Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 607： Victories In Arizona; The Covenant Killer Manifesto

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

00:00:11.460 people off. If you continue to look the other way and shut up, then the oppressors, the

00:00:18.460 authoritarians get total control and total power. Because this is just like in Arizona. This is

00:00:24.180 just like in Georgia. It's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies

00:00:28.980 and misrepresentations. This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged. As we've told

00:00:32.920 you, this is the fight. All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.

00:00:38.280 War Room, Battleground. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:00:45.220 Thursday, 5th of September, Anno Domini 2024. Hanwell here at him, filling in for Steve Bannon.

00:00:55.400 So as the campaign, both of them, roll on towards November the 5th, three months now to go,

00:01:05.660 it's clear that the campaign resources on both sides are being diverted towards Pennsylvania,

00:01:14.900 Michigan, and Wisconsin. We're going to drill down on those three states. That's the running

00:01:19.100 theme, I think, throughout this hour, because it has a number of knock-on consequences.

00:01:28.560 And one of the realities is that those three states have an auto industry, California not

00:01:37.380 so much. And that's putting a lot of pressure on Kamala Harris, who in 2019 had sponsored a 1.00

00:01:48.520 bill, when she was still in the Senate for California, to have all cars manufactured in

00:01:55.600 America, totally emissions-free by 2030. Which is obviously music to the ears of Californians,

00:02:08.720 because they didn't have any jobs riding on the back of it. Now that Kamala Harris has 1.00

00:02:13.960 presidential ambitions, reality is starting to bite. And her campaign finds itself in difficulty

00:02:21.420 with these three key, absolutely key swing states for both sides. Dave Walsh, now, good afternoon to

00:02:29.700 you. You're following this quite attentively for some time. Can you just say a few words? In how great

00:02:37.380 difficulty is the Kamala Harris campaign? Now, I know Axios have been trying to get a clarification

00:02:43.500 from the campaign on this, because they've walked it back, but they're not officially saying that

00:02:48.600 they're walking it back. They're refusing to comment on this. But I think it's an illustration

00:02:53.700 that it realizes the consequences, that what works, what is a populist attack in California,

00:03:01.600 could cost them quite heavily in the Midwest. Yeah, Ben, on this topic and energy, both the trial

00:03:08.880 balloons that have been floated up by the campaign, not her, not from her lips on either of these

00:03:14.180 things, but on energy, guess what? Oh, I'm not going to ban fracking, which she has been solidly in

00:03:20.040 support of banning for 10 years plus as a senator and as the vice president of the United States,

00:03:25.600 and then B, on EVs being mandated as she was a key official in California, very supportive of the

00:03:33.500 2035 elimination of any fossil burning vehicle, liquid fuel vehicle in California by then, which

00:03:40.820 also spread to Virginia, by the way, has found now with voters, these are very unpopular positions.

00:03:46.980 Even on the Dem side, a large portion of voters don't want to be mandated what kind of fuel vehicle

00:03:54.180 that they must buy, want to choice in fuel, are against the massive inconvenience of the lack

00:03:59.900 of charging stations. People are fully aware of the 35,000, 25,000 to 35,000 euro or dollar

00:04:08.060 battery liability. One takes on owning one of these in terms of having to replace the battery

00:04:13.460 in seven to 10 years at a very, very high cost, and then the high cost of the vehicles to begin with.

00:04:19.580 But now knowing fully that the elite governments here and in Europe have been trying to force a

00:04:25.720 supply chain that is entirely Chinese on citizens in markets where car manufacturing is an essential

00:04:33.140 industry for both union workers, automakers, across North America, across Western Europe,

00:04:39.340 car making is a big deal. It's a big business. Those industries cannot be capitulated to China,

00:04:44.620 where, for example, how big this industry is in China, nine times larger the Chinese-owned

00:04:50.520 enterprise of car making than Elon Musk's Tesla. There are nine times more manufacturing capacity

00:04:56.680 of end-to-end EVs. Their goal is to bring the entire car into Europe and the entire car into the U.S.

00:05:04.200 Consumers have wised up to this. They realize what the game is here. The government was talking about

00:05:09.380 doing this with no plan whatsoever to deal with that basic fact, nor the fact of the lack of

00:05:14.600 electrification in place to fuel these. We don't have enough electricity to fuel these. People are

00:05:20.060 aware of that, too, because of the part-time intermittent solar and wind resources now

00:05:24.660 dominating the new equipment supply and electricity generation being so part-time. We don't have the

00:05:30.800 energy to support a transition to EVs here. So for all these reasons, demand is beginning to wane

00:05:37.900 33% or so last year in Europe, down to 11% growth this year. So Volvo has dropped back BMW before,

00:05:48.360 Mercedes before, scaled back their plans to introduce these across their fleets. Over here,

00:05:53.740 Ford Motor, most specifically, and Stellantis have scaled, way scaled back their production

00:05:58.980 investment plans for EVs. So the consumers are voting on this.

00:06:06.780 And the voters, I think, are attentive as well, especially when they have jobs based on the auto

00:06:13.480 industry in the Midwest. Let's just dig in, I think. It would be helpful to do here. Let's dig in to

00:06:19.260 the then-Senator Harris's policy positions. So in 2019, because people need to know that even though

00:06:27.420 the campaign is evading going on the record here, these are her policy positions. In 2019, she

00:06:36.220 co-sponsored the Zero Emissions Act, which would require by 2040 that 100% of passenger vehicle sales

00:06:44.940 in the US released no greenhouse gases. That act didn't pass. But then in 2020, she returned to the

00:06:54.800 theme, this time pushing 100% zero emission vehicles by 2035. So this is something, when her ambitions

00:07:05.300 were uniquely focused on California, that she was extremely passionate about. And I think it just is

00:07:13.240 an illustration that different areas of America have different priorities, radically different

00:07:19.660 priorities. And that, you know, if you're a Democrat, even though I know the point that this is unpopular

00:07:26.580 even with Democrats, with some Democrats, but I guess I get how a California Democrat might try and run on

00:07:34.020 something like this. Unfortunately, as I was saying, it's not a one-size-fits-all that can be tried across

00:07:42.100 the union. How long, Dave? Well, she's an energy expert here. How long do you think the Harris

00:07:50.420 campaign can evade going on the record as to whether it still supports this zero emissions mandate and

00:07:58.820 whether it would do so under a Harris administration? Well, her campaign has attempted to come out while 0.51

00:08:06.360 she's parading through Minnesota, but more importantly, Michigan, car country, Ohio car country,

00:08:12.420 Pennsylvania, steelmaking for autos. While she's parading through those states, she's now come out

00:08:17.420 and said, well, no, no, I don't support EV mandates. Her campaign has said that. So she's got the protection

00:08:24.360 of, well, she didn't say that. When she leaves these states, you go to California, where she's pushed

00:08:30.500 this with government officials there into legislation by 2035, it's a whole different

00:08:36.920 story. There's no auto industry there to speak of. There is an oil industry with Chevron, but no auto

00:08:42.260 industry. So it's a lot easier sell there to elites in California that, guess what, we can force you

00:08:47.280 because we're smarter than you on what kind of a fueled vehicle to drive. I think she's not going to 0.97

00:08:53.620 backwalk it while she's campaigning up in the Rust Belt and in car country, which also now extends to

00:08:59.600 Tennessee, Mississippi, car factories owned by large players like Toyota and Hyundai and GM down there.

00:09:06.960 She's done the same thing on energy with fracking, this commentary. She has been an ardent supporter

00:09:12.000 of the banning of fracking. You can trace back to any number of comments, definitive statements she's made

00:09:18.020 wanting to ban it over the last 12 years, and in her role as vice president of the United States, suddenly

00:09:24.080 changing her mind through her campaign folks, not her own lips directly. But, you know, a sign many,

00:09:31.680 many folks see this for what this is. It's just duplicitous lying on the campaign trail to shape

00:09:37.200 messages state by state that certainly would be walked back if she's elected. Certainly. Look, selected. 0.83

00:09:45.520 Look at the history of what she has done in her role as the second-in-command in the country,

00:09:52.560 all about banning oil, gas, and gas-powered vehicles, all about that through environmental regulations.

00:10:01.360 Given how key now these three states, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin are going to be in the 2024

00:10:09.600 election cycle, I think it's absolutely imperative. I would gently suggest this to the Trump campaign,

00:10:16.240 that they drill down on this. And probably in the debate, the debate would be a perfect opportunity

00:10:26.320 to put Kamala Harris under great pressure here. I just want to put in the details to what you mentioned.

00:10:32.480 And on the 28th, Axios asked the campaign, the Harris campaign, whether she would sign or veto

00:10:46.000 the bill that she had co-sponsored back in 2019. And her campaign has ultimately decided

00:10:56.320 not to comment. That is the official position. It's not going to comment. The background to what you

00:11:00.720 were saying was that in a briefing note last week in a fact-check email, the Harris campaign,

00:11:06.320 not Harris herself, said that she, as you quoted, does not support an electric vehicle mandate. But

00:11:12.800 there's no word. The campaign isn't saying formally whether she would sign or veto her own bill,

00:11:20.080 a version of her own bill that she pushed in 2019 and again in 2020. I actually think Donald Trump

00:11:26.960 needs to hit her around the face repeatedly with this in the debate. 0.96

00:11:35.680 Thanks very much. Could you hold on? Because I want to come back to you. There were some developments 0.69

00:11:40.640 on the EV front also in Sweden, in Europe, that I think is an indication of how the whole EV,

00:11:49.840 the lobby-led EV market has been overpushed and overhyped and is collapsing. It's very dangerous,

00:11:56.240 therefore, to build an economic position around that or even an energy position around that. Would

00:12:03.520 you mind holding on for a short while? We'll come back and hit those points with you a little later

00:12:10.240 on in the show. Yeah, I'm good, Ben. Thanks very much.

00:12:14.240 Let's go over, if I may, to Michael Patrick Leahy, who joins us. Michael Patrick, thanks very much.

00:12:26.240 I think you've got some news for us, don't you? An update on the shooter in Tennessee from a short

00:12:33.600 while or so ago. Ben Harwell, it's great to be with you. And it's great to see you

00:12:37.920 at the former Breitbart embassy and not in Rome. You're doing a great job filling in for our very

00:12:45.120 good friend Stephen K. Bannon, who we hope will be released from his political imprisonment in

00:12:50.160 Danbury, Connecticut under contempt of Congress charges that are, you know, just terrible.

00:12:55.120 But you're doing a great job. Yes, at the Tennessee Star, tennesseestar.com,

00:13:00.160 on Tuesday, we released the Covenant Killers Manifesto. And it's really actually a total of,

00:13:10.320 it's a total of 90 pages of all of her journal's writings, a diary that was left in her vehicle

00:13:18.240 on March 27, 2023, the morning on which she killed six people in Nashville. And that afternoon,

00:13:26.560 the police discovered this journal. We released it. The courts have been in the courts ever since.

00:13:33.200 And our court battles to get these documents released at the state level weren't successful

00:13:39.200 at the trial level. They weren't successful yet at the federal level. But independently,

00:13:44.720 we legally obtained these documents and we released it. And they show a very troubled young lady who 0.92

00:13:50.880 thought she was identified as a transgender male, and who had very serious, serious mental health

00:13:58.880 problems. And the issue here is the massive failure of our mental health system. And the issue isn't gun

00:14:05.120 control. It's the failure of our mental health system. Michael Patrick, you've obviously read all

00:14:11.200 of these documents. And just for the woman posse as a reminder, this is a biological woman, a lady

00:14:19.920 of 28 years of age, who murdered three nine year old students. Right? So that just gives an

00:14:26.560 illustration, I think, of the frame of mind. And three staffers. And three staffers. So six people

00:14:32.240 in total. That's right. That's right. Reading through these documents, what was your first impression,

00:14:38.240 your first overriding impression, as you're reading the texts of these documents as to the

00:14:45.360 the mental decomposition of this, this biological woman. And let's not forget, at the time of this, 0.97

00:14:51.600 and I remember this, Michael Patrick, the mainstream media originally tried to suppress the fact that we

00:14:57.760 were dealing with someone who had a transgender ideation. Yeah, well, she hated herself. She hated her 0.99

00:15:05.760 gender. And she hated people. And she was very, very troubled. And you can read it. You know, 0.99

00:15:13.120 we've written some stories about it in June, based upon the diary, the journal that we just released

00:15:22.240 earlier this week. But when you see it in her own handwriting, and you see how utterly lacking

00:15:31.520 in any hope for the future she was, how despondent she was, how filled with suicidal ideation she was, 0.55

00:15:39.120 how she wanted to die, how she wanted to kill her father. It was very clear that this was a young woman 0.95

00:15:47.520 who was calling out for help and wasn't getting it. She was treated by Vanderbilt University Medical

00:15:53.440 Center for psychiatric problems for 22 years. She was on SSRI drugs for at least four years.

00:16:00.160 They didn't help. They made it a lot worse.

00:16:04.960 Um, isn't it? We only have about 30 seconds left before we go into the break. And I'll ask you to

00:16:09.760 hold on for a couple of moments. But it's again, another situation where you have a young person

00:16:14.800 um, with mental issues. They're all on these psychiatric drugs, aren't they? These, uh,

00:16:21.760 schizophrenic treatments, every single one of them. Um, they have that and they either take them or

00:16:27.440 they don't take them. Um, I think in a few cases, look, we'll make way for the break now. My hypothesis

00:16:33.760 is that these drugs do a lot of good, but in a few instances, they make the situation a lot worse.

00:16:39.680 I think the evidence supports exactly what you've said. And, and we've got to address the mental

00:16:46.320 health crisis of the abuse of these psychotropic drugs by the medical profession and the impact

00:16:53.120 it has on, on young children throughout the country. Uh, that has to be addressed. It has to be a top

00:16:59.040 priority. Yeah. Um, it seems to me that the issue, yeah, absolutely. Uh, it seems to me that this is the

00:17:08.160 issue is the issue is the psychological treatment of, obviously. So you have the first instance

00:17:12.400 that these, that these, um, people are mentally unbalanced in a clinical sense. Uh, and that's

00:17:18.320 obviously, uh, um, um, a dangerous position to have. And of course, the gun laws already make provision 0.93

00:17:25.040 for that. Right. Um, and then the second instance is that quite correctly that they, they, they take,

00:17:32.000 they prescribe and they take medicine. Um, and yet perhaps it's one in a thousand,

00:17:36.720 perhaps it's one in 10,000, perhaps it's even one in a hundred thousand. There are these instances

00:17:41.520 where it seems to exacerbate them being the, the, the, the mental problems rather than immediate

00:17:47.040 them. Um, and I've never seen any admission from this, from, from, from the pharmaceutical industry,

00:17:52.720 the, uh, the, the, the pharmaceutical industrial complex, I might also call it. Um, if there are

00:17:59.440 certain issues where these things, it's probably because they don't want to be sued to Kingdom

00:18:03.440 Crumb. Um, because if there is in a very small percentage of cases and exact and exacerbating

00:18:11.120 effects with these drugs, um, I want that it's possible that the, the, the, the pharmaceuticals

00:18:17.120 could actually be held, uh, responsible, uh, when, when things like this happen. Um, okay.

00:18:24.400 So you've read the letters, I think there are 20 or so, uh, of the, of these ring binders, uh,

00:18:29.840 that, that comprise in total this manifesto. What's your takeaway then? Uh, we heard that your,

00:18:35.440 your first takeaway was that, um, on reading this, you were dealing with a very, uh, troubled

00:18:41.760 individual after the passage of, of, of a couple of days, and you've had a chance to absorb this.

00:18:48.240 Do you have any, um, any more, uh, long-term conclusions that you think society would benefit from?

00:18:56.320 Yeah. I think all of these, all of these records should be made public. We only made public

00:19:01.520 what we have, what we obtained legally in June, which is the 90 pages from her journal for the

00:19:07.200 last three months of her life. As you pointed out, there were 20 other journals found in her house

00:19:12.320 that afternoon that covered about a thousand pages over 15 years. We've not seen that. We've not seen

00:19:18.080 the spiral notebook that she left behind. That was her operational plan of attack. All of this information

00:19:24.560 should be released to the public. It is in the public interest to see them. The Freedom of

00:19:30.400 Information Act, uh, has been abused by the FBI because they've refused to release it. The Tennessee

00:19:36.320 Public Records Act has been abused by Metro Nashville government. They should have released this as well.

00:19:42.880 And there's a reason they're trying to hide it. Uh, part of it is political because they're concerned it

00:19:48.560 will have some impact on certain vulnerable groups such as transgenders, but also because they, uh,

00:19:56.800 don't want anything, uh, to interrupt the gun control agenda. When this comes out, it's very clear

00:20:06.000 that this is a mental health problem, not a gun control problem. And I think that's,

00:20:10.480 that's the main point on all this, Ben. Uh, Mike called Patrick Leahy. I know you have to,

00:20:18.320 to bounce and I'm very grateful for you coming on the show this afternoon. Just before you go,

00:20:22.720 um, here's a controversial question for you. Um, cause you're one of the few people I think that

00:20:28.720 will have studied all of these documents, uh, profoundly. Um, is there a relationship,

00:20:34.880 but there has been questions that the question has been raised in certain corners of the internet.

00:20:40.400 So I'll ask it of you. You can either answer it or deflect. Um, do you think there is a relationship?

00:20:48.480 Obviously I'm not saying that everyone who has transgender ideation is, is a potential

00:20:55.280 mass murderer. I'm far from it. I am absolutely not suggesting that, but do you think there is

00:20:59.760 a, um, a correlation between people who have this gender dysphoria and mental illness in general?

00:21:09.840 There's clearly a correlation. Is there causality? Probably. That's my view as a journalist and not

00:21:16.240 as a medical professional. But again, that's why all these records, these, uh, the writings of mass

00:21:22.080 murderers need to be released so we can study, understand them and take action so that it doesn't

00:21:27.600 happen again in the future. Okay. Michael Patrick Leahy from star news, digital media. Thanks very

00:21:34.560 much for coming on the show. I'll flag up that article, which you mentioned, which is on the

00:21:38.800 Tennessee star.com. Um, which is statement as the statement, your statement, um, on the covenant

00:21:44.800 killers journal, uh, where else, uh, can people go to, to keep in touch on social media and they can

00:21:55.040 help us because, uh, our, our legal issues require some funding. And so they can go to

00:22:00.640 Tennessee star.com slash donate, Tennessee star.com slash donate and help us out. And all our stories

00:22:07.440 are seen at Tennessee star.com. Uh, and social media, uh, social media best to go to TN, the TN star

00:22:17.440 or on my, uh, X account, which is Michael P Leahy. Brilliant. Thanks very much for joining us on

00:22:24.480 the show today. We'll catch up again with you soon. God bless. Um, okay. So we're going to, um, shift

00:22:34.080 back into campaign mode now. Um, as we were talking about the, the, the, the concentration towards those 0.96

00:22:42.640 three states, um, and discuss the implications with regards to Arizona, um, and, uh, Gina Svoboda,

00:22:51.840 uh, actually, I don't, I, in fact, a slight mix up, I think on the, on the, on the, uh, on the preview

00:22:58.960 camera, uh, for my own, we're about to jump straight to Dave Walsh. Uh, Gina, uh, good afternoon to you.

00:23:05.680 Um, tell me, um, tell me, uh, if you wouldn't mind, there's a, we were discussing, um, just before

00:23:14.240 you came on about the, um, the stay, the partial stay from the Supreme Court, um, on the, on the,

00:23:23.840 let me get this right. Cause I, I need to go back to, um, I've lost it now. The, the, the, the,

00:23:28.480 my, my Spanish isn't as good as my Italian. I'm afraid the, the, the, the, the me, me, me,

00:23:34.480 me, me, me, me, me, me. Um, I, uh, it took a bit of time. Um, tell me, uh, the, the breakdown of

00:23:43.280 this is pretty important, isn't it? Um, not just in, um, excuse me, in Arizona, because this partial

00:23:51.120 stay has said that, um, when using the state voter registration form, um, uh, for the voter list,

00:24:00.560 the proof of citizenship, it, it, it's highly appropriate for the state to ask of proof for

00:24:05.680 citizenship. And you were involved with, with this case before the Supreme Court, um, and provisionally,

00:24:11.600 the Supremes have sided with you. Um, this is great news, right? It is, uh, it's, this is hugely

00:24:18.480 important. Arizona has been in the forefront of fighting for proof of citizenship for voter

00:24:23.760 registration for over a decade. Uh, and we've worked very hard, uh, to comply with previous

00:24:29.360 court rulings, but we, we just can't have an open border, uh, and have people coming over,

00:24:35.040 and they, they give these reports, uh, you know, so this is a, um, a state that is diligently needed,

00:24:41.280 and we're pretty, pretty, we're not done, we're going to do it, right?

00:24:47.840 Um, hold, hold on, Gina, we're going to come back to you in two minutes. We're also going to discuss

00:24:53.040 the second case with your name on it before the Supreme Court as well.

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00:30:47.060 All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.

00:30:52.200 War Room Battleground with Stephen K. Bannon.

00:30:57.960 Welcome back. So I'm talking with Gina Swoboda, the head of the Arizona GOP, about this Supreme

00:31:07.740 Court victory of just a few days ago, this partial stay. Tell us a bit more, please, Gina, about this.

00:31:14.680 Were you expecting to be confirmed by the Supreme Court? Obviously, I know that you were involved

00:31:19.180 with bringing the case. But how confident were you that the Supremes would actually line up behind

00:31:27.540 you? And what do you think this means for the rest of the states in the union?

00:31:31.840 Well, I think it is a breakthrough that needed to be made. It's a partial stay pending the Ninth

00:31:38.640 Circuit's ruling on the hearing, right? So what the Supreme Court said is we're going to allow this

00:31:46.220 statute that Arizona passed to go into effect until the Ninth Circuit, which is where we're sitting

00:31:50.800 right now being heard, makes their decision. I expect the Ninth Circuit, if passed is prologue,

00:31:56.740 will rule against us. And then we will appeal the entire case back up to SCOTUS. I don't know if

00:32:02.380 we'll make it there by September 21st. September 21st is when the ballots go out to the military.

00:32:08.540 That's a national date that's set in federal law. So every bite that we can take to make sure that

00:32:16.660 we're closing gaps and that we're fighting to demonstrate that we are watching the field is

00:32:22.140 urgent. And I'm very proud of that case. And I think at the end of the day, the whole thing will

00:32:27.700 be upheld. You know, we had in there also been a requirement that if you're voting for president

00:32:32.160 at all in the state of Arizona, or if you're voting by mail in the state of Arizona, you likewise must

00:32:38.580 show proof of citizenship. Those two provisions are still on hold, and we're going to continue to

00:32:42.720 fight to get those codified. That's absolutely incredible. Now, could you tell us, please, a bit

00:32:52.280 more about the early voting, the in-person early voting, and how you're readying for that in Arizona?

00:33:01.920 Thank you. Yes. So Arizona has 27 days of early voting. That's going to start on October 9th.

00:33:08.740 Our voter registration deadline is 29 days out. So if you're in Arizona or someone you love is in

00:33:15.960 Arizona, make sure they register to vote by October 7th. And everyone in Arizona should check

00:33:21.820 their voter registration by going to Arizona.vote and make sure everything's accurate.

00:33:28.160 As President Trump would say, the way that you want to vote, that's the way to vote. We want

00:33:33.000 everyone to vote in whatever method appeals to them. I do need people to consider, I've got people

00:33:39.220 working multiple shifts in this horrible, horrible Harris-Biden economy and election day's a Tuesday.

00:33:45.220 And if everybody waits till the last minute, if something goes wrong in your life, if your car

00:33:52.380 breaks down or you pull a second shift or Susie gets sick, you might not make it to the polls.

00:33:57.820 So if you do have the opportunity to vote early, I do encourage people to take advantage of that

00:34:03.520 and to go ahead. You can just walk into any polling place that's open in Arizona. You don't have to be on

00:34:08.960 a list. If you go to Arizona.vote, you can see the nearest location closest to you that is open during

00:34:15.040 those 27 days beginning October 9th. What we don't want is for something to go wrong like it did in

00:34:21.820 Maricopa with the equipment on election day in 2022, which cost Abe Hamaday and Carrie Lake probably their

00:34:29.280 elections, right? So any way you can vote, please get out and do it.

00:34:33.180 I just want to add that some of the press reports today and yesterday have been noting how the Trump

00:34:44.000 campaign is pulling out resources from New Hampshire, Minnesota and Virginia in order to

00:34:50.720 concentrate on Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. Your state is not in play with regard to that

00:34:59.960 withdrawal of resources from the Trump campaign. North Carolina, Arizona and Nevada are very much

00:35:07.800 still being supported by the campaign. Okay. Would you just, Gina, would you just mind just giving

00:35:15.400 those deadline dates once again for in-person voting? Thank you, Ben. So October 7th is the voter

00:35:24.400 registration deadline. Go to servicearizona.com, all spelled out to register to vote. October 9th is

00:35:30.500 when you can start voting early in person. Go to arizona.vote. I'm litigating many issues, including

00:35:36.120 suing our very bad governor who's trying to put voting locations in juvenile correction facilities.

00:35:42.480 So if you want to go to azgop.com and hit the donate button, Posse, that helps me continue the fight.

00:35:50.540 And thank you. I'm very grateful to the Posse and to all of you. Thank you, Ben.

00:35:55.240 Thanks, Gina. And just briefly, your socials, if people want to stay in touch with your output,

00:36:03.960 with your analysis.

00:36:04.640 Thank you.

00:36:05.640 Yeah, right on. And I have whiteboard videos. I talk all about this litigation. So if you go to

00:36:11.660 YouTube and you put in Arizona Republican Party, you'll see my little whiteboard videos on the

00:36:16.980 litigation. If you go to X, hit us at at azgop. And I'm on there at Gina Suvoda. And we are just

00:36:26.800 grateful for the Posse. It's going to be the people that saved this country. We built it. We're going to

00:36:31.360 save it. Thank you, Ben.

00:36:33.740 With your whiteboard demonstrations, you're really the maggots response to Karl Rove. Gina Suvoda,

00:36:40.820 thanks very much for joining us on the show today. We look forward to catching up with you again soon.

00:36:46.040 Back to Dave Walsh now and the auto industry. There were some, I saw something very interesting

00:36:54.920 here this morning, I think it was in the Financial Times, that Volvo, the Swedish car giant, has

00:37:02.720 abandoned its plans to have by EV only by 2030. What does that tell you about the health of the

00:37:15.180 the EV side of the auto industry? And more importantly, the lobbying, the huge lobbying in

00:37:23.900 parliaments around the world on behalf of the Enviro fanatics. What does it tell you about the

00:37:29.940 health of that lobby, that Volvo in Scandinavia, of course, right? The heart of uber-liberal political

00:37:38.220 correctness on all fronts, on all metrics, that it's actually walking back its earlier flagship

00:37:43.580 commitment? Well, I think they're running into lobbies here in North America and Europe every

00:37:49.940 bit as strong as the green movement in terms of labor. Labor, which is way behind governments

00:37:56.440 historically in Europe. And we've been very critical over here of high tariffs in Europe

00:38:00.400 protecting labor. But labor is a big deal in Europe, as it is in the rust belt here.

00:38:04.940 And that's who's pushing back on this, as Volvo announces dropping their announced 2030 target

00:38:10.740 to make EVs only across their vehicle lineup, slow that down, and begin to introduce a heavy

00:38:16.780 mix of hybrid vehicles into their portfolio, joining Mercedes, who have done the same thing

00:38:22.980 in the last three months, BMW, the same thing in the last two or three months, Peugeot, I

00:38:28.100 think, Renault, the same thing in the last same kinds of announcements in the last three

00:38:31.520 months. This is a trend here, too, with Ford. Ford has scaled back massively in plans to build EV

00:38:37.380 plants in Canada and here in the U.S. in favor of light vehicle trucks that are gas-powered.

00:38:42.880 So you're seeing the labor side of the impetus on government begin to take its toll on the green

00:38:50.680 movement with the absolute necessity to hang on to manufacturing jobs, making cars. Because it's

00:38:56.760 very clear to most, the elite governments have been pushing an agenda that is actually all

00:39:02.320 about China. China's capacity to make cars is nine times larger than Tesla. And their goal and

00:39:08.700 objective is to support exportation of end-to-end vehicles, not just selling Musk batteries, but

00:39:14.100 entire vehicles here in Europe. Folks are wising up to that, plus the unreliability and other

00:39:18.960 issues mentioned. So the lobbyists for labor look like they're lately prevailing on this important

00:39:28.000 topic.

00:39:30.320 And Dave, you and I were speaking yesterday, not on the show, but you and I were speaking

00:39:34.600 yesterday about this story, and staying obviously on the energy front here, about the tanker, the oil

00:39:42.500 tanker that crashed. And there's the Washington Post spin on this. And then they said this dark,

00:39:51.440 in scare quotes, the dark tanker crash exposes dangers of China's thirst for cheap oil. Start 0.98

00:40:00.040 off with this headline, if you wouldn't mind, as we talk about the Cherries one oil tanker.

00:40:05.940 Is it realistic? Are they trying to frame something here, talking about China's so-called

00:40:13.080 thirst for cheap oil, as if it's only China that has this?

00:40:18.200 They're continuing to support the propaganda media in the West, in Western Europe, and here.

00:40:25.140 Canada, the US, Australia, New Zealand, nine countries in Western Europe, a grand total of

00:40:28.840 13 countries in the world, egregiously behind, greening up at all costs to their industrial might,

00:40:34.820 to their defense, to their economies. Economies be damned. Let's become green. I can tell you,

00:40:40.820 174 countries in the world are not on that page, led by China, India, Turkey, Japan included,

00:40:47.840 not on that page. Mexico, not on that page. On and on. A vast majority of countries want a better

00:40:55.820 lifestyle for their people through the continued use of industrial development, fossil fuels,

00:41:00.780 petrochemical plants, chemical plants, plastic plants, all the kinds of manufacturing, steel,

00:41:06.320 specialty steelmaking, auto manufacturing, phosphate development for fertilizer, all of the stuff

00:41:11.480 that's heavily dependent on power, electric power to make, pulp and paper included. The third world, 1.00

00:41:17.200 the developing world, the BRICS world, wants those industries in their countries. Our 13 countries

00:41:22.740 have now taken steps on, is chewing oil, as in that headline, cheap oil, is some negative thing.

00:41:30.840 God willing, our country here, Canada, Western Europe, will return to manufacturing and also desire

00:41:37.660 cheap oil. We all want that in abundance to be able to manufacture products to support a developed

00:41:45.360 economy. Because we're talking about most of this kind of industrial production being abdicated entirely

00:41:50.700 by the West. And the green movement would be happy to see that happen as production of these core

00:41:56.900 manufacturing elements I described, aluminum being another one, begin to transit offshore to the

00:42:03.100 developing world, leave Western Europe, leave the U.S., and leave us badly, badly exposed to China 1.00

00:42:09.060 being way past us, industrially and militarily. So the propaganda media is still on this page of

00:42:14.800 this thirst for cheap oil being some kind of a... It's a blessing to China that their economy is so 1.00

00:42:20.200 manufacturing intensive and their balance of trade is so favorable to them, wishing that we were in the

00:42:25.600 same place. One of our biggest export... Four of our five largest exports now are LNG, crude oil, chemicals made

00:42:33.000 from crude oil, plastics made from crude oil, are at the top of our export list now. We need to keep that here

00:42:38.480 in terms of balance of trade.

00:42:40.760 Dave, I know you've got to bounce, but just before you do, here's my final question. If you could just

00:42:49.040 handle this in about 30 seconds. This oil tanker, the Cherie's one, crashed off the coast of Malaysia,

00:42:56.260 I think it was, because it apparently turned its transponder off, its satellite locator off that alerts its

00:43:03.080 presence to other ships. And the reason it was doing this, according to the Washington Post, but very

00:43:08.720 legitimate explanation, I think, is that it was... It was involved in some way with breaking the

00:43:14.960 sanctions that had been imposed on Russia, and also, I think, against the Iranian regime as well.

00:43:23.440 Do you think, just like in 30 seconds, this could have been... Had the Cherie's one been full, this would

00:43:30.000 have actually been a massive environmental catastrophe. It had recently just dropped it, unloaded its oil in China.

00:43:37.520 Do you think that, in some ways, it's actually the Western sanctions that are

00:43:45.840 perhaps in some way responsible for this catastrophe, which could have been a thousand times worse?

00:43:52.800 Completely responsible for it. We have pushed together China and Russia, who together, 0.98

00:43:59.920 conjointly, have crushed OPEC, basically, in its pricing power. Russia exporting huge quantities of

00:44:06.480 oil to China, two million barrels a day, another million eight barrels to India at prices well below

00:44:11.920 Brent crude, both cases about in the mid-50s, dollars per barrel. Brent crude's up there at 75 dollars per

00:44:17.760 barrel. Shipping oil from Iran and Iraq to Russia, to China, rather. Iran, about 1.8 million barrels a

00:44:25.600 day. Moving around the boycotts. You've now got oil trading in the world, about 42 percent of it,

00:44:31.440 cross-country oil trade being exported and imported by country, about 42 percent of it,

00:44:35.840 well below Brent crude levels, because of the evasion, attempts to evade the European cap

00:44:42.400 of 60 dollars a barrel. And by the way, European imports of Russian oil skyrocketed in May and June

00:44:48.480 of this year. At numbers below 60 bucks a barrel to fit inside of the boycotts, it's become productive

00:44:54.480 for Russia to re-export to Europe. Dave, that's an amazing analysis. Where do people go

00:45:04.000 on social media to keep up with your commentary? And I'll say, we have caused all of that to happen

00:45:11.280 with the policies that have forced Russia and China to conjoin in enjoying very, very low-cost

00:45:17.360 energy. You can find me on Getter at DaveWalshEnergy, on TrueSocial, and now on X at DaveWalshEnergy.

00:45:23.120 Thank you, Ben. Dave, thanks very much. Outstanding. We only have a few minutes left. Steve Stern,

00:45:30.800 I know you had a great phone call yesterday. But before you quickly mention that, tell me something

00:45:36.720 right now. An update, if you will, on what the work that's being done to maximize turnout for

00:45:44.720 the Trump campaign as we move towards November the 5th. Well, in Florida, which I'm at on the

00:45:51.920 Vice Chair of Broward Republican Executive Committee, we just hit this week and I'm glad I'm on because we

00:45:56.720 hit one million more Republicans than Democrats in the state of Florida. And how did that happen? Well,

00:46:01.760 it happened through precinct strategy. And that's how we're getting the vote out. We've got people

00:46:06.320 walking. We've got people texting. We've got people emailing. We've got people doing everything

00:46:10.960 we can. So our call yesterday was very important to the Trump campaign because we had a very important

00:46:17.600 person on who was nice enough to get on here, Bill McGinley. You've had him on a lot. He talked about

00:46:24.800 what the campaign is doing, how they're helping. And many of our people who were on there yesterday

00:46:30.560 talked about that. So we had Dan Schultz on there who talked about precinct strategy.

00:46:34.720 We had Ann Vandersteel talking about what's going on in Florida. And if you want to see what's

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00:47:02.560 That's going to be a very important thing. And a lot of our people talked about that.

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00:47:13.440 that in Pennsylvania. We had Catherine Engelbrecht, who you always have on true to vote. So we're

00:47:19.200 getting the people out to vote here in Florida, but we got to work in other areas of the country

00:47:25.280 because there is 30 different counties that are going to make a difference in this election.

00:47:29.680 And if we don't get into those counties and walk and get people involved, it's not going to happen.

00:47:35.760 Also, we all want to think about Steve Bannon. We had Maureen Bannon on there. She talked about his

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00:47:46.880 Let's remember him because everybody talks on a show, including you, is the voice of Steve Bannon.

00:47:52.080 And I know we know that very well. And also, he would talk about, because Maureen Bannon talked

00:47:57.120 about, get involved with Trumpforce47.com. That's how we're going to win this. We got 20,000 people

00:48:03.600 have signed up. We need 100,000 people to sign up. So let's get involved. Let's do that. And if you

00:48:08.640 want to see anything about our Zoom meeting where we had 130,000 people on it, go to sternamerican.com,

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00:48:28.080 the thing. Thank you very much for having me on. I know we only had a limited time. So action,

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