Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 455： Recap Of WEF; Manipulating Your Future

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

00:00:16.440 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:24.180 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in

00:00:29.640 Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and 0.99

00:00:34.080 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:38.360 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:45.420 your host Stephen K Bannon hey everyone today I'm bringing Meta's two AI research efforts closer

00:00:52.720 together to support our long-term goals of building general intelligence open sourcing it responsibly

00:00:59.160 and making it available and useful to everyone in all of our daily lives it's become clearer that the

00:01:06.120 next generation of services requires building full general intelligence building the best AI assistance

00:01:12.500 AIs for creators AIs for businesses and more that needs advances in every area of AI from reasoning

00:01:19.600 to planning to coding to memory and other cognitive abilities this technology is so important and the

00:01:26.200 opportunities are so great that we should open source and make it as widely available as we

00:01:31.420 responsibly can so that way everyone can benefit people are also going to need new devices for AI and this

00:01:39.160 brings together AI and the metaverse because over time I think a lot of us are going to talk to AIs

00:01:45.040 frequently throughout the day and I think a lot of us are going to do that using glasses because glasses are

00:01:50.860 the ideal form factor for letting an AI see what you see and hear what you hear so it's always

00:01:56.860 available to help out titles the guided tour of apple vision pro alessandra mcginnis will don's apple

00:02:02.700 vision pro when you put on apple vision pro what you see is your space and everything in it oh wow

00:02:08.300 let's open mindfulness okay so this is an app that fully expands into your space enjoy a moment of

00:02:16.400 peace and I'll be here when you're done will starts a mindfulness session inhale appreciation the room

00:02:23.060 dims and a 3d flower floats exhale care translucent multicolored petals drift toward will then float around

00:02:32.300 him it's beautiful I refer to digital worlds as immersive media or to say it in another way a

00:02:41.680 physical digital hybrid form of computing so that the type of inputs that you put into the hardware

00:02:50.200 which are either self-contained virtual reality headsets augmented reality goggles or your phone or

00:02:57.860 new types of wearables the these all have input from your environment that is necessary to calibrate the devices

00:03:06.000 and you have body-based data that you give back to the devices so it makes it feel real to your body and your

00:03:13.380 cognition in a way that flat screen computing just doesn't welcome to the war room it's Friday January 19th in the

00:03:21.860 year of our lord 2024 it's not Stephen K Bannon it's Natalie G Winters filling in we have a very

00:03:28.660 packed show I would say via evil globalists up at the world economic forum make that quite easy for us

00:03:34.780 with that wonderful cold open that Joe Allen put together for us and without further ado I will

00:03:40.600 bring on our first guest Joe Allen who I guess just to start off I would love to get your very deep

00:03:47.500 detailed granular thoughts on how the world economic forum ended what they focused on where

00:03:52.820 you think they're going to go with it but just in general your assessment

00:03:55.780 well Natalie there's two things you have to remember about the world economic forum first and foremost

00:04:02.820 what they're talking about this year over the course of the year will more than likely be disseminated

00:04:09.560 and adopted by corporations governments and aspiring cyborgs across the planet so they spoke

00:04:17.400 a lot about artificial intelligence they spoke a lot about metaverse technologies they spoke a bit

00:04:25.300 about robots that's really as we've covered for the last three years these are going to be

00:04:32.960 increasingly present in people's lives for those who tell me that it has nothing to do with them

00:04:39.060 and that it will never touch them I wish you the best I wish I lived in your world so the second

00:04:45.720 thing to remember about the world economic forum though is that it is an ideological hub these are just

00:04:51.820 executives and government officials and the the well-heeled from the financial world coming to

00:04:59.840 chit-chat about the futures they want to see the real import you know the real center of gravity with

00:05:07.780 these technologies is more in the tech corporations themselves so you might hear Klaus Schwab talking about

00:05:15.600 how awesome the metaverse is but the real focus should be on people like Mark Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg is

00:05:23.620 the one developing and disseminating these technologies and I think that to conflate the world economic

00:05:30.300 forums talking points with the actual technologies really does miss a critical element the people who are

00:05:37.960 making and selling these

00:05:39.980 looks like we might be having some technological difficulties with Joe Allen I would say that's a

00:05:54.240 par for the course when the globalist ruling class doesn't like the talking points that you're saying about

00:06:00.380 their sort of ulterior motives and agenda with technology with AI at the studio if you've got them back up

00:06:06.240 and just tell me in my ear he's back we will try to bring him back one more time Joe Allen

00:06:12.340 apparently the the big tech elites did not like what you were saying but will allow you to continue

00:06:18.080 you know Natalie I'm working on a brief memoir of my short life entitled technical difficulties

00:06:25.780 this is certainly in line with all that so the real takeaway I would like for the audience to have from what we just saw 0.84

00:06:35.320 there is that as freakish and as ridiculous as trans tarted as it all seems there are millions upon millions of 1.00

00:06:45.540 people that will be adopting these technologies metaverse technologies augmented reality goggles virtual reality and of

00:06:52.940 course artificial intelligence maybe one of the more disturbing themes of the world economic forums panels

00:07:00.040 but was the idea that artificial intelligence isn't just inevitable but that in order to keep up in society

00:07:07.920 you as a worker or you as a manager or you as the owner of a company will have to adopt these technologies in order

00:07:17.040 to keep up in order to keep up in order to keep up in the new economy it's not as if nature herself determined this

00:07:22.800 or God looked down from on high and said this is so this is all the creation of a kind of digital ecosystem

00:07:30.180 built up by these tech companies pushed out by the corporations who adopt their technologies and pushed out by governments

00:07:38.140 who oftentimes use these technologies for either convenience and efficiency or total surveillance

00:07:46.240 and that's what we heard from Zuckerberg there aside from what may have slipped past many viewers attention aside from

00:07:55.240 announcing that they will be pursuing artificial general intelligence full bore they have purchased hundreds of thousands of

00:08:04.040 GPUs to process to train the artificial intelligence and they want to create AGI

00:08:10.900 artificial general intelligence or artificial godlike intelligence they want to open source it

00:08:17.360 meaning that anyone can use their code to develop AGI on their own and of course this push for

00:08:28.380 metaverse technologies both Zuckerberg with his meta stories smart glasses Apple now with their vision pro

00:08:37.280 goggles and many other smaller companies what they want is everyone's data at the finest detail they want to see

00:08:46.960 the world you see through your eyes they want to train artificial intelligence on that world and they want to feed

00:08:56.460 virtual worlds into your brain by way of your eyeballs again for those listeners who say not me I say fantastic but for

00:09:07.360 those listeners who think that this isn't going to be a major trend that affects them I would say look at what

00:09:14.160 happened when the COVID panic had everyone turned into mask fanatics and vax fanatics look what happened after 9-11 when

00:09:23.860 suddenly smart devices were filling up the public space and surveillance cameras filling up the public space

00:09:31.200 this is the world they want this is the future they want we are going to have to drag our heels as hard as

00:09:37.660 possible and we are going to have to fight for every bit of freedom we preserve

00:09:43.260 I'm curious do you think that the reason and you may not know the answer to this but like when you watch Mark Zuckerberg do that

00:09:50.480 obviously very staged video I wonder how many PR firms they had to pay to help coach him to look like a

00:09:55.420 a normal human right they have with the like nice bedroom in the background trying to make it look 0.91

00:10:00.760 organic but do you think that these people are just for lack of a better word so high on their own supply

00:10:06.360 or so just into the technology that is artificial intelligence that they're sort of blindsided by the

00:10:12.840 potential ramifications for it or do you think that there's something more nefarious in other words they see AI

00:10:19.640 AI as sort of this new battleground that they can roll out some of their kind of global government

00:10:25.800 agenda these just more broader like super national entities AI sort of seems like really something that

00:10:31.920 would allow the UN the WEFs of the world the WHOs of the world to sort of roll out these global agendas

00:10:36.820 at a much more rapid pace I'm just curious where you think it is maybe it's both maybe I'm just a conspiracy

00:10:43.460 theorist but what do you think you know was the motivating factor behind this

00:10:47.460 well you definitely got it right with getting high on their own supply these people and unless

00:10:53.040 they are really good actors and they seem so autistic it would be impossible for them to act 1.00

00:10:58.280 for too long they can't even seem to act like humans most of the time I think that they are

00:11:03.260 absolutely intoxicated with the ideas of the the future of technology a world in which artificial

00:11:10.120 intelligence rules over human beings that they themselves have harnessed that artificial intelligence

00:11:15.200 that people have implants in their brains VR and AR goggles on their eyes that their genes have been

00:11:22.080 altered and in their minds perfected by CRISPR technology and other genetic engineering technologies

00:11:27.940 no they are enthralled by this but as for the I you know your question are they doing this strictly

00:11:36.160 to establish systems of control it's a very complex landscape you've got people like Mark Zuckerberg who

00:11:45.060 you know just a quick little historical tidbit that was unearthed by the journalist Whitney Webb

00:11:51.360 DARPA had a program called LifeLog that was in a that was being worked on up until early 2004

00:11:59.440 January 2004 LifeLog was a government funded program to track every movement that any human being made

00:12:08.740 every email every phone call everything LifeLog was ended in 2004 because of privacy concerns

00:12:15.120 interestingly enough in February of 2004 Facebook was founded Facebook is in effect a LifeLog

00:12:23.020 what did we hear Mark Zuckerberg talking about logging your life in order for artificial intelligence to

00:12:28.940 rake it over so there are a lot of very seedy and questionable connections there but you also have

00:12:36.100 people at Meta Facebook now such as their chief scientist Jan LeCun who they want the government

00:12:43.800 as far away from their technologies as possible they don't want the government regulating their

00:12:49.060 technologies there's a close connection in many ways with the government and these corporations but

00:12:54.720 there's also a tension between them in regard to like globalism and nationalism you see Elon Musk who is

00:13:01.440 peak transhumanism and everything that he is building and pushing and yet he has at least at the moment

00:13:08.200 sided with American nationalists in order to kind of aid in conservative movements to allow

00:13:16.920 conservatives to have some voice in his digital prison called X so it's not as simple I don't think as

00:13:23.580 you know tech companies partnering with the UN or the EU and various global institutions in order to

00:13:30.760 establish a war a one world government if I could leave the audience with one more example Mark

00:13:36.200 Andreessen the venture capitalist Mark Andreessen is very much a nationalist very much anti-communist

00:13:43.560 and yet he also wants a world that is basically run by algorithms in which even war machines themselves

00:13:49.940 every act of kill every act of violence on the battlefield he believes should be done by AI he has given his

00:13:58.700 kid a chatbot that he believes will be an AI companion for the rest of his life and he thinks that other

00:14:03.780 people should too so I mean here's a guy anti-communist pro-American pro-freedom pro-nationalist

00:14:10.580 total transhumanist it's I wish it was as easy as picking out one single cabal and getting rid of them 1.00

00:14:18.300 uh the really the the landscape of the elite is completely suffused with this technological intoxication

00:14:26.000 well speaking of uh getting a high on your own supply although I guess with this person it's really

00:14:32.740 more just getting high that is of course AI czar Kamala Harris um you know she's obviously incompetent 1.00

00:14:39.420 um that goes without saying but I'm just curious from your perspective obviously House Republicans did what

00:14:45.160 they do best last night which is capitulate um but where do you think the like general House

00:14:51.900 Republican or just Republican elected official um stands on AI it doesn't really seem like it sort of

00:14:58.620 seems like they subscribe to the mindset that oh we just don't have to engage with it right sort of the same

00:15:03.340 stuff that they say about election fraud or immigration oh it doesn't affect us we can insulate

00:15:07.920 ourselves from it um but that's obviously not the case how much like what is the lag time between what

00:15:14.500 you guys are talking about and where I would say the general Republican establishment needs to to

00:15:19.860 catch up or have you seen any positive actions coming from them you know there are a few who

00:15:26.860 impress me uh both Republicans and a couple of Democrats actually uh that uh impressed me I I say

00:15:32.940 this all the time Josh Hawley has his head wrapped around this more than almost anyone in Congress perhaps

00:15:38.820 more than anyone in Congress uh he is also at least aware of that tension between regulating AI and

00:15:47.260 the the setting up a situation in which the government is able to censor human beings is able to uh

00:15:54.360 suppress information online that is valid information it's a real problem because you have a I think

00:16:01.140 there's already a problem with AI disseminated disinformation and misinformation and with the spread of 0.90

00:16:08.560 just idiotic ideas fake ideas on the internet uh that is a major problem but you don't want to put 0.95

00:16:15.400 big daddy government um in a position where they can squash free speech as they have again I beat this uh 0.99

00:16:23.340 to death but during the pandemic we saw the most egregious instances of valid information being completely

00:16:32.100 suppressed you don't want to give that governmental apparatus more power to do that on the basis

00:16:38.540 of fears of AI at the same time uh AI for a lot of different reasons is going to be very very

00:16:46.940 troublesome in the very near future it already is deep fakes are going to be increasingly a huge

00:16:53.740 problem so again uh Josh Hawley uh in his rhetoric uh has been fantastic on this Ro Khanna Democrat also

00:17:01.800 very intelligent and uh in by and large in line uh with what I think uh politicians should be doing

00:17:09.180 but no I I think the the predominant trend is that you have these companies I mean we've seen all these

00:17:16.320 meetings Chuck Schumer hosting you know closed door meetings where you've got the heads of the big tech

00:17:21.760 companies, Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, I believe Larry Page, certainly Sundar Pinchai, Arvin Krishna of

00:17:33.400 IBM, all the heads of these big tech companies are going in and it appears that they are setting

00:17:41.100 themselves up for regulatory capture in which because they're the experts, right? The same

00:17:46.460 with pharmaceutical companies, the same with big ag companies, so on and so forth, because they're

00:17:51.140 the experts, they're turned to to help craft the policies. Of course, those policies are more than

00:17:57.440 likely to the extent these companies are the major influence. Those policies are going to end up

00:18:02.560 empowering those companies, squashing the competition from small startups and allowing

00:18:08.880 these companies or granting these companies a kind of safe and effective stamp from the government,

00:18:15.700 especially as they fast track all these technologies through regulation.

00:18:19.860 And Joe, I gotta, I know, you know what, I don't usually interrupt. It's a Steve thing. I try to respect my

00:18:27.440 guests, but I have so many other guests to get to. So I want people to go and get the book because I

00:18:33.000 know you've got into even more detail on all this. So where can they get the book? What's it called?

00:18:37.420 How do you pronounce it? And where can they go to follow you?

00:18:42.100 Dark Eon, Transhumanism, and the War Against Humanity. You can get it anywhere books are sold.

00:18:47.120 You can get it from bookshop.org, the publisher, skyhorsepublishing.com, or use your palm to pay

00:18:51.920 for it at Amazon. You can find links to it at my social media at J-O-E-B-O-T-X-Y-Z and my new

00:18:59.380 article up at warroom.org, CES 2024, Consuming Inersatz Singularity, the Consumer Electronics Show in

00:19:07.960 Las Vegas. Thank you very much, Natalie.

00:19:09.600 Joe, thank you so much for joining us. We'll call that a pulling a Steve when I interrupt

00:19:17.160 the guests, which I hate to do, but sometimes, you know, we have to. Like I said, we have a bunch

00:19:22.700 of wonderful guests to get to, but also make sure you check out Public Square. You know,

00:19:26.820 they're one of the partners of the show if you don't want to give your money to these evil AI-loving

00:19:31.140 big tech giants. We've got to get creative how we not just buy American-made products,

00:19:37.040 but we stopped giving money to companies that hate us. If I seem really tired, it's because

00:19:41.200 I've been working tirelessly on, of course, She's So Right, the clothing brand. And just a little

00:19:46.640 anecdote, we've been making some keychains in the America First Barbie style. And I didn't want to

00:19:52.820 give any money, of course, to any Chinese Communist Party factories. You know, that's the kind of hub of

00:19:57.840 plastic manufacturing. So I was connected with a patriot in Texas who actually 3D prints keychains,

00:20:03.940 making us, of course, less reliant on China and not having to give money to any communists in China,

00:20:09.600 explicit or otherwise. And I think that just sort of speaks to the mindset, not just behind

00:20:14.600 She's So Right dot co, but also Public Square, right? It's getting scrappy. It's getting creative

00:20:19.540 because the enemy that we're up against is so robust. I really think every little purchase helps.

00:20:25.020 So make sure you check out Public Square. And while you're at it, I'd say go to

00:20:28.280 birchgold.com slash Bannon 2 as de-dollarization continues to trend. It doesn't look good for,

00:20:36.000 I would say, anyone who actually loves this country. So you should consider gold. Talk to

00:20:40.860 Philip Patrick. He's much more well-versed on the subject than I am. They're great to talk to.

00:20:45.260 Give them a call. And you can read the latest installment of The End of the Dollar Empire 2.

00:20:50.360 Now, I know that was a bleak segment with Joe Allen and probably a bleak plug for our sponsors.

00:20:55.760 But you guys know we always like to bring younger voices on the war room to give you guys some

00:21:01.200 hope. So another young lady, an ambassador for Turning Point, someone who does a bunch of her 1.00

00:21:06.620 own content, is Morgan McMichael. You guys have seen on the show before, but she was on the ground

00:21:11.920 reporting in Davos last year. She didn't go this year. I guess she got the lucky assignment.

00:21:18.160 But I would love, Morgan, if we have you, for you to sort of give us your compare, contrast

00:21:23.140 of what you think they were focusing on last year, where you think they're going, where they went

00:21:28.080 this year, and how we can sort of pre-game or counter it.

00:21:33.200 Absolutely. Thank you, Natalie, for having me on. I'm here sporting. She's so right. So you guys

00:21:37.380 should go shop now. But going back to the World Economic Forum, I did have the privilege of reporting

00:21:43.040 there on the ground last year. And we always saw those topics of AI, transhumanism, especially

00:21:50.160 like augmented reality that we've been seeing implemented now, especially with Apple's Vision

00:21:54.860 Pro, which is very scary and dystopian, especially when it comes to removing human interaction. I think

00:22:01.780 that's the craziest part. But a lot of times these elites are talking about climate change, you know,

00:22:06.600 reducing carbon emissions, which, by the way, my carbon footprint in my entire lifespan will be about

00:22:12.480 16 metric tons, where these elites are flying private jets landing at an airstrip near Davos,

00:22:20.140 then having to take a helicopter from the airstrip to Davos to then get picked up in their gas-powered

00:22:26.340 vehicles. And they're emitting thousands of pounds more of CO2 than you and I ever will in our entire

00:22:33.280 lifetimes. So it's just ironic. The entire forum is all about irony and hypocrisy, if I'm being totally

00:22:39.820 honest. But going from last year to this year, you know, it kind of gives me a little bit more hope.

00:22:45.600 I reported today on the president of Argentina, how he's really been hammering it in with the elites

00:22:51.940 and talking about how, you know, we need to fight back against socialism and capitalism really is

00:22:56.840 the answer, and that they are the protagonists and they're not actually the solution to the problem.

00:23:02.760 And instead, they actually are the problem and creating the problems. So I think, you know,

00:23:07.420 back in 2016 when the WEF released their eight predictions, I do think we've seen those unfold

00:23:13.680 throughout the last eight years and now coming up on six years until 2030. We're going to need to

00:23:20.160 prepare ourselves and continue to speak out against the WEF and their radicalized elitist agendas to

00:23:26.460 push our world more towards the Great Reset agenda. I mean, it's already upon us and it's just going to be

00:23:32.780 our jobs to continue speaking out against it, standing up for our individual liberties and

00:23:36.660 our freedoms that, thank goodness, are protected in the United States of America and make sure that

00:23:41.740 we are fighting back against those crazy elite forces that are trying to destabilize Western

00:23:47.900 civilization and our freedoms as we know it. Which, on that note, of the World Economic Forum,

00:23:53.940 I actually have a mini-documentary coming out about the WEF and my reporting last year talking about

00:23:59.100 this year's Forum 2024, what's been going on, coming out sometime next week.

00:24:04.840 I'm so excited for that. I didn't even know you were working on that. That's amazing. But I'm

00:24:09.360 curious. Again, I always, like, joke I feel bad for the reporters on our side who have to watch the

00:24:14.640 World Economic Forum and go there and spend time with these people. But I'm just curious. It seems like

00:24:20.280 last year, Ukraine was really a focus, right? There was a lot of discussion about that in the

00:24:25.760 context of their favorite word, the D word, democracy. And maybe I'm mistaken, but it didn't

00:24:30.400 really seem like that was a pressing topic this year. Do you think Ukraine has sort of fallen by

00:24:36.100 the wayside? It didn't really seem like they mentioned it all that much. Ukraine is old news

00:24:41.420 at this point. And I think that, you know, what the previous guest was saying with the transhumanism,

00:24:45.880 with the augmented reality has really been the focus. Because look at how just we are obsessed

00:24:52.700 with the digitized society. We are totally sucked in Gen Z, especially, you know, you have TikTok, 0.96

00:24:58.800 and it's going to be the next wave of how to attack our freedoms and how to attack Western

00:25:03.160 civilization. So what better way than to get an entire generation addicted to social media,

00:25:08.420 and then want to actually live in a digitized world, you know, normalizing the 15 minute city theory,

00:25:14.180 and, you know, continuing to push that. I mean, last year, when I was on the ground,

00:25:17.860 there was an entire house on the promenade when you're walking down, basically, the buildings,

00:25:22.480 all are represented by companies or countries. And the Ukraine house was very, very private,

00:25:28.020 we couldn't even enter. When I was reporting outside the Ukraine house, I was told I needed to

00:25:32.320 leave, I was getting too close to the building. And Ukraine was definitely one of the huge talking

00:25:36.360 points among the attendees and companies that were there. But this year, you know, I think we've seen a

00:25:41.740 shift and they're seeing that people don't really care about Ukraine anymore, especially Americans.

00:25:46.480 And instead, you know, there hasn't even really surprisingly been a lot of discussion about

00:25:51.000 Israel, Palestine, and what's going on in the country of Israel. And it mostly was very directed

00:25:56.940 towards, you know, the climate change, augmented reality, talking about universal health care,

00:26:01.920 food insecurities, kind of their main talking points.

00:26:04.400 And Morgan, I want to hold you through the break, because I have one more question for you. But

00:26:09.660 Warren Posse, don't go anywhere. We also got Catherine O'Neill joining us after the break to

00:26:13.800 talk all things the elites want to do with probably one of your favorite things, meat and steak and your

00:26:19.940 ability to eat it. But sure, you guys know the strapline of the World Economic Forum this year was

00:26:25.200 rebuilding trust. And I say that that is a sigh off in and of itself. Because inherently,

00:26:32.620 I never trusted the World Economic Forum to begin with. And I'm sure you guys didn't either. So

00:26:37.880 don't fall for it. They don't want to rebuild their trust. You can't rebuild something that

00:26:41.620 you never had. And frankly, they're more in the business of destroying countries like I think they

00:26:45.760 did with Ukraine last year. And they're trying to do with American sovereignty by I would argue,

00:26:51.140 just allowing a complete and utter invasion by the Visigoths. Maybe that's too euphemistic a term

00:26:56.920 on our southern border. But we will be right back after this break. Morgan, Catherine O'Neill,

00:27:01.440 and a bunch of clips from the March for Life. Hang in there. We'll be right back.

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00:30:49.080 First, think back to 9-11, shortly after the government pushed through the Patriot Act.

00:30:53.080 This gave the government power to spy on innocent Americans by monitoring our phone and email and

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00:31:10.280 event that could elevate this governmental surveillance to a terrifying new level.

00:31:14.760 In fact, some of the guests I've had on the war room believe that the government will soon expand

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00:31:32.900 I can't say for sure if this will happen, but it's an interesting and dire warning.

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00:32:11.700 Welcome back to the war room. Now you guys know we cover the lawfare against President Trump nonstop.

00:32:20.560 There's been some breaking news. The wife of Nathan Wade, the fusion Trump prosecutor turned

00:32:27.940 Fannie Willis' alleged lover, I guess extramarital lover, that the wife of Nathan Wade, I guess estranged

00:32:37.040 wife, released credit card statements showing that she, she being Fannie Willis, had been receiving,

00:32:45.200 whether it was luxury cruises, hotel stays, Ubers, you name it, transportation, being all

00:32:51.280 paid for by Nathan Wade, the person that she was paying ridiculous, exorbitantly high fees

00:32:57.360 to, to again, prosecute Donald J. Trump. So I guess, never underestimate a scorned woman 1.00

00:33:03.960 in all things. But speaking of women fighting back, and I would say exposing the lies of the 1.00

00:33:12.100 mainstream media, we still got Morgan McMichael with us, and we'll have Catherine O'Neill joining 0.91

00:33:16.620 us after her. But Morgan, you brought up a very important point. And you know, the year 2030 is

00:33:22.160 very important to the globalists, right? It's sort of their, their goalpost year. 2025 is, of course,

00:33:29.160 important to the Chinese Communist Party, too, with their made in China 2025 agenda. I've always maintained

00:33:34.140 that the reason they're coming out so forcefully against Donald J. Trump is because they know

00:33:39.300 four more years of him would be a major impediment to this globalist agenda. I'm just curious where

00:33:45.920 you think they are sort of at either percentage wise, or just in terms of completion, in rolling

00:33:51.900 out these agendas. Do you think it's too late to stop it? Do you think they're too far along? Or do

00:33:56.480 you think we still have time to reverse it? 100% I think there is still time and we can reverse it. It's

00:34:03.540 just going to take people like you and me continuing to raise awareness and actually doing something in our

00:34:08.480 country. Because let's be honest, if America falls, everything falls. But they have not attacked

00:34:14.660 America yet. I mean, they've tried. I mean, we've seen the last four years under the Biden

00:34:18.880 administration. And I do think that China and the WEF and other globalist regimes are very, very

00:34:25.220 threatened by our upcoming 2024 election, which is why we need to elect the right people into office, so that

00:34:31.360 they can push back against these outlandish agendas that they are trying to push and

00:34:36.380 destabilize Western civilization. I do feel very grateful, though, for America, because, you know,

00:34:41.820 they're not just going to be able to come in here and create a totalitarian regime in just two

00:34:46.800 seconds. You know, they're going to have to completely restructure our Constitution and take 0.98

00:34:50.100 it away. And but we all know that the first step into total control is to completely strip everybody

00:34:57.040 of individual liberties and our freedoms. But all that to say, I do not think it's too late. I think

00:35:02.820 they have been implementing things all along, you know, whether I know your next guest is going to

00:35:06.480 talk about me, especially, you know, Bill Gates owning farmland and cricket farming and pushing

00:35:11.140 towards, you know, eating those 2000 edible insects, which, by the way, you know, eating insects isn't

00:35:16.020 actually very nutritious for humans. You know, whether it's the augmented reality pushing of AI and

00:35:22.380 pushing of, you know, the Vision Pro kind of software, the new the Google loss and all of that kind of

00:35:27.920 technological advancements or even health care. You know, they predicted that we were going to be

00:35:33.080 3D printing organs and making a more equitable health care, which really means a lesser standard

00:35:39.000 of care hasn't all been implemented yet in America. So I think they've been trying. They've

00:35:44.000 definitely been beta testing the waters on our next generation. And some things have, you know,

00:35:48.980 gotten a grasp on Gen Z, which I think the social media thing is the scariest part. But we're going to 1.00

00:35:54.160 have to continue to push back against these crazy agendas. I would say quite literally testing the

00:36:01.160 water. Morgan McMichael, if people want to follow you, stay up to date with everything you're working

00:36:04.960 on, where can they go to do all that? Watch the doc, do all of it. You guys can find me War Room Posse on

00:36:12.120 all of my socials at Morgan, M-O-R-G-O-N-N. And like Natalie said, I am coming out with a mini 1.00

00:36:18.220 documentary with Turning Point USA. And it's really exciting where there's going to be a bunch of

00:36:22.080 footage from me reporting in Davos and also now talking about just the World Economic Forum and

00:36:26.820 how they're going to be implementing their agendas and how we can deconstruct them. So you guys can

00:36:32.720 find that on the Turning Point USA YouTube channel sometime next week, but I will be posting it on my

00:36:36.420 channels. So you can spell my name, you can find me M-O-R-G-O-N-N. A jack of all trades, you can come

00:36:42.720 on and talk Taylor Swift or the World Economic Forum. Morgan, thank you so much for joining us.

00:36:47.620 Thank you, Natalie. Thank you so much. Now, it is a pleasure to bring on my next guest,

00:36:53.300 a good friend, Catherine O'Neill, who survived the D.C. swamp, especially the evil bureaucrats at

00:36:59.360 the State Department, moved out to far superior Wyoming. And you, I guess, practice what you

00:37:08.520 preach here in the world of entrepreneur capitalism. Of course, everyone knows Meriwether Farms, but

00:37:12.800 there was a story today had to do with the Government Accountability Office report talking

00:37:18.260 about how the United States doesn't even know the percent of farmland or public land that is owned

00:37:23.960 by foreign entities, the Chinese Communist Party, or otherwise, I thought you'd be the perfect person

00:37:28.780 to bring on to sort of react to this and break it down. But I'm just curious, from your limited

00:37:33.380 experience, again, you just started your company, but, you know, have you seen foreign incursion

00:37:39.100 into farmland? Does their Chinese Communist Party own land in Wyoming? Like, what do you think the

00:37:44.820 landscape looks like, I guess, quite literally? Thanks so much, Natalie. To my knowledge, I am not

00:37:51.440 personally aware of any land that is owned by the CCP. However, I know there's a lot of pressure

00:37:59.020 by people within our own country to pressure ranchers to sell their land and put them into what

00:38:05.800 is called a conservation easement, which essentially cedes control to the government to control

00:38:10.860 that land. So I think part of the mission of my company is to provide an outlet for these ranchers so

00:38:19.080 they can withstand that pressure to sell their land. Because right now, it's become very expensive

00:38:25.600 to maintain with property taxes and other fees and regulations. So in order for them to stay afloat,

00:38:33.440 sometimes they feel necessary for them to sell this land. So with Meriwether Farms,

00:38:39.400 we're providing an outlet for them to stay in business. And I think it's a shame, Natalie,

00:38:44.480 that every governor in the United States is not outright banning the sale of land, American land,

00:38:51.500 to foreign entities. It's a shame. It's an absolute shame. Can you walk us through that process a little 0.98

00:38:58.460 bit? Because it sort of seems we were talking in the earlier segment about a lot of the World Economic

00:39:02.780 Forum, the WHO's sort of broader agenda, where you just can't reconcile it with reality or common

00:39:08.800 sense policy, right? Do you think this is part of sort of a concerted effort there? I know there's a

00:39:14.040 new kind of vegan propaganda film out on Netflix. But do you think this is sort of part of a broader

00:39:18.980 push to normalize the, I would say, drift away from meat, from steak, to this more plant-based diet?

00:39:26.620 Absolutely, Natalie. It's a conceded, coordinated effort. So about 30 billion pounds the Americans

00:39:34.800 consume per year, according to the USDA, 30 billion pounds of meat. Tyson Foods, which provides about

00:39:43.720 one in four of those pounds to the American consumer, just invested in a European insect protein

00:39:52.220 company called Protix. I mean, if that's not blatant, I don't know what is. A company that

00:39:59.240 provides the United States with one in four pounds of meat is now partnering with a company

00:40:05.840 to provide insect protein. It's, I just, I, that's, I mean, it's right there in front of us.

00:40:13.660 And I know you guys have been having ridiculously high demand, which is so wonderful. I'm sure the

00:40:18.320 Warren Posse piles in, which, which they should do. Your selection is absolutely fantastic. I know

00:40:22.660 my mom has ordered some stuff and loves it, but can you walk us through your sort of day-to-day

00:40:27.160 process too, from the, you know, cattle perspective? I know you guys never use, use hormones, but any of

00:40:32.560 these other sort of weird trickeries that the, you know, globalists want you to use or normalize

00:40:38.140 with cattle, how you guys go about avoiding that? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, one of the things that

00:40:44.320 is a, it's a hot topic right now is the use of mRNA vaccines for, for cattle. I have thankfully never

00:40:52.280 come across any of that myself. However, that's not to say that they're not trying it. I mean,

00:40:58.860 we work with ranchers that have extremely high integrity and we observe the care. We have, we

00:41:05.840 conduct the feeding, we conduct the processing. We, we are very integrated with these ranchers

00:41:12.660 programs so we, we can see everything that they're doing. However, that's not to say that, that,

00:41:19.740 that's not being tried elsewhere. So, and one of the things that we do is we, we ensure a standard

00:41:27.120 for our customers. So if you come on to meriwetherfarms.com and you buy beef from us, 100% of the time you

00:41:35.280 are getting a product free of hormones, free of antibiotics, and free of any weird vaccination

00:41:42.220 protocols that they're trying to incur on, on these animals. Okay. So let people know, first of all,

00:41:49.540 give us the website one more time. If there's a war room posse discount and what you guys offer,

00:41:55.000 you know, what the most popular stuff is. I'm genuinely curious. Yeah. So we're actually doing

00:42:00.560 a special today because like you've mentioned, and I'm so thankful for the war room posse. You guys

00:42:06.420 have been so good to us. I mean, we are just totally gone gangbusters in sales and it's been

00:42:13.180 really difficult for us to keep up with the demand because we have such high standards for

00:42:18.400 our products. And so it's been hard to find, you know, ranchers that are willing to alter their

00:42:25.560 ranching mechanisms to, and, and herd health to exclude these hormones and antibiotics and other

00:42:32.700 things. So it is, it's been challenging for us, but we work with some really amazing people and we've,

00:42:39.600 we're offering a special edition right now. It's, it's a blend. It's a blend of a breed called an 1.00

00:42:46.320 Angus, which is typically what the breed that raised black Angus, but we, it's a blend of an Angus

00:42:52.540 in a Charlay. Charlay is a lighter colored cow. If you are familiar with breeds of cattle and

00:42:59.740 Charlay tend to have a larger muscle structure. So the stakes that are available today in our

00:43:06.320 special edition may actually be a little bit bigger than what you're used to, which is going to be

00:43:10.600 great. But like I said, we'll still have those same standards of no hormones, no antibiotics and

00:43:17.020 standards of care. So we, we have a very limited supply right now. Um, so if you want to go and

00:43:24.380 try this new edition that we're partnering with this grant, um, go to maryweatherfarms.com,

00:43:30.800 use the discount code war room 10. As always, we want, always want to take care of our war room

00:43:36.060 customers. And I would love your feedback too, on this new, um, edition of our, our product.

00:43:42.920 Catherine, thank you so much for joining us and war room posse. Go get some steak.

00:43:50.000 Thank you. Great to see you. Of course. Likewise. And war room posse. We got some exclusive footage

00:43:56.060 with Jane Zirkle from the March for life in Washington, DC that we will roll until the end

00:44:01.840 of the show. She froze for you guys to get this footage. So make sure you watch and have a wonderful

00:44:06.080 weekend. War room is on the ground at the 51st annual March for life. My name is Jane Zirkle and let's

00:44:12.200 talk to some of the attendees. Can you guys please tell me your names and where you're

00:44:15.740 from? I'm Selena. Hi, I'm Chloe. Hi, I'm Rima. I'm Angelina. Hi, I'm Christina. I'm Grace.

00:44:22.940 And where are you from? We're all from Detroit, Michigan. That's awesome. So what brings you

00:44:27.340 guys out to the March for life today? What brings us out is to fight for those who can't speak

00:44:32.840 for themselves. It's not fair that they don't have a say. So we're fighting for the unborn. Um,

00:44:38.280 and so that they can have a chance to live just like we all had a chance to live. Uh,

00:44:43.000 we're here to march for their lives. And we're also here to support the woman, um, who are going

00:44:48.700 through these difficult times, um, of being pregnant. And we also support them and support

00:44:53.680 and just support them giving birth. And we actually come from the Chaldean Catholic diocese

00:44:58.940 and we have lots of, um, ways for them to get help and support. And we're all here. We're here for

00:45:04.440 them too. Now going into 2024, do you think abortion is on the ballot? And what party or

00:45:10.260 candidate do you think holds your pro-life values most dear? Yeah, I think for us, um,

00:45:17.140 as for voting in elections for the presidents, uh, Donald Trump has said multiple times that he

00:45:22.740 is pro-life and he's looking for a pro-life America. So I think that's what we would have

00:45:26.940 to go with. If you were talking to a woman who was considering an abortion, what are some

00:45:31.780 of the things that you would tell her? Yeah, I would definitely comfort her. Um,

00:45:35.660 it's obviously a really hard decision to make. Uh, I would definitely support, um, kind of the

00:45:40.920 way she thought I would help her through it. And I would personally, myself, I would bring her to

00:45:45.920 someone, um, like a counseling center or something like that. We have them through our churches,

00:45:50.560 the office of life, um, in Southfield, Michigan, and I would help her go through that and kind

00:45:55.600 of get the counseling she needs. We'd pray for her too. What are some of the ways that people

00:46:00.940 can support your pro-life activism? Yeah, just coming out to things like this. Um, even for us,

00:46:06.900 prayer is really big. Um, it's the silent support that a lot of people need in these times. Coming

00:46:12.280 out stuff like this, going on social media, reaching out to people, anything like that is

00:46:16.260 great. Now, I want to talk to you about the abortion pill controversy that's going on right

00:46:20.960 now, because of course the Supreme Court agreed to hear the Biden case over abortion drugs. Tell me

00:46:25.860 about what you experienced. Well, um, it's six, 54% of the, uh, children. Now the recent data came

00:46:34.540 out, 54% of the babies that are killed are killed via abortion drugs. And in all 50 States, it's

00:46:41.080 actually not illegal to order abortion pills shipped to your home. And to prove it. So I went online and

00:46:49.160 actually somebody sent me for free, a package of abortion pills in a state that has outlawed

00:46:57.300 abortion. Which state was that? If you don't mind my asking the state of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

00:47:02.160 And they put the address of all places to the attorney general was the sending address.

00:47:09.180 They're that brazen about it. And you can kill a child in the womb with a pill in all 50 States, 0.74

00:47:18.460 film yourself doing it. It is completely legal because of the loopholes that we have. We need

00:47:24.500 to end abortion. It needs to be a crime to kill an image bearer of God. It has to be until we make it 1.00

00:47:32.340 not only a crime and unthinkable to kill a human being, we will continue to do this madness. Look,

00:47:38.040 there's no instructions even that came with this. How safe is that for a woman who takes it? 0.99

00:47:43.020 What's your name?

00:47:43.720 My name is AJ Hurley. I'm the director of outreach at the White Rose Resistance.

00:47:48.040 How can people support your anti-abortion activism?

00:47:51.080 Yeah. So you can find me on Instagram at AJ Hurley, but then you can also go

00:47:55.760 thewhiterose.life. I work with Seth Gruber. We are trying to awaken the sleeping giant that is

00:48:02.620 the church of Jesus Christ to end child sacrifice in America.

00:48:07.000 My name is Andres Gonzalez and I'm from Texas, but I'm here with Benedictine College from Kansas.

00:48:12.140 So my family is a very pro-life family and it starts with my grandmother who was considering

00:48:17.320 aborting my oldest or my, her oldest daughter. And she ended up choosing life because of my grandpa.

00:48:24.300 And ever since then, my family has been incredibly dedicated to the pro-life movement.

00:48:28.040 And my grandma actually has a 40, uh, 40 year long career in pro-life. 1.00

00:48:32.480 What are some of the things you would tell to other young people

00:48:35.140 to get them to join the pro-life movement?

00:48:38.300 Um, well, I would start from like a Christian standpoint. So I would say that, um, the gift

00:48:44.380 of life is the greatest gift that we can be given by God and only God can take it away and only God

00:48:49.020 can give it to us. So I would start at that point. And, um, just, you can see by the people here that

00:48:54.900 we're all filled with so much joy and everybody in our world and my generation is looking for

00:48:59.180 something fulfilling. And I think that's something that can really be found in this movement.

00:49:02.840 Can you guys please tell me your names and where you're from?

00:49:05.500 David Momola. We're from Tampa, Florida.

00:49:08.000 Jake Killian, Tampa, Florida.

00:49:09.420 I'm James Slack, Tampa.

00:49:10.800 What brings you guys out to the March for Life today?

00:49:13.200 We're here to save babies. We believe that life begins at conception and legally should be

00:49:17.000 protected at all stages in this and human life.

00:49:19.340 So what would you tell other young people to get them on board with the pro-life movement?

00:49:23.480 I would say the pro-life movement is all about defending those who can't defend themselves. 0.84

00:49:27.940 So we're here to be a voice both for the unborn and for those poor women who are often pressured

00:49:31.940 into abortion when that's not the best decision they can make.

00:49:34.880 What are some things you would say to people to get them to join the pro-life movement?

00:49:39.560 I would say that you're looking at abortion as a means to an end and not as a way to better

00:49:47.140 improve your life.

00:49:48.500 I'm Aiden. I'm from Notre Dame. I'm with a group from Notre Dame. And I'm here because

00:49:52.820 I love life. I respect life. And I'm here to get the word out and just be a witness.

00:49:58.540 What are some of the reasons you're pro-life?

00:50:00.560 I believe every life is sacred. Every life is from God. Every life has true value all the

00:50:06.740 way from conception to death. And I feel we need to honor that and value that.

00:50:11.460 What would you say to other young people to convince them to join the pro-life movement?

00:50:15.140 I would just say to look at the facts, to look at the studies. I think we need to focus

00:50:20.800 on those. And once you realize that it is truly a life in the womb, I think it's undeniable

00:50:26.080 to say that abortion is OK. And once we focus on the facts, focus on the issues, then we

00:50:32.940 can have a much better world with more pro-life generation.

00:50:37.300 So going into 2024, abortion is definitely on the ballot. Is there a candidate who you feel

00:50:42.280 best represents your pro-life values right now?

00:50:46.120 I haven't been for the election. For the election, I'd have to say Donald Trump. He served,

00:50:53.060 he got three great Supreme Court justices in the court, which helped overturn Roe v. Wade.

00:50:58.600 Those were incredible for the pro-life movement. And I'd love to see him in office again.

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