Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 438： Live From AMFest 2023

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

00:00:20.820 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:28.560 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:34.360 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:39.420 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:43.200 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:50.300 stephen k bannon welcome to the war room it's our battleground episode for the day i know

00:00:58.460 you might be a little confused it's not stephen k bannon it's natalie g winters hosting and we have

00:01:03.320 raheem kasam riding shotgun with me middle name raheem j right that's right by the way fun fact

00:01:10.760 everyone that is is cool in my book their middle initial is a j darren j beady raheem j kasam and

00:01:18.320 donald j trump there you go there you go i know you guys might be confused thinking this is a an

00:01:23.040 episode of the national pulse tv show remember that because it's me and you but it's not it's

00:01:28.520 war room battleground we also have jason jones here with us who does wonderful wonderful work i have

00:01:33.740 some questions to ask you and then raheem and i will have a little back and forth okay

00:01:38.780 repartee that's what steve always says i say you're aiming a little high but maybe

00:01:43.680 do you have a middle name i do and it's it's j there you go no not really but it's scott jason

00:01:52.400 scott jones but i didn't want to let you down but you have a j in the first name i have two j's by the

00:01:56.640 way i feel like i just need to preface the show this is going to be casual this is our fourth hour

00:02:00.420 of broadcasting like it's big for yourself it's been a lot it's your fourth hour book my fourth

00:02:05.380 hour well you know i don't know anyways jason yes steve told me that we had to have you on because

00:02:11.280 you put out a pretty epic press release i don't know if it's epic because it's a wonderful troll

00:02:15.400 or what you guys are actually doing is so great but you're kind of saying no to everything that

00:02:20.220 the world economic forum the un cop 28 wants to do with climate change fossil fuels basically make

00:02:25.640 life unlivable i hear you guys are giving out more coal than santa giving out fossil fuels 100

00:02:31.420 we give out fossil fuels no it's true it is a troll we're trolling santa claus and klaus schwab

00:02:37.040 at the same time but for several years we distribute coal uh hundreds and hundreds of tons

00:02:42.960 thousands of tons of coal uh we started in afghanistan with the widows and orphans of our afghan

00:02:49.160 allies who were killed in action action after the fall of the taliban they were they were freezing to

00:02:53.540 death they were starving so we we had a system that we used to evacuate afghan allies and american

00:02:59.280 citizens that were left in afghanistan after the fall as the brutal winter came and we still had so

00:03:03.980 many allies that were abandoned in afghanistan we thought we need to keep them alive until we can

00:03:08.460 the state department does its job now it's three years later we've expanded to mongolia

00:03:13.200 pakistan where we have safe houses for christians and other ethnic and religious communities facing

00:03:18.360 genocide the mission of the vulnerable people project is to advance the interests of ethnic and

00:03:22.960 religious minorities trapped in totalitarian regimes facing genocide or democide now rahim feel free to jump

00:03:28.760 and if you have any questions thank you well this is so this is such a like role reversal i'm so used

00:03:34.300 to i'll wait my turn but i know you guys also do a lot of work in china i think last time you were

00:03:40.620 on the show we were talking about the uh similarities and differences between what's going on in ukraine

00:03:46.560 and china sort of the distinction between the people and the ruling regime but i know jimmy lies

00:03:51.340 this trial just started and you guys have been covering that closely so can you i know we have

00:03:56.220 a large lao baijing audience yeah well not for you i mean you guys and a few other outlets the idea that

00:04:02.200 a billionaire philanthropist and um owner of major news organization is sitting in prison for nothing

00:04:10.500 and will probably die in prison seems like a pretty big story but the mainstream media has completely

00:04:15.540 abandoned jimmy lie and it's not just jimmy lie his trial starts today there have been seven catholic

00:04:20.020 bishops that have been disappeared by the ccp of course tens of thousands of catholic lay people

00:04:25.040 and other democracy activists in hong kong just disappeared and a necessary condition to defeating

00:04:30.440 the great greece at the administrative state is to free the people of china from the ccp but american

00:04:37.280 corporations are so intertwined into the economy of china that if we just exerted influence the three

00:04:42.820 million uyghur that are sitting in concentration camps working to death till they need their organs to

00:04:47.820 be harvested can be released the christians that have the boot of the ccp on their neck the fallen gong

00:04:53.000 and others would be freed but our voice hasn't been heard but thanks to the war room and if and the

00:04:57.740 outlets that are here i believe when i graduated college i wrote my three goals and one of them was

00:05:04.480 to see the people of china freed from the ccp and when you come here today and see um the overwhelming

00:05:10.960 enthusiasm for the defeat of the ccp which you and your team have driven it's it gives me hope

00:05:15.920 okay before we let you go why did you come to amfest and are you having a good time i am having a time

00:05:22.260 i came to amfest because i have seven children oh wow and they wanted to come to amfest are they all

00:05:27.180 here they are four of my seven children are here those are those are good numbers yeah they're hanging

00:05:31.440 out backstage right now to meet tulsi gabbard i'm from hawaii she's an old friend um so i really came

00:05:37.380 for my children initially but i have a new book coming out april 16th the great campaign against

00:05:43.580 the great reset and a philanthropist who read the book has purchased 55 000 copies to give out through

00:05:49.360 turning point usa to its students so at the last minute charlie said you want to come and speak we'd

00:05:55.300 like you to come and speak and uh my kids were like we're going dad so we're here that's so awesome

00:06:00.520 jason if people want to help you guys out find out more about what you do where can they go

00:06:04.680 to do all that for the project our website's the great campaign.org if you go there you can sign

00:06:09.880 our our statement of support for jimmy lie uh the great campaign.org and you can see all the work and

00:06:14.700 it's not i'm not making this up it is a fact we have delivered more coal for christmas in three

00:06:19.600 years than saint nicholas has in 17 centuries it's an absolute fact that's amazing thank you so much for

00:06:25.400 joining us thank you very much thank you always thank you brother all right now it's it's really

00:06:31.580 like the national pulse tv show i'm i'm so excited for this it's been a while not just since i've seen

00:06:37.020 you but since we've been broadcasting together now there are so many things that i want to ask you but

00:06:41.440 one story that i've really been focusing on lately um is how the white house's new messaging on ukraine

00:06:47.380 they sort of previewed it it leaked out in politico in october saying that we need to continue to fund

00:06:52.180 the ukraine war because it's good for the american industrial base and it's good for american jobs

00:06:56.920 now we see this massive media blitz and all the mainstream news outlets basically parroting those

00:07:02.280 talking points no shock there the atlantic their lead story today was you know bashing republicans

00:07:07.500 saying oh they don't support ukraine aid because of trump where do you think the messaging is going

00:07:12.720 to go on the ukraine front from the other side from the democrats do you think we're going to see a

00:07:17.560 reversal from them like they've sort of done a little bit on the issue of immigration or do you think

00:07:22.060 they are so committed to getting aid to any country other than our own that they're not going to do

00:07:26.900 a kind of 180 on that well i think where john fetterman goes right now a lot of the left is going

00:07:35.880 to go if you look at his messaging especially on the u.s steel uh proposed sale that came out today

00:07:42.680 if you look at his messaging on the border even if you look at his messaging on on senator menendez

00:07:47.960 and what should happen to him after his foreign agent stuff you know john fetterman before he

00:07:53.120 actually ran he said i'm not a progressive i'm an old school democrat and he's actually been an old

00:07:58.700 school democrat in the senate now you know we can we can talk about how that's come to pass and whether

00:08:05.120 or not he's mentally capable of all of that but whoever's running his stuff right now is kind of

00:08:11.640 running it as a as a left-wing america first senator uh his approach to foreign policy i think is going

00:08:20.180 to take a lot of people in his party with him because they're actually beginning to see that

00:08:24.960 especially in a swing district especially in a swing state uh you cannot afford to turn around to

00:08:30.580 the american public now and say we need 60 billion more dollars we need 100 billion more dollars so

00:08:35.480 that's point one point two is it really does depend on how much uh vladimir putin wants to

00:08:42.140 solidify what what can only be deemed a partial victory for him right now it's certainly not a

00:08:48.000 partial victory for nato it's certainly not a partial victory for ukraine it's all kinds of losses for

00:08:53.400 them so putin uh will want to take a victory lap and it depends on what that victory lap looks like

00:08:58.420 if that victory lap looks like going further into ukraine and going back into kiev again

00:09:04.220 then you're going to see the same old talking points all over again from from the atlantic from

00:09:08.340 the media class and from uh you know the the both the republicans and the democrats in majority

00:09:13.160 on capitol hill so that is something that we don't really have any any say over or control over

00:09:18.580 and the third thing is uh when it comes to that you know they cannot abandon globalism as a concept

00:09:25.420 they will die it's not a hill it's a ditch and they will die in that ditch so i don't expect that

00:09:32.440 they will necessarily turn around and say oh you know what that whole thing was a terrible idea

00:09:36.340 what they'll say is you didn't give us enough money you didn't give us enough tanks you didn't

00:09:41.760 give us enough you know surface to air missiles like we we it's the old thing about you know real

00:09:47.300 communism hasn't been tried yet right they'll turn around they'll say real globalism hasn't been tried

00:09:53.240 yet i hope that answers the question in some way i think so and you always know that it's natalie

00:09:57.700 winters hosting the war room because i don't interrupt i let my guests what do you mean by

00:10:03.240 that i've never done that on air but i i don't think i ever will well i because you guys always

00:10:08.320 give such great analysis and i know you can really see things through not just your britishish european

00:10:14.420 lens but you see stuff from sort of the the meta perspective in other words where things are going

00:10:19.180 right i think we have always thought in terms of narrative and i think that's something that a lot of

00:10:23.280 conservative media doesn't do so you know you bring up john fetterman in the context of swing

00:10:28.120 states in the election what democrats are doing to remain politically popular and i think we have

00:10:33.160 someone crashing us you can i'm afraid i'm afraid speak speaking of speaking of europeans

00:10:40.420 particularly unwelcome ones we have some

00:10:43.500 jack is in the house the brothers pasobic but i don't know if if everybody at home can see

00:10:51.700 okay maybe we don't have good lighting but jack is behind us and jack is causing a nuisance of

00:10:58.120 himself and again behind us you know here's the problem here's the problem when there's a camera

00:11:04.400 with an on light jack will be there that's what you can guarantee and when there's an open bar

00:11:09.960 raheem will be there hold on hold on hold on hold on that's true usually raheem has not had a drop

00:11:19.860 to drink in two and a half weeks so that's a long time for me i haven't had one in like two or three

00:11:26.860 years i'm following in jack's footsteps over here except except how many years has it been jack

00:11:32.540 he's done 18 years dry i think i'll get to about 18 days 18 hours yeah usually 18 hours of stretch

00:11:40.960 i've already started it i already started it i already started my dry january ladies and gentlemen

00:11:46.160 i already started jack doesn't drink steve bannon doesn't drink everybody here here's the thing

00:11:50.880 everybody in the war room is sober and but people send so many gifts into the war room they send

00:11:57.060 bottles of scotch and they said and so i said i'll take one for the team you know you don't want

00:12:01.980 this just sitting there what what a kind generous guy so ladies and gentlemen if you have any fine

00:12:08.020 scotch raheem's address is this is gonna be a fun show it's the battleground edition but no it brings

00:12:15.200 me back to my point you always see the news in terms of narrative and where they're going with this

00:12:19.800 so you bring up the election you bring up democrats doing stuff as if the election is actually

00:12:23.820 adjudicated on a fair basis and ballots right well by the way did you see today okay go ahead sorry

00:12:30.060 it's my steve impression right hang on hang on um today in washington dc they finally found a court

00:12:44.680 finally found one of these democrat ward district managers or whatever elected official guilty of

00:12:53.220 voting twice once in dc once in maryland this is despite the board of elections in washington dc saying

00:12:59.300 for the last two years that there's been zero not one piece of evidence of vote for taking place

00:13:04.680 and you know what her sentence was today a 500 fine she read it on the national pulse she read it on the

00:13:15.000 national pulse a 500 fine this is a felony in most states but washington dc gave a slap on the wrist

00:13:23.080 500 fine by the way she's she's a recipient of taxpayer salary so dc residents mind you it's their

00:13:30.560 fault anyway for electing her dc residents are paying that fine she's not paying that fine

00:13:34.600 but leads you to your question sort of no we'll figure it out no no my question for you is we know

00:13:42.340 they have so many tricks up their sleeve right whether it's global war going on in ukraine what

00:13:46.780 we see unfolding in the middle east who knows what's going to happen in taiwan the invasion of

00:13:50.220 the southern border shall i go on i don't think we have enough time but what do you think is the next

00:13:55.620 thing that they're going to roll out particularly ahead of the 2024 election to influence the outcome

00:14:03.120 is it going to be some sort of public health emergency is it going to be climate lockdowns is

00:14:07.100 it going to be deploying taylor swift where do you think they're going with it do a leaper

00:14:12.700 um what's that other one that you like my new favorite artist is actually tate mcrae so this is

00:14:19.960 the issue i'm so informal with you that i forget we're on like live tv i don't even know what that

00:14:25.180 is she's great fun fact she's my favorite artist she was in the airport at my gate when i was flying

00:14:32.120 to amfest and i freaked out you didn't bring her she i don't think she was coming to amfest

00:14:36.660 um they we have a bigger superstar it's you but only because of you the um answer your question is

00:14:45.620 like obviously the taylor swift stuff is is they're grooming young people to vote left and she's going

00:14:52.720 to be all the way out there talking about you know she'll talk about abortion and all of this stuff

00:14:56.240 she'll you know probably confess to having had 18 different you know from different but i think

00:15:01.680 the climate that seems low i think the climate lockdown stuff will be a bridge too far for them

00:15:06.260 between now and november what i do think is did you know have you guys noticed they don't say flu season

00:15:11.580 anymore they say they say rsv but like that encompasses flu now too and other types of things

00:15:20.040 like that so i think there's definitely going to be a health thing where they say oh you know it's got

00:15:24.900 to this level now and because nobody's been getting their flu shots and well i think they'll

00:15:29.260 definitely try that but there are so many tricks and one in particular that i'm paying very close

00:15:35.120 attention to is that um what do you call it the third um the third way the third party thing where

00:15:41.560 they're trying to do with andrew yang and all of that stuff yeah so they've been trying to do that

00:15:45.480 very quietly and it kind of built a habit ahead of steam at first and then they said oh no it's not

00:15:50.180 going to work whatever they do the same with rfk at the same time right but what's clearly happening

00:15:55.280 here is they intend to stand their candidates only in specific places where they know that they can

00:16:01.160 message trump down in the ballot and you know we we here are diehards right we have to accept that

00:16:08.260 we're kind of ride or die people but there are people out there who are genuine like trump swing voters

00:16:13.820 and they kind of want a reason to tell their friends that like oh no i didn't actually i know i told you

00:16:19.500 i might but i didn't actually because it's that social scene that social circuit and it's the

00:16:23.580 public pressure campaign being leveled against them right and so they're going to stand third

00:16:28.660 party candidates in specific places where they feel like they can pressure people into going well you

00:16:34.480 know you can vote for joe manchin because he believes in some of the things you believe in and

00:16:38.920 then you don't have to feel all dirty about your vote and that is one of my biggest fears because i have

00:16:44.880 somebody inside that organization who kind of tells me on a day-to-day basis please stop talking about

00:16:50.780 it because they're listening okay i'm gonna change the the run of show a little bit here do you guys

00:16:56.740 have any questions oh yeah let's do some q a no or for me but primarily for him because i'm losing my

00:17:02.900 voice does anyone have any questions and if no i have a question for him so no pressure but

00:17:07.800 no no no has a comment okay i don't know if i can reach or in these shoes if i fall that would be

00:17:19.220 actually it'd probably go viral so i'll take it i just want to say thank you guys for all you're

00:17:23.720 doing especially when you guys got to run against the murdoch news and all that stuff changing the

00:17:28.220 way that media landscape is for conservatives especially that there's no real populist voice

00:17:33.440 and conservative media so having that like you guys national pulse uh real america's voice and

00:17:40.880 all those guys love it thank you although that was more directed towards you i'm also a pulse plus

00:17:46.620 subscriber we got a pulse plus subscriber boom got a pulse plus subscriber over here we have another

00:17:52.060 two pulse plus subscribers over here third pulse plus subscriber over here they're all here i'm glad i

00:17:58.680 came now that's it that's all of them we have by the way we have 10 000 subscribers now to the

00:18:06.480 national pulse and i want to get to 25 000 by the end of next year so thank you for being there with us

00:18:12.140 gonna help us grow the team help us grow the brand and by the way it's such a good point you know steve

00:18:17.220 actually texted me this morning because there was a piece i think in semaphore talking about the

00:18:21.500 influencer networks on the left did you see this no steve only texted others up they were talking about

00:18:27.800 the influencer networks on the left and he said like is the influencer thing kind of dead what's

00:18:33.040 going on with it how does it work so the problem is on the left they have all of these shadow

00:18:38.620 organizations you know a lot of them funded by the same old people the soruses and the same charities

00:18:44.760 and the think tanks and all that and they pay all these guys but they're in firm hard contracts

00:18:50.620 right you must say this you must tweet this you know x many times a day if we tell you to pull

00:18:56.620 something down you got to pull it down here's a contract etc etc whereas what the right does

00:19:01.780 because we are more used to kind of a free market way of thinking is they 1099 all of them they're

00:19:07.120 not like contracted staffers or anything like that so there's very little cohesive messaging that comes

00:19:13.840 out from the right everybody's kind of just going off in their own directions and doing things and they

00:19:17.620 still get like the influencer paycheck at the end of the month so my attitude towards it is we actually

00:19:22.740 have to develop if we're going to pursue that as a thing now i'm not on tiktok or anything like that but

00:19:29.460 plenty of people are unfortunately and so if you want to reach those people you can't do it ad hoc like

00:19:34.740 there has to be a centralized kind of clearinghouse for these things to take place and it just it is

00:19:40.980 non-existent on our side and that the democrat who was quoted in this semaphore story this morning said

00:19:46.740 said oh you know on the ages of 18 to 25 uh tens of thousands of people watched the uh conservative

00:19:55.680 debates and town halls and all of that stuff on instagram and tiktok these guys reach 2.5 3 million

00:20:04.740 people every day and that is the gulf that we have there and i am not one of these people who is

00:20:11.680 optimistic about gen z unfortunately because and most gen z people will tell you that too i'm going

00:20:18.300 to i'm going to interrupt you i'm going to pull steve my voice is going because we see a lot of

00:20:23.420 polling saying that younger people in my age demographic are you know kind of leaning more

00:20:28.460 towards trump than joe biden i know we seem to see those polls every single election and then come

00:20:33.260 election day again who knows if election day is an accurate reflection but there's a disconnect

00:20:38.000 between the polls and election day and it seems like i mean from my experience people are our age

00:20:43.080 my age george are not really ish are about 15 years older than you i'm sorry no um but i don't believe

00:20:52.240 the polls do you i mean it depends on the polls i mean i'm saying that younger people yeah no i i i think

00:20:59.920 that's a trap i i really look i think younger people have the uh in bill you know f you to authority

00:21:08.880 uh i think all younger people have that's not unique to gen z um yeah there was a phrase around the time

00:21:16.340 of the jfk assassination uh where younger people would say don't trust anyone over 30 and and that

00:21:23.260 was kind of the me a meme of the time and i think that's that's that can be just a normal thing that

00:21:28.740 young people do so i think that's what they're seeing that's what pollsters are seeing and and

00:21:33.520 they're translating that into election but that's not the way it goes um i i do think that trump has

00:21:41.260 a unique ability in a way that like you know mitt romney and all these those other clowns who have

00:21:47.660 come before him they didn't have which is you know he can go on the nelk boys thing and he can go

00:21:53.560 to ufc and is that a thing nelk boys i don't you know i don't even know what that is i'm a boomer

00:22:00.260 at heart i i've never seen it but they can do that he can do that and so he can cut through a little bit

00:22:05.760 better but at the same time we shouldn't fool ourselves into thinking that oh because there is

00:22:11.140 a certain subset of gen z that thinks in this way or tells pollsters like hey yeah let's go brandon

00:22:18.920 or whatever it is um that they're necessarily going to turn out and vote that way on election

00:22:22.860 day in my experience that is one of the silliest things we can do is one of the most uh naive things

00:22:30.060 we can do are there any audience q a's going once going going one oh we got a question this is so

00:22:36.700 exciting i've always wanted to throw t-shirts into a crowd which i got to do earlier today can i throw

00:22:41.600 your purse into the crowd no it's dior um hello pleasure natalie so i'm running for two office

00:22:49.300 positions as a republican in la county in california can you just tell me what is it possibly that we

00:22:55.440 can do in california to get everybody together so that we can smash the la gop and the ca gop and

00:23:02.100 the rnc because they they're not doing anything for us well i now sort of live in la um yeah you

00:23:08.340 answer that you're the cali girl between there and i was actually born and raised in santa monica

00:23:12.520 believe it or not um you got no there was i was born and raised in santa monica

00:23:19.000 you usually hear like a whoo and by the way i could i probably i was born and raised in london

00:23:24.720 rahim and i one one summer went on like a speaking tour and when i whenever i would speak by myself i

00:23:33.800 would always get very like obsessed when i was talking about the chinese communist party and it was

00:23:37.740 just like depressing depressing depressing but then whenever we get together i always feel like

00:23:41.920 it's like a stand-up comedy type thing but it's not actually funny it just gives off like it's because

00:23:48.440 neither of us take each other seriously yeah it's true right by the way just side note because i don't

00:23:56.840 i don't even know i don't even know where this is airing but um rahim is the best boss that i ever

00:24:02.320 had don't tell steve if it he's over there we're gonna we're gonna tell him that somebody go tell

00:24:07.120 him that i mean that and i'm gonna loop this in to answer your question because i i honestly i i

00:24:12.320 don't know right i'm an investigative reporter on the chinese communist party primarily but i got

00:24:18.440 involved when i was 18 i hadn't even graduated high school and for some reason i was a huge fan of

00:24:25.340 his and i could have you know spent that summer on the couch listening to his show and listening to

00:24:31.480 steve i loved his oxford union speech but instead for some reason i believe it was god honestly

00:24:37.880 working through me but i reached out to rahim and i said i want to intern for you if you'll have me so

00:24:43.280 i think the answer to your question is we need to i think respect and appreciate but understand how

00:24:48.940 important people like rahim are in other words he took a chance on me and i'm so blessed to have this

00:24:54.160 opportunity now but when you interact with young people when you interact with anyone you know you

00:24:59.880 never know right and and it's again this is my life experience i know other people try and it doesn't

00:25:05.020 always work out but i really think that's to me what what the answer is is it's actually getting

00:25:11.000 involved right i didn't go to school for journalism probably if i did i i wouldn't be here because i would

00:25:17.560 have believed a bunch of different things but i think that the most important thing is just not

00:25:22.940 believing that if you don't have the credential if you're not an expert if you're not a candidate

00:25:27.820 that you know the mainstream news is going to have on it doesn't mean you're less it actually means i

00:25:32.880 would argue that you're better and i think once you break out of that mindset in all things just

00:25:37.740 even mental health and personal you know how you be yourself that that's when you sort of realize that

00:25:42.580 you can actually you're already already you already are winning but you know i don't know again i don't

00:25:47.900 give political advice but i just felt the need to say that because i wouldn't be here if it weren't

00:25:51.900 for raheem i get thank you by the way for the kind words natalie you're so popular here by the way

00:25:57.460 that people are throwing their hotel room key cards

00:26:00.280 oh well what hotel it says on it uh marion you don't know what room though maybe they've written

00:26:09.140 it on the back i don't know um i i i miss the entirety of the question at the beginning of the

00:26:14.380 question it's like how to take over the la gop well look uh firstly look i i'm not a happy warrior

00:26:20.400 okay i'm an angry warrior and for a long time i tried you know nigel farage who's probably the best

00:26:29.080 person i've ever worked for don't tell steve um he's a happy warrior he's at the pub he loves

00:26:35.780 talking to people he's rocking on his heels he's jumping up and down because we have 30 seconds

00:26:40.540 close this door close it quickly close this door 20 seconds 10 seconds and um 24 i'm angry and

00:26:48.260 sometimes you have to bully people so you go into that la gop office and you bully them every day

00:26:54.340 and insult them every day and tell the world who they really are every day and that's what i do

00:27:00.820 people see it all the time we're going to a break war room the most informal edition of battleground

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00:32:17.900 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:32:29.020 welcome back to war room battleground it's still not stephen k bannon maybe we need to get another

00:32:35.960 intro made for when i'm hosting so you guys don't get false promises but i have delivered two wonderful

00:32:42.340 guests for you we got morgan mcmichael from turning point usa and of course raheem kasam

00:32:47.460 of brexit fame of national pulse fame of natalie winters fame i was gonna say my life fame too um

00:32:54.300 now i want to ask you sort of picking up where i left off talking about how i just one day woke up

00:32:59.400 and decided to get involved you obviously for turning point i think we're about the same age

00:33:03.560 what advice do you have for other young people who are wanting to get involved how to actually

00:33:07.340 bite the bullet and just do it just do that bite the bullet and just do it i mean turning point

00:33:12.740 events are so special i mean we got like 13 000 attendees this year tons of students tons of

00:33:18.340 chapters like if i could say anything to the students it's just get involved to some capacity

00:33:22.440 there's definitely a chapter there's always somebody to talk to and don't let cancel culture control

00:33:26.760 your life now i know you have a video that's going super viral that has to do with with gender

00:33:31.840 ideology and all that crazy stuff i know you go to a lot of college campuses you do speaking tours

00:33:36.440 raheem and i were talking before the break about the polling with the younger generations when it

00:33:40.380 comes to biden when it comes to trump you know the economy various issues it seems like and i know

00:33:45.500 we see this before every election the polls suggest that younger people are going to come out in

00:33:49.100 droves for donald trump or at least not joe biden but do we think that's actually going to happen

00:33:54.820 what's your sort of litmus test on that when you're on so remember the poll that came out that

00:33:58.740 said that conserve or boys in high school are trending conservative i've been seeing that in

00:34:03.700 person you know i go to a lot of high schools and colleges i'm speaking i see definitely the liberal

00:34:07.800 crazies but don't believe everything that you see on the internet because you know you see the viral

00:34:11.260 clips but that is not necessarily the majority of what everybody believes on campuses you know we're

00:34:16.480 facing indoctrination we're facing a lot of the liberal ideologies in college campuses of course

00:34:21.740 but i think gen z is starting to wake up a little bit more and start to realize you know maybe i've

00:34:27.680 been lied to my entire life and i need to actually wake up and start loving my country and not

00:34:32.340 believing the hate that i keep telling talking about i was talking about this with steve on a

00:34:36.480 previous show and we were saying how some of the lies that young people have been told it's sort of

00:34:39.980 the world economic forum mindset of you will own nothing and you will be happy and i think people

00:34:44.420 focus a lot on the first part of that saying right that you will own nothing but i don't think

00:34:47.800 people focus as much on the you will be happy part because i think we see that playing out in

00:34:52.020 today's society in other words a lot of the lies that young people are sold how they'll be happy

00:34:56.360 whether it's the hookup culture not getting married not having kids doing you know just putting

00:35:00.760 yourself first and not indulging in the worldly world exactly what do you think are some of those

00:35:05.800 lies that young people have been sold and do you see a similar shift when it comes to that too

00:35:10.120 yeah i mean look at even gen z hookup culture has been diminishing over the past i want to say

00:35:15.040 five years because i think women are starting to wake up to the lies of feminism okay because if

00:35:20.160 you go back to the human your experience yeah it's true i'm learning but like the feminist movement

00:35:27.520 sucks and they keep lying to women and they gotta do something else like hookup culture is just not

00:35:33.280 it women are being over glorified with the feminist movement being lied to in so many ways and i think

00:35:38.500 they really are starting to take a shift and move away from that and said you know women want to get

00:35:43.200 married women want to have kids they want to have a family and not be in the worldly world

00:35:48.160 okay i'm gonna and what's funny is are you a woman are you a woman he was coming out as a woman

00:35:54.880 i was gonna say we've got an auction right here where are your husbands and kids listen

00:35:59.760 we're working on that they're working on it we're working on it feels like they should be working on it

00:36:04.640 okay okay what so we're gonna go back to we have a question we got a question i got it i got it i got

00:36:12.320 it doing it my name is samuel bishop i'm the ceo and founder of roma boots came here from communist

00:36:18.160 romania with nothing i started a company to help kids living in poverty i have to produce those boots

00:36:24.720 in china the investment is too much to invite to produce them here we don't need boots in 33 countries

00:36:30.640 around the world by the way steve bannon used a pair of these i'm not a big fan of the boots that

00:36:35.200 he's wearing but i would gladly give him a pair of rain boots that i produce what's my alternative if

00:36:41.920 i cannot produce some elsewhere obviously producing them here requires a lot more money most of the clothes

00:36:49.680 that we wear are produced in china but we want to take down the ccp so how do we do that so the question

00:36:56.560 is um i guess it's a u.s manufacturing question really and and you know another terrible thing

00:37:03.680 happened today with u.s steel i don't know if you guys saw that but they're selling u.s steel to the

00:37:10.320 japanese and so rather than making any inroads on this question actually we're still going backwards

00:37:17.600 on this question because quite frankly i mean i've tried yeah i mean nathalie you should talk about it

00:37:22.960 because you're starting your own i mean what do you call it lifestyle brand right i haven't i haven't

00:37:29.760 totally announced it on war room yet because i still need to get promo code war room up and running

00:37:35.040 um but i am launching in january a lifestyle clothing brand called she's so right you can go to

00:37:41.120 shesowright.co to sign up for for updates i know we're going to work together on it but um it's actually

00:37:47.280 been extremely interesting because i am now back in la and part of the reason is that i've been working

00:37:51.680 with factories out there that manufacture garments in downtown la and then the print shops are also

00:37:57.360 around there so i've been working and looking at prices and it is absolutely heart-wrenching to see

00:38:03.280 what the the difference is in pricing if you go made in america versus you go made in china or anywhere

00:38:08.960 else and if i weren't a values driven purpose driven person with my company i would do i would use

00:38:15.440 china if i hated america like half of americans do if they're voting democrat i would probably use china

00:38:20.640 from the get-go because you don't believe there's anything special about america in the first place

00:38:24.720 so you're not going to pay that 200 300 percent you know markup it's absolutely insane in terms of

00:38:31.600 what to do about it i mean i know this is probably bad advice but i could be making a lot more money if

00:38:37.840 i went and manufactured in china but i think the point of it with the moment in history we're in right now

00:38:43.440 it's not about making money it's not about that's not the ultimate goal it's about creating companies

00:38:49.040 i think that last that are message driven or purpose driven that have values because at the

00:38:54.080 end of the day i love being able to go to bed at night as a happy person knowing that i'm doing

00:38:59.520 the right thing by helping american manufacturers supporting american jobs and i could not do that

00:39:05.120 if i knew i were boosting you know the evil regime that is the chinese communist party so i think you

00:39:09.680 have to reorient what your goal is right it's not about money it's i know that's easy to say but it's it's

00:39:15.600 about the bigger picture which i i assume you buy into since you're here but yes i mean i will say i

00:39:23.040 feel like americans are willing to pay more for a quality product that is made in america designed

00:39:27.840 in america versus you know spending the money on using chinese communist party really funded

00:39:33.200 manufacturing and you know a lot of brands here that you see like at this kind of conference are

00:39:38.320 made in america and there are thousands of people that are willing to support brands that are made in

00:39:43.200 america because like natalie said purpose driven and values driven brands look uh toby keith had a

00:39:50.160 song called made in america right and one of the lines in that song was spend a little more for us in

00:39:59.360 the store uh for a tag on the back that says usa right and so people need to obviously internalize that

00:40:07.680 again but i'm gonna challenge you know the the neoliberal um modern conservative free market

00:40:16.320 orthodoxy here for a second because that's not what it's all about right in an ideal world certainly

00:40:22.480 you know you would have free markets but you know foreign countries and adversarial foreign countries

00:40:28.560 provide state subsidy to their manufacturing base they provide state subsidy to knock americans out of

00:40:36.160 business if government has any role it's the protection of the nation and if you read the

00:40:45.040 report on the subject of manufacturers by hamilton he makes it very clear that without a manufacturing

00:40:51.440 base you do not have a nation and so i don't necessarily even think that you have to have large

00:40:58.880 scaled government subsidy for these things but what you do need is for these for government to get

00:41:04.960 completely out of these people's way and if that means a zero percent corporate tax rate for these

00:41:10.720 startups that are manufacturing things and investing things in the united states of america then it must

00:41:16.160 be a zero percent corporate tax rate that's how it has to be and i'll take it a step further i know

00:41:22.080 it's always more expensive to buy made in the usa products but i think it's important to remember like

00:41:26.960 i said at the moment in time that we're in right now if you don't support the alternative economy and

00:41:32.320 you're left with only these big box chain stores that are probably inevitably going to buy into that

00:41:37.600 whole digital identity social credit score kind of matrix that they're bringing down the road you are

00:41:42.240 not going to have alternative options in the future right right now we are lucky that we can still say oh

00:41:47.200 i can support a conservative owned company the only price i have to pay is financial is monetary because

00:41:52.560 in the future if you don't support those entities who knows if they're going to still be around right when

00:41:57.520 the social credit score stuff is ushered in but i'm sure i at least i hope maybe there's another

00:42:01.920 question in the audience by the way yes how many people can start on toby keith and end on alexander

00:42:06.960 hamilton within three minutes by the way just saying just saying um probably one

00:42:13.040 he's standing over there i know see stephen k bannon is standing in the corner while i do his job for

00:42:19.600 him but that's okay um any questions okay we got one i'm gonna walk over to you because i enjoy doing

00:42:25.680 this just a quick addendum to what you're saying i think critical things that we make to support

00:42:30.960 american manufacturings or you know even the the uh diaper company you know that's that's pro every

00:42:37.680 life that support every life thank you those are great products that we need to pay a little bit more

00:42:42.000 more money for but there are some things that that we can't compete with my idea on that one is and

00:42:47.360 besides military computer critical things that we precious metals those all need those are zero tax

00:42:53.520 subsidies whatever because that's our defense that's our security but stuff that isn't that left

00:42:58.400 my home state of ohio a lot of other people states that were stolen nafta whatever if we've lost those

00:43:04.000 forever and can't get those back why not make an alliance with india okay why not decouple from china

00:43:09.360 completely make an alliance with indian say we'll we'll go we'll do this together over 20 years if we

00:43:14.560 got to go green in 20 years fine but not now we're going to frac we're going to export gas we're going to

00:43:19.680 bring indian in and screw china okay agreed i was going to tee you up here though no no you go no

00:43:28.240 no i'm going to tee you up i want your guys your generation is going to have to deal with this right

00:43:34.720 unfortunately so decoupling from china is all well and good right now but the last couple of decades of

00:43:43.760 um british european and american politicians have also allowed china to run the tables on the rest

00:43:50.240 of the world so you would actually have to decouple not just from mainland china but also a lot of the

00:43:55.920 countries continents really that china now uses as a launching point i don't know how viable that seems

00:44:04.560 the belt and road initiative everything they're doing with that it's sort of like turning the united

00:44:08.880 states into a tributary state we've been able to withstand and withhold from some of the pressure

00:44:13.840 that our political elites obviously haven't but these other you know less developed countries that

00:44:18.320 aren't as financially independent as we are they are so much further past i think they're beyond the

00:44:23.440 pale when it comes to the chinese communist party compromise that's where i first started working

00:44:28.240 in but i'm curious from from your perspective i know you like i said go to these college campuses

00:44:33.360 these high school campuses a lot do you think the messaging on the evils of the chinese communist

00:44:37.280 party not just on the human rights abuses but on how they're influencing our political systems

00:44:43.760 here do you think that's cutting through or not really see i think people it's crazy because i was

00:44:47.920 actually at arizona state university and they have a communist socialist club on campus and the fact

00:44:54.080 that we are living in 2023 in america and there are socialist and communist clubs and on american

00:44:59.680 college campuses is beyond me and you know they're kind of winning in a way which makes me sad which

00:45:04.160 is why turning point you know we have to be there to combat against the craziness because i've met

00:45:08.640 kids that read karl marx they read the communist manifesto and they're actually in favor of it and

00:45:13.520 that is the one thing that scares me which is why i'm glad i get to do what i do you know if i show up

00:45:17.920 to a college campus and have socialists and communists yelling at me you know maybe we can have a little

00:45:21.920 bit of a debate and i'll teach you something a little bit about american history and know that you know

00:45:26.720 communism is indeed bad and we don't want that in american soil and it's crazy you know only in

00:45:32.880 america you know could you have the privilege of being a college student and being able to be in

00:45:37.600 favor of communism in a capitalist country and in a free country it's beyond me but i know i think we

00:45:43.280 really need to keep talking about you know the chinese communist party we need to keep talking about

00:45:48.160 not just you know the slave labor that's happening over there and the unfair working

00:45:52.400 wages and everything that china is bad for but also just how they've infiltrated american politics

00:45:57.360 how they've infiltrated american my favorite thing to talk about you know we love culture we love

00:46:01.440 politics but also why does shana get to own farmland in america retweet it's wild and we actually just

00:46:08.320 put a story up on war room yesterday i think i did about how nick burns our ambassador to china

00:46:14.080 sort of leaked i think unintentionally in a speech that he was giving for the annual celebration of an

00:46:19.200 organization called qsef which is short for the china united states exchange foundation which is

00:46:24.080 kind of the foremost chinese influence group they work with a lot of our american elites over here

00:46:28.480 giving them cushy jobs probably a lot of money to push policies that are favorable towards the chinese

00:46:33.840 communist party that's our own u.s government's report on the group not not my words but what's

00:46:39.680 really interesting is that he admitted that the biden regime secretly compiled an agricultural working

00:46:45.760 group that was collaborating with the chinese communist party on matters including farmland

00:46:50.400 food supply and when you juxtapose that with what house republicans or just republican elected officials

00:46:55.280 even at the state level are doing more broadly to combat chinese communist party influence particularly

00:47:00.640 in the area of food security because as you guys know food security is national security it shows

00:47:05.600 you where our elites mindsets i was gonna say you're talking about food security talk about the world

00:47:09.840 economic forum and how they're also infiltrating our culture in american society because you know that you will

00:47:15.760 know nothing and be happy and then you know we want to talk about crickets and how they're wanting

00:47:19.680 to reduce our meat consumption i think it was the eu recently they're having a meeting where all western

00:47:25.280 nations need to reduce meat consumption reduce farming and it's absolutely crazy that this the freest country

00:47:31.840 of the world is listening to the world economic forum and what they're putting out 2030

00:47:38.320 you know how we need to fix it okay i really love doing the vox populi stuff i'm gonna try to convince steve

00:47:45.040 steve steve steve we have to add the vox populi back to war room don't bother him when he's texting

00:47:51.520 he's busy he's tweeting he's gettering he's getting um do we have any more questions from the audience

00:47:58.800 by the way i will say this while while somebody thinks of a question um or i have to come up with one

00:48:05.520 the best show for me that we ever did was the old breitbart news daily radio show from 7 to 10 a.m

00:48:14.240 on siriusxm patriot and the reason that was the best is it was an entirely caller driven show so if you

00:48:21.600 guys watch the war room on a day-to-day basis you'll you'll see steve sometimes talking for you know 25

00:48:27.520 30 minutes you know almost non-stop if there weren't ad breaks and believe me he still keeps going in the

00:48:33.280 ad breaks but if there weren't ad breaks you just hear him keep going keep going going the amazing

00:48:37.600 thing about that show was the predominant callers were uh truck drivers construction workers um stay

00:48:45.440 at home moms things like that and steve's steve learned most of what he knows about like ordinary

00:48:54.240 people and the travails that they go through on a day-to-day basis from listening to that show from

00:48:59.120 listening to them on that show right he had the most the uttermost respect for the callers of that

00:49:05.200 show and i keep trying to tell him like there has to be a war room call-in hour so you can just go

00:49:10.480 down the line and hear from ordinary people every day you know what when i host that's what i'm going

00:49:15.360 to do from now on and i'm going to put on a different accent and call in every day i'm going to say

00:49:20.960 this is randy from alabama i hope you do i'm gonna do it i'm gonna do it okay in that wonderful uh

00:49:29.200 time-filling little thing does anyone have any questions okay we got it

00:49:37.360 you know there are very few ways that a country really can get true wealth okay i mean the ccp steals

00:49:46.640 it okay but true wealth it comes either they dig it out of the ground mine it oil and so forth or

00:49:55.200 they manufacture it or they take their wealth and loan it out and and that's about it because service

00:50:04.400 is nothing more than passing money back and forth between people so service industry does not really

00:50:11.920 create wealth it just uses it so yeah i think it's a very valid point um you know my country

00:50:19.760 has been reduced we used to have a wonderful manufacturing base and my country has now been

00:50:23.680 reduced to an entirely what they call service-based economy right it's just it's just passing money

00:50:28.960 through the city of london it's not actually doing anything for people outside that tiny little square

00:50:34.720 mile known as the city of london i'm not talking about greater london for those of you who have been there

00:50:39.600 the entire city there is one particular part of it that's the financial capital of europe really

00:50:45.040 i mean you ask some people the financial capital of the world because it's a pass-through center

00:50:50.400 but the gentleman is right that's not how you create wealth that doesn't create any wealth it

00:50:54.560 doesn't even create any trickle-down wealth it is entirely owned by the corporates that pass it

00:50:59.840 through and it goes straight back out the door such a great point okay i think we're coming to

00:51:04.560 the end of this like i said very chaotic show but it was kind of really fun i love this and i feel

00:51:10.080 like you know this is this is authentic this is authentic natalie this is okay wait wait i've got

00:51:14.720 questions are you gonna go somewhere with this well we have a few minutes so you can ask me a quick

00:51:19.280 question i got i got questions for all of you but i'm going to start right here so think about your

00:51:24.000 answer this i'm going to come down the line um who's going to be the vice president oh raheem kassam

00:51:29.840 who's your man you have to go first um i don't think this is working oh we got it so the question

00:51:36.480 is who's going to be the vice president right natalie come on um i want answers from everyone

00:51:44.560 i wanted to be tucker you wanted to be tucker that's not gonna happen no i would yeah i wanted

00:51:49.280 to be tucker but i don't have a real pick yet okay we'll have to see i will say that you know i'm

00:51:54.720 in agreement with steve i think he might have heard it from me first uh he can take the credit

00:52:00.320 i think it does have to be a woman yeah i think i think intellectually you know if you're looking

00:52:04.480 at the polls if you're looking at where the gaps lay i think it has to be a woman i would go with

00:52:10.400 sarah huckabee sanders how about carrie lake i wanted to be tucker but i don't think he's gonna accept

00:52:17.680 you want tucker be vague what's with vick kaylee mcenany kaylee mcenany she's not been too kind

00:52:25.840 to trump lately though that ain't gonna happen working parker

00:52:33.120 it's going out to the audience maybe we've got another tucker anybody else in the lead rfk jr rfk

00:52:41.200 jr we're gonna christine over here okay real quick you guys if they want to follow you where

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Bannon's War Room - December 19, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 438： Live From AMFest 2023

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