Bannon's War Room

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

00:00:11.300 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:19.060 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in Georgia

00:00:24.760 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:29.900 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:33.680 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:40.800 stephen k bannon okay wednesday uh 17 april year of our lord 2024 thank you for joining us the second

00:00:50.740 part of the late afternoon early evening edition of the war room of course explosive on capitol hill

00:00:56.760 as we fight the rule uh absolute um complete disgrace of uh speaker johnson of what's going

00:01:04.080 on here but i want to get in i want to go to rome and i thank ben for sticking around for us

00:01:07.900 um ben i actually think it's more powerful uh now than it was this morning because now we know what

00:01:14.480 they're trying to do they're trying to fund uh it's a full-on um effort maniacal effort to fund

00:01:22.540 this failed conflict in in ukraine and russ vote said it earlier in that tweet that uh this is our

00:01:31.960 brexit moment from the neocons that that we're just not going to support what these uh maniacal um

00:01:38.500 uh obsessed uh and this is as big a part of the republican party as is the democrats they want to be in

00:01:46.640 wars everywhere they want to be underwriting wars everywhere this one in ukraine there's something

00:01:51.160 particularly offensive about what they're doing here and ben i want to go back some of the pieces

00:01:56.800 but i particularly want to drill down on one we didn't have time to spend on this morning

00:02:01.620 and that is what the ukrainian people think about this the ukrainian people the moms and dads because

00:02:07.160 remember ukraine's the central reason that ukraine is this war is over uh beside despite the sacrifice

00:02:17.860 the courage the valor of the ukrainian people uh is the misguided strategy of zelinski and these guys

00:02:25.140 depending upon their sociopathic overlords in the eu and nato uh but fundamentally this is why they had

00:02:32.340 this coup with the two most revered uh field officers these two generals who sat there and said

00:02:37.860 we need fresh combat troops and we need at least 500 000 and we need their age to be around 27 years old

00:02:43.760 we can't fight anymore this trench warfare war of attrition with 42 year old average age of 42 years

00:02:50.160 old remember half of them be older that's just insane given the the tough battlefield conditions

00:02:56.940 go back to that new york times piece i want people in this audience to understand as we go through these

00:03:03.280 fights over the next couple days and we have this vote looks like on saturday night or sunday about this

00:03:09.320 um what are the ukrainian moms and dads focused on saving their kids saving their son steve here's an

00:03:18.780 article for um that we touched on in the morning show from the new york times you read the article

00:03:23.520 it's obviously using its new york times type language but it could have been written by stephen k

00:03:28.080 bannon um because this is a point that you've been making really for two years on the show

00:03:34.580 in ukraine's west draft dodgers run and swim to avoid the war um it's an article which refers to to

00:03:43.180 to the to the avoidance uh explicitly as an exodus of of young men trying to leave um and they're

00:03:51.960 fleeing across this river the taisa river which it calls i says in in in the local ukrainian language

00:03:58.940 is called nicknamed river death because uh so many people have died trying to cross it of course

00:04:06.900 being sent to the front line is considered to be the worst that the worst of the two options so people

00:04:13.520 are taking their chances with this icy river um and i i have here an excerpt i'll just read it very

00:04:21.260 quickly um but this i think illustrates steve the uh the fact that it's not that the ukrainians

00:04:27.700 aren't patriotic and they're not prepared because they have been sacrificing um to fight for their

00:04:33.540 country it's the fact that when you can see that the only viable conclusion of this war being a certain

00:04:42.000 thing at that point you have to make the calculation well you know if we're going to sit down and talk

00:04:48.320 at some point with putin and with russia why do i just need to die as cannon fodder uh throwing myself

00:04:56.600 into the meat grinder if it's not going to change the fundamental result and that i think is a very

00:05:02.040 reasonable calculation here's how the new york times frames that as ukraine's battlefield prospects

00:05:08.600 have sagged graft dodging has been on the rise um it obviously doesn't sort of break down the

00:05:17.020 reasons but i think if you have eyes to see you'll see the reason why that is the case um and you know

00:05:23.380 it's just basically it's an article that cynthia says that the the trade the human trafficking here

00:05:28.660 of of ukraine is now the dominant smuggling game in ukraine the dominant black market uh game which

00:05:36.440 has gone from counterfeit cigarettes where you can get basically two hundred dollars for a big batch of

00:05:42.860 cigarettes to now ten thousand dollars per person per human being up from two thousand and the reason

00:05:49.460 steve is exactly 56 criminal gangs now they've numbered them 56 criminal gangs are involved in

00:05:55.660 in this trade um and of course it's a market people smuggling is a market it's a market in in this in

00:06:02.220 the mediterranean it's a market on the southern border of the united states and a market here

00:06:06.580 in ukraine and and the the criminals are responding to this market um it's a very sad story and what's the

00:06:14.680 most tragic thing steve i close on my on this observation on this point the most tragic thing

00:06:19.320 here is that this constant waste of life is that is avoidable it has been avoidable for at least two

00:06:26.660 years and yet it's just the political uh will that this war continues and more and more people are dying

00:06:32.840 it's absolutely tragic

00:06:33.920 mersheimer told us this even when the 2014 color revolution took place folks and this is why our

00:06:43.700 fight is righteous we have to like brexit broke off from the eu we have to break off from the

00:06:50.180 neoliberal neocon mentality if we don't the united states is going to be the underwriter that means

00:06:55.420 you the taxpayer is going to be the underwriter of these continual conflicts you you could get we

00:07:01.800 could have gotten to the negotiating table well number one if victoria newland in the deep state

00:07:07.940 the united states was not intimately involved with the eu and with nato in overthrowing a

00:07:14.140 democratically elected uh government now were they bad guys in that government you betcha were they

00:07:19.780 close to putin you betcha would the election have big league problems you betcha but it was a

00:07:26.760 democratically elected government that was overthrown by cover color revolution that came from the

00:07:31.380 noggins and from the uh of victoria newland in that crowd fiona hill victoria newland have been

00:07:37.000 working working working away at this non-stop the same people the same types of people working with

00:07:42.660 the same people that over the last couple of days in brussels which is to me so shocking we're trying to

00:07:48.280 get uh sharma up over the next couple of days the national conservatism and look i've never been a huge fan

00:07:56.400 of the national conservatism thing in europe because i do think it's it i do think that it was

00:08:01.740 to take one's eye off the ball when they came here to the united states they were definitely neocon

00:08:06.920 a big league it's one of the reasons that uh yours truly and other populist america firsters were never

00:08:12.960 invited but i think they've made amends you got uh sharma uh they've they had a great conference set up

00:08:19.260 in brussels and the police were called on them to shut it down nigel farage the i believe

00:08:25.780 one of the two or three greatest figures in all of british politics and i mean in history

00:08:31.740 um who basically took gave with this hard work and endeavor gave his country everything he had to

00:08:40.560 basically throw off the shackles of the european uh the eu overlords and look at the fight that's been

00:08:45.840 subsequently since then i think it's one of the reasons you're going to have as you know ben a

00:08:51.020 major inflection point coming up quickly as the tory party gets washed out to sea

00:08:55.240 because of issues like the illegal alien invaders coming into uh to uk and overrunning it

00:09:01.840 they shut down the very people that want us to vote 60 billion dollars want us to support the very

00:09:08.160 people that shut down the national conservatism conference that had people like victor orban

00:09:13.260 and nigel farage uh and others that are heroes to people here in the united states uh it was

00:09:21.040 mersheimer right that the sociopathic overlords in brussels in the city of london uh in the in

00:09:28.040 the halls of power in in paris and in berlin other than they lead the ukrainian people down the

00:09:33.580 primbrose path so here we are with 60 billion dollars that is just going to go to the arms

00:09:38.340 manufacturers it's just going to go to the deep state it's just going to go to their buddies in

00:09:43.720 and particularly going to go to uh to the oligarchs in uh in zelinski's uh power group

00:09:50.220 that are still in power in ukraine the anti-democratic forces there was mersheimer right

00:09:55.160 are we leading them down the path to as the new york times story reinforced that we're leading them

00:10:01.280 down to the path to fight to the last ukrainian soldier is uh is uh available to give his life

00:10:09.540 for his country yes steve uh he couldn't have been more right or more prophetic um and we covered on

00:10:17.360 the show a couple of days ago that the that the ukrainian army has now resorted to um employing

00:10:24.000 if that's the right word um the use of amputees even double up to double amputees back lines which

00:10:32.840 which in any war is pretty much unheard of but in this war that's where you know that's what that's

00:10:37.920 what they're doing they're bringing in double amputees people who've lost limbs in two separate

00:10:42.860 incidents by the way i think it was the washington post this article we broke this down last week

00:10:47.620 they're now being you know once they're once they're being patched up they are they are going back to

00:10:52.220 the front line that is that is what fighting down to the last ukrainian looks like in practice steve

00:10:59.800 you you you may look there's an article um i sent this through to denver i don't know if they've got

00:11:05.100 time to to put this on the screen is in yesterday's foreign affairs right the talks that could have

00:11:11.080 ended the war in ukraine this goes back to the boris johnson thing in april of 2022 um and the

00:11:18.100 sabotage of the the the peace deal that turkey had negotiated i've only really seen this thing

00:11:26.280 mentioned thanks denver i've really only ever seen this mentioned on the war room and by of course

00:11:30.960 president putin when he spoke um recently this has now so two years later okay we're in mid april so

00:11:37.420 it's two years almost to the week um in fact i think it's basically april around april the 15th

00:11:42.440 it happened the sabotage this has not it's not only broken into the mainstream media and they're

00:11:47.480 breaking this down of how those talks failed this is in foreign affairs steve right it doesn't get

00:11:53.940 more in terms of sort of no it's the deep states hold it hold it it's the it's the deep it's the

00:12:00.200 deep state's vanity fair foreign affairs is it that's the thing they they i want to make sure

00:12:05.300 people understand this what ben just said let's not bury the lead putin would say this but the war

00:12:10.280 because we're trying to give you facts of course what they say oh they're just they're just uh

00:12:14.300 recycling putin's uh propaganda talking points no we're not we have people on the inside we're

00:12:19.760 we knew exactly what happened and so two years after the fact foreign affairs foreign affairs which

00:12:27.000 is their vanity fair that is like that is like the big kahuna if you're on the pages of foreign fair i

00:12:32.700 mean that is as close to holy writ that that is their equivalent of the new testament okay no that's

00:12:38.980 holy writ to the deep state crowd and they're laying out but i spend a minute on this because i want i want

00:12:45.200 people to be fully informed when they call 202-224-3121 it's best to call doran working hours

00:12:52.680 remember working hours or not they shut down quickly and they'll jam up these lines that's why

00:12:57.480 you got to go to grace is going to show tomorrow in uh in um las vegas how to make the best use for

00:13:03.620 your operating leverage of uh bill blaster that you can get around some of the stuff but make sure you

00:13:09.160 call part of the reason when you call is that hey uh that we don't want any money we don't want

00:13:14.480 you want no on ukraine for one reason no money whatsoever the war is over and you guys had a

00:13:19.780 chance to end this before it really started just give me give me a highlight reel of foreign affairs

00:13:24.600 of what they're how they're reinforcing what we said here for two over two years on the war room

00:13:29.400 well one of the things by the way steve that the war said on on this on the boris johnson sabotage

00:13:36.040 was that america i i remember we had the conversation and you know um i basically said

00:13:43.040 my instinct here my hunch here is that boris johnson wouldn't have gone and done this by himself

00:13:47.800 he would have done this with the united states behind him pushing him acting as a proxy for their

00:13:53.260 interests and that's basically here in the foreign affairs article the reason that the americans uh didn't

00:13:59.480 want these talks to go ahead um and actually the the the reason it you know i i can understand this

00:14:06.220 by the way um was that america uh was was unhappy with the idea of being bound in uh for security

00:14:14.000 guarantees and that's you know that's a legitimate that is a legitimate uh consideration to how i think

00:14:19.700 but that was fundamentally the the the reason behind uh boris johnson's uh maneuvers but i'm glad i'm very

00:14:28.140 very happy that the war room sort of had correctly joined the dots on that uh but but that's that's

00:14:34.360 the issue there steve security guarantees uh if i make very very quickly come back to something that

00:14:38.820 you were saying earlier about the uh about the 60 billion um look here's an article by the way um in

00:14:46.240 in the telegraph which we mentioned on the morning show headlined crude cheap and deadly russian glide

00:14:53.140 bombs are pounding ukraine into surrender we mentioned earlier um that this was the first article i

00:14:58.820 spotted in the mainstream media that actually ties the word surrender to ukraine digging into the article

00:15:04.180 itself it basically makes an interesting point um in terms of strategy and why ukraine is on the path

00:15:11.700 um to surrender um it's basically laying out that you know if we're supplying small inventory of

00:15:18.440 expensive missiles with uh say 99.99 um 99.99 accuracy uh rate now it doesn't mention the patriot missiles

00:15:29.900 but that would be a great example um which i cost i think four million dollars right each um that's great

00:15:37.980 for lockheed martin um you know you know what's the strategic uh thing to have those missiles 99.99

00:15:47.820 accuracy or missiles which cost 95 uh basically a hundred couple hundred dollars with a 95 accuracy

00:15:55.420 well of course you know it's going to be those missiles that you can just basically put on a

00:16:00.520 production line and and make sort of thousands of times as many for a fraction of the cost here's

00:16:07.100 the point so you ask yourself well hang on why are these genius generals in the pentagon sending

00:16:13.620 four million dollar a piece missiles to ukraine and of course that's exactly the answer because of

00:16:20.400 this 60 billion it is going to the military industrial complex they are pretty tactically useless

00:16:26.200 compared to drones which just cost a couple of hundred dollars each um but this war isn't really

00:16:32.720 about the point about this war and this is something that you've been sort of scratching

00:16:36.520 at for ages the point about this war isn't the winning of it it's the amount of money you can graft

00:16:42.500 out of the system out of american taxpayers before you call it a day um it's inevitable day because

00:16:49.740 of course for our sociopathic overlords they they have never cared less about the ukrainians

00:16:55.160 who are being sort of blown to bits limbless shrapnel to bits that's just not even the issue what they

00:17:02.380 want are the the photo opportunities the photo conferences smiling saying we're standing for

00:17:07.140 democracy whilst making trillions of dollars um from for one forever war after another but i like the

00:17:14.280 way that the telegraph actually mentioned this point here that you've got these missiles that with a

00:17:18.480 99.99 percent accuracy versus missiles with a 95 percent accuracy i'm adding in the the price

00:17:25.820 differentials there but you can see how the white house is beholden to the pentagon and to the military

00:17:32.260 industrial complex because all these generals you know with the huge sort of straps and all the sort

00:17:36.620 of all the colored badges say oh we need sort of all these missiles we need them at four million a pop

00:17:41.660 what good are they steve because as i say as i say the two stories yeah has is is leading ukraine

00:17:49.740 on uh to surrender excuse me i can't say karkov was a karkiv the second biggest city is uh is now

00:17:57.600 under siege i think that's going to fall here in days or weeks mainstream media won't talk about that

00:18:02.240 the the two things american people should know when when you're calling and talking to your congressman about

00:18:07.280 why you want no more money is that the zelinski government is shanghaying uh amputees and double

00:18:15.100 amputees to go back to the front uh at the same time they're paying the parents are paying ten thousand

00:18:20.960 dollars a kid to smuggle them out of um out of ukraine so they won't be drafted this after a year

00:18:27.080 of this new draft law forget volunteers there are no volunteers they're all being they're all press

00:18:32.620 ganged it's like uh worse than nelson's navy back in the uh in what the uh 18th century so ben uh

00:18:39.440 thank you for doing this you're going to be part of the coverage remember that right now it looks

00:18:42.720 like the vote's going to take place saturday saturday night sunday monday who knows uh 202-224-3121

00:18:49.560 give your congressman the oh what four of this disaster this is just this is sociopathic

00:18:56.980 overlords driving this and it's got to stop and we got to stop it now it has to be stopped

00:19:02.520 now not another penny uh ben harnwell uh what's your social media where do people get you

00:19:07.720 uh get a steve it's my social media platform of choice type in my surname at harnwell top of my

00:19:16.040 feed is a story um that the romanian far-right party um have asked their candidates to undergo a

00:19:25.680 lie detector test in order to weed out the infiltrators and i've sort of posted that article

00:19:30.060 with what i think is a great suggestion we should start doing this in maga maga should be insisting

00:19:35.440 on this for gop candidates everyone without exception with the lighter tested with the lighter

00:19:41.600 tester will you put america first it's exploding right now it's on the top of my head

00:19:46.420 i love it ben harnwell lessons from the trans transylvania thank you brother appreciate it

00:19:55.560 thanks god bless boy think of your head lie detector test will you put the american citizens

00:19:59.800 versus america first uh brandon showalter uh correct me if i'm wrong maybe i'm misreading

00:20:05.940 because so much other stuff going on i'm trying to spend enough time on this topic it's not my line

00:20:10.700 of country but it's central to the destruction of american traditional culture and society and

00:20:17.180 really an abomination are we getting better news ever since that report or is there good news

00:20:23.620 coming out of this fight against this radical transgender ideology sir i think you're referring

00:20:30.300 to the cast report in england the uk and yes that is having i think some meaningful ripples

00:20:35.620 across europe certainly but even here i'm seeing a few little signs that are encouraging to me

00:20:41.500 the cast report was a three and a half or four year long report that was authored by dr hillary

00:20:47.100 cass the initial recommendations led to the closure of the tavistock gender clinic in london

00:20:52.480 and now it looks as though the uk is going to be very close to completely moving away from any kind

00:20:59.040 of medicalized protocol that gender transitioning with puberty blockers cross-sex hormones and surgeries

00:21:05.940 are on their way out we hope still going to be watching very closely the nhs stopped you know

00:21:12.880 dramatically scaled back the use of blockers and now there's there's other talk about reviewing the

00:21:18.420 cross-sex hormone policy here in america we are now seeing the courts you know start to wrangle over

00:21:24.500 this the supreme court of the united states just allowed idaho's ban on transing kids to remain in

00:21:29.600 effect whereas in ohio a state court uh blocked that law from being implemented and they're probably now

00:21:36.420 facing a several years of litigation they think that they will win in the ohio supreme court my sources

00:21:43.040 say but yes the we're just very much now at the beginning of the judiciary to adjudicate the

00:21:49.840 constitutionality of these bans on uh chemically and surgically transing minor children so it's a start

00:21:57.040 um but there are many other dynamics here that we'll have to fight in america that the uk

00:22:00.720 is much farther along than we are let's get break down give me idaho the decision there first and what did the

00:22:08.040 supreme court let's just take idaho what did the court actually say in idaho was gay and then what

00:22:12.760 how the supreme court have their back well idaho like about 24 other states i think has uh implemented

00:22:20.600 a ban on uh what they call gender affirming care which is the most misleading euphemism ever

00:22:25.880 the use of hormone blockers cross-sex hormones and surgeries on minors the supreme court allowed it to

00:22:32.360 remain in effect there had been a challenge to it um this they weren't adjudicating the bill on its

00:22:38.840 merits per se it was more of a technical kind of thing but six three split the conservatives with

00:22:44.280 the state of idaho and the three um and so it was not again i just want to stress this is just the very

00:22:50.200 beginning um there was so the plaintiff said the head had complained they are not addressing the substance

00:22:55.960 of the bill but they did allow they said that idaho could keep its law prohibiting this medicalization

00:23:02.600 to remain in effect so it's a it's too early to tell whether or not this will continue to remain

00:23:08.920 in effect long term but it is a very encouraging sign early on uh partially i mean to see this

00:23:15.960 what it says to me steve uh and i've thought this and heard this over the years is that the aclu

00:23:22.360 has the entire almost the entire legal left sewn up and the aclu has been the chief organ in so many

00:23:30.040 of these states filing lawsuits against uh these bands oh whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa

00:23:39.080 i thought the aclu was the great uh leader in free speech and for free speech rights what are you talking

00:23:45.400 about the ac i know the planned parenthood is in back of funding a lot of this what tell me about the

00:23:50.840 tell me about the aclu the aclu you know it's amazing because my philosophy about the aclu has

00:23:58.520 been you know they're occasionally right defending free speech they have been completely ideologically

00:24:03.960 captured by the trans borg and there's a money trail straight from you know with jennifer billick

00:24:10.280 who i know you've interviewed and she's a good friend of mine she's exposed the money of the arkus

00:24:14.600 foundation which that's you know john striker his money from the medical industrial complex he's a huge

00:24:19.320 donor to the aclu they're trans lgbt justice center they are the ones that make these lawsuits against

00:24:27.240 certainly arkansas which was the first state to pass one one of these bands in 2021 the aclu is ready

00:24:33.960 as soon as these laws go into effect they file the lawsuits they find plaintiffs and they will go to

00:24:40.200 bat for the transing of kids so they have completely abandoned whatever principle they had that we may

00:24:46.520 have thought was sane because they are all in that the ideological capture is so extensive they believe

00:24:53.160 this is trans rights are the next frontier of civil rights and they have completely wedded themselves to

00:24:58.360 their cause and there's big money behind them so i know even you know former aclu people who've left

00:25:04.360 the aclu and part of this i mean it's just they they're completely sewn up and this is the dogma of

00:25:11.080 the legal left you don't find very many dissenters there are some but it this will i wasn't surprised to

00:25:18.120 see let's just say i was not surprised at all to see the six three split on this issue um i mean we'll

00:25:25.240 we'll see if if the if the supreme court which they have jurisdiction they can decide what whichever

00:25:30.760 cases they eventually take up on this issue and the last time they did adjudicate these gender claims

00:25:36.120 it was actually not very good it was six three with gorsuch and roberts joining in the bostock decision

00:25:40.760 in 2020 where they granted legal status to transgender status but the medicalization of children i think

00:25:46.920 will be another interesting thing to watch there are many unknowns uh but again i just want to

00:25:51.720 reiterate that i am initially encouraged that they allowed idaho's ban to remain in effect and

00:25:55.800 we'll see what happens with other states as there have been other appellate courts that have allowed

00:26:00.040 to stay in place as well can you can you can you can you can you hang on for a second because i want

00:26:04.680 to i just got to talk about this ideology for a second and of course we have dr daugherty uh next also

00:26:11.080 about he's going to be uh can't make it i don't think tomorrow for the uh for the um the two-hour

00:26:16.280 discussion we're going to have we're going to actually talk to him now we're going to be live

00:26:19.640 in vegas make sure you go to worm.org still get a late sign up in uh we'll try to jam you in

00:26:25.560 birch gold also uh i think we've done a pretty good job today with records and others you've seen

00:26:30.360 these horrific bills to over two trillion dollar deficit they still got to jam another hundred

00:26:35.160 billion in there as a supplemental and must be stopped see why gold's at an all-time high

00:26:40.920 the golden dollar kind of moving in inverse related but talk to the folks at birch gold

00:26:47.400 particularly talk to them about all their tax deferred instruments birchgold.com slash bannon

00:26:53.400 get philip patrick in the team and do it today gold hitting another all-time high over twenty four

00:26:59.080 hundred dollars are you tired of progressive corporations and exhausted trying to keep up

00:27:04.280 with all the virtue signaling when you're simply trying to buy products progressive corporate

00:27:10.680 america continues to push messaging that further alienates conservative americans all while eroding

00:27:18.200 the future of the american dream it's prominent all over the country companies like starbucks

00:27:24.440 strong-arming their customers to support abortion financial services like paypal canceling customers for

00:27:30.440 their political views makeup companies like maybelline making a mockery of women by supporting

00:27:35.880 transgender models and beer companies like bud light forcing gender ideology on you when all you

00:27:42.360 want is to enjoy a cold beer thankfully we don't have to fund these companies any longer with our

00:27:49.400 hard-earned dollars with public square we now have a solution it's simple join the movement of millions

00:27:56.520 of patriotic americans who love truth our country and our constitution at publicsq.com that's

00:28:03.560 publicsq.com public square is an app and website where you can get connected to tens of thousands of

00:28:11.560 businesses from all different industries that share your value for life family and freedom whether you're

00:28:17.560 looking to buy coffee find a new athletic clothing that knows what a woman is and shop for clean skin

00:28:23.960 care or simply find a new restaurant in your community that won't lecture you about your

00:28:28.200 political views publicsq.com is your resource public square also offers discounts to many high quality

00:28:36.520 businesses on the platform so that you can actually receive incentive for spending money with companies

00:28:42.120 that don't hate you public square is free to join as consumer or a business owner and you can get started

00:28:49.080 today at publicsq.com remember either as a consumer or a business owner download the app now that's

00:28:57.800 publicsq.com publicsq.com true or false using your tax refund to pay off credit card debt is a smart thing

00:29:08.600 actually that's false done with debt.com published a brilliant strategy designed to let you keep your

00:29:15.240 hard-earned tax refund and reduce or eliminate credit card debt most americans owe thousands in credit card

00:29:22.280 debt in fact daily mail's got a story that 56 million americans carry credit card debt and that debt

00:29:29.160 will take years to pay off if you pay it off at all done with debt found that filing bankruptcy is usually

00:29:35.720 not the answer and taking out loans to pay off credit cards usually increases the debt when you engage done with

00:29:43.080 debt their legal experts and skilled negotiators take on the credit card companies for you their

00:29:48.520 winning strategies are designed with one gold solve your debt situation quickly and permanently

00:29:55.320 first things first chat with a done with debt strategist and explore your solutions some debt

00:30:01.720 fighting strategies are time sensitive so you'll need to move quickly for a free consultation visit

00:30:07.720 done with debt.com that's done with debt.com do it today take action i want to warn you of a huge

00:30:16.040 change that could be coming to our money in our bank accounts first think back to 9-11 shortly after the

00:30:22.280 government pushed through the patriot act this gave the government power to spy on innocent americans

00:30:27.720 by monitoring our phone and email and tracking our movement across the internet now jim records editor of

00:30:34.520 the independent financial newsletter strategic intelligence and new york times best-selling

00:30:39.160 author is warning about a coming event that could elevate this governmental surveillance to a terrifying

00:30:45.160 new level in fact some of the guests i've had on the war room believe that the government will soon

00:30:50.280 expand their powers to track our every move if we say the wrong things on social media donate to the

00:30:57.000 wrong causes buy firearms or even vote maga the government may be able to shut us out of our bank accounts

00:31:04.440 i can't say for sure if this will happen but it's an interesting and dire warning fortunately jim

00:31:10.680 rickerts an american patriot and friend of mine has made it his mission to educate us on what he

00:31:15.880 believes is coming and how to protect yourself from the possibility of programmable money watch jim's

00:31:23.320 warning video now before it's censored like i've been in the past go to rickertswarroom.com that's

00:31:30.280 rickertswarroom.com now to see the video more than just beautiful dance it's a touch of the divine

00:31:43.400 more than just legends it's the beautiful culture and wisdom of china before communism

00:31:50.040 more than just a performance it's an experience that awakens the soul see it at least once in your

00:31:59.880 lifetime shen yun an all-new production every year

00:32:04.520 remember uh traditional culture before communism i would actually say before marxism that's what we're

00:32:12.600 seeing here in this country reason i recommend everybody go see shen yun this beautiful classical

00:32:17.800 traditional chinese culture of 10 000 years the culture of laobai jing our allies in taking down

00:32:24.200 the chinese communist party you'll see what their civilization what's was and you'll see it today

00:32:28.280 two different things because remember the buried lead there is before communism before marxism

00:32:33.800 and that's what we see we're going to get brandon shore to back up in a second because the radical

00:32:37.640 ideology driven by the neo-marxists is attacking the traditional values of our country and particularly

00:32:44.600 the traditional family structure of our country also there's been a lot of complaints with the with

00:32:49.560 the uh cyber attacks at the pharmacies at the medical also don't forget the supply chains the ccp

00:32:55.800 controls 100 of the supply chains of active pharmaceutical ingredients not 99 100 the people

00:33:03.960 that have worked around that are jace medical just go to jace medical.com go check it out dr sean

00:33:09.000 rolling in the team have uh have done a terrific job of making sure you can have access to your medicines

00:33:15.800 and not be hung up either by cyber attacks uh you know other things that happen that shut down pharmacies

00:33:22.680 or the supply chains in case the balloon goes up in the south china sea in the streets of taiwan which

00:33:27.800 it will jace medical.com check it out so before i'll let you go brandon just give me a quick summary

00:33:33.720 this radical ideology that's that's you're saying take i mean it's taking over the medical profession

00:33:38.760 it's taken over the what the american medical association has taken over aclu in a nutshell

00:33:45.720 because i keep telling people this is one of the most radical radical radical um ideologies and

00:33:52.920 philosophies i've ever heard of and i believe it's the predicate for the whole transhumanism movement

00:33:58.520 but what is it why has it some of the most powerful and greatest institutions in this country

00:34:02.760 the american medical association aclu i don't say i agree with what these institutions stand for but

00:34:07.800 they're powerful they've been around a long time how has this ideology gotten in there and taken them over

00:34:12.040 well i would defer to jennifer billick who again i just cannot applaud her journalism enough you can

00:34:20.200 never underestimate the power of humongous money that's driving this the medical industrial complex

00:34:26.360 stands to profit handsomely because if you can uh use an ideology and they are to brainwash a

00:34:33.000 generation of young people many of whom have mental health issues to believe that they can be something

00:34:37.800 other than their sex you can not only break down society but you can make lifelong customers so

00:34:42.840 people and you get a whole generation of kids on puberty blockers just a few thousand of them you're

00:34:47.000 talking millions of dollars so you cannot ignore the appeal of money but no i i definitely believe

00:34:52.760 and as a christian i would be remiss if i didn't say that there is this is there's a distinct evil sort

00:34:57.320 of spiritual evil component to this that's just abominable wickedness that that drives families apart i mean

00:35:03.880 i spoke to a mom not so long ago when she her daughter was estranged after she got her breasts

00:35:08.520 amputated and went on these drugs she cried every single day this is shredding and rupturing american

00:35:14.600 families right and left it is as you say one of the most demonic and diabolical scourges that we have

00:35:19.800 ever faced as a culture and yes people in high places uh evil men and women who stand to profit handsomely

00:35:26.840 are uh are fomenting tremendous discord in our culture with this dogma and yes it has captured

00:35:34.200 all of our elite institutions they have become convinced that this is the next frontier of civil

00:35:38.360 rights as of other previous movements and so that's that's where the i use the phrase ideological capture

00:35:44.920 perhaps too much but that's what this is this drives the agenda of the day it is effectively the

00:35:50.520 the state religion of america it has that strong a grip on our our elite institutions

00:35:54.440 the state religion of america i want you to remember that where you heard it and who you

00:35:59.800 heard it from brandon where do they go where do folks get your content christianpost.com is where

00:36:05.560 my my colleagues do such great reporting i'm there too writing columns from time to time

00:36:09.720 please do check out our uh documentary style podcast i'm currently working on another season

00:36:14.680 our landing page for that is generation indoctrination.com and that's also available on all platforms

00:36:20.200 and if you want to hear stories like kind of like the mom i was just describing please do go see

00:36:26.120 dead name which can be found at dead name documentary.com that will give you a very poignant

00:36:31.320 glimpse into what this is like for families the suffering they have endured is excruciating

00:36:35.880 dead name documentary.com please go see it brandon shoulder thank you very much honor to have you on

00:36:42.600 here thank you steve dr doherty thanks brother dr doherty you're not gonna be with us physically

00:36:48.360 tomorrow we're gonna try to get you up on screen but make the case tomorrow we're gonna have an

00:36:52.760 open town hall with the war room posse as part of the end of our uh force multiplier academy we got

00:36:58.040 all the experts uh the uh mike lindell has uh gone to the supreme court you're a big part of that

00:37:04.920 what are you telling the supreme court about machines that they don't already know sir

00:37:09.240 uh well thanks for having me on i'm uh traveling in sunny texas uh blue bonnet time uh so i'm sitting

00:37:18.600 in my car right now but the supreme court case is a big one and this is the appeal of kerry lake and

00:37:27.080 mark fincham's case against adrian fontes et al in arizona which has gone from district court to court of

00:37:36.200 appeals to state supreme court to ninth circuit court of appeals and now it's gone to the supreme court

00:37:42.920 and the brilliant move of kurt olson alan dershowitz and larry joseph is to see the opening

00:37:52.600 for introducing additional evidence because as i understand it i'm not an attorney ordinarily on appeal

00:38:01.480 the appeals court does not look at the facts they look at was the law followed was the process fair

00:38:09.080 they don't look at new evidence however the reason the case was appealed or was dismissed in the arizona

00:38:17.160 courts is because the judge said the injury is speculative and therefore you don't have standing

00:38:27.240 so the judge ruled that kerry lake and mark fincham had not proved that they had been injured by

00:38:35.080 defective untrustworthy voting machines and therefore they didn't have standing well since the argument is

00:38:42.680 do they have standing or not now kurt olson et al can bring in new evidence and the new evidence is just

00:38:52.120 stunning the username problems password problems and the big one cryptographic keys

00:39:00.280 so i can give you a brief rundown of all of those but uh where do you want to start we're

00:39:06.920 we're going to get them we're going to get them tomorrow we're going to we're kind of pressed for

00:39:10.920 time but i want to give your bona fides we'll get you up tomorrow we'll go through all the details

00:39:15.240 tomorrow i needed i needed to know how we're actually getting this evidence in there and how they're

00:39:19.160 actually showing injury walk through you've been a text is a texas a&m you've been you've been an

00:39:24.680 expert about this type of thing for years and years and years i just want to give your bona fides so

00:39:29.560 people understand that this is that what kurt olson and pat mcsweeney and uh dershowitz and of course

00:39:36.520 with mike lindell to back up kerry lake and fincham have brought in a team of experts what's your

00:39:41.000 expertise in this well my undergraduate degree was in mathematics at oklahoma christian back then there

00:39:48.200 weren't any computer science degrees so i guess that makes me a pioneer but i didn't realize it at

00:39:53.240 the time then i went to harford for my master's and my doctorate i taught computer science and

00:39:59.240 engineering for 37 years the last 32 years of that at texas a&m university and i've also been a

00:40:07.320 consultant to major national and international companies and i've done work for government agencies

00:40:14.760 including classified work

00:40:18.760 dr uh dardy in in your professional opinion there's no doubt in your mind that these machines

00:40:25.240 can be manipulated and that they're not trustworthy as you see technologically to actually give us free

00:40:31.480 and fair uh count of votes uh that's exactly right so we've gone over the years from a basically

00:40:40.120 transparent process of hand marked hand counted paper ballots to basically 100 non-transparent process

00:40:48.040 where ballots go into the machine and numbers come out but you have no idea what happened in between

00:40:54.680 was your vote counted was it altered was it deleted you don't know all you know is ballots went in and

00:41:01.160 numbers came out that is until tina peters made a backup and when she made a backup in mesa county

00:41:08.680 colorado that enabled jeff o'donnell and me to look inside the machine and what we saw was that they

00:41:16.600 were creating additional databases altering or deleting records in that case in arizona the analysis that i

00:41:25.880 first did in pima county and it uh the same pattern occurred in maricopa county showed uh an initial

00:41:33.880 front loading for the favored candidate which then systematically declined all the way to election day

00:41:41.160 we're talking about mail-in votes because that was the bulk of the votes and this is a pattern that

00:41:46.760 couldn't happen by chance so that uh i established uh back two years ago in the in pima county and

00:41:57.400 maricopa county and have since seen that pattern replicated all across the country between jeff o'donnell

00:42:04.520 and his team and me and some people that i work with we've looked at about 300 counties across the country

00:42:11.960 and 298 of them show patterns of manipulation now the big and you're saying it's yeah go you're

00:42:24.600 pretty saying it's mathematically impossible whether this just happened correct uh exactly so let me

00:42:29.880 give you an example from pima county this is 2020 presidential election after the first so there

00:42:35.880 are about half a million votes uh in that election in pima county which is the tucson area

00:42:41.800 in arizona maricopa county is phoenix is the largest but pima is is the next largest so after the first

00:42:49.160 10 percent of the votes are counted so after the first 50 000 votes are counted the cumulative ratio

00:42:55.320 of biden to trump was 75 percent now if you count the next 25 000 votes remember these are mail-in

00:43:02.760 so they come in at random from all over the county all on different days no sorting by precinct it should

00:43:09.800 there should be no pattern at all so knowing that counting the first 50 000 votes the cumulative

00:43:16.680 ratio was 75 percent biden then you count another 25 000 votes what will the cumulative ratio be

00:43:26.440 well you shouldn't be able to predict that because that next 25 000 votes might be more heavily for biden

00:43:33.880 in which case it would be 76 or 78 percent or it might be more heavily for trump in which case it might

00:43:40.120 be 62 percent you shouldn't have any way of predicting it and yet with every 25 000 additional votes

00:43:47.960 biden's percentage goes 75 74 73 72 71 all the way to election day 60 yeah that's like yeah falling red on a

00:43:59.080 roulette wheel a hundred times in a row and winning dr darty we got to jump you're going to be we're

00:44:06.120 going to figure out how to get you in tomorrow by skype as we go through this we're going to spend two

00:44:10.040 hours in a town hall type setting and we get to drill all the experts lawyers process people

00:44:16.680 technologists mike lindell all of it dr darty we'll see you tomorrow thank you so much for making this

00:44:22.120 clear and we're going to spend more time tomorrow to make sure everybody understands

00:44:25.800 how the machines just can't it just can't work it doesn't make any sense dr darty

00:44:30.280 formerly at texas am thank you sir thank you steve good to be with you

00:44:36.440 incredible what this these guys have put together for the supreme court i want to finish up tonight

00:44:41.960 on what you would think would be a bastion of freedom it's not that's ireland uh my country of

00:44:46.840 my ancestors uh we've got michael lahey not michael patrick lahey but michael lahey who's running

00:44:53.320 in the european parliamentary elections they're going to be in june a revolutionary

00:44:56.840 set of elections they're going to shift the uh center of gravity from county clare irish freedom

00:45:02.840 party uh why why is ireland seem like the most oppressive they just shut down brussels just

00:45:07.720 tried to shut down the national uh conservative convention in a conference in brussels over the

00:45:13.400 last couple days orban nigel farage why is ireland seem to be which have so many freedom fighters

00:45:19.480 throughout the world including here in the united states why is ireland seem to be the most oppressive

00:45:24.040 or appears to be the most oppressive of all these governments sir well yes certainly steve it's running

00:45:30.920 in that direction uh ireland has been under attack for for a very long time i think ireland is very

00:45:36.600 much of a petri dish for progressivists and for globalists ireland as you will know it was a christian

00:45:42.680 country until very recently but christianity very much came under attack from a variety of different

00:45:48.040 sources and it was seen that if ireland can be demoralized then you would have heard that

00:45:52.680 expression used by your investment of when he showed how to take down the country that if ireland

00:45:57.160 can be demoralized which people can be separated from their religion from their national identity

00:46:02.760 if it can be done in a country like ireland then it can be done anywhere ireland is a small country it's

00:46:07.800 prone to very much to outside forces it has always been an openly traded country and has come under

00:46:14.280 significant outside influence now we have as you know joined european unions some 50 years ago that

00:46:21.400 did a dramatic change to the irish psyche ireland was always as you rightly point out pointed out a

00:46:27.720 country which valued its independence and valued its autonomy and valued its constitutional democracy

00:46:33.080 but once we entered the european the economic community as it was then initially it was purely

00:46:38.520 economics but it gradually gradually became more and more of a single unitary state and we are now

00:46:45.160 in a situation where 70 of our legislation is passed by outside bodies and unfortunately the european union

00:46:51.960 is not a democratic structure it's designed to be quite anti-democratic quite undemocratic

00:46:57.160 none of the major players that you see in the european union such as ursula van der lyen none of these

00:47:02.040 people are elected and this has had a very corrupting and destructive impact on irish society

00:47:09.560 legislation is made on our behalf by people who are never answerable to to elections to a parliament

00:47:15.880 and this has had a significantly demoralizing effect on us you will probably be aware of the

00:47:21.000 draconian hate speech laws that ireland is attempting to introduce this is very much at the behest of the

00:47:26.040 european union directors are passed by the european commission who as i say are not elected uh seeking

00:47:32.280 for example to eliminate discrimination against people or eliminate xenophobia and they're then

00:47:37.560 taken up there are all kinds of ramifications that people don't understand when these directors are

00:47:41.800 passed uh the hate speech legislation ireland if you're not aware of it is truly frightening

00:47:46.680 it allows that police can enter your house seize your your computers your telephones if you're even in

00:47:52.280 possession of something that a third party could regard as being uh intended to incite hatred then

00:47:58.600 you can be prosecuted in a prison for up to a year it's it's quite extraordinary change for a country

00:48:03.880 which has always valued freedom of speech uh as an absolutely prime necessity for the continuance

00:48:10.600 of any democracy but that is what has happened and it's it's very frightening now i do think

00:48:15.960 that people are finally waking up to it uh there's a great deal of anger in ireland today i see

00:48:22.040 that and this is why your party is beginning to gain some traction and it's centered largely around

00:48:26.840 the issue of immigration uh the levels of immigration into ireland are unprecedented of

00:48:32.040 course ireland was traditionally an immigrant country we send many many people to all parts

00:48:36.280 of the world but the extent of immigration now into ireland is actually far far higher than it ever

00:48:42.920 was in the united states that may seem remarkable i think the united states at its peak period of

00:48:47.960 immigration had something like 15 or 16 percent of its population was born outside the country

00:48:53.080 in ireland now the level of immigration is 20 percent of the people in this country were born outside

00:48:58.440 of ireland and the key demographic in the demographic between the age of 19 and 39 that figure approaches

00:49:05.720 33 percent that's one of three so it is very clear that ireland which had been a cohesive nation for

00:49:12.280 a very long time uh will shortly be in a situation where the native population will be in a minority

00:49:17.320 that's going to happen much more quickly than people realize maybe within 10 to 15 years

00:49:22.440 people are now finally waking up to this and they're getting very very angry a sign of that was

00:49:28.120 given by a referendum result which took place in ireland some three weeks ago where the government's

00:49:32.920 proposal to effectively abolish the meaning of the word family and to change marriage the meaning of

00:49:38.920 lord family that would to any durable relationship would be the equivalent of a marriage this was

00:49:43.640 overwhelmingly rejected by the people it was the worst ever defeat of any government in in

00:49:47.880 attempting to introduce a referendum and the government were very taken aback by it we have

00:49:53.640 a very monocultural media in this country but i think when people see the way they have been lied to

00:49:58.600 on the issue specifically of immigration the government have lost the trust of the people as somebody once

00:50:04.760 said uh trust is like virginity once it's gone it's gone for good uh and that the government are not

00:50:10.040 getting that trust back i'm finding that very much on the canvas now there's a great deal of anger out

00:50:15.240 there and the irish people when they're roused they can be very patient and very quiet for a long

00:50:19.720 time but as you know when they're roused they can be they can be dibbles and they can cause a lot of

00:50:24.600 trouble and i think that's that's what's coming the government's way and i think this election in June the

00:50:30.440 7th uh will be a real yep it's going to be huge we've got to bounce what's your where no that's

00:50:38.200 okay where do they go to find out more about the irish freedom party where they go find out more about

00:50:42.680 you what's your social media handles we're going to have you back on and drill down more on this

00:50:47.480 yep okay my my my social media handle is uh legee election 24.com uh legee eu sorry legee eu

00:50:55.400 election 2024.com the irish freedom party you can google that you will find more about our party

00:51:01.320 i'm running in ireland south which is approximately half of the constituency uh and i would i would

00:51:06.520 welcome any help or assistance i can get we get no media coverage whatsoever the mainstream media

00:51:11.960 completely ignore us uh but i think things are going to change things are going to change very

00:51:15.960 rapidly so watch this space yeah watch this space we're going to make sure you get plenty of media

00:51:22.600 coverage war room has got the back of the freedom of the irish people we didn't leave on we didn't

00:51:28.520 leave on uh in cattle cars yeah yeah thank you sir we'll have you back on i appreciate sir thank you very

00:51:36.680 much thank you okay lou dobbs is going to follow us we're live tomorrow when everybody still take one

00:51:45.320 more shot get to gracewarm.org sign up we're going to all day we're going to be there two shows live

00:51:50.920 four hours ending with a town hall on the machines make sure thank everybody the sponsors at birch gold

00:51:57.560 birchgold.com slash warm go check it out gold at all time high why you see this madness is happening

00:52:04.520 on capitol hill right now that's what's driving it the illegitimate biden regime we'll get in all that

00:52:09.800 tomorrow love to see you guys there at the academy if not we're going to be streaming it all day

00:52:14.680 all day kind of war room festival to make sure that we get you guys the war and posse totally up to

00:52:20.440 speed since you're the backbone of the maga movement okay lou dobbs is next i'm back here

00:52:25.720 tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock we'll be in las vegas we'll see them

00:52:35.400 tax network usa is pure war room for solving your irs tax problems if you owe back taxes

00:52:42.920 covet was your lucky break tax courts shut down the irs paused and you skated well baby that party is over

00:52:49.960 the irs is adding 20 000 enforcement agents basically tax cops honest hard-working americans

00:52:57.000 like you are in the crosshairs rich people have tax lawyers and you don't you'll pay up plus interest

00:53:04.040 and penalties tax usa network has brilliant war room type strategies designed to solve your irs problem

00:53:11.080 quickly in your favor never call the irs yourself you're at their mercy you could sit on hold for six to

00:53:17.880 eight hours and get hung up on grind you for all your back taxes plus interest and penalties tax

00:53:25.480 network usa attorneys have a preferred direct line to the irs they know which agents to talk to

00:53:32.920 and who to avoid if they get difficult agent hey they just call a different agent tax network usa learned of

00:53:39.720 a limited time special irs offer the irs is willing to waive one billion dollars in penalties if you qualify

00:53:48.600 find out if you qualify before it's too late schedule your free confidential consultation with tax network usa

00:53:57.320 they've resolved over one billion dollars in tax debts think about that they've resolved over one billion dollars in tax debts

00:54:05.720 they offer a best-in-class client satisfaction guarantee now call 1-800-245-6000 that's 1-800-245-6000

00:54:18.040 and visit tax network usa that's tnusa.com slash bannon tnusa.com slash bannon make sure you take action on this

00:54:29.800 today this irs grind is only going to get much worse today room at checkout to save 67 and do it again

00:54:39.480 war room health all one word war room health.com go there today you need if you're going to be part

00:54:45.960 of the posse you need a strong heart you need a lion's heart how we're going to do that is with salty

00:54:52.120 go there do it today check it out

WarRoom Battleground EP 516： Ukraine Spending Continues To Flow

Episode Stats

Misogynist Sentences

Hate Speech Sentences

Summary

Transcript