Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 441： Recap From AmFest And Getting Out The Youth Vote

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

00:00:22.800 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:29.760 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just

00:00:35.600 like in georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:40.320 misrepresentations that's why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you

00:00:44.320 this is the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground

00:00:51.360 here's your host stephen k bannon so the polls are really tightening between trump and biden amongst

00:00:57.680 generation z why do you guys think that is i think that people they just go to the grocery store and

00:01:02.960 they see the prices on the shelves i mean i went to the grocery store walked out with two bags of

00:01:06.560 groceries it was eighty dollars so people are just seeing that their pay isn't isn't keeping up to

00:01:12.400 inflation so i think that they're getting pretty fed up with with the biden administration war room is on

00:01:17.120 the ground at america fest 2023 my name is jane zirkle and let's talk to some of the war room posse

00:01:23.040 can you please tell me your name and where you're from oh yeah i'm evan trevino i'm from fresno

00:01:27.200 california i'm currently going to fresno city but soon to be fresno state my name is faith evans and

00:01:31.600 i'm from moorhead state university in eastern kentucky my name is dean hendricks and i'm from ripon

00:01:35.760 california i'm dave and i'm from minnesota i'm charlene also from minnesota i'm janelle and i'm from

00:01:41.360 santa barbara california i'm jacqueline and i'm also from santa barbara california what brings you out

00:01:46.480 to america fest today uh it's the biggest conservative conference in the movement it's a lot of fun to be here

00:01:52.480 highly recommend it and i mean this is where a lot of hope is because if you're on a college campus

00:01:58.880 and it's very liberal you walk into here and there's like 15 000 conservatives your age and

00:02:03.840 you're like there's hope for the future and it's a great feeling i highly recommend we've been to all

00:02:08.960 the america fest we're just die hard patriots we love it we love everything charlie career has to

00:02:12.800 offer we love turning point we just love the event yeah we've been to a lot of turning point events

00:02:17.680 together met a lot of cool people a lot of fun experiences so yeah we're happy to be here we just

00:02:22.240 love the environment and speakers and being with like-minded people and getting to hear about all

00:02:27.520 the amazing things that are going on in our country and how we can improve and be better and grow both

00:02:34.160 in our mindset and spiritually um well our grandpa was persecuted in the soviet union and so we

00:02:40.320 definitely know what it's like to have our beliefs and morals under attack and so it's really cool to

00:02:45.840 come here and hear what's going on in america and how we can as the next generation

00:02:52.000 step up and kind of like find a solution to that so yeah a lot of young people in generation z have

00:02:59.120 a somewhat positive view of communism or socialism what do you have to say about that do you see a

00:03:03.680 lot of that in your generation or do you think they are slowly overcoming that i do i see a lot of

00:03:09.600 it in our generation a lot of our generation doesn't really know about what is happening in our country

00:03:15.360 and in other countries around the world some people that i do know and like more people are coming

00:03:20.800 becoming aware of what's happening but overall it's really sad to see how our generation doesn't

00:03:26.000 realize like the negative effects of communism is communism and socialism and how that's being

00:03:31.840 brought into america uh yeah i mean i think that right now communism socialism is very in um

00:03:39.440 it's the easy way out i feel like our generations very much um find the easy way not very hard working

00:03:46.320 so um there are definitely people like who are here who are standing up and starting to see the

00:03:52.000 truth and see what it really is and so i think that gives us a hope for the future way of being

00:03:56.880 around with so many people with similar beliefs and know that we're not a land of kind of alone in like

00:04:01.520 the sea of blue especially since we're going to college so just the idea of that like we're not the

00:04:06.720 lone person around it'll just be like good to be around like the great conservative atmosphere and see

00:04:11.760 speakers like rob schneider brandon tatum um charlie kirk hopefully and all those great speakers

00:04:18.400 do you feel like more and more young people are starting to wake up and become more conservative

00:04:22.720 oh 100 i definitely believe gen z is way more conservative than people believe um i think it just

00:04:29.200 takes a lot of people to care because once you show that you can care about something and your actions

00:04:34.880 prove that you care about something other people will join in it takes a lot of showing instead of

00:04:40.240 just telling um on your campus i see it as more of like what my age like when we're starting to have

00:04:46.560 to pay our own bills and be able to like have to be more of an adult instead of just being caretake

00:04:51.120 for our parents we learned that we can't just say i want i want i want we actually have to stand up

00:04:56.800 for ourselves and take care of ourselves and we're not going to be able to do that under biden's

00:05:00.320 administration well i hope so that's the that's the goal of this organization i hope that's the goal is

00:05:05.040 is to hope that i want to wake up the young people before they vote and then they when they vote

00:05:09.440 they invite the vote the correct way and wake them up all the social issues we're having in today's

00:05:13.680 world so the polls are really tightening between trump and biden amongst generation z

00:05:18.720 why do you think that is i think because there's such a strong push and pull between uh the kids

00:05:23.920 waking up in the media there's a lot of kids that won't wake up to the media and there's a lot of kids

00:05:27.440 that do i think there's a big strong push and pull between that yeah i think he's making up a lot

00:05:32.640 of ground just because mainly the economy you know that's the biggest issue for young people despite what

00:05:38.000 all the liberals say but what brings you guys out to america fest today uh we'd like to we love our

00:05:42.640 country right so we want to gather with like-minded people and hopefully we can discuss solutions to

00:05:48.240 our problems and we'd like to see trump win in 2024 why are you supporting trump in 2024 he was the

00:05:55.360 greatest president we've ever had and he will do great things for our country yes how about you same

00:06:01.360 thing he's the best president we have ever had i didn't really think he would be until i didn't vote for

00:06:06.000 him in 2016 but after i've seen what he did i voted for him in 2020 and it was a real shame how it was

00:06:12.000 stolen from him so we're hoping that we can fix that what changed your mind about him in 2020 just

00:06:18.320 the way he handled everything i think that the way he went after the establishment would be the second

00:06:23.440 biggest thing to try to bring down this bureaucracy in government this corruption in government that we

00:06:28.480 have the way he dealt with our foreign uh policy i mean it was amazing the way he dealt he was he was

00:06:34.960 bringing peace i'm i'm anti-war i don't i don't think that we should be at war with anybody we need

00:06:39.520 to take care of the problems in this country and he was he was i mean he was everything that i could

00:06:44.240 ask for so he needs four more years let's get him out there four more years so he can straighten this

00:06:49.120 country out for us what brings you guys out today uh just trying to get to a place where people are free

00:06:54.320 and people can agree with the like-minded things warm weather awesome people amazing environment and just an

00:07:02.720 electrifying area to be with a lot of young conservatives i love america and it's like

00:07:09.040 super fun to be around other people that have the same values and yeah talk to me about generation z

00:07:15.680 do you think there's a conservative awakening going on right now um i definitely think so um within the

00:07:21.360 past few years um with joe biden in office it hasn't gone great and i think the young people are starting

00:07:26.320 to wake up what is the biggest issue for you right now um the open borders and the economy

00:07:32.800 and now tell me about your hat why are you supporting president trump in 2024

00:07:36.960 i think um it's a proven concept um and i think he's going to win in 2024. i'm laura becker i'm from

00:07:42.480 milwaukee wisconsin i'm a detransitioner who's going to be in the upcoming film for turning point

00:07:46.960 identity crisis so i'm speaking this tuesday uh on a panel about detransition awareness so when i was 19

00:07:53.600 i was prescribed uh testosterone at 20 i had a double mastectomy to have my breasts removed and

00:07:59.280 at 22 i was diagnosed with ptsd and i realized that the transition was all due to trauma and then

00:08:05.440 i detransitioned and for the last couple years i've been healing myself and then speaking out trying to

00:08:10.960 just you know bring the lid off of this you know insanity do you think there's an agenda being actively

00:08:17.280 pushed on young people to transition i mean there's lots of agendas i mean there's like the

00:08:21.680 pharmaceutical agenda there's the post-modernist agenda from the academics trickling down into

00:08:26.560 the k-12 education eradication of the family unit uh it's an existential crisis that young people are

00:08:32.640 going through in gen z like myself i'm now almost 27 but when i was a bit younger you know i was the

00:08:37.520 ripe age for the vulnerability to to find a sense of meaning you know in the absence of like organized

00:08:42.960 community interpersonal real life relationships religious communities etc what brings you out to america

00:08:49.120 fest today mostly being proud to be an american but honestly it's because i wanted to see the

00:08:53.680 fruits of all the labor we've been doing through turning point usa i'm a chapter leader for fresno

00:08:56.800 city how do other young people get involved with turning point well the easiest way if people aren't

00:09:02.240 coming out to your school yet go online the website you can have an interest list fill out your

00:09:06.800 information and someone will reach out to you and maybe we get a chapter started at your school

00:09:10.560 if they're already at your school please reach out to those people they're good people we host a bunch of cool events we've done

00:09:15.600 things like axe throwing we've done debate watch parties we do a lot of cool stuff what are some

00:09:20.080 of the ways that young people can get involved in political activism turning point usa uh start a

00:09:25.920 turning point usa chapter if you don't have one reach out you can get in contact with your field rep

00:09:32.320 highly recommend it's a lot of fun it's values-based so we're non-partisan what are some of the ways young

00:09:38.080 people can get involved and engaged in political activism starting a turning point chapter that's what i

00:09:42.400 did right now i'm actually going to college i started my own turning point chapter at my college

00:09:45.920 so just starting a chapter trying to get involved with turning point first off it is a main organization

00:09:50.320 how to get started off your political career at turning point usa it's just an amazing organization

00:09:54.240 for young people welcome to hour two of the war room tonight is ladies night i'm joined by my lovely

00:10:03.440 co-host marine bannon and grace chong and we are freshly off of america fest 2023 it was a

00:10:11.760 fantastic event and we have a packed show for you today so i want to go right ahead

00:10:17.600 and bring in our first guest tyler boyer of turning point action

00:10:26.880 what's up ladies how are we doing hi tyler awesome thank you so much so we're covering

00:10:35.360 yeah we all are right give us your assessment on turning point how was the event this past

00:10:41.440 weekend and give us your action plan going forward oh my goodness you guys saw it it was really

00:10:50.640 inspiring to have almost 15 000 people in the house uh for what's the largest conservative event

00:10:58.160 in america now again so much thanks to war room i know just the combination the one-two punch between war

00:11:06.160 and charlie's show has just been so great uh but yeah i mean you you just guys just went through it

00:11:12.400 all the young people who are rising up this is part of the reason why we're seeing such a flip 0.92

00:11:19.280 with young people under the age of 30 supporting trump over biden and every poll that's coming out a new

00:11:26.560 one just came out yesterday uh it's pretty exciting so yeah we feel like we have a lot of work still yet to

00:11:32.160 be done uh turning point action is kind of leading at the forefront here of uh with america fest really just

00:11:38.320 being the kickoff for that for this next year and uh really excited about what's to come and and and of

00:11:44.160 course working with you guys on it

00:11:53.200 i don't know if we get into what's coming up here in vegas and then what we're doing this summer in

00:11:58.160 we're in detroit but happy to talk about that yeah so tyler i know not only are you turning

00:12:03.600 point action coo but you're also an rnc national committeeman and we know that you know rana romney

00:12:10.640 mcdaniel is doing something in vegas shortly in the next couple of weeks so if you want to elaborate

00:12:16.960 on what turning point is planning on doing to counter that and like you said also you started turning

00:12:22.800 point action for the first time this past summer had a conference act con and i know we briefly

00:12:30.960 discussed this uh this weekend about how successful that was last summer and the way turning point

00:12:36.800 action wants to move forward with that so yeah if you could briefly talk on both of those events

00:12:41.840 coming up for turning point action yeah so a lot of people have been really focused on the rnc and i

00:12:48.160 appreciate you bringing that up because uh another report just came out yesterday that the rnc has

00:12:54.000 less money than it's ever had in the bank account at least for a number of years and so we uh as as

00:13:00.480 a member of the rnc which means i represent my state to the rnc it's like being a delegate from

00:13:06.480 the state to the rnc and arizona being the most important state for many reasons this next election

00:13:12.160 cycle i'm deeply concerned and but i'm also not not super surprised because if you've been

00:13:19.360 excuse me if you've been to rnc meetings um as i've attended for the last you know going on almost

00:13:25.840 four years not a whole lot gets done there so we we have been in the midst of of watching this sharp

00:13:33.760 decline as the rnc has no longer been able to just fundraise off the back of donald trump and you know

00:13:40.800 lots of people have been asking questions well what's next what do we do how are we what what's

00:13:45.440 going to happen are are there focuses are there priorities that we have and none of that's being

00:13:50.560 discussed and and more more uh concerning is that you know as we sit in those meetings there's all

00:13:57.920 these outside groups uh on our side who are doing so much for the movement and yet we're not hearing

00:14:06.000 any of those voices and those voices aren't making their way through so uh coming up this next month

00:14:11.520 uh the rnc is hosting their their annual winter meeting this this year it's going to be in las vegas

00:14:18.240 uh that's going to occur on the 31st first and set 31st of january 1st and 2nd of february so what

00:14:25.920 we're doing at turning point action is we're inviting in all of the grassroots leaders from across the

00:14:31.360 country uh whether leaders from organizations that are doing things that are big and that includes

00:14:37.920 war room that includes you know mike lindell and cause of america and a number of other outside

00:14:44.880 groups that we work closely with including the tea party patriots action who are doing incredible work

00:14:50.080 in georgia and across the country on election integrity uh we're bringing all those folks in

00:14:56.160 in addition to the grassroots leaders from all these different counties

00:14:59.600 to have a face-to-face opportunity to for not only instruction but also for what's going on

00:15:07.520 where the resources that are available for all of these different county leaders

00:15:12.160 and then inviting in also the rnc members to say hey these are all the things that we should be

00:15:16.880 doing at the rnc which is strategizing listening sessions uh working together figuring out what

00:15:23.600 priorities need to exist what states we need to focus on first and so all of those things are going to be

00:15:28.800 happening uh in on january 29th and 30th uh right there right where the rnc is hosting their event just

00:15:37.840 three days later um and so we're really excited about it i think it's going to be fortuitous for a

00:15:43.840 number of different reasons but mostly that the grassroots can start believing in the conservative

00:15:48.720 movement again and start identifying those members of the republican party who are doing the right things

00:15:54.000 because although a lot of people are frustrated with rana or frustrated with the establishment

00:16:00.000 and and the way that they've taken the direction they've taken the party which i think has led to

00:16:05.200 our losses um is particularly in arizona and nevada and and wisconsin and georgia

00:16:11.840 we we have people that we're trying to gather together and hopefully ignite some hope and also

00:16:18.880 network so that we can win uh because unfortunately if we do not activate the grassroots muscle there's no

00:16:25.840 way that we have an opportunity to win because this is going to require uh focusing on all the different

00:16:31.680 ways the left manipulates our elections particularly in key target states and key target counties across america

00:16:39.840 and so if we don't focus on those we can't win and so that's what we're going to do so turning point usa

00:16:45.520 has obviously been key in reaching youth voters can you compare and contrast that a little bit with

00:16:51.760 the rnc youth advisory council because i know that has really come under fire especially in the past week

00:16:58.480 it's faced a lot of criticism yeah and and you know you kind of saw this um this kind of having major

00:17:07.760 problems from the very beginning so i was actually the co-chair of the grassroots committee when i

00:17:13.360 first came on to the rnc and so because of my role with the turning point and being in you know knowing

00:17:19.200 so many people in the grassroots um rana i think did the right thing and made me co-chair of that

00:17:24.560 committee we produced a report that was almost 40 pages long um we ended up shrinking it down and

00:17:30.640 presenting it to rana which highlighted all the problems that we we saw by going to the grassroots and

00:17:37.120 asking them just directly like what do you think about the rnc what what do you think the republican

00:17:41.040 party needs to be better and and she was so offended by it ultimately she ended up um ignoring me and 1.00

00:17:48.400 then removing me from that that that leadership role um and then doing almost nothing and so i had

00:17:54.960 had some very front row experience with the way that uh committees are conducted at the rnc and so when i

00:18:02.160 first heard the inklings of a youth committee you know i had actually gone up in front of all of the

00:18:08.400 168 that serve on the rnc and i said hey i heard about this rnc youth advisory committee you're thinking

00:18:13.920 about putting together i'm just super confused because you know i i've run a youth organization

00:18:18.720 with charlie for the last eight years and you you guys haven't even approached us about who to put on

00:18:23.600 the committee what the committee does you know what functions we think about the committee and in front of

00:18:29.120 everyone i mean she just outrightly lied and said oh we'll still be informed of course you know we're

00:18:33.920 going to put you you know we're going to involve you we'll ask you questions um and this is after

00:18:39.040 having spent all that time on the grassroots committee where i knew nothing happened and so

00:18:43.440 it was suspect to begin with and once they started putting people on i started realizing oh this isn't

00:18:49.520 an advisory committee this is a a marketing committee to help cover for the chair every time that

00:18:57.040 people have concerns about what's going on with the rnc and the republican party in general

00:19:02.960 and and more so what i realized is that the rnc uses these different committees simply to fundraise

00:19:09.200 with large donors and say oh so when a donor has a question about the grassroots or a donor has a

00:19:14.000 question about youth issues or whatever they can say oh no we've got an advisory committee and then they

00:19:20.160 they collect the check and they do relatively little and that's that's concerning that's that's

00:19:25.680 upsetting because you know these committees are not intended to just be fundraising tools these

00:19:32.160 committees whenever i'm not a big fan of committees to begin with i think that it's much better to uh to

00:19:38.640 just dive in with the grassroots as they're already constructed identify leaders and help put like you know

00:19:44.400 lighter fluid or gasoline on on those on those guys to make them big bonfires and and give them extra

00:19:51.680 oomph that's what we've always done at turning point and it's worked really really well uh but you know

00:19:56.080 we've been working in the trenches with the youth vote for for now years more than anyone and our

00:20:02.880 organization turning point action i mean you just saw the consequence of it we had over 8 000 people

00:20:08.880 under the age of 40 all in one place and it is so disheartening to see that not one of the republican

00:20:16.800 national uh organizations and i and i call this the the national apparatus of the republican party

00:20:23.760 the rnc the nrsc the nrcc you know mitch mcconnell's pack and all the mccarthy's pack all these guys

00:20:31.040 none of them were present that not a single one of these organizations bothered to throw up a

00:20:37.360 table or to send staff or to do anything and so that that's your answer of how interested

00:20:44.160 the national apparatus is in actually winning the youth vote is wherever the youth are wherever

00:20:49.360 the leaders are if they're not going to those people they have no interest and and this is a

00:20:54.560 this is a systemic problem that's existed within the republican party for a long time

00:20:58.960 not just with young people but with hispanics and with the black community and and with any other

00:21:05.520 community that we look at it's just a lot of just like you know who's he what's he's and pretending

00:21:13.040 like you're doing things in order to raise money but not actually getting the job done

00:21:19.520 that just proves that it's really the donor class versus um the people you know they don't show up to

00:21:26.240 these events and they don't hear any of our voices which is so critical to our movement

00:21:32.640 um but you know tyler you know oh go ahead i was just gonna say grace you know but donors are waking

00:21:40.720 up because donors are showing up to events like we just helped there was over 500 donors that were

00:21:47.200 that were massive donors that are showing up and many of them for the first time because now

00:21:52.640 you know america fest has now become even bigger than other organizations like c-pack and things like

00:21:57.440 that so it's just it's just naturally bringing people in that don't normally attend and they

00:22:02.720 and they're going oh my gosh i had no idea any of this was going on no one had ever told me that

00:22:09.200 you know the grassroots was this organized and that there's all these organizations that exist and

00:22:14.000 they're meeting all these people for the first time and and you know that's that's part of the

00:22:19.040 problem that's existed between you know kind of the old bush establishment and you know then the coke 0.96

00:22:25.680 establishment which i call them which is you know they've kind of protected donors they've intentionally

00:22:31.760 kept donors from seeing the work that the grassroots does and and that's and that's part of the reason

00:22:38.720 why i believe that you know we had so many struggles leading up into 2020 it was because you had all of

00:22:44.720 these grassroots organizations just kind of just prevented from going out and and really aiding in the ways

00:22:51.360 that we needed to in states that we needed them and even today like you can see i i mean i can tell

00:22:56.640 you here in arizona you'll see stories i mean the rnc's is not not financially well and so is it any

00:23:04.880 surprise that any of these state parties that don't have historical historic precedence you know arizona

00:23:10.480 hasn't been ohio for the last 40 years you know you can't expect that money is just going to come here

00:23:15.840 especially if you don't have you know the help of the republican national apparatus coming in and

00:23:22.560 helping you and so this is the grassroots is trying to make up for that and donors are waking up we're

00:23:29.360 short on time so i do want to ask you um give us your socials and where they can support turning

00:23:34.800 point and turning point action yeah you can follow tp action uh turning point action at tp action underscore

00:23:43.440 on twitter or x um and most other places just at tp action or at turning point action uh we would love

00:23:51.280 for you to go to turning point uh tp action dot com um and you can follow along or tp action dot com slash

00:23:58.400 get involved and we will all right i think we lost him there but um mo i know you have some information on

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00:25:23.360 one of our at least my favorite guests on war room and just an awesome power person and powerhouse and

00:25:37.280 always gives us inside baseball and scoop of what's going on especially with the rnc and all the campaigns

00:25:43.840 so um welcome thank you so i want you to add on to what tyler was saying talk to me about this rnc

00:25:54.640 youth advisory council and where are they missing the mark how is it that the largest youth

00:25:59.840 conservative organization is not being included in on the rnc well i think rana is a very vindictive

00:26:08.560 person and so she has a lot of anger towards tyler boyer and i think it has to do with the fact that

00:26:12.800 tyler has been whistleblowing and yelling about problems going on in the rnc for two years now

00:26:17.840 and i don't think that she likes that and so she um they've had a bunch of issues with turning

00:26:22.640 point usa which is insane because they should be collaborating turning point is doing so much

00:26:27.280 great work they have a huge budget and they are doing a tremendous job to not only you know excite

00:26:33.440 and ignite the youth vote but actually put that work to to action and turning point is so large

00:26:38.320 they've expanded past just the youth vote what they're doing in turning point faith is also one

00:26:41.840 of the most critical things out there right now but the problem is i think rana is on such an island

00:26:45.920 right now i don't really know of her working with or reaching out to any other groups and so the question

00:26:50.560 becomes i want to keep this going after the break we have a short break we will be right back we have

00:26:56.560 some awesome guests brayden sorbo libby emmons coming up stay tuned for the second part of the war room ladies night

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00:28:42.960 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:28:53.520 welcome back we are joined by our guest caroline wren caroline i would like you to pick up where

00:29:00.240 you left off talking about this rnc youth advisory council what are they really doing to reach young

00:29:08.000 voters well not much which is kind of at this point a tradition with the rnc um they always tout 0.63

00:29:15.600 the different community centers that they open but it'll be centers that they open a couple months

00:29:19.200 before the election then close right back down afterwards that's no way to actually immerse

00:29:23.200 yourself in different communities so the youth advisory council i think there's been a some

00:29:27.040 friction and a split there but a lot of it has to do with the lack of leadership right like when you

00:29:31.440 have these things happen they have no leadership over at the rnc they have nothing to look up to so

00:29:35.360 you know luckily there is turning point and then the conference at turning point is going to do

00:29:38.960 ahead of the rnc winter meeting i think is going to be very very interesting and a very smart idea

00:29:44.240 because we cannot sit around and wait for the fate of trump and other republicans to be left to the

00:29:48.800 rnc we have to begin to strategize around them and so i think that's what tyler boyer is doing by

00:29:53.520 organizing this conference that i know that uh i was on with steve a couple days ago and steve said oh the

00:29:58.720 war room is going to be there so everyone should be there it's tpaction.com backslash rnc and that is

00:30:04.960 going to be a huge meeting that uh we we want to see a lot of familiar faces at so there was a type

00:30:11.600 of resignation letter um from several state representatives regarding this rnc youth council

00:30:17.680 can you tell me a little bit about what that was about yeah there was frustration that they said they

00:30:24.320 have with inaction from the top of the party and they felt like they weren't really getting any

00:30:27.760 direction from the rnc and that they they were really saying that we we're going to resign until ronna

00:30:32.400 mcdaniel resigns and we're going to step down and i do think it like it's amazing to me that

00:30:36.800 the bravest and boldest among us are these youth advisory members willing to do that because at this

00:30:41.760 point i really think the only way for ronna to to leave the post would be to step down by her own 0.97

00:30:47.360 decision and i do think that there that she should do that i think this has become untenable i think

00:30:51.680 there's so much frustration with the the lack of leadership and there's no more time left to kind of

00:30:56.080 wait and and self-correct and so i think the best thing for the party would be for her to step down i think

00:31:00.880 those youth advisory members recognize that and that's what they said on their lap

00:31:07.520 something that i heard throughout the entire con event was that um turning point was doing

00:31:14.000 exactly what the rnc should be doing just i mean i heard it from everyone you know all the breakout

00:31:19.680 sessions all like the speaker sessions ever and it's all age and so it's really sad that the rnc is not

00:31:26.720 coming in um as they should be but thank god that we have turning point tp usa to do these type of

00:31:32.880 events and to really do the outreach a great time and tyler extends her an invitation every time and

00:31:40.080 she declines to come and so you know we i don't know many more olive branches that he can put out or

00:31:45.200 others in the grassroots can put out but she should be there at these things right and like we're not

00:31:49.760 just gonna yell and boot her i would love to hear what plan she has the direction of the rnc she should be 1.00

00:31:53.600 communicating that to you know the group of 10 000 patriots that are at these conferences she is

00:31:58.160 invited and she chooses not to come do you think the turning point should have some type of takeover

00:32:04.640 of the rnc because that was something that a lot of people proposed to me when i was talking to posse

00:32:10.240 members well there's some technicalities have to do with the rnc that we have to recognize the rnc is a

00:32:16.880 federal committee and so what happens with that is there's certain money that could go to the rnc that

00:32:21.360 can then form what is called a joint fundraising agreement a jfa with the presidential nominee and

00:32:26.400 the republican ticket which will become trump victory which i think they should go ahead and

00:32:30.000 form it now but they're choosing to wait until the convention when he's the official nominee and you

00:32:34.160 cannot do that with say a turning point usa that's structured as both a 501 c3 and 501 c4 so the filings

00:32:40.160 that the rnc has make it so that we it is imperative that we take over that entity and we cannot just

00:32:46.000 turn all this over to outside groups because the trump campaign cannot form a jfa with say a super

00:32:50.960 pack or you know a turning point type of entity and then from that you can also link in this jfa

00:32:56.560 each of the state parties so when i was the finance uh the national finance consultant for trump victory

00:33:01.360 we would raise into an entity called trump victory and the first i think it was 5600 went to the trump

00:33:06.560 campaign the next 35 000 went to the rnc then the next hundred thousand seven hundred dollars went to

00:33:11.760 something called the rnc legal fund which was supposed to actually go fight uh all the legal

00:33:16.640 battles on behalf of president trump this is where i had my big falling out with the rnc was because i

00:33:20.480 felt like they didn't use that money for that and then once you spill over those buckets it actually

00:33:24.560 links to all 50 republican state parties you're not able to form that jfa with other entities that are

00:33:30.000 501c4s or super PACs so it really ties our hands together like we cannot just give up on the rnc also i

00:33:37.040 get the the need to like and feel to want to boycott funding them but you are actually boycotting

00:33:41.680 funding donald trump when you do that that's why there is so much frustration with me and why i

00:33:45.440 still want to figure out any way to salvage or solve it because this ultimately the person we

00:33:50.080 are hurting by boycotting funding the rnc and not participating with them is donald trump ultimately

00:33:55.520 but you know i i don't in good faith have any uh desire that if i give my money the rnc right now it

00:34:00.640 will be spent well but it doesn't mean it's not a problem we shouldn't still be working to fix

00:34:05.760 yeah yeah big time caroline you're such a fighter where can the posse go and follow you and get the 1.00

00:34:11.280 latest rnc fight updates sure it's at caroline wren on twitter getter instagram true social

00:34:20.160 and i just want to make it it's at caroline wren i know this weekend we got um we both got called

00:34:27.600 each other's names so i so many of you walked up to you like your dad is so great keep fighting i'm

00:34:33.360 like my dad lives in texas he's not even political and i realized that everyone just thinks that we're

00:34:38.000 twins which i'm like i love it are you kidding me war room sisters well thank you people can give me

00:34:45.440 gifts great you get a lot of gifts sorry please give this your dad i'm like i am i'm like i'm

00:34:49.520 pocketing it actually thank you that's great well we know that the rnc is missing the mark but grace

00:34:58.400 you have a solution to get around that tell us about bill blaster and how the posse can get on that

00:35:04.080 yes so i wanted to give a big update we will have the android version and also it's going to be

00:35:13.360 compatible to the older iphone versions which is what a lot of the posse members asked about

00:35:18.800 and it will be available right before congress comes back from their three-week vacation uh it's

00:35:25.280 in beta testing right now so it's going to be just we've added so much more features which is why it took

00:35:32.080 a bit longer so i appreciate everyone's um patience while we got this all together but we'll make a big

00:35:40.160 announcement once the android version is ready and also people who iphone users who currently have it

00:35:46.400 make sure to um update it so that you get the the brand new one and it's just calling congress

00:35:54.080 virtually with one touch and it's it's to leverage and to really use our human agency and to you know

00:36:01.040 we've got so many big fights ahead so it's a tool that was made for the posse in order to save our

00:36:06.960 country and you can go to billblasterapp.org or warroom.org to download the iphone version right now

00:36:18.400 and grace i heard that on the town hall last night there was a shout out from one of the guests on stage

00:36:26.240 about billblaster so and i've also heard from many other people in congress that this app is working

00:36:33.680 that the posse is using it to get a hold of their representatives and let their voices be heard so

00:36:39.600 it is a very amazing app but that shout out was very awesome last night yes one of my favorite congressmen

00:36:50.000 right now um representative eli crane it meant so much so definitely download it and thank you so

00:36:57.120 much for everyone's support it was made for the posse

00:37:02.240 okay so our next guest some of you might have seen at amfest he is a iraq veteran and a purple

00:37:10.560 heart recipient we have shane crutchin on hey guys so how what what was your opinion on how amfest went

00:37:22.080 this weekend so i think amfest overall was a great idea uh you know watching charlie kirk and his team

00:37:29.760 grow it is it keeps growing exponentially it's up to i think over 13 000 people now um i think there's

00:37:37.680 stuff that still can be improved but just seeing the growth and the the route it's going is really

00:37:43.440 over the top so i know a lot of the posse they might have seen you there this weekend they might

00:37:50.960 have seen you on the war room set but can you give a little bit of um background of your story

00:37:57.600 yeah so iraq war veteran like you had mentioned uh you know i'm just i'm just a good old boy from

00:38:03.280 wisconsin that you know made something of themselves i have uh i've worked uh i did i did uh campaign

00:38:10.800 videos for president trump in 2016 2020 um i've worked for a couple congressmen i'm uh trying to

00:38:18.560 uh go for something again in california uh in 2024 so we'll see if that works out

00:38:26.720 and i know we discussed this but i believe there was only one veteran on the stage that spoke

00:38:33.680 at amfest over the the three days of speakers um why do you think that turning point doesn't

00:38:41.280 hit with veterans why they don't have more veterans speaking on stage and how can they get more veterans

00:38:47.280 involved into the movement so i think one of the best things that they could do as you know as a team

00:38:54.960 with turning point is getting veterans involved veterans are students as well i know turning point

00:38:59.600 started as a veteran as a uh as a student organization but veterans are within the student

00:39:05.200 ranks uh when i've spoken at numerous colleges for turning point there are so many veterans that are

00:39:11.920 there in the classes that are there that are very interested in politics i believe that veterans have a

00:39:20.240 voice that needs to be heard and a platform i think charlie could charlie and his team could

00:39:26.720 implement veterans just a little better uh making it you know people see that freedom isn't free

00:39:32.880 and it just gives more of traction uh to the to the cause because these veterans are strong-minded

00:39:40.480 strong-willed and do carry a very strong message and a presence within the uh congressional i mean within

00:39:46.560 the conservative movement to where charlie could really lean on them a lot stronger

00:39:53.120 i think that you and i both have many great ideas on how that that could happen i know we're short on

00:40:00.000 time so we could go into many different conversations about veterans issues but what

00:40:04.960 are your social media uh coordinates yeah so uh war underscore rhino um can get a hold of me on

00:40:13.440 pretty much everything as well as shane crutchin on facebook but i'm very active on instagram war

00:40:20.160 underscore rhino

00:40:23.600 thank you for coming on and we'll have to have you back on to talk about more veterans issues

00:40:28.880 thanks for having me guys i appreciate it

00:40:33.120 grace you know i love the merch at the conference we got the number two

00:40:36.480 pencil so many posse members were just decked out tell us about that how can they get discounts and how can

00:40:42.880 they get to it so go to shop war room.com and use amfest 25 for 25 off it's valid through saturday

00:40:53.680 and we had so many posse members wearing the hoodies the sweatshirts it was just so many people supported

00:41:01.200 just our merch and um yeah we will have oh an update is we will have coffee mugs available probably in

00:41:09.840 about a week or two so make sure to check the website as well as uh number two pencils we'll

00:41:16.400 have that ready and if need be we'll have to write in president trump you know on the ballot so

00:41:22.160 you'll have to get your uh number two pencils and we will have a bunch more new merch in the new year

00:41:28.240 so shop war room.com and use amfest 25 for 25 off

00:41:36.400 yeah i mean fantastic christmas gifts i'm sure everybody wants a number two pencil

00:41:41.840 in their stocking and some waru hoodies under the under the christmas tree and of course you need the

00:41:47.440 war room mug to drink your warpath coffee so i want to bring in our next guest do we have brayden sorbo

00:41:53.840 up awesome brayden come on in and welcome to the war room you know your mom sam was speaking so

00:42:05.520 highly of you the other day at the conference and knowing you personally i have to say it's all true

00:42:10.800 brayden's awesome he's a fierce young conservative so i want to get your assessment on america fest

00:42:16.800 you're a tp usa ambassador so what's that like going to the conference as an ambassador

00:42:21.600 well turning point takes great care of us they are phenomenal at you know what they do which is

00:42:29.040 bringing youth together to organize rally and and get behind the singular movement of you know

00:42:35.680 conservatism and christianity which not a lot of other companies can really say that they do or not

00:42:40.480 a lot of uh non-profit organizations can say that they do at least to the level of turning point so i'm

00:42:46.400 blessed with the opportunities to to get to go and i did you know a ton of interviews unfortunately

00:42:51.440 i missed being able to get to y'all at the event i'm so glad that we're able to connect here this

00:42:55.520 way but you know i i got to see you and a lot of other friends and it was it was a blast your mom

00:43:01.440 sam talked about her experience homeschooling you and i mean listen there's a lot of stereotypes

00:43:07.040 there's a lot of backlash you know mo and i attended the moms for liberty event over the summer where

00:43:12.000 there's a ton of homeschooling parents who are dealing with you know media and even as far as fbi

00:43:17.520 raids for just you know choosing to teach their children how they feel best fit and you're of

00:43:22.720 course the product of that so speak about your experience do you think that homeschooling was the

00:43:28.000 best option for you and what has it allowed you to do as a result well frankly the lies about

00:43:36.000 homeschooling as everyone knows are untrue you know on good behavior i could get out of the basement maybe

00:43:41.120 twice a week and get to see some sunlight so it was a blast for me but in all seriousness

00:43:46.720 you know i really was the guinea pig for my parents when it came to homeschooling and frankly

00:43:52.800 i have to say i turned out all right you know i wrote a book which ironically mike lindell was one

00:43:57.520 of the endorsers of and i'm going to self-plug if people want to get it at sorbostudios.com they can

00:44:02.880 but i really you know don't see any any reason not to homeschool especially now i mean the number of

00:44:08.720 homeschoolers in the past three years has more than doubled i believe we have over five million families

00:44:13.680 across the united states that are home educating their children and it's phenomenal kind of to see

00:44:19.360 the the the growth in that community because it really is a a group that is expanding rapidly over

00:44:26.960 the past couple years and it's great to see definitely braden where can the posse go follow

00:44:33.360 you and get the book so they can go to braden sorbo my instagram and if they want to get the book or

00:44:39.680 one of my shirts as they can see the futures patriarchy is kind of funny being outnumbered on

00:44:45.280 but sorbostudios.com and they can go get any and everything awesome thank you so much braden

00:44:51.680 thank you you know not only is he a book author but he's also a fantastic line dancer and i'm very

00:44:59.200 excited to be attending nashville line dance with him next month but i want to bring in our next guest

00:45:06.240 we have libby emmons the editor of the post millennial you know libby was all over the place um covering 1.00

00:45:14.080 media row seeing what's going on and i feel like the media representation of turning point you know it's

00:45:20.880 often so negative they're saying you know they have these nefarious figures the steve bannon's

00:45:26.400 the jack the sobix and it's kind of crazy because sometimes they're not even there you know they're

00:45:31.440 just writing these hit pieces from afar and they're not actually there in the first person to experience

00:45:37.200 what's going on but from my perspective every conversation that i have everyone that i got to

00:45:42.720 meet was absolutely lovely they're so well informed they're so motivated especially this next

00:45:48.080 generation you know i know that i only just sort of exited the teenage years and exited the high

00:45:53.200 school era but it's so inspiring to see you know these young kids you know keep fighting especially

00:45:59.840 when they're up against such propaganda and you know they're just you know in the media firestorm so

00:46:05.920 good on them um let's bring in libby emmons 1.00

00:46:08.880 hey mo how's it going glad to see you guys hi liby thank you for joining us yeah so i wanted to ask

00:46:20.160 you you were covering media row with the post millennial and human events what was the coverage

00:46:25.360 like and what was your experience at america fest you know i actually thought it was a great conference

00:46:31.040 i've been the past couple of years this year we had a big crew out from the post millennial which was great

00:46:37.200 because so many of us just work remotely and it was really exciting to meet some of the staffers that

00:46:43.840 i only know on skype essentially so that was very cool but it wasn't just uh post millennial and human

00:46:50.160 events staffers that i met that i hadn't known really before but so many people that you only really

00:46:55.200 experience online on you know x or other social media or what have you um and i think that that was true

00:47:02.560 for a lot of people because this is this conservative movement is um you know there's a lot of young

00:47:09.600 people in it and it's spread all across the country so being able to get that face time with people that

00:47:14.960 you share views with gives a lot of courage it gives people the opportunity to go back to their

00:47:21.120 hometowns go back to you know the places they live and know that they are bolstered um not just by you know

00:47:28.800 online or media or whatever what have you but by new friends and new people that they've met

00:47:36.240 libby we're a little short on time so i want to get your socials where can the people find you

00:47:42.160 i'm at libby emmons on twitter and you can check out what we're doing at the post millennial and

00:47:46.800 humanevents.com thank you so much libby i want to wrap up by sending it over to max evans where you can

00:47:54.400 hear the steve bannon mic drop but first you can find me at james zirkle on twitter instagram getter

00:48:01.600 mo where can the people find you you can find me on twitter and getter at maureen underscore bannon

00:48:07.600 and i'm also coming in hot on instagram at real maureen bannon grace how about you you can find me on

00:48:16.320 twitter formerly known as x at gc22gc on getter and truth at grace chong all righty the great max evans

00:48:27.760 take us out and make sure we're at war 0.99

00:48:43.760 you understand everything that's on your shoulders do you they are afraid of christians that are populist

00:48:51.200 nationalists you are the greatest threat to the system there's ever been this is why they fear trump

00:48:56.800 here's how worried they are about you you got this guy here to robert kagan it really did

00:49:01.760 take someone like trump that could be a real threat to our democracy now what can we do about

00:49:07.120 it well as i say we've already not done the things that we all agreed needed to be done those things

00:49:12.800 have not been done kagan writes a piece in the jeff bezos amazon washington post it basically makes

00:49:22.480 the intellectual and moral case for the assassination of donald trump that trump's caesar

00:49:28.240 and trump's got a bunch of followers like caesar had and then brutus and other rational reasonable men

00:49:34.160 have got to sit there and take action it is an outright justification intellectually and morally

00:49:40.480 for the assassination of donald j trump are you going to stand for that if you wrote a essay like that

00:49:47.520 and printed it off on biden they would come down and kick down your door in a new york second to

00:49:52.000 drag you out in chains you back there in the media here's what we want we want immediately the secret

00:49:59.840 service to have a full investigation of robert kagan i want to see every email everybody talked to 0.95

00:50:07.280 i want to see when bezos approved it in the editors of washington post washington post you are dangerous 0.66

00:50:12.880 vermin if anything happens to trump or there's any move on trump you people will pay but they're not

00:50:20.400 going to do that we're calling their bluff you try it we dare you to try it we dare you to try it

00:50:28.640 those sons of trying to destroy him every day and he's still winning

00:50:33.280 he's still winning we either win and save this republic with him as our leader or you tell me

00:50:44.640 what's after that this is why you're now christian nationalists they're gonna try to get you out of

00:50:48.960 all your jobs this is why they fear you this is why they fear trump because of you trump can't do it

00:50:55.920 alone his shoulders are big but they're not that big he's a strong man but he's not that strong he can't

00:51:01.600 carry an entire republic an entire movement and turn this thing around only you can are you withing

00:51:13.440 you know your task and purpose can we be defeated

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Bannon's War Room - December 22, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 441： Recap From AmFest And Getting Out The Youth Vote

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