Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 431： Once The Money Stops People Start To Listen

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

00:00:17.540 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:25.300 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in Georgia

00:00:31.020 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:36.160 is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:39.920 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:47.040 Stephen K Bannon okay it's Thursday 7 December the year of our Lord 2023 uh welcome to the

00:00:55.000 early evening edition I want to thank everybody and Natalie for um handling the five we're here

00:01:00.220 for the six on the uh what is it the 82nd uh anniversary the commemoration of Pearl Harbor

00:01:05.880 uh want to thank everybody's been throughout the day uh talking to us I mean putting stuff up on

00:01:10.140 getter so I want to thank everybody for all that um we got a lot to get to on the current uh we can

00:01:15.680 commemorate the service in the honored uh in the valor and the honored dead of uh of the second world

00:01:22.720 war like at the beginning of it the American at least the American involvement but we got to talk

00:01:27.760 about the current ones I'm gonna get to Ben Harnwell in a second and we're gonna go through

00:01:30.940 that and the fights on Capitol Hill to make sure your money doesn't get squandered anymore

00:01:35.300 I want to start off though by Krom uh haven't had you on in a couple weeks understand you've been

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00:06:55.520 really appreciate it thank you so much i appreciate it um you you've had victories and i want to make

00:07:04.320 sure people understand this although i have been ripping on uh johnson in this crowd for taking

00:07:08.800 off because i think we got to work through the thing so you know you've heard my you heard my

00:07:12.480 spiel on that the victory you've had is that they're leaving and there's no the house hasn't

00:07:16.640 even come gotten close to come up with any of the ukraine thing ukraine must be defeated 1.00

00:07:22.240 for the simple reason we can't we gotta quit giving the the the fuel to put onto the fire

00:07:29.360 or the jet fuel to throw on a burning raging dumpster fire the way to do that is to stop

00:07:34.560 the money once you stop the money people start to listen you you've got i don't know 75 000 to 100

00:07:40.560 000 casualties of ukrainians i mean talk about russians ukrainians i mean it's a slaughterhouse 1.00

00:07:46.160 over there the place looks like dresden it's pretty stunning all these different villages and

00:07:50.800 these strategic you know looking very strategic hamlets that they fought for i don't know they think 75

00:07:57.040 to 100 000 uh combat troops support troops civilians men women and children and of course

00:08:04.400 they've got a diaspora but a lot of that diaspora let's be brutally frank about our just our draft

00:08:08.800 dodgers guys that get out of there that's what's in in ireland a lot of they just got out there they

00:08:13.440 want to be they even thrown into the charnel house because i think they realized the corruption 0.76

00:08:18.240 of ukrainian society wasn't going to end well now you had this fracas in the hell where it stands right

00:08:22.640 now that the the senate tried to pass something the other day without even the border thing it didn't

00:08:26.720 pass it lost 49 51 didn't come close to they gotta get 60 votes to break filibuster and get it kind

00:08:33.200 of get on with it didn't even come close schumer in fact voted against it so that's technically

00:08:38.080 something that they can kind of keep it alive and come back to it but the house is going to the house

00:08:42.400 said today they're leaving on the 15th and nothing's coming up not even they're going to do the impeachment

00:08:45.920 inquiry next week and that's about it and their big firestorm over this ndaa with all the woke stuff in

00:08:51.280 there and of course uh the fisa extension to april just kicked the can down the road but it ain't

00:08:57.760 going to be any can kicked in uh in um ukraine although and you got to give mtg a hat tip for this on the ndaa

00:09:05.200 that's a national defense authorization act that has to be annual she said they stuck another 350 million

00:09:11.760 back in there you know page 9 000 they slipped it right in because that's the way they are of course

00:09:18.160 johnson knew about it and johnson's kind of approved it i think that's still a little bit in the balance

00:09:23.520 but i think we consider that it's a long shot if we can win it but there's still people out there

00:09:27.280 fighting ben harnwell get us up to date that was a shock zolinski's not putting out that he canceled

00:09:32.160 the call but what happened is they had a fracas in the senate but here's what happens it happens to

00:09:37.040 johnson a lot and his staff a lot they had these top secret or highly classified briefings they come

00:09:42.400 out and they're they're they're totally shaking that is what the intelligence community wants to

00:09:47.520 have happen to you they want you rattled particularly if you're a guy like johnson you never got these

00:09:51.200 before they want to have you rattled so then you're like putty in their hands they can do what they

00:09:55.600 you're malleable they can do what they want uh that's what you know we have to stop there

00:10:01.680 guys over there are smart enough the gates of the world and others they've seen through this

00:10:05.280 but as of now ukraine funding is dead and i think ukraine funding is dead and we're not even

00:10:11.600 having a discussion on southern border because the democrats aren't even prepared to talk about

00:10:15.480 anything of this invasion in our country and that's paramount the question has to be every day what have

00:10:20.640 you done to stop the invasion of this country ben harnwell walk me through the update on on ukraine

00:10:26.060 situation because reality is going to set in pretty quickly there's no more money and the europeans i'm

00:10:31.920 sure are going to need shock therapy because they're the ones the elites of europe are the 0.65

00:10:36.500 ones grifting off this uh most of all your thoughts uh observations what's happening in the news

00:10:42.240 good evening steve well the first thing i'll say um is that what is happening in the united states now

00:10:49.100 normally you say what's happening in europe is coming to america really what's happening in the united

00:10:53.320 states right now is having i would suggest a direct impact on what's going on in ukraine um the the

00:11:00.220 slow disintegration and collapse of its political system i'm going to go into it in a moment i just

00:11:05.840 want to respond to your point about mtg's highlighting of this mysterious 300 million dollars

00:11:13.440 that that congress is trying to sneak in um at the last moment you know 300 million is a lot of money

00:11:20.900 steve um however it's not the 61 billion according to some counts 80 billion according to others uh

00:11:29.440 that's that's that's um that's hanging uh that that the white house has requested and if it were

00:11:35.880 if it ends up only being 300 million um dollars that would be one heck of an achievement for um for the

00:11:45.520 warming posse to the um and for the for the wider mago movement but obviously obviously the the line

00:11:52.900 of principle is not a single red penny not a single red cent and that's the line that needs to be uh

00:11:58.540 forced on onto now what did i decide i said that's what's happening in america is starting to uh affect

00:12:05.980 now the the political system in ukraine let's have a look at that because you know we covered on the show

00:12:12.840 yesterday how the um the mayor of kiev had said that under president zelensky ukraine is sliding

00:12:21.620 into authoritarianism that was his direct quote um and you know we've talked about the the the

00:12:28.820 tensions with the military with that with the commander-in-chief who's currently winning by the

00:12:33.280 way steve on uh 98 percent approval rating right which is basically north korean numbers an illustration of

00:12:41.740 hang on but don't don't don't hang on don't skip over that that tell me what that number means

00:12:48.580 does that mean that people support him they trust him is that a fake number tell me what that what's

00:12:53.920 the importance of that number what does it mean well let's go to the trust there were two polls that

00:12:59.040 came out this week by a kiev polling firm um one of them pitted um trustworthiness uh and they put

00:13:08.000 um general um uh zelensky on uh 82 percent of my head and they put zelensky on i think 72 percent so

00:13:18.600 they put the commander-in-chief the military general 10 percent ahead of zelensky um and under another

00:13:26.020 sort of broader satisfaction figure uh no excuse me on who would they uh who who people in kiev

00:13:32.340 uh uh would would be satisfied with they i think they put um zelensky on 44 and and general zelensky

00:13:42.600 on uh 42 see it's the margin of error this is if if he were to stand um in an election it's the margin

00:13:49.120 of error this is why zelensky is so terrified of um presidential elections and why he has postponed

00:13:56.380 them or postponed them canceled them for spring next year let's contrast that with with russia by

00:14:03.220 the way steve to open some brackets um russia has confirmed today uh that one of their federal

00:14:09.060 councils has confirmed that the presidential elections will be taking place in march of next

00:14:13.260 year so elections in russia that the great enemy of democracy no elections uh in ukraine which is

00:14:21.500 whom we are supporting steve um so that's what's by the way what's going on in ukraine and that's

00:14:28.380 one of the reasons why the regime is winning so scared hang on i'm not saying but hey i'm i'm not

00:14:33.480 i'm not i'm not we're not opining to the fairness of the russian elections i mean it's the kgb you got

00:14:38.300 to take it for what it is but your point is that at least on the optics of it the russians in a time of

00:14:44.740 war say hey we'll have an election and the ukrainians have been adamant adamant that uh that they don't want

00:14:50.940 election will this change with the reality that the americans then come through with here's the

00:14:56.360 thing the white house has been blunt we're out of money and we're out of time and even the 300 million

00:15:01.380 is going to get slipped in because the nda is not going to be formally passed through and everything

00:15:04.940 done with it until i think february or march you still got a big negotiation process to do it i believe

00:15:10.600 i'm correct and that might be incorrect but i think it's correct so it's february at least before

00:15:14.840 anything happens but for real money and they need billions remember that's 60 to 80 billion they're

00:15:20.080 getting here on top of the 115 to 120 we already gave them so you're you're getting close to 200

00:15:24.800 billion dollars right two years into this war of course this will go into the the third year if it

00:15:29.960 continues to go but there's no cash coming from the u.s does that change the temper of this thing in

00:15:35.740 europe is that a shock therapy to the capitals of europe that they get off their ski holidays and sit

00:15:40.940 there and go well hang on for a second the deplorable said what they're just not sending a check over

00:15:45.060 here for 60 or 80 billion dollars don't they love democracy don't they love democracy in a country

00:15:49.460 that refuses to have elections is that where we are ben well over in europe europe in the european

00:15:55.580 union there is a debate now over 451 excuse me a billion euros worth of aid to ukraine which is

00:16:02.780 currently um in in the balance i i said before when you asked me this question a couple of days ago

00:16:08.260 i'll respond again america is the most important political economic military cultural force in the

00:16:14.480 world and europe and america for all the differences between those two continents are together

00:16:20.940 um in what is sort of effectively a new conceptual cold war a new sort of iron curtain if you will

00:16:29.500 that that seems to be forming with the brics nations on one hand and then the old judeo-christian 0.92

00:16:36.060 west on the other um so for all the differences between the united states and the european union and the

00:16:42.500 hesitations and the fears and the doubts and the ambiguities these are two strategic partners

00:16:47.980 um and there's very little doubt about that now especially with when i say the the widening um the

00:16:53.920 forcing of of uh of alliances into two blocks so that said because america is so culturally military

00:17:03.320 economically uh powerful really and the european union is really still comprised of of member states

00:17:11.040 whether they're sovereign or not it's a separate philosophical question but but really that the

00:17:16.080 power is still very much at member states level um so all you know you have france you have germany you

00:17:21.740 have uk which is no longer in in the united states and you have all these countries but everyone is

00:17:27.420 watching to see what is going to take place in the united states uh because if the united states does pull

00:17:32.400 the plug financially it's not the case that the europe the european union is going to want to to come in

00:17:37.640 and fill up the gap they're more likely to say well you know right we don't really need to be spend

00:17:42.160 throwing good money after bad here i can imagine i would suggest that is more the dynamic that's going

00:17:47.960 to be taking place here why because in june of next year there's the uh the european parliamentary

00:17:53.860 elections um and as we've been discussing i think we're probably the best news organization on the

00:18:00.220 world for this we've been drilling down on this on on the on the the right that the rise of what's

00:18:05.760 called the so-called the far right across the european union obviously they're there uh they're

00:18:11.840 they're different iterations taking place according to the specific cultural context but one thing that

00:18:18.100 is absolutely clear uh amongst all of these um ukraine is an element right we discussed it on ireland

00:18:25.060 uh the other day about the huge numbers of 55 percent of uh asylum seekers in ireland are from ukraine

00:18:31.600 that is definitely an element of course but there's another far more substantial issue here is the

00:18:36.560 immigration crisis totally out of hand so you have all of these countries now and they're absolutely 1.00

00:18:41.880 scared terrified um of what is going to happen next june and i think that to circle back to answer

00:18:49.020 your question but is why but hang on but isn't isn't a big isn't a big element that plays in here

00:18:53.940 obviously the the invasion of the countries and the lack of sovereignty and all that and they look at

00:18:58.080 poland and they look at hungary as two that stood tough had walls had borders and were no nonsense

00:19:04.500 they're the ones that don't have these problems but isn't the elite like here what you're seeing

00:19:10.920 and the reason they're attacking us so hard for being um what is it for being uh a fascist and the

00:19:16.440 one trump is a dictator and everything like that although they're the ones that want the fisa extension

00:19:20.200 not us we don't want the ability to spy on americans they want it and they're the ones fighting for it

00:19:25.240 isn't the elite the military industrial complexes uh um information warfare branch led by admiral

00:19:34.660 stavridis these other guys are on msnbc and cnn and fox all the time that promise quick victory or

00:19:40.280 russia's losing or this is going to happen and then the spring offensive and they're going to take crimea

00:19:44.900 they're going to take this they've all been stripped of any credibility because everything 0.98

00:19:49.480 they said was either completely stupid or just an outright lie so isn't that going to happen in when 0.99

00:19:55.140 the european parliamentary elections come on i tell you one thing that i think is going to be a 0.99

00:19:59.320 big force and we're going to make sure it's a big force because we love the people of europe we love

00:20:03.600 the populist movement over there but we can't we despise the elites because they've kind of leeched

00:20:08.000 off the whole system it's going to be quite evident that trump is coming back to power and one of the

00:20:13.120 things that trump's coming back to power is kind of hey what's the eu really doing what are we doing

00:20:18.320 on trade deals and more importantly they're just not going to be writing blank checks for nato anymore

00:20:22.660 forget ukraine the ukraine funding will be over by then but and it's going to be a big campaign

00:20:27.040 issue here we're not looking for a protectorate if you're going to be an ally you're going to be an

00:20:31.160 ally because everything all the fear-mongering they're doing now is general austin well if you

00:20:35.540 don't pay up the 60 or 80 billion dollars american boys are going to be over there because they're 0.99

00:20:40.200 going to come running they're going to come rolling the tanks out of moscow and you know article

00:20:45.000 five is going to kick in in moldavia or someplace like that although i think there would be a big national

00:20:49.880 conversation before combat troops american compact troops were put into like i'm gonna pick a random

00:20:55.300 the balkans are the baltic um and i think people have to be worried that won't that have a massive

00:21:00.660 not just the immigration and it's not immigration it's a mass uh invasion of europe particularly

00:21:06.720 through spain and france and italy but won't the other reality sets in that people are going to have

00:21:12.380 to understand hey the americans say we're going to have to pay something here to actually defend

00:21:15.520 ourselves we're not going to get a free ride off the americans anymore um a substantial difference

00:21:22.180 between europe and america is the the difference in um in that there isn't in europe um a polish there

00:21:34.260 isn't that is informed on our issues for example there is no european parallel to the war room that is

00:21:41.460 out there every day covering these things feeding the news back informing the people encouraging

00:21:46.520 the people then to sort of contact their their legislators there there is there is that lacking

00:21:53.300 as a consequence of that absence uh the the european politics political system is a lot more retrograde

00:22:00.460 and a lot more reactive and far more so than than the american than the american context where you can

00:22:06.460 really really see now the people the american people pushing forward uh like like for example

00:22:11.940 with the the funding of ukraine it is that that is the reason why congress is a lot is starting to

00:22:18.140 move on this finally it's because the american people will not put up with it any longer that's

00:22:23.020 that's a different context to the one we have here in europe and i think the political class here in

00:22:29.280 europe which by tradition is a lot more distant and aloof from the people it represents i mean

00:22:34.600 there aren't there isn't there isn't a huge traditional culture of democracy in a lot of

00:22:39.860 european members of the european union european countries steve um so you have like with the french

00:22:46.940 you know it's a it's a it's a national point of honor that their their elites are aloof uh and out of

00:22:54.520 touch but that is something that they take pride in um as a consequence therefore to answer your

00:23:00.200 question the political class is is a lot more in europe it's a lot more insulated from the anger

00:23:06.200 that is building up uh across europe they don't know how to um ascribe the causes of that anger um

00:23:14.540 and as a consequence there's a lot of denial whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa hang on if you're

00:23:20.260 a sentient human being i mean you and i spent 18 and a big part of 19 over there if you're if you

00:23:26.620 if you can fog a mirror you have to understand what the anger is from it's pretty self-evident

00:23:31.640 that the these countries are allowing in a a mass invasion of the country to take over their culture 0.98

00:23:37.860 societies and these people have to pick up the tabs with the crime and the rapes and all of it

00:23:41.340 and nobody does anything about it in fact they they criticize like the irish or the hooligans if you

00:23:46.220 stand up to it you're you're the problem that's number one number two the economy doesn't really grow

00:23:51.100 right because it's all debt laid and it's all highly leveraged everything just kind of kind of

00:23:55.040 moves in slow motion it's like one continuous like well how can they how can they not care you

00:24:00.760 have individual parliaments in these countries then you have an overall parliament that's kind of

00:24:05.260 so basically if the european are like the united states it's equivalent the european parliament is

00:24:10.240 equivalent to the american congress or at least the house of representatives or the house of commons

00:24:15.280 how can it be when you say detached people actually have a vote are they just total sheep

00:24:20.360 well just just to just to respond to that final point first um perhaps the more the more accurate

00:24:28.920 way of saying that the relationship between the european parliament and the various electors across

00:24:34.020 the european union is to say that it's more like a senate it's more like a european senate

00:24:37.700 rather than um the european house of representatives and of course that parallel holds because there's a

00:24:43.220 different psychology between the senate and the house of representatives in the state uh um um in the

00:24:50.340 states look when i worked in brussels i worked in the european parliament i don't know if the situation

00:24:57.280 has changed now but when i worked there the civil servants who worked in the european commission

00:25:03.280 which is that it's like in the commission it is it is a bureaucracy it is a civil service but it is an

00:25:09.460 executive bureaucracy it's what they would like in washington dc where that whether you actually

00:25:14.320 have civil servants who have executive ministerial positions and who aren't elected by the people

00:25:20.140 um by the way they're chosen by by by the member states on a one one i tell you hey ben ben just hang 0.53

00:25:28.040 on ben ben hang on ben hang on i'm gonna keep you through the break we'll take a short commercial break

00:25:32.760 here when everybody uh so this is going to get only more intense more intense in the economy more

00:25:38.720 intense on the debt more intense on the deficits uh johnson this crowd think that hey they can just

00:25:44.560 come back in uh january and they're going to wave a magic wand it's all going to be better hey a note

00:25:49.600 to self it's not going to be better it's going to be a bigger problem like i don't know how you go

00:25:54.860 home for christmas with that being out there you couldn't enjoy it that's what let's get it done on

00:25:59.100 this side of the holiday have it done now maybe takes you a few more days you don't get home to

00:26:03.600 christmas eve but it's a job well done you've done you put it back to you it's done we can start the

00:26:08.640 new year and get on with it that's not happening but that's it they've chosen to do it but you don't

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00:31:23.480 Hey, welcome back. Ben Harnwell, we're pressed for time here. We're going to get you back on

00:31:33.560 tomorrow. Breaking news. There's no real movement on this situation with Ukraine funding. We told

00:31:40.120 you they can't hold the border hostage because they're just trying to put some bells and whistles

00:31:44.280 on it. Then a couple of guys like Mike Lee and some other people stood up and even Johnson sent the

00:31:48.640 letter and said, hey, it's got to be fundamental transformative. You got to give us control of

00:31:52.280 asylum. They're so freaked out of it. They give that. Trump will inherit it. It'll make our job 0.99

00:31:56.140 easier in shutting down the border. But the border is going to be shut down long before that. Bottom

00:32:00.300 line, Ukraine, the $60, $80 billion kind of get kicked to the curb unceremoniously. And I hope 0.91

00:32:07.960 the leaders in London and in Brussels and Davos and all that understand, stop watching MSNBC and CNN.

00:32:16.240 They've been dead wrong. We told you it was going to happen. The war room led the effort on this

00:32:19.900 to stop the killing, the needless killing and sacrificing of folks in Ukraine. When all this, 0.53

00:32:26.960 all the military consultants and everybody tied to the military industrial contract has just been

00:32:31.500 lying from the beginning. We're kind of where we started, except we got, I don't know, 75,000 to

00:32:37.080 100,000 dead, many more wounded. I think a third of the population, 25% of the population Ukraine has

00:32:43.240 left. They'll never recover. The other things will never recover. Nobody's ever going to approve

00:32:48.060 Larry Fink and these guys sending trillions of dollars over to rebuild it. That's a joke.

00:32:52.760 That's going to have to come from Europe too. That's the next big fight. But something else

00:32:56.140 is happening. I had Yoram Hazani on this morning and about this, the Sharia supremacist uprising

00:33:01.820 throughout the world. And Ben, you've been working this with Rahim Ghassam and others around the

00:33:06.120 European Parliament now for, I don't know, over a decade or 20, 30 years. And I guess since 2013

00:33:12.160 or with Rotherham, it's been going on forever. There's a, is there a law being passed right

00:33:16.740 now that's against the law to burn the Koran? Tell me what's going on in this, because I don't

00:33:20.160 know if they've got any laws about burning the Holy Word of God, which would be the Bible.

00:33:26.260 Yes, Steve, this is a development in Denmark and the Danish Parliament has passed a law that

00:33:32.100 has now made it illegal. They've prohibited the act of burning the Koran. So for example,

00:33:39.920 I mean, they were saying that there were various protests in front of a number of diplomatic

00:33:45.000 missions they wanted to tamp that down. So just to put this into perspective, Steve, and

00:33:51.180 I am broadly a free speech absolutist. So if you wanted to protest, for example, the US

00:33:58.740 government, for example, in Israel, in the Holy Land, for example, you could go in front

00:34:04.520 of an embassy and burn the American flag. Now, some people obviously, especially people

00:34:10.680 who, not just people who've served in the forces, some people find that a step too far.

00:34:15.440 But as I say, I am a free speech absolutist. So you can burn the American flag, but you can't

00:34:21.780 burn the Koran in Denmark. Now, so the obvious question is why not? And because in Denmark, it's 0.96

00:34:31.660 considered by Muslims, obviously, burning the Koran, an act of blasphemy. Fair enough. 1.00

00:34:36.180 But what is now strange is that a secular, modern, European, supposedly liberal, progressive

00:34:43.080 state like Denmark, you know, at the forefront of the liberal, progressive democracies in Northern

00:34:51.060 Europe, they have now got the secular government underwriting Sharia law, right? You now have a 0.91

00:34:59.720 secular state saying, we're going to prohibit burning the Koran because it's a blasphemous 0.81

00:35:05.480 act. Well, the last time I looked, Denmark wasn't a Muslim nation. But, ah, this is what happens. 1.00

00:35:12.500 This is how, these are the signs that you see that the historic cultural basis of a society

00:35:18.160 shifts, in this case, shifting from the traditional Christian cultural religious context to another

00:35:25.660 faith, the Islamic faith. And under that context, it's entirely logical and natural that a country

00:35:32.760 whose primary cultural force is Islamic would prohibit burning the Koran. Now, this is one 1.00

00:35:39.980 of these things, Steve, just to refer back to what we said before the break, this is one

00:35:44.640 of these things where it's happening in Europe now. And if nothing changes in the United States,

00:35:48.640 this will be happening in America tomorrow. Oh, it's no doubt about that. Um, because that's,

00:35:56.280 that's what this war is about. So Sharia is Muslim Brotherhood's Sharia supremacist. Ben, 0.64

00:36:01.980 how do people get to you on Getter? How they follow you everywhere on worm.org, Oliver, for all

00:36:06.400 your special exclusive content, all free, I might add, all free, but where'd they go?

00:36:10.740 Uh, as you say, warring.org, uh, Bannon's warring on Rumble and on Steve Bannon on Getter. Now,

00:36:18.980 Stephen K. Bannon does have a couple of my excellent posts waiting in the pipeline to share. I am just

00:36:26.220 going to, to, to say now in five seconds, one thing that I will be posting on, um, is the assassination

00:36:32.520 of a pro-Russian former Ukrainian member of parliament in Moscow, uh, Ilya, uh, Kiva. Um,

00:36:40.860 now you mentioned, uh, just as we started off in this segment, talking about the differences and

00:36:45.520 the similarities between Ukraine and Russia. Yeah. As the political class in Ukraine implodes,

00:36:52.080 it is more and more resembling the regime, um, that we're supposed to be against. And let's not

00:36:57.720 forget, let's not forget, Putin still hasn't killed Alexei Navalny, uh, who's still, who's

00:37:03.240 just only in prison. And this, this assassination, Steve, that the SBU has already taken credit for

00:37:10.080 that. So that's the, that's the, that's the way things. The SB, the SBU being, the SBU being,

00:37:15.640 the SBU being the intelligence services of Ukraine, correct? Absolutely so. Yeah, absolutely so.

00:37:22.920 Thank you. By the way, Putin doesn't have time. He's down with her ally, quote unquote,

00:37:26.840 in UAE, MBZ being honored like a conquering hero. Uh, enough of that for another day. That's where

00:37:34.840 you gotta go to Birch Gold, go to Birch Gold, understand the, the power of what's happening

00:37:39.380 here with the BRICS. MBZ in the UAE is one of them are supposed to be our ally. They've already

00:37:44.120 announced they're off of, uh, they're going to get off the petrodollar. They're going to do it in

00:37:47.760 the currency of the people buying long-term purchases of, of significance and that being led

00:37:53.140 by the Chinese Communist Party. So he's down there as part of OPEC plus to cause all kinds 0.99

00:37:58.380 of problems. This is what you have when you have feckless leadership. Ben Harnwell, thank

00:38:01.340 you very much. We had, I think yesterday, one of the most important interviews. Thanks

00:38:05.960 brother. And one of the most important interviews we've done, uh, with, uh, Matt Staver over at

00:38:10.000 Liberty Council. And Matt's a pretty steady guy. He's won tons of cases at the Supreme Court.

00:38:14.320 Really takes on things that are serious with, with taking on cases. He thinks that he can change the

00:38:19.640 narrative and change the direction of the country by winning. Uh, he had some very harrowing things

00:38:24.640 to say. I asked David and Nancy Flynn to join us from Warrior Essentials. Let's say David, Nancy,

00:38:29.380 thank you for joining us. I want to play a little press for time. I want to play the clips. Let's play

00:38:33.080 the first clip. And then I want you guys to respond. And so these researchers found the levels of

00:38:40.380 that residual DNA fragment to exceed acceptable levels that has been set by even the World Health

00:38:49.920 Organization and the FDA and others. So these are problematic in that what, uh, one of the researchers

00:38:57.440 who formerly was with, uh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, uh, Human Genome Project, who was one

00:39:05.360 of the researchers for this, he said that what these fragments can do is that these fragments can

00:39:13.120 create various kinds of cancers and various mutations. They can alter your DNA. They can

00:39:19.560 impact your DNA structure within your body. And that's why it's so serious. And.

00:39:27.580 Okay. Uh, David and Nancy, when I heard the stavers are very steady, Eddie's one, tons of, uh,

00:39:32.740 cases, he's using research here from, from, uh, the war and posse working with, uh, daily cloud

00:39:39.340 and Naomi Wolf and Amy Kelly's team, but he also does his own research substantial.

00:39:43.420 This scared the audience to death. Tell me what he just said. And I know you guys have been working

00:39:49.100 on solutions to this for a long time, but tell our audience what just happened there.

00:39:53.460 Hey, thanks for having us on Steve.

00:39:55.340 Yeah. Pleasure to be here. Pleasure to be here. So I, he's referring to Steve Kirsch and, uh,

00:39:59.400 and Phillip Buchholz there who, who have both been on the cutting edge of, of a lot of the

00:40:04.020 discoveries, uh, Nami Wolf, uh, she's been there too. So I don't want to leave it. There's too many

00:40:08.040 names to, to, to list there, but just on the cutting edge of finding what was really in the shots

00:40:13.280 and it's the, the DNA in there. It's, it's actually, it was an experimental gene therapy.

00:40:18.320 They weren't really vaccines. There, there were more of gene therapies. Uh, that Steve, that's,

00:40:22.780 that's why we came out with our restore gene product. Um, you know, it's, we actually, um,

00:40:27.700 we can't affect your DNA. We don't want to change your DNA, but we can change your epigenome and the

00:40:34.720 epigenome controls the DNA. So, you know, what, what the heck's an epigenome? Well, think of your

00:40:39.280 DNA as your hardware and the epigenome is the software that runs it. And it decides, you know,

00:40:44.840 what genes are activated, what aren't. And one of the concerns people have when they, when they look

00:40:49.040 at this potential mutations that can occur from these shots is that it can go in and deactivate,

00:40:56.400 you know, you have good genes and bad genes. Some genes make you healthier. Some genes might

00:41:00.560 promote, you know, tumor growth or things like that. And, and that's what, what he went on to

00:41:04.840 talk about in that, uh, in that clip is that doctors are seeing just as surge in these turbo

00:41:10.760 diseases and cancers and people, people going into the doctor and, you know, it's not, you have cancer

00:41:16.500 in three months, come back, I'm going to start working on it. It's, you have cancer in three weeks

00:41:20.140 later at stage four and you're getting ready to die. And that's unusual. That, that, that isn't really

00:41:25.100 typically the way, way those diseases have progressed. And, and a lot of the, a lot of the

00:41:29.240 attention and research now is looking at, you know, is that because of these mutations? So, um,

00:41:34.540 it, it, scary times. Yeah. One, one thing I will say is that these shots, it's, it's like an onion,

00:41:39.560 but every time we peel back another layer, it should, it just gets worse and worse and worse. And

00:41:44.380 whether, you know, whether it was intentional or not intentionally at work, that's not our job here.

00:41:49.600 There there's a whole army and those guys are doing great work on the legal side. There's a lot of

00:41:53.660 great researchers, uh, doing work there. Our role is basically to take our experience and expertise,

00:41:59.480 which is, uh, targeted nutrition, supplementation, healing through diet, and apply it to how we can

00:42:05.420 help people deal with these consequences. Because if, if we don't take back control of our health,

00:42:11.180 how are we going to have an army to go and affect these changes in the world that we need to change

00:42:14.960 to get our freedom back? So, so they, I mean, you can, you can touch on a little of, uh, or how we got here.

00:42:20.740 Yeah. Let's play the next clip and then we'll more fully work this out because what this guy

00:42:28.560 said is so explosive. Let's go and play the next clip. So we have not only a very aggressive and

00:42:34.860 skilled legal team, but we have a very skilled research team and on the COVID issue and particularly

00:42:39.860 the VAX itself, we've done a credible amount of research. So when I say that I'm not being histrionic,

00:42:46.480 that is just what the facts are. And recently there's a verified study that came out in April

00:42:51.460 of 2023 for Massachusetts based, uh, researchers discovered the presence of parts of DNA sequence

00:43:00.120 known as the simian virus 40 or the SV 40 origin enhancer promoter, which has long been used in

00:43:07.140 experimental gene therapy research. Uh, this is a real problem to have within these COVID shots.

00:43:13.820 And this is particularly that was discovered in the Pfizer slash BioNTech shots. Typically what

00:43:19.740 happens in manufacturing the mRNA COVID shot, you have bacterial produced circular DNAs that are used

00:43:28.420 as a template to make the modified RNA, which after purification then is supposed to eliminate

00:43:36.120 all of the residual DNA fragments. The problem that what we found in this and what these researchers

00:43:41.620 have discovered is that there are DNA fragments that were not purified that still remain in the Pfizer

00:43:48.680 BioNTech vials. Now, why is that a problem? That's a problem because of this SV 40. Uh, this is an animal

00:43:57.260 type of, uh, product and this is a residual DNA that's in the VAX that goes into your body. And so these

00:44:06.980 researchers found the levels of that residual DNA fragment to exceed acceptable levels that has been

00:44:17.260 set by even the world health organization and the FDA and others. So these are problematic in that

00:44:24.820 what, uh, one of the researchers who formerly was with, uh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

00:44:31.760 uh, human genome project, who was one of the researchers for this. He said that what these

00:44:38.240 fragments can do is that these fragments can create various kinds of cancers and various mutations.

00:44:46.480 They can alter your DNA. They can impact your DNA structure within your body. And that's why it's so

00:44:53.880 serious. Okay. You guys are the experts. Please help me out here. Cause this sounds like a science

00:44:59.680 when I, when I had Stever on, he's such a steady Eddie and when he started talking, I said, I got to

00:45:04.840 get the Flynn's on. I said, I'm starting to get scared because I've always said it was a experimental

00:45:09.600 gene therapy, but I'm just some guy talking, right? This sounds like a horror movie. Am I wrong there?

00:45:17.200 I wish you were. I mean, I wish you were. If you, if you, um, had put this in a script of taking it to

00:45:23.020 Hollywood a few years ago, they would have laughed you out of the room. But, uh, you know, what we

00:45:27.180 don't know is why these are in there. I mean, I mean, we know that, you know, he did a good job

00:45:32.360 explaining some of the technical reasons of where they came from. Um, we don't know, were they just

00:45:37.020 rushing it? Were these left in intentionally? We, we just, we don't know that, but we know what these

00:45:42.400 do when they get in the body. I mean, these, even some of these have been in previous vaccines,

00:45:46.980 even before COVID. Yeah. The monkey kidney cells, they found that in childhood vaccines,

00:45:52.940 as well. And SB40 was, was also part of what they found in, in all the childhood vaccines,

00:45:58.220 which is what we've been working with for, uh, 17 years, uh, the effects of that. So, um,

00:46:05.100 but it's, it's, you know, no matter why they're in there, it, yeah, it's bad. And it's as bad as it

00:46:10.480 sounds. And it's something that, you know, we need to address on multiple levels. We need to address

00:46:14.640 why they, why they lied, whatever reason they put it in there. Why did they hide that from,

00:46:19.380 from the regulators? Why did they hide that? Because nobody had informed consent. How do

00:46:23.520 you put a needle in your arm with informed consent if they lie to you about what's in it?

00:46:27.320 So they hit it. Uh, it's very detrimental. Uh, a lot of these things, especially like the SB40,

00:46:33.100 they think cause cancer. And now we're seeing explosion in cancers. So, uh, you know, go figure

00:46:37.720 it. Maybe they, they'll call that an anecdotal story, but when you get enough anecdotal stories

00:46:42.040 put together, it's, it's no longer, you know, there, it has, it has, uh, it has strength behind

00:46:47.080 it. Let me, let me, let me, let me play the last clip and then I'll have a couple minutes

00:46:50.960 to turn to you guys to talk about the regimen you've got to sort this thing out. Let's go

00:46:54.300 and play the last clip. Well, if you look at, say, for example, Bill Gates, uh, Bill Gates

00:46:59.500 has a revolving door between his nonprofits and the WHO and the other agencies and the people

00:47:08.040 that are in the FDA and the CDC and the NIH, uh, they're not going to criticize big pharma

00:47:13.840 because once they transition out of their government job, they're going to get a big lucrative

00:47:19.340 job with one of those Gates, uh, nonprofits, or they're going to get a big job with one

00:47:25.120 of the big pharmaceutical companies. So there's this revolving door between big pharma and the

00:47:30.420 drug agencies. And there's this revolving door in this symbiotic relationship between people

00:47:36.200 like Bill Gates and his nonprofits. We could have a whole program just on the incredible

00:47:41.920 amount of money that he made in investing in BioNTech. I mean, how did he choose BioNTech

00:47:48.620 as an example? It was a company that was eight or 10 years old, never had a FDA approved product.

00:47:53.880 And yet in 2019, he invested millions and millions of dollars into BioNTech. And then lo and behold,

00:47:59.160 BioNTech gets this job to create an MRNA shot along with Pfizer. But BioNTech was the

00:48:06.180 entity and now it becomes a huge profit for Bill Gates. There is a symbiotic connection between

00:48:13.440 that. And so I think what we've seen is there's a reformation that is necessary within the agencies

00:48:20.400 that regulate big pharma, like the FDA, CDC, NIH. Within big pharma itself, we need to amend

00:48:27.160 and change the law so that they don't have this liability protection for vaccines that goes back

00:48:32.000 to the 1980s. And we also need to challenge the medical community to start thinking for yourself.

00:48:39.640 Many of them are, but so many are not.

00:48:44.100 We got about three minutes, but you guys have come for the register. I mean, this thing yesterday,

00:48:47.700 and I can tell you, hearing it in highlights is even worse. You guys have worked in this for years,

00:48:53.380 17 years. You now have a regimen of what people can do. Just walk me through what you've got and how

00:48:58.180 people get access to it because I want them to immerse yourself in information because we were

00:49:02.140 all called conspiracy theorists a couple of years ago when we said, hey, we think there's experimental

00:49:06.300 gene therapy. This thing could be dangerous. Let's think about it. We were all shut down and now it's 0.71

00:49:11.380 coming up that's true. So walk us through the solution. Yeah. You know, it's funny. I don't

00:49:15.320 think either one of us are going to be getting any of those cushy job offers from big pharma anytime soon.

00:49:20.480 Yeah. So, so yeah, you know, we, we touched on our show before about how we, you know, we,

00:49:26.360 we have a son who was vaccine injured and that, that just opened our eyes. So when this whole

00:49:30.500 thing happened, we had, we had a lot more clarity into what was going on, but I know we're short on

00:49:34.880 time. So we talked about our restoraging product, but just what we have in our protocol, it's we really

00:49:41.880 almost looked at it like a tree on a situation. We have to prioritize and identify and see what we need

00:49:46.580 to deal with at each, you know, as quickly as we can. The first thing we want to do is get this,

00:49:51.880 get these toxins out of your body. And we were actually working on a formula for a different

00:49:56.680 reason. It turned out that it activated and promoted a process in the body called autophagy.

00:50:02.140 And that's the body's recycling process. That's where the body just gets the junk out,

00:50:06.320 breaks it down. So like the spike protein, it's going to break it down into amino acids and then give

00:50:10.460 those back to the body so that you can build healthy cells. So you want to get the, you want to remove

00:50:15.340 the toxins out of the body. Then we looked at how do we start repairing some of the damage and a lot

00:50:20.160 of the damage that people are seeing is clotting issues. You know, these micro clots, or even if

00:50:25.320 you, if you, if you saw Richard Hirschman's videos that he put out, the funeral director, where he was

00:50:31.500 pulling out these clots that, that, you know, I don't know, they looked like garden hoses coming out

00:50:35.440 of people. So, so how do you get rid of those? Well, you can use a protease and like a, like a natokinase

00:50:42.800 or something like that. And those basically have the ability to break down the fibrin and blood

00:50:47.280 clots. So we have our nato product out there, uh, that can go and help, help with some of those

00:50:52.180 clotting issues. And then we get to kind of that, that's dealing with the immediate, uh, issues.

00:50:57.560 Then we have to start looking to the future. And, and that's what, uh, that's what, uh, Matt

00:51:01.580 Staber was just talking about. These turbo issues coming, these degenerative diseases, you know,

00:51:06.100 the body attacking itself or, or disease is just getting out of control. And, and we feel a lot of that

00:51:11.560 from the research we've done is that it's part of the DNA. Guys, guys, we gotta, we gotta, we've

00:51:16.420 got, we gotta, we gotta bounce. Where do people go to start to immerse themselves? We'll have

00:51:19.860 you back on tomorrow. Cause I want to drill down. Where do people go? Warroomwellness.com

00:51:25.420 warroomwellness.com. We've got a great special there for your listeners and for the war room

00:51:29.720 posse and warroomwellness.com. Check it out. All kinds of info there should answer all your

00:51:34.520 questions. Uh, we're always here to help. So we appreciate it, Steve. I want everybody go. I want

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Bannon's War Room - December 08, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 431： Once The Money Stops People Start To Listen

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