Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 489： The Climate Lunacy Of The Biden Administration

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

00:00:11.540 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:19.280 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in

00:00:24.740 Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and 0.99

00:00:29.180 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:33.460 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:40.500 your host Stephen K Bannon okay Friday 8 March year of our 2024 a lot to get through I asked Dave Walsh

00:00:49.460 to watch the speech last night there's also been all types of articles out about the subsidies about

00:00:54.360 sustainability where this is all going you heard coach Tuberville on the morning show say look

00:01:02.040 you know he's a reasonable guy you know level-headed um uh kind of you know that kind of tough

00:01:08.780 common sense a cussedness that Americans are known for particularly uh Americans in the south

00:01:16.020 and from Texas and that part of the west and he said look I've sat up here with an open mind and

00:01:21.640 heard it all he says it's all it's all a cult he says voodoo it's not he says this climate stuff

00:01:25.800 doesn't make any sense and they never really bring up any expertise and this stuff's passed

00:01:30.700 and it's trains of dollars they don't know what to go for he says it's all just a payoff for their

00:01:33.940 buddies so we asked Dave Walsh to look at this speech last night to get in back of the numbers

00:01:39.200 he's our expert so so Walsh given and we had Bessett on too the financial guy saying hey their policy

00:01:45.680 is a maximalist uh financial policy fiscal policy of no return uh they've just put the pedal to the

00:01:53.480 metal is the same in energy I mean we can't turn this economy around until we become energy full

00:01:59.860 spectrum energy dominant like we were under Trump give us your assessment last night where do we stand

00:02:05.040 and uh is this madness going to destroy the country yeah we had the senile president yelling at us

00:02:13.020 for 55 minutes non-stop um so let's get into a few other things right before energy I wanted to

00:02:18.640 comment on one the uh comments about Putin and stopping issue number one issue number one I'm

00:02:25.420 going to tie this to energy uh this uh stopping this uh war by Putin that we're going to we're going to be

00:02:31.020 saved from him we're going to stop his advance into other nations we're going to prevent him from

00:02:36.800 moving further we're going to not bow down to him you know last week just friday a week ago

00:02:42.020 the united states of america's nasa launched another joint mission with russia into the into

00:02:49.600 the global space station the international space station and guess what we continue for now 18

00:02:55.060 consecutive months during this war getting 54 of our yellow cake uranium supply for our reactors our

00:03:01.600 nuclear navy our nuclear arms from russia and allied states no change non-stop along with this

00:03:07.460 nasa mission so you know folks get very curious the nature of why this emerges once again to issue

00:03:14.120 number one sending 60 more billion to a country who you know we're fighting russia in this supposedly

00:03:20.880 russia is allied with china to whom we will provide hundreds of billions of dollars of hardware

00:03:27.760 procurement for our basic energy supply and electricity lithium ion batteries and solar panels

00:03:34.420 as they produce 87 percent of the world supply of both in our going forward energy supply under his

00:03:40.300 policies we're actually egregiously supporting ally russia ally china with those acquisitions of

00:03:47.980 hardware for electricity under his policies so yeah the americans are very very concerned and

00:03:54.060 wondering why issue number one in this hollering match was supporting ukraine further so you know huge

00:04:02.920 byproduct the the energy thing um i i hate to keep harping on next era what's happening in florida

00:04:09.380 but let me describe for example what's happening here with um 90 000 megawatts announced of solar

00:04:16.360 subsidized by this federal government being installed here by this this one utility now i will say also

00:04:22.380 in fairness to them this uh transposes across all the states in the country the same kind of thing is

00:04:28.820 going on only more of it here next era to his point on the rich not being taxed more next era will

00:04:35.400 benefit over the next over the next 20 years from a hundred billion in tax subsidies provided for their

00:04:42.500 solar and wind and not wind but so much but battery storage locations they'll invest in in florida

00:04:48.360 you're going to invest 300 billion in that apparatus here a hundred billion will be subsidized so in terms of

00:04:55.000 the rich getting richer and corporations now paying their fair share no they're getting back duke energy

00:05:01.080 next era dominion energy the epc firms building these claptrap part-time intermittent renewable farms

00:05:08.800 are benefiting enormously from federal subsidies particularly the investors in them who are major

00:05:16.460 corporate wall street traded enterprises duke energy entergy bpnl dominion energy southern company but

00:05:24.500 particularly next era all benefiting from hundreds of billions in subsidies to build this kind of

00:05:30.660 resource what will happen here in 20 years if this is done their revenue will double their ebitda will

00:05:37.980 grow by two billion a year just related ratepayer costs will double not inflation adjusted but in real

00:05:45.300 terms today just because of this solarization that they'll build electrical reliability on the other

00:05:51.680 hand were reduced by 45 that's the net outcome of the net zero good good fellow with the presentation

00:05:58.400 in five net zero less than net zero economic value added of these biden ira programs with respect to

00:06:06.000 energy destroying value in the energy system electrically in less reliability much higher cost for rate

00:06:12.720 payers while the corporations doing this become enriched by subsidies so all due respect is corporations

00:06:19.400 going to pay more in taxes less than more in taxes no not when you take into account the massive

00:06:24.360 subsidies granted ev makers and particularly electricity providers coming up under his ira

00:06:33.720 i just want to pull the camera back from what you heard last night or what you're telling us

00:06:37.240 with all the analyses you put out if they pursue this net zero policy uh that we will not have the

00:06:46.200 energy capabilities to really be a major industrial power unless the price of this just goes through

00:06:53.560 the roof and the rate payers going to have to end up somehow paying for this yeah when you when you

00:06:58.920 analyze the booze allen mckinsey boston consulting analytic of what's happening with electricity generation

00:07:06.680 supply in this country with this fast growth scenario that we're into now on renewables what happens over the

00:07:13.000 next 10 years is we spend about a trillion five in cost of new capital for power generation in a time

00:07:20.680 period we'd normally spend about about 700 billion we're going to spend 600 billion a trillion five

00:07:27.240 instead and yet yield out of that across 10 years only about a five percent increase in energy value of

00:07:36.280 annual kilowatt hour production 10 years from now compared to now in our electrical generation capacity

00:07:43.240 of power plants because 95 of what's going to be installed is part-time part of the day average

00:07:51.240 five hour solar average seven and a half hour a day wind intermittent also at the same time

00:07:57.960 part-time resources being the almost the entirety of us utility investment in the next 10 years because of a

00:08:05.000 subsidies but b the attack by the epa his epa on any more gas-fired technology for combined cycle

00:08:13.320 any more coal-fired technology yes a hundred thousand megawatts of coal baseload continuous

00:08:19.640 duty coal being shut down to be replaced by and that runs a hundred percent of the time replaced by

00:08:25.400 part-time technologies so we're only growing the electrification supply in kilowatt hours by about

00:08:31.240 five percent and spending three times the money to do it which will be and half a billion of that

00:08:36.840 passed to taxpayers in subsidies to support that it's an insane set of policies while we're supposedly

00:08:43.640 electrifying everything on evs on home heating in the northeast and upper midwest this is it's quite

00:08:50.680 contrary much more costly to the average citizen and removing choice of having coal nuclear combined

00:08:58.440 cycle gas power in the energy mix and transitioning to one choice just like his position on electric

00:09:04.600 cars one choice meaning no choice for consumers in this case only renewable power which is four and a

00:09:11.400 half to ten times more costly than basic conventional power that we've very advanced power through advanced

00:09:18.120 combined cycle plants advanced nuclear plants and very clean coal plants that we've become become

00:09:23.000 accustomed to we're talking four to ten times the capex cost of this new part-time stuff that works

00:09:29.560 just a fraction of the day so so we made the case this morning with scott besson uh of which he taught

00:09:36.680 it's the three i program but the three three three i think three percent economic growth you get the

00:09:41.480 deficit down you just free spending you get it down to three percent of uh of um the three percent of the

00:09:47.720 deficit from six you cut it in half and you get three million barrels more per day in production

00:09:52.600 he said those threes over ten years we work ourselves out of this his fear is that he says

00:09:57.560 first off if trump doesn't win and buying keeps up it's over and he says this as a hedge fund guy

00:10:02.200 professionally the other building block i keep arguing so that the the fiscal irresponsibility and

00:10:07.960 financial mismanagement is one and that directly impacts people's lives they now understand how the

00:10:13.240 spending and the deficits drive inflation are killing them the second component piece of this

00:10:19.000 that is in stark relief i mean these are not close is to make the energy argument of what has to

00:10:24.360 happen so you give me two minutes right now of your counter state of the union to biden that should be

00:10:31.160 the trump playbook going forward sir now we we must continue to be or resume from 2020 resume

00:10:40.920 putting our pedal to the metal on being a dominant energy supplier for the world particularly with

00:10:47.320 respect to oil and gas exports which have been a hallmark of our attempt to save the deficit from

00:10:54.280 being a a mind-boggling problem with respect to ruining the value of our currency the deficit today

00:11:00.200 is a trillion dollars in terms of foreign trade we import three trillion we export two trillion 370

00:11:07.000 billion of our export value have now grown to be largely under the trump administration oil and

00:11:12.280 gas and related products of chemicals and plastics made from oil and gas where now he's announced

00:11:17.960 wanting to stall any new lng or natural gas export facilities in the country for an 18-month timeout study

00:11:27.960 of their viability for environmental reasons globally adding to the global warming issue no this should be

00:11:34.920 built on and and encouraged the fact of additional natural gas exports natural gas exports have not

00:11:41.720 been ruinous to pricing here in the u.s natural gas is now only a buck eighty a decatherm one-sixth of

00:11:47.880 what it was in the height of the ukraine issue so we've had continued highly competitive natural gas costs

00:11:54.600 here we can export on an unlimited basis regain the geopolitical strength that gives us in western europe

00:12:02.120 supporting western europe supporting japan supporting korea with natural gas exports no he wants to stop

00:12:08.600 them and and further widen the deficit this oil and gas are our largest export product as a nation again

00:12:16.600 about 360 billion a year and of course you know the deficit is in foreign trade a massive contributor to

00:12:24.600 decline in value of the currency and inflation americans see every day in energy which cascades through

00:12:31.240 the entire economy and he's and he's pushing creating a wider deficit by stopping the export of natural gas

00:12:37.720 from this country it's it's it's i just want to make sure i just want to make sure that there's nothing

00:12:44.200 close about these two energy policies this is another bright line hard line dichotomy or you know you one

00:12:52.280 choice of the other one one will take you down one path the other take you down another path no doubt in

00:12:57.320 your mind no doubt and he he presented our good fellow on at five the fact of the you know these

00:13:05.000 aren't just signals what he's what he's broadcasting through the epa through the doe are not signals

00:13:10.440 they're actual they're actual policies to shutter coal-fired uh power in the country to shutter any more

00:13:17.000 natural gas power in the country by 2035 if this massively expensive carbon capture or massively

00:13:24.040 inefficient conversion to hydrogen fuel doesn't happen he wants to shut down the remaining parts

00:13:29.320 of our fossil energy base which is tremendously ruinous we need to grow that we need to do what

00:13:34.040 china's doing let's grow their electricity supply by about 70 percent based on more fossil fuels to

00:13:40.120 compete with china not to accept their mantra to buy more of their equipment to buy more of their

00:13:45.160 inverters more of their solar panels more of their uh batteries for battery storage we ought to be

00:13:50.360 creating our own energy from our own abundant natural gas export as much as we can also let our

00:13:57.800 population become self-sufficient on on oil gas and and our related coal resources on a clean coal basis

00:14:05.560 we we need to look at all this because this would these things would grow the economy reducing energy

00:14:10.920 costs increasing energy supply we're probably three million barrels a day behind in production where

00:14:16.280 we would be had we remained in the trump trajectory of not shutting down permitting on federal lands

00:14:22.840 yeah in alaska in the gulf that that three million barrels behind where we would be

00:14:27.560 that that that number is exactly scott beston's number so the two great brains we've got walsh and

00:14:33.160 beston come with the exact same number last question um because i gotta bounce i know you gotta bounce

00:14:38.280 uh coach tuberville was pretty up front he said look i've been here for three years i've heard it

00:14:43.720 all i've seen this in these committees i heard the presentation he said categorically that the climate

00:14:49.400 change uh the climate change movement the climate change cult up here is a complete and total fraud

00:14:56.920 and a complete and total hoax your thoughts sir i completely agree with the coach on that he speaks with

00:15:04.440 great wisdom the when you look at the science data and the number of actual scientists with actual

00:15:11.560 heavy credentials the chair of the physics department emeritus at mit physics professor happer from

00:15:18.440 princeton a variety wide variety of nobel prize winners have indicated the actual hard science behind

00:15:25.160 the minuscule minuscule quantity which is again 0.0002 percent of the man-caused co2 in the upper

00:15:35.160 atmosphere having any impact on changing global temperatures there is no case for that that underlies

00:15:41.800 all of this theory which goes back to the obama administration in its first three months naming co2

00:15:48.920 a new harmful pollutant where for 20 years it had not been one of course mercury uh you know nox nitrous

00:15:56.920 oxide heavy metals heavy particulate yes harmful pollutants co2 is a naturally occurring element

00:16:05.320 to the degree of 95 of it it can't be abated it comes from evaporating lakes rivers and ocean waters

00:16:12.040 and rotting plant material in the main the uh in vast majority of it so we can't we can't abate it

00:16:18.840 or stop it therefore i mean this whole this whole issue of spending three times to four times more

00:16:25.400 on electrification than we then we normally would and converting to no choice for consumers to all evs

00:16:33.160 when we're not even building the electrification to support that is is lunacy but it's based on a

00:16:38.200 fundamental theory that that is not a correct one from a science basis toberville speaking with

00:16:44.840 wisdom dave dave uh how do people continue to how do people follow you you can reach me on getter

00:16:53.080 uh at dave walsh energy and truth social the same and i've been very active speaking uh more regionally

00:16:58.840 on this topic as well steve thank you by the way so if people want to sign you up for a speech uh

00:17:05.800 besides we know you got your your your guys here in the production team that act as your agents so

00:17:10.360 how do people get to how do they get to you directly there are numerous ways to reach me in the email

00:17:16.120 and i'm on i'm on linkedin for a variety of purposes i can be reached that way i can be reached on email

00:17:22.360 dave walsh at dakota group.com good way to reach me an email they're right out there in public

00:17:26.760 dave walsh thank you so much honored to have you on here great analysis

00:17:32.600 okay this case you should know we did is that um having done a lot of pick and shovel work over in

00:17:39.640 europe to assist or to help um the populist nationalist movement there and this came from my work with

00:17:46.280 nigel farage for years and then culminating in brexit and trying to support nigel afterwards to have

00:17:53.000 brexit enforced um one things we want to do we saw a great need for a great need for was really

00:18:01.160 how do you train people up now if you go back to right before cpac and for all the war and posse that

00:18:06.120 was there we had this uh force multiplier academy force multiplier academy and that was really to take

00:18:13.400 a module a module of what we were trying to accomplish at this gladiator school the academy for

00:18:19.160 the judeo-christian west it was a take it and just see off you know on a one-off how people respond to

00:18:26.760 it and particularly we gave a whole full menu i think we had i don't know 50 or 60 speakers for

00:18:32.200 those five hours five hours one 15 minute break uh started we had room for 200 to 225 when i got the

00:18:41.640 room had 400 they let in another 100 stood in the back for the entire time 500 people nobody left in the

00:18:48.200 in the rave reviews we got on that shows us that we're on the right track so here here's the

00:18:54.360 gladiator school was the following it was to have a three-part program the first part is the is the

00:19:00.360 teaching of the basics and fundamentals and theoretical part the history the art the culture of our

00:19:06.520 civilization of the judeo-christian west why is this why is it the greatest civilization in the world

00:19:11.480 and we say that this is empirical evidence but we we we immerse you in that we immerse you with

00:19:16.840 this culture is what i call jerusalem athens in rome and then of course obviously the modern part

00:19:22.840 of that but the ancient part of it that kind of grounds us and roots us what is that why is it

00:19:27.400 important why has it been resilient why is it freed more people created more wealth uh more happiness

00:19:34.200 than any other civilization in the history of the world why is why does that happen and why can those

00:19:38.360 values and principles be promulgated into the future then part two of the training is the i don't

00:19:44.760 know we'll put it in a very basic way to weaponize you to actually turn you into a information war

00:19:54.040 warrior gladiator that in modern uh companies in modern institutions in modern politics whether

00:20:01.000 campaigns are actually governing that you can be at the cutting edge with the understanding of of media

00:20:07.480 training social media training all of it that you can really kind of take those ideas and take these

00:20:13.320 concepts and make sure that you can promulgate them and particularly fight for them the third part

00:20:18.840 was a uh a physical and mental part to make sure that you're tough enough and healthy as healthy as

00:20:23.800 you can possibly be all of it and do that in one package uh we have worked on this for years we had to

00:20:29.880 get through the court case first because what they did as soon as we announced and what they did they

00:20:34.040 put the uh monasteries up for auction one of the great tragedies of the judeo-christian west in its heartland

00:20:40.760 uh whether it's the uh the the desert church or the church in uh west europe a lot of these main

00:20:48.040 magnificent architectural um uh masterpieces are now vacant you know it was reverend hagey pastor

00:20:57.160 hagey down there in houston texas used to always say the problem in europe is that the the churches

00:21:01.400 are empty and the mosque are full uh that's true to a large extent um and particularly in italy italy church

00:21:07.960 attendance is dropping uh and so every year the state and the state owns all of these uh owns all

00:21:14.920 the the churches after they had the their secular revolution i think garibaldi and those guys back

00:21:19.320 in the 19th century they kind of seized church assets kind of like the what the french revolution

00:21:24.120 did but those are now put up on auction because they can't maintain them as long as you make a

00:21:28.520 certain commitment for capital improvements you can get into this auction process of which we did we

00:21:32.680 got it we returned to glider school the left wing deep state over there and this was a battle with

00:21:37.720 the deep state wanted to drive us out but also just crushed the whole idea of it and threatened to put

00:21:42.360 ben harnwell our own ben harnwell in prison so we spent a lot of money uh many millions of dollars

00:21:49.000 and we fought it for five years and ben harnwell never wavered and uh and actually took the risk of

00:21:55.000 going to prison like peter navarro and uh and we won we're quitting on everything and so now uh having

00:22:01.240 done and we felt that this thing was going to come to a head that's why at cpac i took this whole day

00:22:06.200 i want to test one of these modules the response has been overwhelming it's kind of like with the show

00:22:11.240 what we have found out with the show is that if we give um not just information but maybe information

00:22:17.720 you can't get into other places you'd have to watch like a lot of information you get here on capital

00:22:22.360 markets and macroeconomics you would actually have to watch bloomberg tv a lot not not cnbc and

00:22:28.280 fox business i mean it's much more sophisticated cnbc's kind of become just uh companies talking about

00:22:34.120 their stocks right and and they give them softball interviews to try to prop the stocks and they

00:22:38.040 advertise later it's pretty much a scam um fox business is not i mean mainly it's political

00:22:43.640 commentary with a little bit of rnc talking points throughout the day it's not really a serious

00:22:48.920 channel with serious people talking about serious topics you got maria bartroma in the morning and

00:22:53.160 that's about it in fact lou dobbs now over lindale tv over here in fact follows us uh because it wasn't

00:23:00.520 working for him anymore and given his sophisticated analysis so what we found out is the more that we

00:23:06.760 make information that we take complex topics and the more that we put them out there in a way that

00:23:11.800 kind of raises the bar and makes you reach for it doesn't dumb it down in fact we make it a little

00:23:16.840 harder audience respond they want more of that and audiences come up a learning curve one thing we

00:23:22.360 found since we started this with war room impeachment in late 2019 the fall of 2019 and going to pandemic

00:23:28.600 and then going to and basically into the general war war room 2020 talking about the election that

00:23:32.840 everything afterwards is that audiences have learning curves audiences get more sophisticated over time the

00:23:39.160 more access to information you have the more that you have to and we don't make everything

00:23:44.040 self-explanatory because we want to bury the bone a little bit and i keep telling you go to this site

00:23:48.520 go to the site read this book talk to this guy this is social media we're trying to bury the bone a

00:23:53.560 little bit because we understand in the process in your learning process and you're developing your

00:23:59.320 own mental maps you go up a massive learning curve in fact you get smarter this is all just like in

00:24:06.360 sports remember in sports and playing football and baseball everything basketball it's about reps you got to do

00:24:11.480 reps i think it was uh was it um glasser that came up with the uh the theory you have to do something

00:24:19.480 10 000 times to actually become an expert in it uh i can tell you from mo her experience when playing

00:24:25.240 volleyball about 10 000 sets and then you kind of really know what you're doing you can't you you've

00:24:30.680 worked through the problems that's what we try to do on the show we know now and we're going to test

00:24:36.280 modules a couple places and i don't have the specific dates but we're looking in arizona we're

00:24:41.320 looking in nevada we're going to look in colorado up there with lauren bobert a couple others maybe a 0.88

00:24:46.520 couple in colorado maybe a couple in arizona in nevada could go test modules of this again to see how

00:24:52.600 people respond to it uh this is absolutely needed what you have the um project 2025 of which biden has

00:25:00.200 said he's going to make that a major part of his campaign uh in 2024 to demonize trump's policies

00:25:07.560 and trump's people that will be coming in to deconstruct the administrative state uh we also

00:25:12.600 know they need those warriors i had a chance to speak to uh sarab a sharma's group american moment

00:25:19.080 last night these young warriors will be part of it but you also have the paul dan's you have project

00:25:23.240 2025 you got johnny mcinty you have what steven miller's doing you got the afpi people you got

00:25:28.520 obviously russ vote in that team uh so you have a lot of people working on this and now we want

00:25:34.360 to bring in the posse because not that you may be going to the trump administration but it'll make

00:25:39.080 you even a better not just citizen but warrior from maga in in on the precinct strategy everything

00:25:46.280 the more knowledge you have you have as much knowledge as the people in the c-suites you're

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00:25:55.160 we know they fear them they hate it they will try to do anything to shut it down and guess

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00:32:18.520 rick in fact i tell you folks that his book currency war i think came out right after the crash 2008

00:32:24.120 came out in 2010 i think it was and it was part of a war gaming exercise with department of defense

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00:32:35.160 about currency in a totally different light than i had been taught at harvard business school

00:32:40.280 um so uh brother harnwell just we didn't have enough time i've got a segment here i want to walk

00:32:47.560 through what you've been through for the last four or five years why they immediately freaked out when

00:32:52.200 they found out we're going to do a when they understood that our gladiator school was to

00:32:56.920 really build a new generation of uh avoid and it's not just young people we're going to take people of 0.99

00:33:02.600 all ages in fact there's a lot of folks in their 40s that have done other things and saying hey now i

00:33:07.160 want to shift i really want to get involved in politics or i want to understand how to become an

00:33:11.560 information uh war uh gladiator and uh whether it's my cultural institution my business uh my

00:33:19.880 entrepreneurial activities or maybe even get a job at local government a school board everything

00:33:24.520 uh it's for all but why did they why did they freak out and why did they threaten to put you in prison

00:33:31.800 steve basically for for three principal reasons i would categorize them like this

00:33:37.720 the first one is that they um they couldn't respond to our arguments it is a peculiar situation

00:33:44.440 though americans will have some uh acquaintance with the reality is that the mainstream media

00:33:49.480 controls the nature of the debate and in italy that is even more so there's very little uh sunlight

00:33:56.920 there are very few cracks for the sunlight to get in um that's why whenever you were coming here

00:34:02.360 to you know i have to set the scene here for the posse whenever you came to italy and you were

00:34:09.240 speaking at events there were throngs of journalists forget the crowds forget the italians there were

00:34:15.880 throngs of journalists often a hundred deep um around you that you were bringing here to to this

00:34:21.640 country to this um peninsula arguments that simply were not being made by any political party and there

00:34:29.320 was huge appetite for that people saw what you've done with the trump campaign and they realized that

00:34:35.480 if those things were to take root here in italy it would be transformative and italy is a very

00:34:40.440 important culturally it's a very important um country in the european union so they couldn't respond to

00:34:46.840 our arguments and they had to you know the last thing that they wanted was under their very noses

00:34:52.520 was this uh this gladiator school for cultural warriors in a region lazio which is the region that

00:34:58.840 surrounds rome controlled by the former leader of the the democratic party the last thing they wanted

00:35:05.080 under their noses was this university of nationalism pushing out arguments that they knew they had no

00:35:13.960 response to so they had to shut this down one way or the other and the the best means available to

00:35:19.400 them and i compliment them they did a very good job on shutting this down for five years was lawfare

00:35:25.080 they just hit us with lawfare with one legal action after another um and one legal action after another

00:35:32.520 we won we we were victorious that's really all steve to interrupt myself that's why we won we we won

00:35:38.520 because we did not give up principally you know and that's you know when we when we open up steve on

00:35:44.840 on the first day that's going to be the first lesson you are here today the first lesson you know that we

00:35:49.960 want you to to appreciate is what happens when you do not give up i'm so incredibly important

00:35:56.200 uh so it's important also okay okay before you go to the second thing why is that so important

00:36:04.920 not simply here in the united states why was that such an important lesson because this story is on

00:36:09.320 fire throughout europe why is it so important particularly in europe which is quite different

00:36:14.920 at least culturally from the united states i mean we we share the same civilization the same culture but

00:36:19.640 individual countries have it but there's a definitely a different makeup of people in europe and you can

00:36:25.640 tell hey people you know your dna at some point in time made a decision uh to to come here

00:36:32.680 obviously some were without a decision were brought here right uh but it's just difference

00:36:38.040 this this this nation just in having to get through life and having to do it on your own in a prim

00:36:43.800 mortal forest uh is different than europe why was that lesson so important for the europeans that

00:36:50.200 we're not going to back down we're never going to stop we're not going to quit

00:36:53.560 um because as you as you as you indicate a lot of what we're doing here in this academy the

00:37:00.360 protection of the judeo-christian west the the protection of the judeo-christian foundation

00:37:06.040 of western civilization is coming back to europe having been percolating in the united states for the

00:37:13.080 last 250 years so we're not just basically trying to turn the clock back in in europe 250 years and pick up

00:37:20.520 with some sort of some sort of late feudalist system say let's return to this we're trying to pick up

00:37:27.000 these arguments as they have been embraced and transformed by the american experience that's

00:37:33.000 really very important to what we're trying to do and why it's a full frontal attack on the european

00:37:40.120 elites and establishments because people here in europe have very much a european mentality you know

00:37:46.200 you've often said on the show steve that america is a revolutionary power we don't have that sort of

00:37:51.880 psychology here in continental europe sure there have been revolutions but those revolutions all

00:37:58.120 they've really effectively done is just decapitated one set of political leadership and replaced it with

00:38:04.440 another to continue if not exactly the same even worse than what the predecessors did the american

00:38:10.360 experience of revolution is fundamentally different almost sui generis there aren't many examples that

00:38:16.840 i can think of uh of of such a successful and transformative revolution as the american one

00:38:23.960 and what is the essence of that american revolution why are americans so different from europeans because

00:38:29.880 they are you know if you buy into the idea of being american if you are american and you buy in

00:38:34.840 to that to that concept which obviously market as 110 percent you're buying into this idea that you

00:38:41.720 yourself as an american have a birthright to be the protagonist in your own destiny you're not serfs

00:38:49.000 you don't have the feudal system of bowing down to a king and just accepting sort of your your serfdom

00:38:55.640 and accepting whatever is given to you you know you expect the government to be your servant you don't

00:39:01.480 expect uh to be the government servant which is sadly the european experience i say sadly the european

00:39:07.320 experience is the very thing that america was formed in opposition to it's obviously what a great

00:39:12.760 proportion of america now sadly um um is is diametrically opposed to america has an america has an enemy

00:39:21.160 within problem right now but if but that's sort of extraneous i think i can say extraneous to the american

00:39:27.320 tradition but what the democrats and the left um are pushing so heavily really exceptionally heavily

00:39:33.240 over the last couple of generations even the historic left in america didn't have any affinity

00:39:38.520 with what the the things the progressive things that the that the democrats are pushing now specifically

00:39:45.400 on on the poor generation z um so that's the that's the european experience and that is why they are 0.71

00:39:52.840 terrified right they are it's it's why that the name steve bannon for for europeans is is the monster

00:40:00.120 hiding under the bed this is this is something where they absolutely have to stamp out and kill

00:40:05.880 in the crib because once it hits a critical mass they're no longer going to be able to stop it you

00:40:11.560 know that's trump's that's one of trump's if you look at trump how he how he developed this position of

00:40:17.880 absolute dominance in the gop it was because he didn't back down um it's because the more the

00:40:23.480 corrupt elites attacked him the more he didn't back down the stronger he became because what people

00:40:29.480 really want today in their political leadership is authenticity and that's on the left as well it is

00:40:34.440 as it is on the right um that is what the our corrupt leadership in europe um can't provide it can't

00:40:41.320 provide authenticity and it's absolutely terrified it so i said that they can't respond to uh to our

00:40:47.000 arguments and the other two points i think that follow on from that um is that one of the things

00:40:51.960 that this academy will do now we might not we might not do our academy for the judeo-christian west

00:40:57.080 at trizulti uh i think the war room has um i think denver has some b-roll just to play as i'm talking

00:41:02.920 just so the posse might have an idea of the complex we're talking about we might we might do it elsewhere

00:41:07.720 in italy we might do it elsewhere in europe right but this was the project and one of the things that we

00:41:13.160 wanted so clean keenly to do at this academy um was to to to to share it's like sharing the flame

00:41:21.480 isn't it it's like you have a small flame and you share it with other people and then the flame sort

00:41:26.120 of moves along um you're not inventing fire you're just sharing the flame you're sharing ideas that have

00:41:32.840 worked one of the things that there are corrupt european elites um here is is that they're absolutely

00:41:38.600 desperate part of what makes them desperate to maintain control is that we are not conceptually

00:41:43.640 aware that we are in the middle of an existential war um and they you know that's one thing that

00:41:48.840 they have to stamp out they have to stamp out um the possibility that a rebellion will grow in the

00:41:55.480 ranks from the bottom up and people will be aware that they are in a middle of an existential war

00:42:01.560 because if you are not conceptually aware of that how can you possibly win it's a rhetorical question

00:42:06.920 right the second reason they wanted to shut us down and the third steve is because of this thing

00:42:11.400 that you mentioned constantly almost on every edition of the show it's about agency it's about

00:42:17.160 people having the ability and the desire and the knowledge that they can change their own destiny

00:42:23.000 change their own lives take control of their own lives so for these three reasons steve to answer your

00:42:28.040 question this is why they had to shut us down and as i say like i've been a political activist

00:42:33.880 for the last 20 or so years um and just as a political activist um just watching how they

00:42:39.960 shut us down i can't help but respect it they they fought very very heavily very hard they organized

00:42:46.200 locally they produced uh marches outside the monastery they organized uh a number of um um interrogations

00:42:55.240 in parliament they had investigative uh programs on on on television um highlighting what they called

00:43:01.800 uh were um irregularities in what they called them crimes actually um in the tender all of which was

00:43:08.280 subsequently definitively overturned yesterday in the criminal court um and they fought very hard

00:43:14.440 right and and they did what the law there was no if you did ask me five years ago they're going to be

00:43:19.400 able to in fact you did ask me five years ago is this going to have any traction i said no because there's

00:43:24.280 simply no wiggle room in this in the law the law is 100 behind us on this and yet they got us out

00:43:30.600 to this day steve to this day i've never been convicted in any court of any wrongdoing and yet

00:43:36.520 the ministry for culture was able on the basis only of its own statements um to unilaterally

00:43:44.680 annul our 19 year old our 19 year lease um so now that's been overturned um yesterday what i should

00:43:52.040 say what has been overturned yesterday is the is in the criminal court is that it has been affirmed

00:43:56.680 that i had made no fraudulent statements in the tender in previous courts in previous other courts

00:44:03.400 it's been confirmed we had all the experience necessary to participate in the tender we paid

00:44:07.960 all the red we fulfilled all of our obligations and therefore there's literally no legal reason steve

00:44:14.280 no legal reason whatsoever that they don't immediately give us this lease back but let's see um

00:44:20.040 we're going to we're huddling over the next few weeks with our lawyers and we'll work out what

00:44:23.480 the best plan is to go forward but but here's the thing also i want to make sure people understand

00:44:30.200 this is that and this shows you the um the neo-marxist left and how the deep state works although it's

00:44:37.000 self-evident that we would make capital improvements 800 year old monastery it's in need of of uh of uh

00:44:44.040 uh substantial capital investment to get it up to speed to do anything but also the local community

00:44:50.120 would thrive because we had people there there's so much so much room to to to house them on the

00:44:54.760 campus they'd have to be some have to be housed outside but the faculty uh other people that work

00:45:00.040 there in addition people just coming visitors you know family members coming the little village there

00:45:05.480 would have would have exploded with uh economic opportunities that doesn't matter to these people

00:45:10.680 they they they're not interested in that they they are purely which would actually shocked me

00:45:16.520 was how ideological they are and they are impervious they're impervious to evidence about

00:45:23.000 economic growth and this is one of the reasons i think you see in europe and particularly places like

00:45:27.240 in italy there's not economic growth because it's just not in the mindset of the ruling class over

00:45:33.000 there the the globalist elites in the ruling class are are almost marxist in their ability to have

00:45:40.280 ideology and sociology in one area and economics in the other and the economics just doesn't work so

00:45:46.520 they don't talk about it they don't look at it everything's ideological any any uh discussion at

00:45:52.360 all about hey this is the place the the part of the country is not getting a ton of investment

00:45:57.880 this is actually going to rejuvenate some place that's fairly remote and it could be economically

00:46:02.440 beneficial that that's not in their that's not in their their wheelhouse they will protest they'll say

00:46:08.600 you can't do it because they fear the empowerment of people they fear uh people actually having uh

00:46:16.360 uh uh you know a um a they're like you said use your agency the the mindset is thousand percent

00:46:22.280 different than most of the united states i think we've seen european politics come here

00:46:27.720 you can see this on the on the red green fusion of what we talk about between neo-marxist radicalist

00:46:33.080 left and uh sharia supremacist but over there it's pretty shocking to say that you can't even make

00:46:38.520 an economic argument they're impervious to that sir well it's right steve um i would say that the

00:46:44.040 local people the local townspeople um the nearest town i think sort of eight kilometers away from the

00:46:50.200 monastery um but the local town um the people there that they weren't in opposition to us the mayor

00:46:56.440 himself came out on uh whenever they had the left that the left burst people in they burst the

00:47:02.200 communists in and they came out with all the with all the placards saying you know you remember steve

00:47:07.160 it was ban and ban off with your little face in a in a red circle with a red line through it

00:47:12.280 which the italians thought was mostly amusing so they they had their hundreds of people thousands

00:47:17.720 of people coming in protesting with their little placards and little banners singing their little

00:47:22.280 communist songs and the mayor of color powder the local town came out and said i recognized two or

00:47:27.400 three people from this from this village the village has like a thousand citizens and i know i know a

00:47:34.360 couple of faces the rest of them they've all been bust in so the local people had no natural opposition

00:47:41.080 to us but you're absolutely right when you talk about the marxist mentality of the local ruling elite

00:47:46.200 because what they did was they kicked out the only entity that was interested in investing in this

00:47:53.640 monument two years ago if since they kicked us out they haven't been able to give there that no one

00:47:59.080 else will no one else will even take this monastery for no money uh because they don't want the risk

00:48:04.280 involved of it right even if the state would say we will we will we'll look after the fabric of the

00:48:09.960 building no one will actually want to put their name to it because of the risk of that not coming

00:48:15.560 through so for the first time literally sort of in 800 years this monastery is actually abandoned um

00:48:22.440 and that's the state of it and that is that in a in a in a microcosm an illustration of everything that

00:48:28.440 is wrong with this country with italy and how the left which is driven what should what is a beautiful

00:48:33.320 country what should should be hands down the best european union country and they've turned it into

00:48:39.000 basically a backwater um where there's been zero economic growth and it's literally been up to

00:48:45.560 two and a half three percent economic growth over over a 20 year period i mean it's literally in

00:48:51.720 standstill because the left have this control they so they kicked us out we were going to invest in that

00:48:56.920 monastery um and because you know when it's not that no one wants the monastery it's that in a culture

00:49:03.000 where you can't be secure in investing in something in order to get something out of it no one will

00:49:09.000 invest in it that's really the issue it's not that there's no one there you know that no one wants the

00:49:13.640 monastery it's that it's that there's no there's no confidence that you can invest in something when

00:49:19.000 the left has this lawless power um over private enterprise yeah that's really the problem that that

00:49:25.400 italy's in um as i say it's a microcosm of everything that's wrong with this country

00:49:31.640 ben we got to bounce but we're trying to get you back on tomorrow if you're available and we're

00:49:35.800 actually going to start talking about how we're going to do modules we're doing many more tests

00:49:39.720 here in the states but this is a go project as we figured out we also i think have a country in

00:49:44.760 europe that is uh not just welcoming us but saying we have you have to do it there and we'll talk more

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