do people how do people get access to

00:40:20.400 this i understand you're you're you're putting this forward in kind of a package walk us through

00:40:25.620 the package and how do people how do people get access to it how they get access particularly

00:40:29.240 because our audience is information immersive how do they get immersed in all the information about

00:40:34.460 this we're well aware of that we're we're a long time fans here um well first of all you go to

00:40:40.480 warroomwellness.com we've got there's tons of information there's a lot of science behind this

00:40:44.880 there's actually three products and that that's the important thing to look at it's a complete protocol

00:40:49.580 so you see the three bottles there we looked at what would it take to really make something amazing

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00:41:04.700 autophagy the body can go and help clean out itself then you want to repair some of the damage a lot of the

00:41:10.640 damage people are having is related to clotting you hear a lot about microclots and clotting issues

00:41:15.440 uh we have a natto based product and that natto is just an enzyme that the it's it's an enzyme derived

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00:41:38.520 the whole modified versus mra issue where there's concerns about actually affecting the epigenome and

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00:42:07.940 the software that sits on top of it that controls if genes are turned on and off you want the good

00:42:13.000 genes on you want the bad genes off and this we call it restore a gene for a reason because it has

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00:43:29.400 dig into all the science you want there we all kinds of studies on the products uh that you can see

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00:43:38.780 do you're gonna you're gonna make the choice to protect yourself protect your family yeah we're

00:43:44.340 going to drive everybody there today and grace and moe will be doing the chat rooms uh david and nancy

00:43:48.740 um your journey starting with your son as a newborn infant uh has been quite incredible want to

00:43:54.980 really thank you for doing this for the war and posse really appreciate it our pleasure thanks for

00:44:00.920 david and nancy flynn over at the warrior essentials now go to uh war room wellness.com

00:44:10.260 check it all out all the information studies all of it so go immerse yourself right now um

00:44:15.500 ben harnwell rome ben uh correct me if i'm wrong i hate to say that we called this but the situation

00:44:22.620 i want to get to the murdochs everything like that but i gotta go to zelinski finally this rift

00:44:27.960 is out in the open where zelinski fired his first senior military commander different than the

00:44:34.680 recruiting guys this was the head of the uh looked like the medical supply corps um but a huge rift

00:44:40.820 going on between and we just had this tweet earlier today about this meeting in halifax where u.s

00:44:46.600 senators told their counterparts hey there's not going to be one more penny for ukraine unless we agree to a

00:44:53.040 uh changes to border policy as we just went through with todd benson the democrats are never going to

00:44:58.300 agree to what really needs to be done that the republicans would think would be uh would be suitable

00:45:03.600 so there was some shock in halifax uh over the weekend and that's before even the news broke

00:45:10.140 that zelinski in the military this rift is quite public is this not on the pages of the new york times

00:45:15.420 anymore ben harnwell good evening steve well we intimated this was perhaps going to happen last

00:45:23.080 week um i think that the major attention is is seeing what happens now to general valeri zeluzny

00:45:30.240 he's the commander-in-chief in ukraine remembering of course that in ukraine the commander-in-chief

00:45:36.360 isn't the president isn't the head of state it's it's a military general um and most of the

00:45:42.580 dissatisfaction in the armed forces seems to be centering around him um and of course actually

00:45:49.260 by the way he's very popular in ukraine um as as uh zelensky's popularity declines his uh his uh

00:45:57.360 popularity is ascending and it's been speculated that's that's one of the reasons why zelensky

00:46:02.800 cancelled the presidential elections set for next march because they they they fear um he and his team

00:46:09.700 feared that that the zelensky was becoming um so so uh so so popular now this the the the major

00:46:17.360 general you mentioned who was dismissed today we did we did mention this briefly last week

00:46:21.620 this is a major general um titiana um excuse me uh titiana i have difficulty pronouncing her name

00:46:31.180 ostashchenko and head of uh the the emergency medical supplies out in the field it's an unusual choice

00:46:38.960 now there are some sources that suggest she's particularly close to the commander-in-chief

00:46:43.460 as are another two uh important generals in in military leadership but it's an interesting choice

00:46:50.460 to to start with the purge i can only speculate for two reasons um one of them is is her alleged 0.97

00:46:58.960 closeness closeness to the general um so listening the other thing steve given the breaking down the

00:47:08.460 official explanation for this is that zelensky was going on about tourniquets and needing to to

00:47:14.400 digitalize um procedures that's really obscure my only speculation can be is that morale is so bad

00:47:22.560 now on the front lines to do with the pretty lousy universally considered lousy attention to soldiers

00:47:29.300 who are being blown to smithereens this was a last ditch attempt to try to show that the cannon fodder

00:47:36.140 that he really cares about them um personally and therefore has ordered leadership a change of

00:47:42.460 leadership over that not only however it has that as the major general being fired today another

00:47:50.340 sacking and this news just came in a short while ago steve this is the head of ukraine's

00:47:56.900 cyber defense uh agency he he also is being sacked this is yuri

00:48:02.200 shiho um and that's due to alleged and his deputy by the way um due to alleged graft uh and corruption

00:48:15.040 charges you're gonna you're gonna see you're gonna see all this i mean this is zelensky trying

00:48:21.920 to get ahead of okay first off the much heralded counter offensive is is done now they understand

00:48:28.240 they have a massive problem with the war room with the maga you know the maga republicans no more money

00:48:34.560 we don't want to put it into the into the money laundering operation uh democratic senators have

00:48:40.640 actually told their counterparts that hey it looks like remote that we're going to be in here

00:48:45.960 they've hit panic and now zelensky is going to try to is there any way you don't see this ending i'm

00:48:54.100 not saying in a military coup but somehow they're going to ask zelensky to step aside because

00:48:58.860 directionally this is going exactly where we said it was going to go but this is going to be more agony

00:49:04.820 for the ukrainian people do you think some adults in the room or if there are any left

00:49:08.780 in europe uh can step in here and try to sort this thing out because it's very quickly spinning when

00:49:14.120 you're firing the head of cyber defense and his deputy for and you're actually putting the thing

00:49:19.600 on for graft that means they're stealing everybody's stealing when when the assistant to the lead general

00:49:25.940 dies in an accident in his home with a hand grenade right and they say it's an accident not an

00:49:31.000 assassination this thing could very quickly we got a couple of minutes here ben how quickly could

00:49:35.280 this spin out of control well you know every day steve we're talking about this and every day

00:49:41.080 there's a new indication that there are rumblings taking place within the military by the way i can't

00:49:46.680 help but notice that the last time there was a major u.s delegation over there i think correct me if i'm

00:49:53.140 wrong but the six deputy defense ministers were um were sacked or was it the 30 uh regional

00:49:59.420 recruitment agencies they were no it was the six it was it was a six the six all the six all deputies

00:50:05.460 were sacked yeah um you know i can't help but feel that whenever americans in leadership position

00:50:12.060 are in ukraine zelensky tries to show that he's doing something against corruption um so that they

00:50:19.460 go away with this in their head but there's definitely so you think this is taught you you think

00:50:23.780 this is taught you think this is tied to bill burns you think this is tied to the to the cia director

00:50:28.680 being over there because cia director was over there i'm sure to deliver a tough message to him

00:50:32.980 to saying hey we got to have a big change of course here because this is not going to get funded your

00:50:37.660 plan right now is not going to get funded by the congress it's lloyd austin who made um an unannounced

00:50:43.880 visit over to kia today i don't know if this is the moment to ask memphis if they have it ready just

00:50:48.780 put on that b-roll um as i'm talking he's over there and he was basically again steve it's strange

00:50:58.260 um his quote was and i'll just read this out he says the message that i bring you today mr president

00:51:05.160 is that the united states of america is with you we will remain with you for the long haul steve it's

00:51:12.680 strange because i don't know on what basis or what planet he's living on but he can make that

00:51:17.660 assurance right that's like telling that's that's a that's the same speech they gave dm in late october

00:51:26.020 of 1963 ben we got to bounce uh we're spending a lot of time this week on this uh where do people go

00:51:32.540 to get uh the huge engagement in your social media where they go thanks steve just get please if you

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00:51:58.320 are two things i'm just going to mention that and then we'll hit them perhaps um i tell you what uh ben

00:52:05.060 we got ben ben we've only got 30 seconds i gotta bounce we'll we'll get you on in the morning show

00:52:10.000 tomorrow make sure you're fresh not these late nights thank you very much but just go to ben's uh

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