Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 589： Marxist In Flannel Clothes

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

00:00:11.500 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:19.260 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in

00:00:24.720 Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and 0.99

00:00:29.160 misrepresentations that's why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you

00:00:33.080 this is the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground

00:00:39.740 here's your host Stephen K Bannon welcome back to the war room it's Natalie Winters hosting war room

00:00:47.980 battleground today Friday August 9th in the year of our Lord 2024 doing double duty today hot off a

00:00:55.440 very explosive 5 p.m edition of war room talking all things election interference you guys know one

00:01:02.000 of the main ways they do that too is by of course censorship the praetorian guard the censorship

00:01:06.980 industrial complex whatever you want to call it you know when you really drill down I think that

00:01:12.180 the most concerning part of that story is that it's not just NGOs or far left organizations independent of

00:01:18.400 the government carrying out these sweeping actions it's oftentimes being carried out in concert in

00:01:24.580 conjunction with the federal government right they've sort of outsourced not just jobs and

00:01:28.920 manufacturing industry but censorship to these kind of NGOs to skirt around the first amendment but we

00:01:34.780 have a new explosive report that is already in just a few days since it's been up driven some serious

00:01:39.580 action we're joined by the author of it you guys know the foundation for freedom online that's Mike

00:01:44.380 Benz's foundation but Alan Bakar used to be with Breitbart now he's writing wonderful reports for

00:01:49.580 the foundation for freedom online Alan if you want to walk us through this report and we can get on

00:01:54.900 into it on the other side the the positive effects that it's already had yeah so some of you might have

00:02:01.900 seen uh Elon Musk's battle with a group called the global alliance for responsible media or GARM which

00:02:09.500 was essentially a cartel I can say was past tense because they just announced yesterday they're going

00:02:14.320 to be shutting down in response to a lawsuit from from X and from Rumble over their collusive

00:02:20.160 censorship activities now what GARM was was essentially a coalition of virtually the entire

00:02:26.620 advertising industry it was created by an organization called the world federation of advertisers which

00:02:32.240 represents 90 percent of the global advertising market so basically the entire industry banding together

00:02:40.180 to set censorship standards for the entire internet GARM's purpose was to establish what they called a

00:02:45.860 brand safety floor for social media companies and for uh for online news websites essentially saying if

00:02:53.380 you don't follow our guidelines on content if you don't cut out what we call this information what we

00:02:58.100 call hate speech you're not going to see a dime of the world's uh advertising revenue which is an enormous

00:03:05.620 thing to say to social media platforms and to online websites because for almost a decade uh social

00:03:13.220 media platforms have been joined at the hip to the advertising industry that's where they get the vast

00:03:17.060 majority of their revenues so for the advertising industry to band together in one organization and

00:03:22.820 say if you don't follow our guidelines on content our guidelines on speech we're just going to cut off all

00:03:28.820 of our revenue and effectively put you out of business make you make it impossible for you to survive as an

00:03:33.540 online business uh that was just a massive gift to the advocates of censorship and uh we've already

00:03:40.820 seen what they were able to do they cut uh twitter's ad revenue almost in half after elon musk took over

00:03:46.340 the company and uh they were doing it as part of this cartel which brought together all the major global

00:03:53.300 advertising agencies uh multiple brands multiple ad buying agencies all working together and uh they were

00:04:02.500 investigated by the house judiciary committee um on antitrust grants because when an entire industry

00:04:07.940 bands together like that you know there are serious serious questions of competition and it gets even

00:04:12.740 worse than that so what we found you can read our report at the foundation for freedom online um

00:04:19.300 four of the biggest global advertising agencies leading members of gum um receive billions of dollars

00:04:26.900 in u.s taxpayer money your u.s taxpayer money um in government contracts so things like military

00:04:32.740 recruitment ads public health service announcements uh collectively making up billions of dollars either

00:04:39.140 the same agencies the same companies that are pushed for online censorship through gum so once again

00:04:45.700 u.s taxpayers are funding their own censorship is this sort of i think one of the the precursors to the the

00:04:53.220 law fair that we've seen go on against individuals now but can you again as someone who's worked in

00:04:58.500 conservative media breitbart has certainly been been on the receiving end of you know advertiser boycotts

00:05:03.860 how impactful this trend has been in terms of shutting down alternative media

00:05:11.860 oh well it's been devastating to the revenue of any platform that uh that uh wants to provide a

00:05:17.700 platform for free speech any media outlet that wants to prevent a non-establishment point of view

00:05:24.180 um i mentioned already you know with x they saw their revenue fall almost i think maybe even more

00:05:29.220 than half as a result of these advertiser boycotts and uh it wasn't the first time either the advertisers

00:05:34.420 also went after facebook in 2020 because of media or establishment media outrage over facebook not

00:05:41.060 censoring enough trumpists so this has been going on for a long time and gum was sort of how

00:05:46.260 the industry institutionalized this power that they had over social media platforms and over the online

00:05:53.220 news ecosystem um and it's interesting if you look at some of the material obtained by the judiciary

00:05:59.780 committee um you can really see the ideological biases of these advertising agencies this is not

00:06:06.500 some sort of they like to present their uh their stance on online speech as you know a politically

00:06:12.340 neutral concern about brand safety they don't want the advertisements of their brands to appear on

00:06:20.500 next to politically polarizing topics or next to extremist content they always present in very

00:06:25.300 politically neutral terms but if you look at their internal emails which jim jordan and the judiciary

00:06:30.340 committee was able to obtain you can see they're looking for any excuse to um to tell the brands that

00:06:37.140 they advise not to advertise with news websites that they personally dislike you have emails from

00:06:42.340 top advertising executives saying well we hated breitbart so we were looking for any sign that they

00:06:47.780 violated our brand safety guidelines um you know imagine imagine a police officer who decides he really

00:06:53.220 dislikes one person so he's going to watch him 24 7 to see if he jaywalks and every time he jaywalks

00:06:58.740 he's going to have the book thrown at him um it's essentially the same thing they have these brand

00:07:03.220 safety guidelines but they only apply them to the new sites that they dislike and the social media

00:07:07.780 platforms that they dislike and alan can you walk us through just one more time this report these sort

00:07:13.300 of action you guys really i think had a devastating blow to an industry that otherwise as much as it

00:07:19.700 pains me to say it has emerged pretty victorious over platforms like war room sites like breitbart

00:07:25.780 um people like yourself and mike benz yeah and i think i think part of the reason why they've

00:07:31.380 been so successful for so long is because there hasn't been any serious pushback or investigation

00:07:36.180 and i think that's that's now sort of just in the past two weeks we've seen a ton of counter

00:07:40.980 pressure against the uh the advertising industry support for online censorship we've seen the

00:07:45.940 judiciary committee come out with an investigation we saw uh elon musk uh come out with this lawsuit

00:07:51.700 followed by rumble and uh the foundation for freedom online we've been exposing their massive

00:07:56.260 government contracts um which i think is a big problem but the ad if the advertising is going to be

00:08:01.380 politically partisan and clearly the effects of what they've been doing have been politically

00:08:05.220 partisan overwhelmingly hitting websites that are to the right of center and overwhelmingly hitting

00:08:10.660 platforms that support free speech and that progressives don't seem to like very much um they

00:08:16.900 can't i don't think it's possible or it's very at least very risky for them to do that while at the

00:08:20.820 same time being funded by uh by us taxpayers you know of course 50 of them are part of that uh at least

00:08:27.620 50 of them uh have those points of view that the advertising industry has effectively been

00:08:32.260 demonetizing and censoring and alam like i said you guys have been uniquely effective on this issue i

00:08:37.700 know the posse loves mike bends too if people want to follow you stay up to date with your work support

00:08:43.700 the foundation where can they go to do all that i'll just go to the foundation for freedom online

00:08:48.500 dot com you'll see all our reports there about the advertising industry and its role in censorship

00:08:53.540 alam thank you so much for joining us thanks natalie

00:09:00.500 we're joined by steve friend now like i said this friday stretch of war programming is is very

00:09:08.740 spicy and i'm proud to be uh at the helm commanding it steve friend brought to my attention this morning

00:09:15.060 really a concerning development i think on a story that is already concerning at face value having to deal

00:09:20.900 with um the fbi letting illegals into this country just to sort of have a pretext for

00:09:29.060 sounds like i'm talking about january 6th but certain certain narratives can you walk us through

00:09:32.900 the developments while just walk us through this story sure ken and thanks for having me on uh so

00:09:39.220 the fbi was very happy and glad to put out a press release that they had arrested this pakistani 1.00

00:09:43.860 national for attempting to assassinate public officials and parenthetically implying that it was

00:09:48.740 it was going to be donald trump but actually reading through the affidavit and some of the

00:09:52.660 reporting that's gone on it's pretty clear that they one ran the playbook which is identify a

00:09:58.180 vulnerable person and then use undercovers and informants to encourage them to do something that

00:10:02.740 they are not predisposed to do and agreed to engage in some sort of terrorist activity or

00:10:07.860 act of violence and then once that entrapment is complete then arrest them and take credit for it

00:10:12.420 but the extra wrinkle today on this case from the pakistani is that the fbi actually facilitated his

00:10:18.980 travel from pakistan to the united states and then sponsored him coming across with customs and border

00:10:24.900 patrol and said that he was a significant public benefit essentially trying to set the narrative

00:10:29.780 that they were investigating him before and that once he came into our shores then they would arrest

00:10:35.300 him but what wound up happening from reading the affidavit is they let him roam free for three months

00:10:40.260 and then proceeded to build this case and looking at the case this was not a sophisticated person

00:10:45.060 he had these illusions of grandeur like he was going to assemble a cohort of 25 people and have

00:10:51.140 all these rallies as as cover while they were doing reconnaissance and they were going to steal

00:10:56.500 sensitive documents and all the time this guy doesn't have the wherewithal uh to uh do

00:11:03.460 operational security where he has people put their phones in a drawer thinking that that's going to

00:11:07.060 be some sort of secure way to communicate in in private and he doesn't have funding so all this

00:11:12.420 is sort of indicating to me that the playbook is well and alive but the extra wrinkle is now that

00:11:16.500 the fbi is willing to import terrorism and put the public at risk and just reminded me a lot of the fast

00:11:22.740 and the furious scandal that we had a decade and a half ago where the government allowed guns to walk

00:11:28.980 knowing that they were being straw purchased so that when they were inevitably used in a crime of violence

00:11:34.100 the government could get credit for seizing those guns back and this is very much the same except

00:11:38.580 the consequences could be far greater and steve when you're when you're going through this again

00:11:43.620 i think it brings up the age-old question that we would always try to answer here in the war room

00:11:47.380 which is is this a result you know of intentional malice or is it incompetence and i think you can kind

00:11:53.940 of see that through line even to the assassination attempt on president donald trump's life i'm just

00:11:59.940 curious your thoughts again you of course were one of the leading fbi whistleblowers but do you think

00:12:05.460 that this is an agency that is plagued you know by by dei hires and just bad ideas and poor policy or

00:12:12.420 is there something with darren beady on in the 5 p.m hour talking about the whole pipe bomb hoax

00:12:16.180 is there something more sinister going on i think it's a combination of both it's not if or it's and

00:12:23.300 all also uh the fbi has a tremendous problem with the uh employees that they bring in they're

00:12:29.860 definitely all in on the dei they're definitely all in on the 30 by 30 initiative which essentially

00:12:35.220 is doing things like uh talking down the need to have physical fitness or job knowledge tests but

00:12:41.140 there is the other element to this where it is on purpose as far as this type of case goes with this

00:12:45.540 pakistani national because the fbi has a quota system it's called integrated program management

00:12:51.460 there is incentive to create these cases because they want to get the check marks they want to

00:12:57.300 be in the gold not just the green and the red and yes there are color schemes for this and then

00:13:01.780 finally it's being pushed by the senior executives because their compensation is tied to hitting these

00:13:07.300 quotas and there's a tremendous demand politically for terrorism in this country and we're very blessed

00:13:12.500 to live in a relatively safe country where the terrorist threat is not what the fbi uh implies that it

00:13:18.180 actually is they're doing that to justify their existence as a bureaucracy which is why they've

00:13:23.140 also evolved the mission of national security from being the century on the wall to homegrown violent

00:13:28.740 extremism domestic violent extremism extremism and now the latest is agave anti-government anti-authority

00:13:36.580 violent extremism which the fbi has defined as someone with a perception of government overreach or

00:13:42.900 negligence so the fbi and cissa put out a joint press release which i would say is a very concerning

00:13:50.740 development there those are two probably the most rogue rogue actors but saying that hey ahead of the

00:13:55.780 election there may be some cyber security attacks and ddos attacks but uh by the power invested in us by

00:14:02.500 the american people we certainly guarantee that it's not going to affect the results of the election it's not

00:14:08.740 going to have any impact on on your vote what do you say to their sort of what i think is this

00:14:15.220 beginning surge of a narrative developing that you know cyber security ahead of of the 2024 election

00:14:22.740 um is something that is weak of course on the heels of the crowd strike attack happening where do you

00:14:26.820 think they're going kind of narrative based um when it comes to election security well i've been

00:14:33.860 concerned about this for a long time i think that the fbi is likely more likely than not to put out

00:14:38.580 some sort of public service announcement and say look we're really concerned about polling locations

00:14:44.260 because of a heightened terrorist threat or a heightened uh threat from russia and we're going

00:14:49.220 to suggest that we move and transition entirely to mail-in ballots especially in places like michigan

00:14:54.900 and pennsylvania and arizona that's always been sort of the cautionary uh warning that i've been giving

00:15:00.260 out there but they're definitely setting this narrative and they're also uh obfuscating from the fact that

00:15:05.300 the fbi's election crimes is not investigating what the people believe that they are the fbi

00:15:10.820 is not investigating election fraud that is very clear there were discussions between the doj and

00:15:15.700 the fbi across the entire field offices across the entire country that i have moles that have told me

00:15:20.900 about they are not looking at voter fraud they're only going to be willing to look at voter intimidation

00:15:25.620 so they give this sort of broad brush and say we investigate election crime and you kind of assign

00:15:30.580 to it what you assume that they mean by that the fbi is not looking at into the sort of fake ballots

00:15:35.380 they're only saying well there could be threats to up so poll workers or there could be a voter

00:15:40.180 intimidation scheme and they're hyping up what they're doing in that regard to imply that they're

00:15:44.340 actually on top of things but they're really not uh policing what i think most americans are very

00:15:49.060 concerned about and that is that there might be some nefarious things going on with the actual

00:15:53.220 election and the tampering of the ballots and steve if people want to follow you get the show

00:15:58.500 stay up to date with your kind of inside baseball analysis we thank you for uh your service in the

00:16:05.620 fbi i don't know how you uh you made it out i'm sure that they wish you had it like i said you're

00:16:09.780 one of the leading voices leading whistleblowers um what was it about about a year ago i'm sure time

00:16:14.980 time is flown by for you if people want to follow you support you where can they go to do all that

00:16:19.060 i'm on social media at x at real steve friend is my handle and you can follow the american radicals

00:16:25.940 podcast which is on rumble rumble dot com slash am rad pod and then always follow the center for

00:16:32.180 renewing america where i'm a senior fellow all the great work we're doing there at america renewing

00:16:36.580 dot com steve friend thank you so much for joining us thank you of course

00:16:44.260 and our next guest well actually real quick we're having it's the 6 p.m hour on friday we're having a

00:16:50.660 little fun uh make sure you guys check out home title lock you can go to home title lock dot com

00:16:54.820 use promo code bannon like uh steve friend was telling us the fbi is frankly more concerned not

00:17:00.580 just with their diversity quotas and dei hires but with i would go out and just say rigging the election

00:17:06.740 with fake cyber security events uh like they always have and you got cissa joining them making sure that

00:17:12.420 you patriots can't say what you want on social media we're joined now by john zadrosny of the trump

00:17:21.140 administration worked very closely on a lot of immigration issues john i don't know if you were

00:17:26.580 able to watch our last segment but we were talking about uh the fbi's sort of involvement in bringing

00:17:31.540 in basically suspected terrorists and letting them roam freely um around this this country i'm just

00:17:37.300 curious your thoughts um on just the clear and flagrant national security threats that are being

00:17:44.740 allowed to enter this country as a result of biden regime immigration policy hi natalie thank you so

00:17:50.340 much for having me on yeah um this is something i i generally say whenever i'm talking to people

00:17:55.220 about immigration which is they say gosh this biden administration they're just terrible at

00:17:59.060 immigration enforcement and then i i have to remind them you know politely this isn't a failure on their

00:18:04.500 part this is an engineered result they this has been a three and a half year 15 to 20 million illegal

00:18:10.340 alien voter importation project and so i think a byproduct of that natalie is that they are more

00:18:16.660 than willing to have some percentage of people be bad people to make sure they have a critical mass for

00:18:22.260 the things they're trying to do so for example yeah they'll have some dangerous criminals come in and

00:18:26.180 they'll kill some americans but who cares it's a sunk cost um they'll have some terrorists come in but 0.65

00:18:30.900 who cares the sunk cost it's worth it for the greater good as they view it and uh what makes 0.92

00:18:36.180 some of these stories recently that much more appalling though is it's not even like they've

00:18:40.980 made any attempt to stop the really bad people like the terrorists from coming in in fact we just

00:18:44.740 learned that the pakistani national that uh apparently was may or may not have been trying to kill

00:18:50.500 politicians in this country was let in with special permission by the people who should be protecting

00:18:54.740 our border so they're not protecting the border they're protecting the joe biden immigration voter

00:18:58.580 importation project and when you say voter importation project i want to get for the

00:19:03.460 audience super granular on that we were sort of tracking this what seems to be developing narrative

00:19:07.860 coming from cnn the mainstream media that voter turnout is going to be so crazy this election

00:19:13.140 cycle not really sure what that's predicated on um but the polls it's going to be bigger than 2020

00:19:19.140 which i think if you look at one of the fatal flaws of the idea that joe biden won in 2020 was that

00:19:23.300 he got what 81 million votes i mean that's unprecedented right that's that's a historical

00:19:27.780 and rather unrealistic plausible right exactly so when you see these inflated vote totals in part

00:19:35.700 because you have this massive influx of you know 10 plus million people right i would think that that's

00:19:40.900 sort of a direct result of that but when you say that they're importing voters are they wanting these

00:19:46.260 individuals to vote as themselves in that they are making it easier for them to sign up to vote or is

00:19:52.260 this they're using them their personas or even as actual physical you know people to use and go

00:19:58.980 after people who you know are dead voters basically or ballots belonging to dead people nursing homes

00:20:04.660 how does it actually work you know this is a good question i think this is one of the things that's

00:20:09.140 largely unanswered i do think they want some of these folks to vote uh i'm i think a lot of we know

00:20:14.020 that some states especially the ones that matter the most like wisconsin like minnesota like michigan

00:20:19.300 they're not taking any any measures to ensure that illegal aliens are not registering to vote

00:20:24.020 especially the large groups that have entered since uh joe biden entered the white house um and

00:20:29.700 i think some of them probably will maybe accidentally you know i'll give some of these

00:20:33.380 people a little bit of credit i'm not saying illegal immigration is okay but some of these people

00:20:37.780 have come from really awful parts of the world so when a government official tells you to sign a

00:20:41.220 form to register to vote you're going to sign a form to register to vote and so i think some of

00:20:45.220 these people may be registering unintentionally i think they don't care if they vote though natalie

00:20:50.340 i think they want those live ballots so they can get some democrat operatives to fill them out and

00:20:54.500 stuff the drop boxes across the country with those ballots um again like almost everyone else in the

00:20:59.700 democrat political universe they're using everyone at pawns here and they just want those live

00:21:03.700 ballots and they're even queuing you up like you said they said that's going to be turnout crazy this

00:21:07.540 year and also i don't know if you caught the department of homeland security's advisory about how

00:21:12.260 there might be result misinformation so some of the returns might be delayed coming out which tells

00:21:17.460 me they're going to need time to you know kick in those extra ballots at three o'clock in the morning

00:21:21.460 again before the results come out so they don't get any grief this time and just curious it seems like

00:21:26.900 immigration was really the cornerstone of the 2016 trump campaign right it was what differentiated

00:21:32.420 him i think from so many of his republican predecessors that may be

00:21:36.420 free free trade and in the foreign policy stuff too but do you think that that message

00:21:41.540 still remains sort of the the top line issue that resonates most strongly with americans and

00:21:47.060 do you think that the campaign needs to either continue to to press on or sort of double down

00:21:52.180 and come back to its its roots focusing on on that issue natalie that would be my personal

00:21:57.940 recommendation yes if you're asking me if i think this is uh one of the most important issues

00:22:02.100 if not the top issue i think the answer is yes and the reason is i can tell you having worked in

00:22:05.700 immigration for about a decade at this point uh immigration is one of those issues that literally

00:22:10.260 touches everything impacts everything if you want to know why inflation sucks it's because we spend

00:22:15.060 so much money and a large chunk of that those federal and state dollars are going to non-citizens

00:22:19.620 including illegal aliens do you want to know why state budgets are breaking and everyone has to spend

00:22:23.860 more money on government it's because of legal immigration if you're wondering why police budgets

00:22:29.540 are stretched thin and americans are being killed in the streets because of illegal immigration 0.98

00:22:33.540 it touches everything so i really do think that uh you know i don't know president trump personally but

00:22:38.740 i strongly recommend you start pounding on this again i think this is the this is the topic that

00:22:42.900 touches everything it matters the most to everyone and it will make a difference in the fall it is

00:22:47.700 the thing itself and it's why the administrative state i think has always fought so hard and elements

00:22:52.100 of course within the republican party to prevent any meaningful changes um from happening when you

00:22:57.540 worked in the administration when you were you know in dhs and the surrounding areas that that touched on

00:23:02.100 immigration the the pushback that you saw whether it was the wall the you know muslim ban daca birth

00:23:09.460 rights you name it um those forces how do you think we better tackle them um you know come a a second

00:23:17.620 term again just speaking in your personal capacity but you understand the problem having having been there

00:23:23.780 you know how do you address it oh well natalie without revealing any uh potential strategery for for

00:23:30.100 for a second term engagement one thing is i think the bureaucrats need to be pretty much 1.00

00:23:34.900 put on the side and told what to do as opposed to being turned to for recommendations i think

00:23:40.020 and i say this with goodwill i think a lot of us walked in thinking it would be like any

00:23:43.060 other administration and we it took us a little too long to figure out it was knives out by really

00:23:47.380 awful people so i think they need to be sidelined and sidelined quickly um i think conservatives

00:23:52.820 under the president need to make sure the agenda stuff is implemented quickly i we found last time

00:23:57.140 too you can go back and look stuff that was done quickly and early stuck stuff that took a little

00:24:02.260 while to do uh wound up getting gummed up in the courts and then the left delayed as long as they

00:24:07.540 could through the bureaucracy to prevent stuff from happening so uh assertion of authority speed and

00:24:13.860 maybe a little bit of good luck from the lord almighty and a few other sources but uh i think that's

00:24:17.940 what it will take to make some of these things happen and by the way we're really i think it won't

00:24:21.540 take that much longer to deal with the wall and some of those key things up front and americans will see

00:24:25.540 results pretty much quickly john if people want to follow you stay up to date with your analysis

00:24:31.780 your work where can they go to do all that well i don't really have a social media media handle

00:24:36.900 natalie are you are you a luddite i'm a bit of a luddite but i think you know i don't have anything

00:24:42.660 to promote for myself but i i just think people should pay attention to whatever the president's

00:24:46.660 saying and uh you know he's i know he's going to be strong on these messages and uh god willing we'll

00:24:50.900 see a good result in november john thank you so much for joining us know the audience

00:24:55.860 very much respects your opinion we'll see you in the war room soon thank you so much natalie god

00:25:00.820 bless of course likewise and hey since you can't follow john maybe you should go to uh birchgold.com

00:25:07.620 slash bannon or you can go to records war room.com two great avenues for information and resources on all

00:25:16.260 things economy we got steve bannon latest installment of the end of the dollar empire or

00:25:21.060 jim records you guys know a familiar face here in the war room that's records war room.com now for

00:25:28.260 those of you who know that i've taken over the 5 p.m uh eastern time shows of course the 6 p.m show uh

00:25:35.700 we really i think had a a historic week in terms of tracking and exposing and really laying out i think

00:25:42.420 a battle plan for how we combat what is the election fraud the rigging that is going to take

00:25:47.380 place uh in the 2024 election we know it's going to happen as much as it's fun to have the happy talk

00:25:53.300 and you know try to be measuring the curtains and figure out what we want to do in a second

00:25:57.780 that's raheem texting me thank you raheem uh it's the 6 p.m hour we have a little more fun uh in in

00:26:04.500 battleground um but you know they are not stopping they are doubling down like we always say it's not

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00:30:56.020 welcome back to the war room it's natalie winters still holding the fort down here in the war room 1.00

00:31:05.780 we're joined by will upton from the national pulse one of my favorite outlets we love rahim here in the

00:31:14.260 war room um but will you have a great new piece up for the national pulse kind of walking the audience

00:31:19.700 through and that's rahim texting me again for some reason i have my phone on do not disturb but he is

00:31:25.380 breaking through the firewall so he's joining us in spirit um but no will he is he's everywhere um

00:31:33.780 but uh someone who's not very good at frankly anything is tim waltz has a horrible economic

00:31:38.340 legacy in minnesota can you walk the audience through um how he's not just a you know cool 0.99

00:31:43.460 bumbling idiot type dad but he's someone who really has serious ability to to wreak havoc on the the economy 0.98

00:31:50.100 here yeah yes yeah thanks for having me on natalie um so walls basically his governorship in minnesota 1.00

00:31:57.380 has seen the state kind of sink to the bottom in terms of actual rankings um for the state economy

00:32:03.940 uh right now uh in terms of the employment rate in the state it's about 0.7 percent is what it grew by

00:32:09.300 in the last year it's 42nd nationwide um net out migration from the state is the sixth highest in the

00:32:15.860 country um for incomes over 200 000 a year um in terms of overall it's the eighth highest um you know

00:32:23.620 this this is a guy who last year he had a 17 billion dollar budget surplus and instead of reinvesting it

00:32:30.340 into the state or you know doing tax cuts he actually raised taxes he enacted a one percent

00:32:35.220 surcharge tax on capital gains um that's driven a lot of businesses and a lot of investors from the state

00:32:41.140 um and we've seen now in terms of its gdp um it's grown about half the rate of the national average

00:32:47.940 um so it's actually i believe 43rd total of the 50 states um overall i mean he's been bad for business

00:32:55.220 he's bad for taxpayers and it's caused a massive outflow of people from the state um and we've seen

00:33:01.060 you know upwards of about 600 million dollars in capital leave the state uh for wisconsin even

00:33:06.260 um and well i think that you know you've worked around campaigns obviously the national polls

00:33:12.100 working under rahim you guys always kind of have insight into what's happening in in dc world um

00:33:17.700 but the sort of current portrayal of tim waltz is someone who's you know cool and we're the weird

00:33:23.060 ones it's an interesting juxtaposition to draw with someone who's extremely radical

00:33:27.220 on gender issues engages in stolen valor and loves the chinese communist party 0.85

00:33:31.700 um but it seems like this kind of talk about his truly abysmal economic record is sort of missing

00:33:37.460 from the conversation where do you think we need to go in terms of defining him you know as a vp pick

00:33:43.460 as someone um who like i said has the potential to if you just replicate what he did in minnesota

00:33:50.180 would do real damage here yes i think there's two things to kind of drill down on one is the fact

00:33:56.340 that this is one of the only governors in the country to actually raise taxes when they had a budget

00:34:00.260 surplus uh they're not you know they're not hurting for revenue uh this suggests that he basically

00:34:04.900 really does believe in sort of a radical progressive tax regime uh and wants to punish

00:34:09.220 those that he views as being either too wealthy or too successful uh the other thing is his

00:34:14.260 environmental agenda has actually impacted the economy of the state as well um industrial electrical

00:34:19.540 rates so the electrical rates for for kind of heavy industry uh is 27 higher than the national

00:34:25.300 average uh there's actually a iron foundry that was involved in auto manufacturing in the state

00:34:30.980 called metal technologies incorporated they had to close down their shop um because their their

00:34:37.540 electric bill was too high uh their annual bill i think there was an estimate that came out it was

00:34:41.780 about 1.2 million dollars about 27 of their payroll and will um if people want to follow you guys

00:34:50.660 support the national pulse all the great work that you guys are doing stay up to date with with your

00:34:55.700 analysis too they they don't want if they don't want raheem's uh editor's notes where can they go to do that

00:35:03.780 so so the national pulse.com uh recommend everybody subscribe uh and you can follow me on twitter at

00:35:10.340 w-u-p-t-o-n will upton a must follow you guys know i got my my start at the national

00:35:17.140 polls i was never promoted to junior editor that's right yes yeah i was i don't know what i was in

00:35:23.460 i was i was a senior investigative reporter so i don't know if that's better or worse yeah

00:35:29.380 that's pretty good that's pretty i was like 19 so i feel like that's pretty good

00:35:36.740 like i said it's the 6 p.m hour in the war room on friday and i'm off of like

00:35:41.060 six hours every day of claremont institute lecturing so i'm uh a little out of it but

00:35:46.100 we'll update you are always on it just so you guys are at the national pulse

00:35:50.020 people want to or i already asked you that thank you so much for joining us

00:35:53.380 we will see you very much sure now we're joined by someone who you guys the war room posse know

00:36:00.740 very well that is mike davis who in the break was adamant that he needed to go put a tie on i told him

00:36:08.340 it's war room battleground and it's friday you're fine but he insisted that should show you

00:36:13.780 how much he cares about you guys um but mike davis uh there's been a lot of developments on the

00:36:20.580 election front my producer is sending me an article talking about election laws

00:36:24.820 in uh in arizona the rnc kind of pushing to to change those can you walk us through what's what's

00:36:30.660 going on there so the democrats biden and harris democrats have been running their lawfare and

00:36:36.660 election interference against president trump his top aide steve bannon and peter devarro uh sent them to

00:36:42.820 prison his lawyers like john eastman and rudy giuliani and jeff clark his january 6 supporters

00:36:49.940 trump's january 6 supporters we have been fighting that for two years and fighting it very successfully

00:36:55.780 the the left is getting crushed in the supreme court of the united states and the next phase of their

00:37:03.220 lawfare after they tried to bankrupt trump they tried to throw trump in prison for the rest of his life

00:37:10.340 they tried to simply take trump off the ballots right and the supreme court stepped in and stopped

00:37:15.780 them with presidential immunity with the colorado uh 14th amendment case with the fisher case and so

00:37:22.820 what had what have these biden and harris democrats done they have uh they well first of all they

00:37:28.500 underfunded president trump's secret service protection denied many requests for trump's beefed

00:37:34.580 up security by trump's secret service detail these career officials the biden harris administration

00:37:41.060 said no and biden said to put a bullseye on trump's head and look what happened uh so they couldn't

00:37:47.060 bankrupt him they couldn't throw him in prison for life they couldn't throw him off the ballot they

00:37:51.940 couldn't get him killed and so now they're trying to destroy the supreme court of the united states that

00:37:57.380 got in their way and then they're also trying to make it very easy for illegal immigrants to vote in

00:38:04.420 the presidential election and we're seeing that with the case right now in arizona that's there's

00:38:09.300 an emergency petition now before the supreme courts where the the uh elected officials in arizona republican

00:38:18.100 elected officials in arizona are trying to stop this they're trying to stop illegal immigrants from voting

00:38:23.060 and and that's where the article 3 project is going to step up over the next several months in this

00:38:28.900 next battle by this biden kamala lawfare and election interference it's election integrity and it's so

00:38:35.060 important look these lawyers are making great arguments these judges should just follow the law

00:38:41.380 but we saw this with the presidential immunity decision to the supreme court that with with a lot

00:38:45.700 of these judges unfortunately not only do you have to have the law right you have to have the

00:38:49.540 politics right and so you have to make sure that we steal the spines of these republican judges 0.96

00:38:56.260 republican lawyers republican election officials and we send fair warning to these democrat judges

00:39:02.260 democrat lawyers democrat election officials that the article 3 project is going to be on this like we

00:39:08.260 were with this uh lawfare against president trump and his top eights his lawyers and his supporters

00:39:13.540 very successfully over over the last two years we're going to be focusing on election integrity like a

00:39:19.220 laser beam over the next three months and just taking a step back on the lawfare front you know i think

00:39:25.860 one of the things that keeps me most up at night is um you know this is what joe biden and kamala harris

00:39:32.020 have done on a regime level knowing that they were up for re-election right so i could only imagine what

00:39:39.060 they would do if they didn't even think that they had to put forth the pretense to the american people

00:39:43.860 um that they don't support lawfare that what's going on is you know fair and even-handed how

00:39:50.340 much worse do you think things would get here and i'm not talking about the economy of the southern

00:39:54.420 border in this instance but just on the lawfare front um should harris win and they truly have have no

00:40:02.100 constraints i would say this and i think people need to listen to this because it's very important

00:40:07.700 if kamala harris becomes president kamala harris she will almost certainly carry the house of 0.98

00:40:13.780 representatives with her she will almost certainly keep the senate and these harris democrats will nuke 1.00

00:40:21.940 the 60 vote threshold in the senate and they'll lower that down to 50 votes plus the vice president or 51

00:40:29.700 senators and they will pack the supreme court they will add

00:40:33.220 seats to the supreme court and they will appoint left-wing radicals to the supreme court and there

00:40:40.260 goes our country if there goes our god-given rights to speak to worship to associate to protect

00:40:47.700 ourselves if you think the lawfare is bad now just imagine what it would be if there's not a supreme

00:40:52.980 court to stop them it is game over america and i and i'm not saying that hysterically i mean it

00:40:59.220 sincerely kamala harris has been very clear that she is a radical she said that she's a radical and

00:41:05.380 she's been very clear that she supports court packing she said it and just speaking about you

00:41:10.820 know harris's broader record you know i'm just curious i don't know if we've had you on to sort of

00:41:17.220 focus on her and waltz but just in general your assessment on on waltz and harris just that ticket

00:41:24.260 together um what what you think that means for the country i had the displeasure of working with

00:41:31.060 kamala harris on the senate judiciary committee when i was the chief counsel for nominations helping

00:41:35.780 president trump confirm a record number of his judges and she was uh one of the democrats on the

00:41:42.340 committee at the time she was the tip of the spear on the bogus allegations against uh justice brett

00:41:48.980 kavanaugh essentially that he was a gang rapist going back into his teenage years they brought in

00:41:55.060 six bogus claims of sexual assault by then teenager brett kavanaugh that we they were all debunked we 0.66

00:42:01.940 investigated every single one of them even christine blasey ford's father uh said to the it was reported 0.97

00:42:09.060 that her her father did not believe her this was garbage and this was driven by kamala harris because 0.98

00:42:15.460 she is a vicious radical she will step on throats to get ahead it does she doesn't it doesn't matter 1.00

00:42:22.820 who got who gets her look what she just did to joe biden she just ran a bloodless coup against her boss 1.00

00:42:29.140 to throw him overboard she's not won a single primary vote and yet she's the nominee uh for for

00:42:35.780 the democrats after they just threw out 14 million democrat primary votes to to install kamala harris in 1.00

00:42:42.500 a bloodless coup i would say this don't underestimate kamala harris i think she's vicious and i think 1.00

00:42:46.900 she's dumb but she does everything she can to win and if she wins the presidency she's going to 1.00

00:42:52.500 destroy our country and the way she's going to do that is by packing the supreme court with left-wing 1.00

00:42:57.300 radicals and just to sort of link that all together we had a guest on the show yesterday talking about

00:43:03.060 the dark money groups behind a lot of those you know court packing efforts and those are the same

00:43:08.020 people i believe it's actually the comms director of the harris campaign leads or led demand justice

00:43:14.180 which is one of the leading groups behind the supreme court protests going to the justices

00:43:19.540 house when we approach the election though obviously it's important to focus on harris and

00:43:23.860 her record but do you also think it's important to focus on her as a sort of function of the system

00:43:29.860 which is that we're not actually running against harris right we're running against a bunch of

00:43:34.580 dark money groups shady election laws and poor enforcement of those election laws yeah brian

00:43:42.180 fallin is kamala harris's communications director right and look at who kamala harris picks for these

00:43:48.740 leading posts whether it's demand justice is brian fallin who wants to pack the supreme court with

00:43:53.860 radicals picking this goofball minnesota governor tim waltz who wants to make minnesota the child

00:44:02.500 mutilation capital of america where if parents object to sex change surgeries for their kids 0.96

00:44:10.340 life-destroying surgeries on their kids that require these surgeries for the rest of their lives

00:44:15.620 hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses for the rest of their lives after they mutilate these

00:44:20.580 kids if these parents object to this this tim waltz wants to advocate that these parents lose custody

00:44:26.420 of their kids that you know he wants abortion up until birth even after birth he doesn't even want 0.94

00:44:32.340 to save a baby that's born alive he just wants the baby to to lay on the table and die this guy is a 0.97

00:44:38.660 radical nut job he lied about his military service he said he was a combat veteran in iraq or afghanistan 0.98

00:44:45.780 wherever he said he went he just he lied he's been lying for many years he is a marxist and flannel clothes

00:44:52.260 marxist and flannel clothes i like that while uh also having the nerve to say that we're weird

00:44:59.380 um mike davis if people want to follow you and get all your weird takes and support the article three

00:45:06.100 project where can they go to do that yeah it's amazing natalie we we don't want to mutilate kids and

00:45:13.140 uh take the genitals i've definitely called you weird before but it wasn't for that 0.93

00:45:18.900 exactly i mean it's amazing to me that tim waltz and kamala harris of all people want to call anyone 0.95

00:45:25.460 weird because they are the two weirdest people in politics but anyway i digress it's article

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00:45:55.140 mike davis thank you so much for joining us i was uh remarking on another show that if i were joe biden

00:46:02.980 i'd be very offended that my consultants didn't think uh that i was normal enough enough to launch the you

00:46:09.380 know weird slogan and weird campaign um against the american people obviously it's projection but

00:46:15.060 then i guess if you take a step back and you think about joe biden the showers with the children the

00:46:19.860 you know aiding and abetting terrorists and treasonous entities to uh ink billion dollar deals with your

00:46:26.340 son maybe you don't really have the moral high ground on uh on frankly anything um but the moral ethical

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00:47:01.860 hi natalie thank you so much for having me on i just want to echo something that mike was saying

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00:49:39.140 of course morin posse thank you for hanging with me for for two hours today it's always fun when i get to

00:49:45.300 do the shows back to back but i just want to echo what i think is the the common theme among all of

00:49:51.060 our guests which is that we cannot just sit back and laugh and enjoy the fact that kamala harris though

00:49:57.540 maybe to us in the echo chamber that we live live in comes off as so woefully unlikable and miserable

00:50:03.780 and tim waltz is clearly allied with the chinese communist party any man who's been doing business over

00:50:09.700 there for decades while concurrently serving serving in the national guard uh it seems to be

00:50:15.620 a national security threat there but i digress on that point um if we just sit back and relax victory

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Bannon's War Room - August 10, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 589： Marxist In Flannel Clothes

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