Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 535： Assassination Attempt ON Populism

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

00:00:11.340 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:18.320 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just

00:00:24.240 like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:28.980 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:33.260 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:40.320 your host Stephen K Bannon candidate for U.S. Senate Christine Serrano Glasser she's a fantastic woman

00:00:48.900 she's a fantastic woman and uh I think look you know what my record is very unblemished for support

00:00:57.660 I'm giving her my complete and total endorsement it's Wednesday 15 May in the year of our Lord

00:01:06.160 2024 welcome to the early evening edition of the war room uh last hour nitroglycerin on fire

00:01:15.620 thank you for uh joining us particularly you four-hour day folks uh great force multipliers

00:01:21.340 in the uh I believe and I'm trying to check this out the biggest political rally in modern

00:01:26.800 American history President Trump on Saturday in Wildwood New Jersey a hundred thousand people and

00:01:33.720 that's local officials telling us that of course the Bruce Springsteen crowd and everybody they're

00:01:37.840 all in meltdown but we're honored now to have uh Christine Serrano Glasner who got the shout out

00:01:44.160 and the endorsement for the by the president for Senate Christine first off I just want to make sure I

00:01:49.200 understand this because you're you're you're the sister of Mark Serrano who's one of the smartest

00:01:54.020 guys in marketing and in politics and you're the wife of Michael Glasner who's literally a legend

00:02:00.880 for what he's doing for President Trump on the campaign I mean putting on that massive rally he does

00:02:05.700 all the time my question is what was harder was it was it growing up in Serrano's sister or is it

00:02:11.620 being married to uh to Glasner well you know Steve that and you said it yourself they are both

00:02:17.400 brilliant guys I see them as sweethearts but you know the rest of the world sees them as being

00:02:22.000 really tenacious I was the big sister to Mark so I thought it was pretty good it's always easier when

00:02:28.240 you're the bigger one so it's been good but Saturday was amazing absolutely amazing you had to be there

00:02:35.040 and see the size of this crowd and they were so enthusiastic and a lot of people have commented on

00:02:41.040 the fact that when they left when the crowd dispersed there was no garbage left there was no damage done

00:02:46.840 Wildwood was intact and I think the businesses did really really well that day and they needed that

00:02:52.340 crowd because it wasn't really summer weather yet so it was exciting and getting that endorsement

00:02:57.380 from President Trump means everything it's really not just for me and this race but it's for New Jersey

00:03:03.980 it's President Trump saying New Jersey is in play and he believes it's winnable and if you look at the

00:03:10.300 polls he's only five points below where his poll and I'm only five points below Andy Kim in a three-way race

00:03:16.620 so New Jersey is definitely going to vote differently this year and we're going to parlay that oh look at

00:03:21.380 that you can see the crowd it was just spectacular it was really a great day and we are fighting tough

00:03:27.460 this is historic and and uh so tell me about it because I know so many people from New Jersey and

00:03:35.120 hey I know that MAGA runs deep in that state that's a state of hard-working patriots but it's been blue for so

00:03:42.120 long and deep blue talk to us about it talk about this tectonic plate shift you see of people coming

00:03:48.520 to the MAGA policies and the reason behind it and why therefore you're competitive in this race and

00:03:53.620 President Trump I will tell you only Minnesota I think is he more maybe Virginia maybe New Mexico he is

00:04:02.700 obsessed with winning New Jersey not just because Bedminster's there is a summer home but he knows so

00:04:09.820 many people there and he just can't understand why they vote blue tell me about the state tell me

00:04:13.780 about the citizens and tell me about your race so you know first I'll talk about the primary you know

00:04:18.960 that you have highly dedicated Republicans in New Jersey and they are they are dedicated and loyal

00:04:26.800 to President Trump because when President Trump was in office New Jersey was doing well it's very

00:04:32.080 simple in New Jersey it's primarily the economy and of course it's the border but New Jersey is already

00:04:38.060 one of the most expensive states in the country because it's one of the highest tax states in the

00:04:42.700 country I talk to people every day I was on with somebody from one of the unions yesterday and

00:04:48.460 they're telling me their rank-and-file members are voting for Trump I'm talking to people in

00:04:53.420 different communities the Indian community the Hispanic community they're telling me the same thing

00:04:57.940 the Jewish community and so much of it was because they want to see the policies from four years ago

00:05:03.920 back in place when the country was strong we didn't have wars overseas and that's all Biden we know

00:05:11.540 that he's got blood on his hands from his weakness Donald Trump's back in office is going to really

00:05:17.360 bring people out New Jersey and they're going to continue to vote Republican and we know that we

00:05:23.860 feel we feel good about it we feel strong but the other thing that you didn't see in that clip

00:05:28.180 that's really important to note is that I have a primary but it's against an anti-Trumper and people

00:05:35.040 are waking up to that and they need to realize that that if we're going to be on board for Trump

00:05:40.620 get him in office to fix this country then that means that we need everybody to understand that

00:05:46.140 they've got to support all of the loyal Trump candidates up and down that ballot and that's why

00:05:50.380 he endorsed me because he knows if he's got somebody strong like me and that is my reputation

00:05:55.800 I don't normally tell people this Steve but my husband calls me the John Deere tractor because

00:06:00.320 he knows I just keep on moving forward and you can't stop me I may not be the fastest in the pack

00:06:05.580 but it's like the rabbit and the tortoise I win right as the tortoise because I just keep moving

00:06:12.260 forward and I'm doing that for Donald Trump and we're going to win this state and we're going to

00:06:15.680 repair this economy and we're going to close that border and we're going to start drilling for oil

00:06:20.220 and people are going to be able to save for their futures and young people are going to be able to

00:06:26.000 move to New Jersey and buy homes again because that's a big problem here and I'm going to be a

00:06:30.440 part of that solution for him. No I know the folks I know from New Jersey the kids don't want to move

00:06:37.080 away they have to move away because the cost of living and the inability to buy a home and get a stake

00:06:41.800 in this economy tell me how did you guys get a hundred thousand people in particular demographic there

00:06:47.580 were so many young people Scott Presler was doing social media and it was nothing but young people

00:06:52.620 how did you guys bring out what what is driving so many young people many of whom have never been

00:06:59.500 eligible to vote or didn't vote for President Trump last time what is driving that? Well what we're

00:07:05.540 seeing in these rallies is more and more young people so it wasn't just this rally it's all of the

00:07:10.900 rallies I think what it is is it's simple a lot of these young people are getting out of college

00:07:16.240 they can't return to their homes and get jobs they're unable to purchase homes they can't even

00:07:23.300 afford to rent apartments so they have to go back and live with their parents and so they're equating

00:07:28.540 that with a Biden economy Bidenomics and they're coming out and they're paying attention and they're

00:07:35.500 really learning I've got young people working for me on my campaign right now kids that are getting out

00:07:40.280 of college and they're telling me more and more of their friends are saying hey what's going on and

00:07:44.720 they're looking back at what we had four years ago and they're saying this is what we need remember

00:07:48.800 the kids that are getting out of college now are the ones that suffered through COVID and they know

00:07:54.160 how everything got shut down and they don't want to see that happen again and they don't trust Biden

00:07:58.780 because it's always possible that we could go back to some kind of a disaster where they take over

00:08:04.420 and take people's rights away from them and they don't want to see that so we're seeing this crowd was

00:08:09.200 amazing I talked to people I was out in that crowd working that crowd making sure they knew

00:08:13.820 that we had this race going on and we had folks from Pennsylvania Delaware New York Florida they were

00:08:20.700 coming from all over a lot of folks from Jersey but people from all over because they want to see

00:08:26.660 Donald Trump and they want to hear what he has to say and they want to know what the solutions are

00:08:30.280 going to be and he delivered he his speech if you haven't seen it you really got to watch it because

00:08:35.540 people were so excited and feeling really confident and we're going to keep that momentum moving and

00:08:41.420 we're going to keep the folks in New Jersey educated so they come out and vote no he was he was on fire

00:08:47.960 let's talk about that so you're the Trump endorsed candidate for the Senate in the primary against kind of

00:08:53.560 an anti or never Trumper then the general I worked with Phil Murphy at at Goldman Sachs many decades ago

00:09:00.600 his wife was originally I think not just in the race leading the race how did what happened that

00:09:06.480 she ended up dropping out and looks like Andy Kim would be your opponent so Andy Kim is definitely

00:09:13.100 going to be the opponent Bob Menendez keeps saying he's going to run as an independent and I certainly

00:09:17.680 hope he does you know it's a mystery as to why Tammy Murphy dropped out they haven't said why she

00:09:24.160 dropped out she was not she lost in her own county and remember New Jersey is a little bit different

00:09:28.960 where we have an election pretty much in each of the 21 counties and she lost her own home county 0.99

00:09:34.920 and that was not a very good start for her at all Andy Kim was starting to win and they you know they

00:09:39.600 dropped out before that process even ended so I just assume it could have been internal polling I'm not

00:09:44.700 sure what it was because they haven't revealed it but she's out Andy Kim's in and we know how liberal

00:09:50.200 he is we know what a liberal voter he is if we're going to take the Senate which we need to when Donald Trump

00:09:55.820 is back in office we're going to need a Republican majority in the House and the Senate we're going

00:09:59.980 to need to make sure that we've got folks that are going to vote with Donald Trump in order to get

00:10:03.800 sound economic policies and solutions back in place and that is what I will do that's why I'm running to

00:10:10.600 make sure that it's the people right you look at Bob Menendez Bob Menendez focused on himself

00:10:16.080 I mean maybe there were some good times but he went way off track and in New Jersey people feel that

00:10:21.640 he's always been corrupt 50 years in government I don't think he ever had any other job and so it's

00:10:27.640 easy to fall into that path but that's not what we need we need somebody with integrity and we need

00:10:32.880 people with common sense more than anything and to constantly be voting far to the left is not common

00:10:40.420 sense at all it's not something I feel like there's never a plan with the Biden administration

00:10:45.980 they put up legislation he signs it into order and then things start to collapse why because they

00:10:52.940 don't have a plan they don't look down the road that's what we need common sense people who understand

00:10:57.800 this is about the people for me this is about the people in New Jersey it's about representing them

00:11:03.860 and making sure that I come back and not travel around one year out of a term around the state but to

00:11:10.480 travel around all of the time connecting with the people in this state and making sure that they

00:11:15.860 know that I'm listening I have their back and I'm going to vote on their behalf to benefit them

00:11:21.240 that's what we need we need sound legislators that are going to keep the people first policy second 0.90

00:11:27.240 okay uh give us some details when's the primary I want social media everybody's going to want to

00:11:33.320 pile into your site because you're the Trump endorsed candidate and of course Serrano's older

00:11:37.460 sister and Glasner's wife and those two guys are revered in our movement so where do people go

00:11:41.660 what's the details of the primary got to win the primary first well I want them to

00:11:45.820 come to christine4nj.com you can see the signs right behind me christine4nj.com we need all

00:11:51.800 the help and support we can get the primary is in about three weeks it's June 4th we need people to

00:11:57.400 shout us out join our social media if you can make a donation we're happy to take it any amount

00:12:02.880 but please come and see us because we're in a battle here and we're going to make sure that we

00:12:06.820 win this battle I'm out seven days a week and I have been since I started this last summer and I'm not

00:12:11.540 going to stop until we make sure that we win New Jersey the John Deere of this uh of this election

00:12:17.440 or so says uh so says Glasner we got tremendous respect for Michael Glasner ma'am thank you so much

00:12:22.960 look forward to having you back on here with an update in a week or two thank you Steve good to see

00:12:27.580 you go to go to that site right now pile into it learn more about this a Trump endorsed candidate we

00:12:32.860 need the senate and more importantly we need MAGA in the senate Raynard Jackson is MAGA Raynard we got

00:12:39.600 a big event next week you've put together just an incredible slate I'm honored to be one of the

00:12:44.620 keynote speakers but I I think I rank fourth or fifth in the lineup tell us about it I want to particularly

00:12:50.220 know how people can still get tickets uh where it's going to be how people can attend because you

00:12:55.180 get to see a lot of the war room posse or a lot of the war room team are going to be there live and in

00:12:59.520 person yes Steve thank you so much for agreeing to put this together without your help this would

00:13:05.440 not exist but this is our fourth fourth annual Steve at Minority Conservative Economic Summit it's in

00:13:13.920 Washington DC downtown it's going to be matter of fact at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill 425

00:13:23.520 New Jersey Avenue Steve and I think for this year's conference is a vision for economic opportunity

00:13:31.840 and empowerment in the 21st century so Steve what we have is the largest gathering of conservative

00:13:40.000 minority entrepreneurs we're going to have the top black Asian Hispanic and Indian entrepreneurs in the

00:13:46.560 country and who are all conservative MAGA supporting and we have keynote speakers like you Steve we have

00:13:54.800 Scott Besson one of the top hedge fund managers in the country we got Ken Langone the uh co-founder of

00:14:01.920 Home Depot and what's interesting Steve is as you know it's one thing for a well-to-do person to send you money

00:14:12.160 to a cause but when they invest their time that shows a commitment anybody can write a check but

00:14:20.720 when you spend time you can make more money Steve but you can't make more time so to get people like

00:14:26.240 you to show up uh like Scott Besson to get Ken Langone to show up we got Royce Wright Royce White will be in the

00:14:34.480 house Steve and we have Dr. John Sibley Butler who was on our Martin Luther King show back in January

00:14:42.000 and he knocked you knocked you out of your seat with his conversation he'll be in the house it's amazing

00:14:48.240 and yeah so Steve all these guys are flying in from all across the country and what we want to know

00:14:54.240 Steve is uh these are not startup companies these are mature successful companies so the theme is not

00:15:02.320 okay fill out this piece of paperwork or do this do that Scott Besson and Ken Langone and you Steve

00:15:09.200 have committed to saying okay what do you need from us to open up doors of opportunity to get you to the

00:15:15.280 next level and that's what the whole purpose of this conference is about not to complain about what

00:15:20.880 racism and DEI but how can we take these successful business owners Steve and take them to the next level

00:15:27.520 by the way I think you agree I think one of the best speeches I ever gave was your it was two years

00:15:31.920 ago uh just uh it was at the uh it was at the Willard but man I gave a fire breather on access

00:15:37.760 to capital when you saw that they don't need they don't need affirmative action they don't need this

00:15:42.320 you get access to capital to the entrepreneurial community regardless of ethnicity or race or religion

00:15:49.280 you're going to see a world of fire that's the that's the kind of uh the animal spirits that

00:15:54.320 capitalism unleashes and this is why we're so I love this uh conference I'm glad you've got some

00:15:59.680 heavy hitters like I said I think I'm batting third or fourth in that lineup but uh it's just

00:16:04.160 amazing you're right for Ken Langone and Scott Besson to commit their time and others uh the uh the

00:16:08.800 other speakers you got are just incredible and brother Sibley you're you're right one of the best

00:16:13.280 conversations he's he's old school original gangster right he's he's OG you got to have him in the

00:16:20.640 world before the event because he loves his show loves it oh yeah yeah we're going to do a walk up

00:16:25.840 of the whole thing now tell once again but here's what I want I want everybody's in the area that can

00:16:30.320 make it I want to make sure they have access to this so where right now where they go where do they go

00:16:36.240 brother reindeer uh to get access to tickets to get access to what we're going to do on live stream all

00:16:41.200 of it yeah go to black americans for a better future b-a-f-b-f.org black americans for a better 0.78

00:16:49.760 future b-a-f-b-f.org and Steve to me if Trump and MAGA wants to substantively engage with the black

00:16:59.920 community and move the needle in the black vote Steve this is where you need to be at next week

00:17:06.160 because I tell you Steve when these entrepreneurs go back to their hometowns and home city they're

00:17:12.080 going to spread this word that MAGA has nothing to do with racism MAGA is an opportunity for you

00:17:18.720 to participate in the American dream and Donald Trump is the leader of that dream and Steve I'm

00:17:24.480 hoping that the president will watch this next week and he needs to meet with this group of

00:17:30.960 entrepreneurs because they can get him over the hump in the black community no question about it 1.00

00:17:36.720 I don't think there's any doubt about it he'll I think he's a little tied up next week but he will uh

00:17:40.480 I'm sure he's going to watch or in game the clips and uh believe me this is close to his heart because

00:17:44.880 we want I think we're gonna get 40 or 50 percent of the African-American vote you wait for it and 0.87

00:17:51.760 that's going to be a game changer and particularly some of these northern states Rainer uh what is your

00:17:56.960 social media where do people get you if they got questions they want more information

00:18:01.360 well they can get me on getter at Raynard Jackson they can get me on Facebook Twitter the real

00:18:07.920 Raynard J on Twitter Facebook getter or just google my name Raynard Jackson see my girl Ann Coulter

00:18:15.600 there and she she's been hard on my social life when black women see me with that photo and Steve so

00:18:21.680 but yeah come on out to the conference next week we want to uh have this room packed with great

00:18:28.240 conservative minority entrepreneurs from across the country brother thank you so much Raynard

00:18:34.320 Jackson look forward to speaking there look forward to seeing you when we get back to DC brother thank

00:18:38.400 you thank you

00:18:39.280 I am really excited I've been excited the first two guests have been amazing I'm really excited

00:18:46.000 about the third guest first time in the war room uh and I got to give you a little tip everybody knows

00:18:50.640 that and I know people get god bannered why are you putting up so much left-wing stuff we've always

00:18:54.880 played the cuts in the morning the cold open from the the nonsense and madness you see it MSNBC and BBC and uh

00:19:02.560 in the um and of course CNN and you know I put up a lot of stuff on my social media from the Guardian

00:19:09.520 because I do think it's a paper that is uh one of the best edited papers in the world of course

00:19:15.840 it's all madness in there but you need to see an information warfare you got to understand where

00:19:20.400 your enemy's coming from so the other day I think it was Monday maybe Tuesday uh I pick up the Guardian

00:19:27.440 and uh you know first thing early in the morning while I'm having a big pot of Warpath coffee

00:19:31.920 warpath.coffee promo code warm get your 15 discount so I'm having a big pot of Warpath the dark roast

00:19:39.680 my favorite and I come across a headline uh the far right that's in blazing red hand the far right

00:19:47.760 revealed U.S. university lecturer behind far right twitter account and publishing house

00:19:53.840 guardian investigation identifies Jonathan Keeperman a former lecturer at the University of California

00:20:00.640 Irvine as Lomas and I read this thing and it is so breathless the Guardian has worked I mean this is

00:20:10.000 pearl clutching at the highest levels and the Guardian normally doesn't get like that but they

00:20:15.280 were in meltdown about their investigation of course UCI is where Dr. Peter Navarro used to be on the

00:20:22.560 faculty I think for many many years before he got uh involved in MAGA in the 16 campaign I want to

00:20:28.240 now introduce honor to introduce uh Lomas uh John Kieberman first off brother Kieberman explain to me

00:20:34.800 why why was the Guardian which covers you know the right wing all over the world why were they clutching

00:20:42.400 their pearls and kind of the whole article and it's got to be 10,000 words long it's so breathless

00:20:47.920 and it's like they've got the biggest scoop in history what did you do to trigger these people

00:20:55.200 as I've never seen them triggered quite frankly even I don't think Trump triggers them as much as Lomas

00:21:00.960 sir Steve first of all it's an honor to be on the show I'm a big fan of you big fan of the show

00:21:07.840 I have to say before getting into my piece here you are going to be one of the great American characters

00:21:14.080 of the 21st century and uh you know history is going to smile on you kindly um so I appreciate

00:21:20.000 everything you're doing and I think the uh you know I have a long answer to that by the way I want

00:21:24.000 I want I want to I want to announce now that Jonathan Kieberman is becoming a contributor I'm

00:21:28.160 just kidding but thank you thank you for the kind words I've got Kieberman I got the easiest job in the

00:21:33.200 world I got a platform and we get people like you on fascinating characters and the audience just runs

00:21:38.800 with it so thank you so much but but and I thank you for the kind words why is the guardian of

00:21:44.720 everything they cover and as you know we read it pretty religiously we put up a lot of articles from

00:21:48.720 the guardian because it it sets the framework for how the uh the globalists come after us I don't

00:21:54.320 think I've seen them triggered even Trump can't trigger them as much as Lomas what in the hell did

00:22:00.640 you do to to mess with these folks yeah it's an interesting question and I don't know that I have

00:22:06.320 a a great answer for you I can speculate um you know one thing and this is true of Peter Navarro

00:22:12.240 who was in fact my colleague at UCI uh going back to 2016 is those of us who worked in academic

00:22:20.560 milieus liberal milieus who don't share those politics are seen as class defectors class traitors

00:22:27.920 in some way and so uh they have a special ire for us because we're supposed to have a certain set of

00:22:34.800 opinions we're supposed to follow along you know with a certain set of liberal pieties

00:22:40.720 and any of us who buck those trends or even merely question it uh become their enemy because uh you know

00:22:48.160 any any cult like that any closed-minded group of thinkers um are most threatened by people who

00:22:56.320 challenge their orthodoxies and so that's part of it the other thing is there's a long history of

00:23:02.960 doxing on the internet and and we can get into what it means to be an anonymous internet poster

00:23:09.920 and the value of that what kind of role we play in the ecosystem but for a long time uh and and again

00:23:17.680 this journalist is not a journalist he's an antifa activist uh it's very easy to uh to see this in his

00:23:25.360 past there's some great reporting on him embedding himself with antifa in portland whitewashing the

00:23:31.840 violence of antifa rioters in portland going back to 2019 and what they want to do is harass ordinary

00:23:40.640 people they want to make it difficult for people who don't share their opinions to get employment so

00:23:47.600 they use these you know what the rhetorician richard weaver called devil terms things like fascist and far

00:23:53.680 right uh to describe what are ordinary common sense positions and this is intended to keep us out of

00:24:00.640 mainstream employment it's also intended to create a paper trail so if and when one of us might gain

00:24:08.160 some prominence these will be the first accusations get that get thrown up on wikipedia pages or that get

00:24:15.840 uh you know caught up in these ai data crawlers and they get to set the narrative for who we are

00:24:22.800 and then finally the other thing they wanted to do is deter other people from doing something similar

00:24:29.200 in my case i've started a successful publishing business passage.press i would encourage everybody

00:24:36.560 to go there we're selling books and i'd love to get into what kind of books those are we have a promo

00:24:41.680 code going right now bannon on our website free shipping on all our books and because of this success

00:24:48.560 and i think because of some of this content that again runs against uh the particular orthodoxies

00:24:55.040 of the people at the guardian they see us as an enemy and this is their attempt at a kind of

00:25:00.320 fifth generation information war to drone strike me and drone strike us out of existence but i don't

00:25:06.720 think it's going to work oh it's definitely not going to work we're going to have your back and others

00:25:10.960 will have you back one of the reasons we wanted to get you on and kind of break this um we're going to take

00:25:15.760 a break we're gonna hold uh jonathan or to in the second uh second part of the the uh fourth hour um

00:25:23.680 you made so many great points there when we come back i definitely want to drill down

00:25:27.920 on your you're a class trader that the credentialed class because right now the democratic the the

00:25:34.560 democratic party is really incredibly wealthy progressive left-wing billionaires the credentialed

00:25:41.280 world class and then the proletariat right the underclass not even the working poor but the 0.78

00:25:46.560 underclass that's that's what they and that's why they want so much that's why they want the illegal 0.82

00:25:50.560 alien invasion all of it but i think it's quite interesting because i keep arguing the kids on this

00:25:56.000 revolution in the in the on the quads with um with this kind of combination of marxism or neo-marxism

00:26:03.040 and sharia supremacism kids are the symptom of the problem they're not the problem the problems in the

00:26:07.840 faculty lounge the marxists that have taken over the faculties and the marxists quite frankly in

00:26:12.400 the administrations so lomez which uh caused the uh the uh guardian to team up with an antifa

00:26:20.720 activist to write a big investigative report that really introduces us to a fascinating individual

00:26:26.400 not just a brilliant commentator and uh and someone on social media but the publisher of a really

00:26:32.480 incredible publishing house we're going to talk all about that remember birchgold.com

00:26:38.160 slash worm the end of the dollar empire all five installments totally free including the latest

00:26:45.360 about the de-dollarization movement your federal reserve is focused on a central bank digital currency

00:26:51.360 the brics nations are buying gold at record rates you saw the inflation report the last two days you

00:26:56.400 know why short break lomas on the other side are you tired of progressive corporations and exhausted

00:27:03.680 trying to keep up with all the virtue signaling when you're simply trying to buy products progressive

00:27:10.480 corporate america continues to push messaging that further alienates conservative americans all while

00:27:17.600 eroding the future of the american dream it's prominent all over the country companies like starbucks

00:27:24.640 strong arguing their customers to support abortion financial services like paypal canceling

00:27:30.080 customers for their political views makeup companies like maybelline making a mockery of women 1.00

00:27:35.360 by supporting transgender models and beer companies like bud light forcing gender ideology on you 0.65

00:27:41.840 when all you want is to enjoy a cold beer thankfully we don't have to fund these companies any longer

00:27:49.120 with our hard-earned dollars with public square we now have a solution

00:27:54.240 it's simple join the movement of millions of patriotic americans who love truth our country and our

00:28:00.400 constitution at public sq.com that's public sq.com public square is an app and website where you can

00:28:09.600 get connected to tens of thousands of businesses from all different industries that share your value for

00:28:15.360 life family and freedom whether you're looking to buy coffee find a new athletic clothing that knows what a

00:28:21.520 woman is and shop for clean skin care or simply find a new restaurant in your community that won't 1.00

00:28:27.200 lecture you about your political views public sq.com is your resource public square also offers discounts

00:28:35.520 to many high quality businesses on the platform so that you can actually receive incentive for spending money

00:28:41.680 with companies that don't hate you public square is free to join as consumer or a business owner

00:28:47.760 and you can get started today at public sq.com remember either as a consumer or a business owner

00:28:56.160 download the app now that's public sq.com public sq.com i want to warn you of a huge change that could be

00:29:05.520 coming to our money in our bank accounts first think back to 9 11 shortly after the government

00:29:11.280 pushed through the patriot act this gave the government power to spy on innocent americans

00:29:16.320 by monitoring our phone and email and tracking our movement across the internet now jim records

00:29:22.640 editor of the independent financial newsletter strategic intelligence and new york times best-selling

00:29:27.840 author is warning about a coming event that could elevate this governmental surveillance to a

00:29:33.120 terrifying new level in fact some of the guests i've had on the war room believe that the government

00:29:38.320 will soon expand their powers to track our every move if we say the wrong things on social media

00:29:44.960 donate to the wrong causes buy firearms or even vote maga the government may be able to shut us out of

00:29:51.440 our bank accounts i can't say for sure if this will happen but it's an interesting and dire warning

00:29:58.560 fortunately jim records an american patriot and friend of mine has made it his mission to

00:30:02.880 educate us on what he believes is coming and how to protect yourself from the possibility of

00:30:09.520 programmable money watch jim's warning video now before it's censored like i've been in the past

00:30:16.640 go to rickardswarroom.com that's rickardswarroom.com now to see the video they're called debt traps

00:30:24.720 and that debt trap you're caught in isn't your fault it you didn't cause inflation you didn't set gas

00:30:29.520 prices or make credit card companies jack up interest rates the thing is that debt trap is and

00:30:35.600 will destroy your life if you don't get out now the only company i recommend is done with debt because

00:30:43.280 done with debt are brilliant about death debt relief strategies first they stand between you and your bill

00:30:49.840 collectors then they negotiate a plan to get you out of debt permanently without bankruptcy and without

00:30:56.480 taking out additional loans but listen some of these strategies are time sensitive so you need

00:31:02.480 to contact done with debt right now like today this couldn't be easier just get a free consultation

00:31:09.440 let me repeat a free consultation share what you're dealing with and they'll explain a strategy

00:31:14.640 to erase your debt faster and easier than you thought possible go to done with debt.com that's

00:31:20.480 done with debt.com done with debt.com all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room

00:31:30.720 battleground with stephen k bannon okay thank you and get back to uh john keeperman here in a moment

00:31:38.160 when i have a news break right now with our international head out of rome he's actually in rome

00:31:43.760 today in rome proper uh you'll be back with us tomorrow from the studio uh brother harnwell tell

00:31:50.320 me we got oh we got breaking news of this assassination attempt slovakia we had uh we had

00:31:56.160 on the morning show we had basobic join us also news analysis we're going to do tomorrow in depth

00:32:01.840 on the vatican's deal with the chinese communist party that's kind of going through a lot of scrutiny

00:32:07.200 right now your thoughts brother well see this is shocking news coming out of ukraine robert fico who's

00:32:14.240 the um prime minister of of slovakia he had um he has a pope putin line but he and the president

00:32:23.600 president pellegrini they're from the same party they have been pushing a line in slovakia which has

00:32:29.760 become ever more hostile to the number of ukrainian refugees that are there and in fact they were 1.00

00:32:35.760 proposing to use these select european funds to build um shelters accommodations directly on the

00:32:43.360 ukrainian border because their mood in slovakia had turned over the last two years so against the

00:32:50.080 hosting of these ukrainian um refugees so look i'd say this is a sign of the times what's happened 1.00

00:32:56.320 today but more than that it's really an indication of the economic and social crisis which has followed

00:33:03.520 this war in ukraine and it's brought basically to this point of an unmanageable tension so steve look

00:33:12.000 the point is there are going to be accusations suggestions as to who's behind this but i'd

00:33:16.160 simply point right now to to the demonstration of the fact that this war is is creating a situation

00:33:22.800 across europe uh here specifically bordering ukraine which has um which has really destabilized the country

00:33:30.000 uh 2019 as you know i was in with you in rome and i came out very hard when it was first leaked that

00:33:37.040 the vatican was doing a deal with the uh murderous chinese communist party we're going to do more in 1.00

00:33:42.160 depth tomorrow but that's getting a lot more scrutiny now a lot more questions about exactly why the uh

00:33:47.920 why the jesuit pope is in business with the chinese communist party your thoughts are why you're

00:33:52.480 near the vatican well look the whole thing about the vatican it's ridiculous the vatican's uh treaty

00:33:59.600 with beijing which it has never released i think it's now being renewed i think this is probably the

00:34:04.960 third time it's it's been renewed but the i'll just dwell on this point steven it's a point that you

00:34:11.040 yourself have have made tirelessly we the catholic laity are prohibited from having any say whatsoever in

00:34:19.200 the nomination of bishops of catholic bishops that is a right which the vatican right across christendom

00:34:26.080 jealously guards to itself and yet with regards to this brutal murderous uh crime syndicate which is

00:34:33.440 the ccp the vatican has ceded this uh this um this discretion and is sharing it with generals who during

00:34:43.440 their day diet daytime steve they're pulling down catholic churches and protestant churches by the 0.56

00:34:48.960 way they're pulling down the the church movement and they've ceded the right of choosing bishops

00:34:55.440 to this murderous regime which they will not give to us here in the west and i i think it just shows

00:35:01.760 the absolute hypocrisy of the vatican's position steve and no wonder they haven't released the text

00:35:07.680 unbelievable uh ben we'll get you back on tomorrow from the studio uh have some more

00:35:13.600 good meetings and we'll talk to you thank you for stepping out and uh joining us here for a news break

00:35:18.480 thank you so much steve god bless ben harnwell hit our international out of uh rome uh remember

00:35:24.160 dr sean roland the team uh at the same time right after that at 19 when i was all over the vatican for

00:35:31.200 doing a secret deal with the chinese communist party a secret deal that they've never put forward

00:35:36.160 we've never seen all the text of it shortly thereafter we got hit with a bioweapon dr sean 0.96

00:35:41.600 roland and the team over at jace medical took rosemary's uh book and uh and the one about the

00:35:48.560 supply chains rosemary gibson and what did they do they built a business around it right now they've

00:35:54.160 got a business that gets you around any types of uh shortages in your medical uh medicinal supplies

00:36:00.800 go check it today jace medical dot com slash bannon jace medical dot com slash bannon talk

00:36:06.320 to dr sean roland and their team they got experts in every state because this has got to be state by

00:36:11.120 state they'll walk you through what you need to know to make sure you're never short of the medicine

00:36:15.920 you need ever so get ahead of the curve there jace medical dot com slash bannon so uh john keeperman

00:36:22.880 slash uh lomez walk go let's go back to the beginning what did you actually do what what were you doing

00:36:29.520 that would cause the guardian the revered progressive left guardian to get an antifa guy

00:36:35.680 to literally look spent like it looked like years to do this investigation and then breathlessly put

00:36:42.080 it out in an eight or ten thousand page lead story the lead story in the guardian i think on monday

00:36:48.080 morning what did you actually do what were you doing that triggered them so horribly yeah it's actually

00:36:55.600 flattering in some sense that this guy would take so much of his time to dig through my biography going

00:37:01.120 back to middle school uh to try to make a news story out of it as much as i can tell it's again the

00:37:07.120 success of this publishing company uh passage dot press and uh some of the interest we've generated

00:37:14.480 from more mainstream conservative figures and them seeing uh the potential for kind of these new lines

00:37:22.800 of thinking to open up the culture uh that they are rightfully fearful of because the sorts of ideas

00:37:29.600 that are coming out of our sphere generally uh do question in very harsh terms what some of these default

00:37:38.800 sort of liberal hegemonic uh uh agendas are and demonstrate some dissatisfaction with that agenda

00:37:47.920 and also point the way forward to new possibilities so i think they rightfully see this in terms of

00:37:54.800 an intellectual ideological exercise in terms of a cultural exercise a threat to their hegemony over

00:38:01.440 the culture now me personally you know i think uh i've had some uh modest you know success writing in

00:38:09.040 various publications i wrote a defense of douglas mackie who is on trial right now uh he was actually

00:38:17.280 convicted in federal court last october uh for uh charges stemming from a meme that he posted on

00:38:26.240 twitter under the ricky von handle which i think you've you've discussed on this show before they

00:38:31.360 didn't like that they don't like people defending free speech um and so my defense of free speech

00:38:37.200 which was pointed to twice in that article both of douglas mackie and then when i was an academic

00:38:42.640 i had the audacity uh to defend uh milo yiannopoulos coming to campus on free free speech grounds they

00:38:51.040 don't like this they don't like free speech um and i've also defended people like kyle rittenhouse

00:38:57.280 and i think the the uh connective tissue here is what you were talking about previously this coalition

00:39:05.440 of what steve sailor who's one of our authors calls the coalition of the fringes and you have the

00:39:10.960 credentialed elite uh class on the one hand and their clients who are you know the millions coming

00:39:19.760 over the border and the violent underclass on the other hand and what binds this coalition this 0.81

00:39:26.160 democratic liberal coalition is their contempt for the middle the contempt for core americans people

00:39:34.000 uh who in my view are represented by kyle rittenhouses of the world uh who are merely trying to defend

00:39:43.120 what they perceive as uh their country and the things that they care about the places they live their

00:39:50.160 families their businesses etc and so this is what the left is coming after and this is what we are trying

00:39:56.000 to defend are they i want to go back to this about the the thinking uh on the faculty if you're in the

00:40:02.320 faculty lounge or just hanging out at the faculty club or the faculty senate can you have a a free

00:40:08.400 debate and are places like the new york review of books i'll throw one out as kind of an intellectual

00:40:13.200 rare head or the atlantic can can can you have the discussions because what you just mentioned

00:40:20.240 didn't sound those folks didn't sound all that radical sir no they're not um this is common sense

00:40:25.920 these are common sense positions held by the majority of americans uh and but this is off limits

00:40:31.440 in a college faculty lounge um you know i lived a kind of dual life when i was there and i have to

00:40:39.600 say and i'm sure some of my former colleagues are listening are very surprised to see me on a show like

00:40:44.160 yours um i like these people on an interpersonal level and some of them were rather interesting and open to

00:40:51.600 robust intellectual discourse but for the most part academia selects for bureaucrats it selects for

00:40:59.520 yes men um it doesn't select for people who are creative or experimental with ideas it might have

00:41:06.560 at one point it no longer does and what you see instead is a kind of closed-minded homogenous thinking

00:41:13.760 nobody wants to rock the boat the way that you advance in academia is not by introducing new and

00:41:20.400 innovative ideas or challenging uh these pieties it's by going with the flow it's by consenting

00:41:28.640 almost uh mindlessly to the prevailing winds and that's what i saw in my time there over a decade there

00:41:36.560 that's what i've heard from others you see academics getting fired all the time and really

00:41:42.480 what happens is rather than heterodox academics being silenced that certainly does happen

00:41:48.800 heterodox thinkers are filtered out of the system before they even get a chance to get to the faculty

00:41:55.920 lounge and that's really the problem it's a selection problem how did you get to it tell us about your

00:42:01.840 your personal journey i mean how did you get all the way to be on the faculty of a pretty renowned

00:42:06.880 university particularly in the west how did that work given the fact that you've got you you kind of

00:42:12.000 think outside the box you think definitely different than the machine that's absolutely

00:42:17.920 true and i think uh what what i the way i was able to preserve my sanity was by going online so i have

00:42:24.000 this anonymous twitter account where i could actually explore the ideas that were interesting to me and

00:42:29.440 when i was it in in the faculty lounge it was like uh any other sort of corporate experience and and

00:42:36.160 there are millions of people around the country who have the same experience they just keep their head down

00:42:40.400 they show up at work they do their job they collect their paycheck they go home and it's when they

00:42:45.360 get home in their private space that they're actually allowed to you know think the things they want to

00:42:50.160 think or or you know have discussions that are maybe a little bit more difficult over beers with their

00:42:55.120 friends um so i don't think my situation was unlike many others um now you know i i think probably some

00:43:02.880 colleagues would would make the claim that i was being deceptive um i did work uh on the faculty

00:43:09.920 union and i was supportive of you know the faculty union and i wanted good pay for uh for my colleagues

00:43:16.560 and myself um and so i think the assumption just was here's a nice boy and he must be on our side

00:43:23.440 politically it doesn't even cross their mind that someone in their midst might not share their beliefs

00:43:29.520 and so i was able to just sort of carry on keeping my mouth shut um and then when i would get online

00:43:35.840 that's where i was able to you know actually say the things that that i believed i've always told

00:43:41.840 people i said when you really get to know the the public and intellectuals like yourself whether it's

00:43:47.280 some bacalomas or not uh the you know the benzes the the revolver guys all of them i say you do know

00:43:54.480 slumming when you're on the right um and particularly the far right as we are uh with people what's your

00:44:00.880 assessment i said hey we we pound for pound because it seems like the left and the progressive

00:44:06.800 kind of ossified right it's just a uh in fact i think we may have a clip about that from morning

00:44:11.920 joe that we could play but am i wrong on that no you're not wrong at all um that culture is completely

00:44:18.400 ossified uh there is nothing new or generative coming out of the left and it's precisely because

00:44:24.640 they've closed themselves off to new ideas and this wasn't previously true of the left not in my

00:44:30.320 lifetime you know the left used to be uh the side of free speech and open inquiry and sort of avant

00:44:36.880 garde cultural movements it's become deathly terrified of saying anything new or outside the box

00:44:43.280 the other thing that's happening is in a situation like this there is an asymmetry between right and left

00:44:49.760 so those of us on the right are used to being in these leftist milieus we're surrounded by liberals

00:44:55.680 all the time so we understand what they think and we could articulate back to them their beliefs they

00:45:01.920 are not used to uh being surrounded by people on the right and so they don't have a good theory of

00:45:08.960 mind for what people on the right believe and this is why again they use these terms like far right fascist

00:45:16.000 um that really are just empty signifiers because they can't distinguish between these different

00:45:21.760 gradations of belief they just want to lump us all in as quote-unquote villains and that's really uh

00:45:27.840 sort of their entire framework hang on for a second we're gonna play morning joe had a shocker this

00:45:32.560 morning let's go ahead and play this we'll come right back to lomas if you open your eyes and you

00:45:37.360 look at an american city especially in the american west um it's less out here it's more in california

00:45:42.400 oregon you have to be honest with yourself and i think that's what a lot of the progressive movement

00:45:48.560 hasn't done and that makes right for a lot of reporting it also makes it right for a little bit

00:45:54.160 of fun because they're not they're just like refusing to see reality so if you look at reality

00:45:59.120 you see the absurdity now do you think some of the most extreme elements of progress progressivism are

00:46:05.520 given too much attention they're amplified too much that tick tock for example feeds them a narrative

00:46:11.520 about israel that feeds some of the protests that you see on college campuses which many of those

00:46:17.360 students were there in good faith they don't like what they're seeing like we've said we don't like

00:46:21.040 what we're seeing on the ground in gaza in terms of the humanitarian crisis but we learn later what

00:46:25.360 most people suspected there were professionals behind a lot of it do you think that we talk too much

00:46:32.480 in the media or other places about the most extreme elements i think that happens for both sides but i

00:46:38.160 think when it comes to the progressive movement yes very much because the average american is really

00:46:45.360 normal politically is is mixed politically even is a complicated political mess isn't it doesn't fit in

00:46:51.600 one of these boxes we but the reason that the progressive movement is talked about so much or is

00:46:56.720 has such a prominent place in our conversation is because a lot of our american media in the mainstream

00:47:03.520 is super progressive and and bought into a lot of these ideas and a lot of these philosophies and

00:47:08.000 so um it became the operating system of a lot of our great media companies okay uh tomorrow i'll play

00:47:15.760 more of that we didn't have time today with the hearings and everything but this was a bombshell

00:47:19.040 books called after the revolution morning mika mika was so gobsmacked she didn't talk she just kind of 0.97

00:47:24.880 sat there with that uh you know resting bitch face uh and and gave her stink eye um pretty shocking uh 1.00

00:47:32.400 jonathan you heard right there that's from a a progressive actually writing about how radical how 0.98

00:47:37.200 to out out of touch progressives are your thoughts yeah i think i think that's exactly right and the

00:47:42.720 piece of that that stuck out for me was this aversion to the truth that progressives are sort of blinded

00:47:48.720 themselves to certain realities because they're inconvenient because they reflect poorly on their ideology

00:47:53.520 and the antidote to that and what we ought to be doing on the right um our advantage is if we tell the truth

00:48:02.320 and we hold a mirror up to the world and we uh say what is reflected in that mirror we say it clearly we say

00:48:10.480 it with our chests out and don't hide from the truth and to be uh the side uh that has a monopoly on truth

00:48:19.040 is going to be the side that wins ultimately okay we only got a couple of minutes but i won't they

00:48:24.320 they hated you for being lomez but they hated i think even more for being uh passage press tell us

00:48:30.560 about the book publishing company where do people go i know you've uh given a discount to all the war

00:48:35.920 room uh readers ago tell us some of the titles and why the guardian above all hated your book publishing

00:48:41.600 operation absolutely so go to passage dot press use promo code bannon on all our books we have a new

00:48:49.440 anthology from steve sailor we have some historical classics from the likes of ernst younger one of the

00:48:57.280 great uh memoirists of world war one and one of the most interesting figures of the 20th century

00:49:03.200 who wrote against totalitarianism among other things we have a great memoir from the white army general

00:49:10.800 peter wrangle always with honor uh that talks of you know and and wrangle almost single-handedly

00:49:17.280 while the rest of czarist russia sort of fled from the bolsheviks stood tall and fought against

00:49:22.480 the bolsheviks and i think there's so many good lessons uh for your audience in particular um these

00:49:29.120 are pieces of history that they may not be familiar with because they are selectively excised from our

00:49:34.960 curriculum yeah this this is not about a race this is the white russian general who fought on the side of

00:49:40.640 of the good guys also younger you know they talk about saying the single best i think real memoir

00:49:48.240 of world war one was storm of steel if you read that about the uh the early days of on schlieflin

00:49:54.720 pine i think it was just absolutely he's a magnificent writer so go buy go for those storm

00:50:00.320 of steel for sure storm of steel if you get a discount on that i cannot recommend a book about man

00:50:06.960 facing war than storm of steel the humanity of it uh the the cruelty of it the horror of it you see

00:50:12.960 world war one up close and personal look we look forward to having you back we're glad you're about

00:50:17.680 out behind the uh lomas uh and i think you've got a great uh you're gonna be a great leader in this mega

00:50:23.440 movement and i'm particularly glad that you kicked off by having the guardian the great paper the

00:50:29.120 progressive left global literally clutching their pearls still uh so we'll make sure we give them these

00:50:34.080 clips so they can chew on that they can suck on that uh jonathan where do people get you what's 0.58

00:50:38.400 the best way to get to passage press what's the best way to get to your site what's the best way 0.91

00:50:43.040 to get your social media yep uh on twitter at passage press also at lomez l zero m three z

00:50:52.560 and you can go to our website passage dot press promo code bannon god bless you steve thank you for this

00:50:58.720 us thank you brother if you do nothing else but pick up a copy of storm of steel this will be worth

00:51:04.080 the uh the segment it is a magnificent magnificent book can't speak highly enough about it about the

00:51:09.840 reality of war and particularly the brutality of the war that kicked off the the new dark age of the

00:51:15.920 20th century world war one okay um lou dobbs gonna follow us uh as always the lou dobbs show we're back

00:51:23.840 at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning we were so jammed today thank the war and posse for hanging in there

00:51:28.640 with me particularly that you guys got a huge shout out at the weaponization committee by the

00:51:34.240 democrats the congresswoman i think from virgin islands right did a pretty good job focusing on 0.65

00:51:40.320 the power of the war room posse want to make sure also get to our sponsors home title lock we need to 1.00

00:51:45.760 have you at the ramparts where we don't need you is worrying about a second mortgage taken out by a hard

00:51:51.120 money lender against your home make sure you know that your home title is safe and secure your castle

00:51:58.560 can't be secure until you know that your title is home title lock dot com slash bannon go immerse

00:52:03.760 yourself in information natalie dominguez and the team over there are going to take care of you okay

00:52:08.480 lou dobbs is next maybe you know you end a day with sacred uh human health get a beef liver

00:52:15.840 to get the power once again just go check out what your compadres are saying lou dobbs next we're

00:52:21.840 back here at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the war room right now millions of americans face

00:52:28.240 prescription medication shortages the fda's medication shortage list currently has over

00:52:35.280 a hundred and twenty prescription medications listed some patients are being forced into more expensive

00:52:41.680 substitutes while others are rationing what little medication they have left don't get caught unprepared

00:52:49.520 that's why i want you to pick up a jace case today the jace case is a pack of essential antibiotics

00:52:55.840 that can treat a long list of common bacterial illnesses including utis respiratory and skin

00:53:02.080 infections plus much more in each case can be customized for your specific needs with dozens of

00:53:08.880 add-on options just fill out a simple online form and jace handles the rest from the online

00:53:15.200 evaluation to license pharmacy delivery and ongoing care visit jace medical.com and use code bannon at

00:53:23.120 checkout for an extra discount that's promo code bannon at jace j-a-s-e jace medical.com get the jace case

00:53:33.120 and get it today action action action folks let me tell you about salty it's a company that makes

00:53:40.320 a soft gel supplement rich in antioxidants to help people like you and me keep a healthy heart while

00:53:47.040 covet gets all the headlines it's important to realize that heart disease kills nearly 700 000 americans

00:53:54.480 every year yes heart disease is the number one killer every year year in and year out heart disease

00:53:59.280 builds over time hypertension high blood pressure bad cholesterol diabetes all of it

00:54:04.480 affects our heart a healthy heart is key to being energetic as we get older it is never too early

00:54:12.240 to take care of your heart you see heart disease sneaks up on us you can start in your 30s and when this

00:54:18.240 happens you're at serious risk by the time you turn 60 if you want to take care of your heart and those you

00:54:24.000 care about please go to war room health dot com that's war room health dot com all one word war room

00:54:31.040 health dot com use the code war room at checkout to save 67 of your first shipment that's code war room

00:54:38.240 at checkout to save 67 and do it again war room health all one word war room health dot com

00:54:44.800 go there today you need if you're going to be part of the posse you need a strong heart you need a lion's

00:54:50.160 heart how we're going to do that is with salty go there do it today check it out

Bannon's War Room - May 16, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 535： Assassination Attempt ON Populism

Episode Stats

Summary

Transcript