Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 625： Victory Lap From The Debate But The Fight Is Still Not Over Yet

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

00:00:11.120 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:18.880 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in Georgia

00:00:24.600 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:29.740 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:33.520 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth

00:00:37.660 war room battleground here's your host Stephen K Bannon

00:00:41.800 welcome to the war room Dave Bratt sitting in for the great Stephen K Bannon we open every show in

00:00:49.760 the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit amen uh to honor and show respect for Steve

00:00:56.340 but we all pray for him every day I hope everyone's keeping that up uh we all wait for his return he is

00:01:02.940 the leader he is the grassroots uh but we have uh one of his great friends in house that's been a friend

00:01:09.980 of mine for a decade now uh he taught me about the grassroots and all the issues at play and so uh

00:01:18.540 welcome to the war room uh our great friend of the war room Matt Boyle welcome brother how you doing

00:01:23.300 today doing well congressman how are you sir good to see you as always yep yep doing great brother

00:01:29.760 doing great I'm feeling some momentum uh the debate last night I want to get you on that uh you know uh

00:01:37.200 the DC uh press circuit I noticed uh uh as no political expert but I noticed uh an absence of

00:01:45.880 debate debate coverage on drudge it's buried it's nowhere near the top I went to the New York Times

00:01:52.260 nothing I went to Bloomberg uh not much buried down you know somewhere in the basement uh but give us

00:01:59.840 your reactions uh and then and then the moderators and just just cover all the bases thanks Matt

00:02:06.320 yeah well look I I think the first off big takeaway is the reason why you're seeing the establishment

00:02:11.800 media try to move on as quickly as they can is because they know that JD Vance won the debate in a big

00:02:18.040 last night um so the reason why that happened both of the candidates interestingly came with a

00:02:24.760 uh almost a mirror strategy of each other which was they weren't going to attack each other and you

00:02:30.820 didn't see them do that what they were doing was they were making the case against each other's

00:02:35.220 running mates just one of them did a really good job of that and the other one didn't do so well

00:02:39.680 right like the one who did a really good job was J.D. Vance um and I think the key moment of the

00:02:45.160 of the night was when JD Vance uh told Walls on stage he feels kind of bad for him because he's

00:02:52.620 got a terrible job he has to he has to whack-a-mole he has to attack Trump's record and lie about it

00:03:00.380 when everybody knows how great the economy was under Trump uh and then he has to try to sell the

00:03:05.520 terrible economy under Kamala Harris as somehow good um Walls made a number of mistakes throughout the

00:03:11.920 course of the evening he called the current administration the Harris administration

00:03:15.740 I I know for a fact because I was talking to some people there that Wilmington uh the Kamala

00:03:21.380 headquarters was was were cringing at Walls uh when he said that Harris administration um you know he

00:03:28.340 also made that the flub where he said that he's made friends with school shooters I mean what like

00:03:34.160 I mean obviously he's not friends with school shooters but the fact that he said that um it was

00:03:40.080 just a a real serious mistake on his part and and frankly I think the other thing that J.D. Vance did

00:03:47.140 that was very strong over the course of the debate and you saw him do this repeatedly and you know this

00:03:51.760 from when you were running for Congress he he connected the dots on immigration and how immigration

00:03:56.980 is an economic issue it's a cultural issue it's a societal impact right like and he did that over and

00:04:03.140 over and over again when they were talking about housing he connected it back to immigration and

00:04:07.880 uh and then Walls tried to call him a liar on it and try to say that he you know cite a study or an

00:04:13.840 expert and then J.D. Vance drops the bomb he's like all right I'll cite an expert how about the federal

00:04:19.300 reserve governor right like and then he's like I'll put it on Twitter later tonight and the receipts came

00:04:25.460 out right like he went out and put the studies uh on out there that show that right like so it's just

00:04:30.920 J.D. Vance had a clear command of the issues the other thing I would say about this that I think

00:04:35.380 is really important I think it's lost on a lot of folks uh is that there are a lot of people who

00:04:40.720 are very critical of Trump picking J.D. Vance as his running mate and uh you know a lot of globalists

00:04:47.240 a lot of people that are even Trump supporters that attend to vote for him um etc and you saw the

00:04:52.600 Wall Street Journal and the New York Post that it's all sports out against him in the lead up to the

00:04:57.440 decision I think that this demonstrates that Donald Trump's judgment is very strong when it comes to

00:05:04.600 who he picks to empower with key positions whether it's vice president cabinet positions or whatever

00:05:10.020 everybody likes to focus on the handful of establishment Republicans uh you know uh who

00:05:16.040 turned out to be weasels right like and in you know no surprise to any of us who've been doing this

00:05:21.180 for a long time uh that that that that's the case with those folks uh but the the you know and you

00:05:26.220 see the handful of them out there right like the Cheney's and the Kinsingers and the uh you know the 0.98

00:05:31.380 certain staff or whatever but the vast majority of the people that Trump hired were really really good

00:05:37.320 people during the course of his administration and they're very talented people and Trump has an eye

00:05:41.860 for talent where other people don't and I think that um this demonstrates Trump's strength when it

00:05:48.720 comes to this when you're electing a president yes you're electing the person who's going to be

00:05:53.540 making the decisions on things like war on things like executive actions etc it's a commander in chief

00:05:59.300 role it's a chief executive role but it's also the the the person that's going to hire 4,000 people

00:06:05.980 across the federal government they are making decisions uh to do that and I don't think that

00:06:11.020 Kamala Harris is prepared to hire 4,000 credible people across the federal government Donald Trump

00:06:17.800 is and he's done it before and he'll do it again and I think that um when he uh picked J.D. Vance

00:06:24.700 again against the conventional wisdom even among establishment Republicans um then I I think that

00:06:32.120 he's been proven right on this and so I think it speaks to Trump's strength in a very big way um

00:06:38.420 the um but again uh you know from talking to the various camps and I've had a lot of conversations I've

00:06:44.920 talked to J.D. himself I've talked to people around him um the the the thing that uh the strategy going

00:06:51.480 in was not to fight with walls it was to to make the case against Kamala Harris and I think he did a

00:06:57.360 really good job of that yeah great uh great analysis Matt let me uh go this way on you in the war room

00:07:06.020 uh you know for the past couple years uh under Bannon's leadership uh in the grassroots uh the

00:07:13.040 top three issues uh in the in the minds of the American people have been inflation and the economy

00:07:19.100 and then you can tie in a lot of stuff there and then the border invasion uh number two uh and then

00:07:25.140 the endless wars number three and then the deep state issues uh you know surround all of that mess

00:07:31.900 and uh now it looks in the polling if I'm watching the mainstream media uh the life issue the health

00:07:40.820 care issue is is getting in there what what's your analysis of of the top three issues uh to the

00:07:47.960 American people right now still especially in the key battleground states yeah well look I think those

00:07:54.360 issues are the top three issues right inflation in the economy uh and the immigration are either one

00:08:00.180 and two uh depending on which ones uh you know which order it it doesn't matter the one one is one and

00:08:08.040 the other one's two and sometimes it's immigration sometimes it's it's the economy uh and sometimes it's

00:08:13.660 the economy sometimes it's immigration the number three issue I would say is usually you see public

00:08:18.840 safety and or um you know the the war right like people don't want to see war um that is a major thing

00:08:27.200 uh you saw that in some of the focus groups last night where some of the people I was watching

00:08:31.520 them across the media where many of the undecided voters were talking about how they want to see

00:08:36.600 someone who is going to be a steady hand uh leading the country because they're afraid of world war three

00:08:41.960 and frankly world war three is not that far off right like and so uh if we if we aren't very careful

00:08:49.220 and so um that's one of the things that Trump has talked about I spoke with President Trump last

00:08:54.100 weekend and that was one of the points he made uh repeatedly over the course of our interview we

00:08:58.340 were talking about uh Muslim mayor uh in Hamtron McMichigan who endorsed him on Trump is winning

00:09:03.960 over people who are traditionally Democrats right like like I said like that mayor uh Amir Ghalib who

00:09:09.340 is the mayor of Hamtron McMichigan he's a Democrat he's a Muslim Democrat uh Yemeni immigrant uh and he

00:09:15.220 endorsed Donald Trump uh over Kamala Harris uh because uh you know he was a leader of the uncommitted

00:09:19.860 movement there why did he do that because of peace right he wants to see peace on the world stage

00:09:24.660 um and and frankly we see what's happening in the Middle East right now and that was a big focus of

00:09:29.440 the conversation and the debate last night obviously it was the first question uh to both candidates but

00:09:34.360 the the fact is is that um the we didn't see Ukraine and Russia talked about in the debate last

00:09:41.600 night I was kind of shocked that they didn't talk about that uh but you did see the moderators

00:09:47.080 push abortion and health care into the discussion in a big way I don't think abortion is the biggest

00:09:55.040 issue out there to voters anymore I do understand why it was in 2022 because the Supreme Court had just

00:10:00.580 overturned Roe versus Wade but now that people have seen the aftermath of that and that the the you know

00:10:06.920 life goes on and the the the sky didn't fall and the predictions of wide-scale doom from Democrats

00:10:14.320 didn't come to pass um and people are seeing the voters decide on this in uh ballot initiatives

00:10:21.700 around the country in their state and they are um you know making their own charting their own pathway

00:10:28.400 forward on life um the the it's it's kind of fallen to like a four or five issue uh and then the

00:10:36.080 health care issue I I don't think that um this was really fascinating to see JD Vance handle both of

00:10:42.660 these issues they've been traditionally Democrat strengths uh both abortion and and life and the

00:10:49.380 and the the health care issue right like whereas the economy national security immigration or Republican

00:10:54.760 strengths but the way that JD Vance handled both of those issues was really fascinating and he he

00:11:00.780 turned them into strengths right like I mean uh the the laid out the case of look he he walked through

00:11:07.020 how they tried to you know repeal Obamacare back during the Trump administration but the the it

00:11:13.060 didn't succeed and then so Trump ended up saving the program from itself right like and ended up

00:11:18.020 strengthening it uh to the point where um it's cervax right like and so the the fact is I don't think

00:11:24.640 you were going to see a Syria any effort really by Republicans uh to go after Obamacare again if

00:11:31.500 anything what they're going to try to do is they're going to try to work around the edges

00:11:34.600 uh not get at the core of it like they were doing before uh and and and strengthen the program right

00:11:40.820 like and that was the argument that uh JD Vance uh was making during the course of the debate last

00:11:45.980 night and it was really fascinating and then on life you know he said that look Republicans need

00:11:50.300 to be better credit credit uh rebuild their credibility with women um and you know it was a

00:11:56.400 really deprecating moment and um so but I do think that those have fallen off the table a little bit

00:12:02.340 in terms of the uh focus of voters the voters are focused on the economy right like what is that 0.95

00:12:08.220 old Jimmy Carvel saying right like see economy stupid I mean that's what it is right like the 0.94

00:12:13.180 economy decide this option and with the longshoremen strike I'm shocked the moderators didn't ask about 0.91

00:12:18.460 it they mentioned it in their opening but then they didn't ask any questions about it the longshoremen

00:12:23.260 strike is going to be a big deal it's going to affect the economy in a big way here right before the

00:12:28.120 election and um that that that I don't know what the impact is going to be but I don't think it's

00:12:33.560 good for Kamala yeah well that's uh where I was going next get out your crystal ball uh and in terms

00:12:41.900 of October surprises right so you got the longshoremen strike you've got the hurricane and uh tens of

00:12:49.440 billions uh being added to the defense budget at a whim uh and no money no national guard going down to

00:12:56.840 uh communities that have just been destroyed literally destroyed uh no no presidential

00:13:03.360 leadership no hauling out the guard we're sending our national guard abroad uh to do everything under

00:13:08.960 the sun except uh help the American people when they're in dire dire need uh world war three uh you

00:13:15.800 mentioned Iran Israel it looks like that that's by no means over uh and then Russia and China and

00:13:23.640 Iran are all allied right now and the press of course doesn't want to cover that that goes back

00:13:30.560 to Obama uh and Susan Rice and that network uh and so uh just get as the 30 days come on in here

00:13:40.460 into focus uh October surprises uh what should we be looking for well look I'm kind of in the mindset

00:13:47.960 that there aren't such things as October surprises so much anymore the closest we've seen to one of those

00:13:53.360 the last eight years in the last several presidential elections was the uh you know access Hollywood

00:13:59.000 tape Billy Bush weekend is what Steve always calls it right like back in the 2016 campaign but the

00:14:04.580 the you're in a situation now where there's a lot of people who've already voted right like so

00:14:10.840 not everybody in the back party everyone will still vote on election day but we're it's more of an

00:14:15.840 election season than an election day now right like and so these sentiments that we were talking about

00:14:21.280 the last question there about the issues and so on and so forth they're they're they're kind of like

00:14:26.460 it's all it's almost like the the the the surface of the earth like cooling right like and then they

00:14:33.000 begin to gel and then yeah they still kind of move around a little bit the plates that move around but

00:14:37.320 it's really not like uh um you know there's not big movement that you can do in terms of the trajectory

00:14:44.480 of things at this point right like so things kind of settle a little bit over the course of the summer

00:14:49.740 that's why the the democrats abrupt switch to kamala harris was that was probably the october

00:14:55.640 surprise right like was them ditching joe biden and going to come but it happened back in july right

00:15:01.960 like so right uh but that's the thing is that because ballots were out i've been out since the

00:15:07.120 beginning of september in some places and you know in virginia they've already got in person early

00:15:11.460 voting in north carolina absentee ballots are going out uh and out right they've got the requests

00:15:16.880 happening uh north pennsylvania georgia same thing right like and so what you're seeing is

00:15:22.080 um the the the two campaigns are trying to make movement where they can and they're looking for

00:15:29.320 a quarter a percent a half a percent here or there right like on this margin or that margin as for like

00:15:35.580 some big shocking thing i don't know if there is going to be one of those or not maybe there is right

00:15:40.920 like maybe there's world three stars this month right like and if that happens that will change

00:15:45.500 everything of course but i'm not going to try to say that that it will never happen but the idea that

00:15:51.360 something big enough that it would change the trajectory of the race would happen is it just

00:15:56.600 doesn't seem likely but i do think that the current trajectory is good for trump i've laid this out

00:16:01.020 in previous forum uh hits the the the numbers are looking strong just yesterday even before the vp

00:16:07.860 we saw polls out of north carolina georgia arizona all show trump in the lead pennsylvania is tied

00:16:14.240 uh there's new polls uh that came out late last night and this morning uh out of michigan and

00:16:20.420 wisconsin trump leads in both of those places as well so things are looking very strong for trump

00:16:25.560 right now and i don't know if any major thing could change the trajectory of this race at this point

00:16:30.640 yep matt can you hang with us for a few minutes maybe i want to go to ralph reid

00:16:36.020 and get his take on the uh evangelical uh religious christian turnout uh maybe catholic turnout as well

00:16:43.480 and then i'd love to hear your commentary as well uh ralph reid are you with us uh welcome to the war

00:16:49.160 room i am indeed dave good to be with you my friend awesome youtube brother thank you very much for coming

00:16:56.180 on again uh i know last time you were on you said uh 80 percent uh of the door knocking and work uh

00:17:03.400 lay ahead of you which was just awe-inspiring uh so give us an update on that if you want to start

00:17:10.180 off on your reaction uh to the debate last night and if that was at all energizing uh and then you

00:17:17.780 know if there's some some good news uh there's been you know some negative nellies out there the

00:17:22.820 evangelicals aren't going to vote the catholics aren't registered etc what's the latest update

00:17:28.280 ralph well we feel really good dave i gotta tell you i thought jd was just fantastic last night i was

00:17:36.780 of course not surprised in the least uh he's one of the brightest guys i've ever met in my political

00:17:43.380 career and that's saying a lot because i've worked with a lot of really smart ones um but he's also

00:17:48.960 honestly he's a gentleman and um i think that came through he's a good man he's got a good heart

00:17:55.720 he's in this for the right reasons i thought it was very interesting that um tim wall seemed to kind

00:18:03.220 of take a bit of a dive um you know he has been attacking jd um in in very personal and and i thought

00:18:13.520 unfair terms going into the debate and i thought it was interesting that he he didn't really deliver

00:18:18.960 a lot of that i thought he had a much harder job having to defend a failed vice president of a failed

00:18:26.520 administration i mean think about it dave you're walking out on the set on literally within 24 hours

00:18:34.480 of iran raining down nearly 200 missiles on israel on your watch yeah a uh a dock worker strike um a

00:18:45.580 southern border in crisis um and a war on the eurasian continent would no end in sight um so it he didn't

00:18:56.080 have a good hand to play um he tried to change the subject to project 2025 the uh the moderators you

00:19:04.380 know in in predictable fashion tried to change it to january 6th or springfield ohio that doesn't

00:19:11.900 work dave i'm just telling you yeah you've been out there you've run for congress you've been elected

00:19:16.960 to congress voters reward candidates who talk about the issues that they care about and that is

00:19:27.080 overwhelmingly the economy inflation the border and crime and when you talk about those issues as a

00:19:35.160 candidate you're going to be rewarded and when you try and change the subject um you're going to be

00:19:41.320 punished so i feel really good about it um i can't remember when the last time i was on but jd was at our

00:19:48.760 event in atlanta um i guess now about a week and a half ago um he's in the zone i mean this guy is

00:19:58.400 he's getting better as a candidate every day i'll give you a quick update on what we're seeing in the

00:20:03.340 ground game i was in pennsylvania on monday and yesterday i was on the bus with dave mccormick who's

00:20:10.500 the republican nominee for senate up there and a dear friend of mine um we did a faith and freedom event

00:20:16.240 with him in lehigh county um and i'm not i'm obviously not at liberty to disclose publicly the

00:20:23.020 polling that we're aware of but i can tell you that it looks good it feels good there's an enormous

00:20:28.860 amount of intensity um we have through yesterday uh our volunteers and paid staff and by the way we

00:20:37.920 have 238 paid staff on the ground in pennsylvania and over 400 volunteers through yesterday in the

00:20:47.120 keystone state we had knocked on 417 214 doors we've already reached over 4 million total in the

00:20:58.100 battleground states dave that's four times the number we reached in all of 2016 and it's double the number

00:21:06.240 we reached in 2020 and we still have uh 35 days to go uh we're going to reach 10 million by the sunday

00:21:15.620 before the election we're driving these folks focusing on low propensity voters and helping 0.85

00:21:22.980 them make a plan to vote and we're nudging them to vote early don't wait until election day as you and

00:21:30.140 i have already discussed in previous times when we've been together yeah yeah great ralph uh that's a

00:21:37.980 super uh super update and uh also uh what are we to make you know msnbc the talking heads the southern

00:21:45.600 poverty law center uh russell moore all these uh downers right uh talking within the christian tradition

00:21:53.820 about the christian tradition uh and i just don't see it at all and so what what's your honest

00:22:01.100 appraisal of the evangelical turnout the christian turnout activity in the church i think people are

00:22:08.200 getting the sense of duty under god again the country's coming back with patriotism uh love of the

00:22:14.760 country love of god love of family all the spheres god has ordained for us i i get and it's just huge

00:22:22.880 you know tucker carlson's out there uh some of these uh celebrities uh turning toward god you

00:22:29.440 know jordan peterson's getting very interesting uh russell brand conversion uh there's just some

00:22:37.240 stunning stuff going on so what what what's your feel as to you're on the ground more than anyone in

00:22:42.140 the country what's what's the latest view we're we're seeing a higher level of enthusiasm and intensity

00:22:48.940 than we saw in uh 16 or 20 and we think they're coming we think they're coming in record numbers

00:22:56.480 donald trump received give or take 24 million evangelical votes in 2016 he received give or take

00:23:06.660 34 and a half million evangelical votes in 2020 about 10 and a half million more than he got

00:23:15.360 just four years earlier and and we think and this is conservative day you know we yeah you know

00:23:22.480 we're looking at the turnout we're tracking the early vote we're picking up at the doors how many are

00:23:29.100 planning to vote on election day versus how many are planning to vote early we already have that data

00:23:34.880 from the doors and we think that on the low side uh he's going to get another uh three million

00:23:43.820 evangelical votes and on the high side it could be as many as six million more and so yeah they're

00:23:51.380 they're coming they're coming in big numbers and we talked about this i think the last time even

00:23:57.340 bigger in some of those upper midwest states you know less so in a place like georgia or north carolina

00:24:04.500 but in the upper midwest pennsylvania wisconsin michigan the catholic vote is bigger and even more

00:24:12.120 important and it's the swing vote he's winning that vote 52 to 47 he's winning frequently mass

00:24:19.680 attending catholics 70 to 30 and her dissing the al smith dinner and saying she's going to be the first

00:24:28.760 nominee for president of either party to not attend the al smith dinner since walter mondale 40 years ago

00:24:38.080 and that didn't turn out too well for him i don't know if you saw it or not dave but uh donald trump

00:24:44.460 uh posted on true social and 20 seconds on sunday uh the prayer of saint michael which is a prayer that

00:24:54.160 many faithful catholics pray daily um yes he's going to win the catholic vote and he's going to win the

00:25:02.120 evangelical vote with a minimum of 84 and probably higher great back with ralph reed he's going to

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00:31:00.720 take action today action action action all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the

00:31:09.240 truth war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:31:12.720 back in the war room with ralph reed uh ralph's been serving up some great analysis ralph i put up a

00:31:22.320 couple slides that i i knew would throw msnbc uh into hyperdrive last week 80 percent of americans still

00:31:29.420 identify somewhat as christian which is good news and then i put up a map the distribution of voters and

00:31:36.460 the the entire south was smothered in evangelical red uh and then the northeast uh and the coastline

00:31:45.140 you know was a combination of catholics and protestants and the green uh the mormons uh and so that

00:31:51.440 i think they are freaking out about this a little bit but uh for those uh and i i did that to show

00:31:57.360 there's a lot of trump voters who are not you know explicitly christian and they think i get too

00:32:03.360 evangelical or wonky on the show etc uh but i'm trying to show everybody we all have to work

00:32:09.720 together to save this country if you care about the constitution if you care about freedom if you

00:32:14.320 care about your kids and grandkids we're all going in that direction right and so the purpose isn't to

00:32:20.040 do an altar call here necessarily although i'll take it uh but why don't you close tell people

00:32:26.240 uh even if they're on the sidelines who should they be reaching out to right now how can they be

00:32:30.840 effective uh to save the freedom agenda and and to keep uh god alive in our society where we have

00:32:37.300 freedom of religion freedom of speech uh everything we take for granted ralph reed well they've really

00:32:43.780 got to do three things they've got a number one pray we need to pray for our country and i would i

00:32:48.420 would mention by the way parenthetically dave we need to pray for the safety and security and the

00:32:53.740 peace of jerusalem and the state of israel right yes yes amen they they are under uh a a serious

00:33:01.100 military assault and um i'm i'm just so grateful you know to for the lord's protection uh yesterday not

00:33:09.540 a single israeli citizen or civilian died from that uh missile barrage there were some who were killed in a

00:33:17.520 knife attack and some other things that happened but they were unrelated to the iranian missile

00:33:22.420 barrage so number one is pray for our country pray for the peace of jerusalem secondly persuade we're

00:33:30.420 asking our activists and volunteers to get five additional votes of friends or family between now

00:33:36.860 and november 5th talk to your friends post on social media and then thirdly uh vote and get others

00:33:44.260 to vote if people want to make calls into battleground states if people want to knock on doors if people

00:33:50.540 want to canvas their neighborhood they should go to ff coalition that's ff as in faith and freedom

00:33:57.720 ff coalition.com there's a button where they can go to donate or there's a button where they can go

00:34:03.600 to volunteer and we need both we need workers and we need funds to pay our staff so if people will do

00:34:11.240 that canvass your own neighborhood you know what this is going to be all about putting hands and

00:34:16.980 feet to our prayers to turn out the biggest vote of conservatives and christians and people of faith

00:34:23.680 in the history of modern american politics and dave think about this for a minute think about the we're

00:34:29.500 the position we're in right now we're in better shape than we were in 20 better shape than we were in

00:34:35.640 16 better than in 18 better than in 22 you got to go back to 2014 to have a time when we were better

00:34:44.620 position right now and we are still going to knock on 6 million more doors that's going to pick up

00:34:52.260 another 100 to 200 to 300 000 additional new votes no poll is going to pick that up you're not going to

00:35:00.340 see that in any media or other poll because that's the kind of stuff that drives turnout that can't be

00:35:07.400 modeled in a media poll yep ralph reed god bless you thank you it sounds trite right our founders said

00:35:16.040 this republic can only stand with a moral people a moral foundation it's absolutely true you see what's

00:35:22.820 happening right now to the country to the culture to the kids to the schools when you get rid of that

00:35:29.580 rock that judeo-christian tradition and foundation uh the cracks are coming and they're huge right now

00:35:37.020 so uh all political views are my own but we just applaud ralph reed for life uh well-lived uh serving

00:35:43.340 god uh and country thanks ralph thanks for being with us brother thank you dave good to be with you

00:35:48.580 you bet thanks for coming on all right we're back with i think we still got uh matt boyle with us matt

00:35:55.180 you still with us i'm still here that was really great hey what like yeah good good yeah take a

00:36:01.400 minute or two and respond to what you heard and then tell folks how to get a hold of you as well

00:36:06.140 yeah so i would say that what we just heard from ralph reed is extremely encouraging right like so in

00:36:11.880 this tracks what we're hearing from other people on the ground in the battleground states around the

00:36:16.980 country uh and and this is the force multiplier that's going to make the difference and win the

00:36:22.060 election right like so it's it's turnout turnout turnout right like so uh you know i i've been

00:36:28.300 emailing back and forth with steve because he's you know the currently incarcerated right now but

00:36:33.620 wrongly uh one of the things to keep saying is turnout turnout turnout turnout turnout that's the mission

00:36:39.440 right now right like there's not going to be another debate right like this is over right like

00:36:44.660 most likely here right like uh i hope trump doesn't do one because all it would do is give kamala

00:36:50.180 uh you know another platform to attack him uh in the establishment right now it's all about

00:36:55.580 mechanics and operations right like and turnout turnout turnout and so the numbers we're seeing

00:37:00.260 uh from ralph reed the numbers that we're seeing from other folks uh you know the the pennsylvania

00:37:06.080 chase folks the turning point action folks etc etc etc all very very strong and um so uh again uh

00:37:13.740 there's a promising picture emerging uh and the polls are looking good too so uh you put all those

00:37:19.460 things together i feel good about where we're at but you know we got to do the work we got what

00:37:23.700 30 something days left here until november the 5th um and so it's all about ground game ground game

00:37:29.660 ground game as for me uh just on uh true social at real map oil or on uh uh twitter x at at mboil1

00:37:38.340 or just go to brightbart.com our team is working around the clock uh to bring you the latest breaking

00:37:43.560 news and stuff uh uh you know and we're covering uh the the debate and everything else that's going

00:37:48.800 on out there as well so yeah thank you dave yep yep no matt boyle everybody go to brightbart

00:37:55.460 they've been leading and they the strongest voice on the top three issues in the grassroots

00:38:01.240 for a decade i i follow them regularly get out there and follow them uh war room brightbart

00:38:09.860 uh just just a great combination folks matt thank you so much for being with us you bet

00:38:16.620 all right we are uh happy to bring on eric tetzel uh eric uh why not first of all congratulations on

00:38:25.680 your new title and promotion why don't you tell us let us know who you're with i i you got a bunch

00:38:30.800 of friends uh that i love over there uh let us know your new uh title who you're with and what you're

00:38:36.660 working on oh thanks dave i appreciate it thanks for having me on the show uh i'm the new executive

00:38:42.000 vice president of the center for renewing america a think tank that was founded by president trump's

00:38:47.800 former director of the office of management and budget russ vote uh we believe that america is not

00:38:54.640 what it has the potential to be but we have hope that uh things can get better and we're in the fight

00:39:00.660 to do that that's great uh what'd you make of the debate last night and then why don't you tee up

00:39:08.440 uh how that debate uh relates to the the primary issues you think we should be driving i think it

00:39:16.400 took about two minutes before america saw that this was uh the uh uh singular most dominant debate

00:39:25.760 performance that we've seen from an american politician in a very long time i thought that

00:39:30.300 senator vance came across just as he is which is brilliant and kind and informed and ready to lead

00:39:39.940 unlike uh mr waltz who uh did not come across as any of those things yeah so uh eric on on the war

00:39:49.620 room for a few years now our top three issues uh have been number one uh the economy the debt the

00:39:57.800 slow productivity growth but then uh after covid the tremendous money printing uh by the federal

00:40:05.120 reserve and inflation uh then number two the border invasion i think uh jd mentioned 25 million last

00:40:13.240 night the effect that has on a whole host of other things like real estate prices uh and then third

00:40:18.320 uh the never-ending wars uh now world war three on our doorsteps with iran russia china nexus 0.76

00:40:24.040 uh and then you know surrounding all of it's the deep state uh stuff you know the woke and weaponized

00:40:29.240 uh the deep state uh the three-letter agencies cia fbi state department department of homeland

00:40:35.200 security etc uh that's a lot to tackle for any group but what are you doing at the center for

00:40:41.740 renewing america where are you pointing uh all your energies yeah is that all

00:40:47.940 yeah i mean the tasks before us uh they can certainly seem daunting um but we at the center

00:40:56.340 for renewing america believe that there are opportunities specific paradigm shifting opportunities

00:41:02.960 to take a big bite out of the problems that we face and russ has built a team of professionals who

00:41:10.920 have experience from inside the regime and they know those pressure points to put their finger on

00:41:16.980 to bring it down you know i have a two-year-old son and every once in a while while i'm holding him

00:41:21.440 he will rear his head back and pop me right in the nose and you learn then that a 30-pound baby can take

00:41:28.060 down a full-grown adult man if he puts the punch right where it matters and that's what we're doing

00:41:33.780 there's lots of examples of that that i can share really proud of the work that cra has done on

00:41:38.940 things like declaring uh the invasion at the border and what a difference maker that makes in terms of

00:41:45.020 unlocking resources to adequately address the problem uh another one of the initiatives that

00:41:50.700 we're focused on is the terror fight that we're about to enter and one of the things i take note of

00:41:55.640 all the issues that you mentioned is they ultimately boil down to who we are as a nation and and where we

00:42:03.020 stand with regard to the rest of the world and what you understand and what the viewers here

00:42:09.480 understand is that for a long time now we have made policy choices with regard to trade with regard to

00:42:16.400 monetary policy that may work for a certain class of society for people who live in big cities on the coast

00:42:23.660 they seem to be doing just fine but the average american uh has been completely left behind uh that's a

00:42:30.260 choice and it's time to make different choices and what we believe is that the flat tariff of the kind

00:42:36.960 that president trump has been advocating is a major paradigm shifting tool that could help us to rebuild

00:42:43.380 this country and make us great again yeah i'm glad you brought that up because uh we get pounded on that

00:42:52.320 issue a little bit uh by the wall street crowd right the wall street journal all these geniuses i was an

00:42:58.020 economist for 20 years uh and it's a bit stunning right that the economic class all the nobel laureates 0.98

00:43:04.520 uh krugman etc but the the heads of harvard princeton yale uh ucla you know the the california system

00:43:11.700 mit they won't write on any of the top three issues the country's concerned about uh there's been no

00:43:19.560 glaring siren about the uh the federal reserve printing you know nine trillion uh m1 on the balance sheet

00:43:26.500 uh there's been no siren about 35 trillion in debt uh 50 trillion by the end of the budget cycle

00:43:34.160 uh there's been no total cost calculations at all uh for 25 uh illegal immigrants there's no costs uh 0.99

00:43:43.520 associated or calculated with one million dead and injured in ukraine uh and and not to mention

00:43:51.960 the economic expenditures there uh and so i'm just stunned and then when it comes to tariffs

00:43:57.280 it's not like we're celebrating tariffs for tariffs sake we're celebrating tariffs because china is a 1.00

00:44:03.520 totalitarian communist surveillance regime that doesn't follow the golden rule right as soon as

00:44:09.280 they give us access to their financial markets their hollywood uh their universities their press their

00:44:15.060 media uh boy that'd be neat uh but in the meantime and they're cracking right now right i think they

00:44:21.140 are seriously cracking and so i'm glad you brought that up that that that's one tool in the toolkit of

00:44:27.840 the president of united states who's here to serve the country as a whole uh and he's doing the right

00:44:34.060 thing by doing that he's using that as a tool to get us on the right track and so why don't you say

00:44:40.040 a couple more minutes on on wherever you want to go with all of those uh issues i just tried to tie

00:44:46.180 together uh you nailed it i think senator vance said this last night when he talked about uh the

00:44:52.240 so-called experts who've been wrong for the last 40 years right these economists are they went to

00:44:58.340 school with the same people who told us to wear a mask and to social distance six feet right uh so we

00:45:04.040 shouldn't expect anything better from from that group of people the reality is that the world is not

00:45:08.540 an economic model this isn't a thought problem in a microecon class right these are real countries

00:45:14.960 who are engaged in efforts to advance their national interests especially china which is a regional

00:45:22.140 hegemony hell-bent on becoming a global one that is a threat to the american way of life it's a threat

00:45:27.880 to the whole world we can't abide chinese communist party control over the world we have to make 0.99

00:45:34.040 different choices in order to prevent that from happening and oh by the way that same choice to

00:45:40.480 throw open the borders and turn our entire economy over to china has gutted the american way of life it 1.00

00:45:47.920 has made it impossible for people in this country to afford to have kids get married buy a home all in

00:45:54.040 one income maybe take a vacation to the lake every once in a while it's just not realistic anymore and

00:45:58.920 that's the result of choices driven by this idea that if we just open the markets entirely uh the

00:46:06.360 most efficient allocation of resources will lead to global wealth for everybody and that has been

00:46:11.720 proven to be a lie that's not to say that capitalism isn't good that's not to say that free markets can't

00:46:18.000 be a tool for wealth creation to make life better they absolutely can and they should be but they need to

00:46:23.860 be designed in a way that works for us and for america's national interest that's what president

00:46:29.260 trump is about and that's the fight that we're engaged in at the center for renewing america yeah

00:46:33.360 yeah well that's right and open markets yeah our markets are open and china's are not or russian

00:46:39.220 whatever i mean so that's uh you know it's a cosmic joke why don't you say uh 30 seconds uh eric tell us

00:46:44.860 about us how do people reach a center for renewing america say a couple nice words about russ vote uh who

00:46:50.460 never gets the uh all the attention he deserves say in closing i'm happy to do that not just because

00:46:57.420 he's my boss and signs my paycheck but it really is true that russ vote is uh probably the most um

00:47:04.340 uh committed patriot uh that i know in this fight uh he has spent time in leviathan and he is hellbent

00:47:13.140 on bringing it down and because he worked inside he knows how to do it and we're really looking forward

00:47:19.300 to what comes next as he's unleashed to be able to do that as for me you can find me on x at eric

00:47:25.980 titzel and if your listeners are interested i also help to co-host a podcast called the bully pulpit

00:47:32.160 podcast uh which i think will appeal to you dave we take a faith-based approach to news of the day

00:47:37.860 right it features a theological ethicist and a couple of pastors who who put jesus first but who

00:47:44.300 also understand that uh we don't have to be shy about being conservative yep oh man eric thanks

00:47:51.480 for being on everybody look them up uh we're gonna hit uh grace uh grace i think is gonna close the show

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00:48:17.400 okay so war room posse we're starting something big today we're calling on all of you guys to join a

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WarRoom Battleground EP 625： Victory Lap From The Debate But The Fight Is Still Not Over Yet

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