Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 650： Retribution For MAGA; Redemption For The American People

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

00:00:14.180 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:21.920 get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just like in Georgia

00:00:27.660 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:32.800 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:36.560 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:43.680 stephen k bannon okay it's uh tuesday excuse me monday 11 november year of our lord 2024 veterans

00:00:51.780 day veterans day the 11th hour the 11th day of the 11th month the guns went silenced i'm here

00:00:57.580 with one of my favorite uh veterans um you talk going to senate talk to the folks tonight um talk

00:01:04.380 to me about president trump the guidance for the transition team i know you're close to a lot of

00:01:09.480 people um this whole fight we're having in the senate now for recess appointments tell the audience

00:01:15.660 what is the importance of president trump having the option to have recess appointments first of all

00:01:21.520 it's very important for him to have the option to grant security clearances by himself and to have a

00:01:26.260 vetting system done because last time eight years ago the deep state completely slow rolled and

00:01:33.820 blocked people they didn't want from ever getting a clearance not because they shouldn't have had a

00:01:37.440 clearance just because the deep state didn't want them but second the senate can do all kinds of

00:01:43.180 fluctuations and gyrations to slow roll candidates to get prevent people from actually getting in and

00:01:50.220 running the government so president trump needs to have the recess appointment ability to staff the

00:01:55.240 government and to run it and to actually get after shrinking it cutting back the bureaucracy and and

00:02:02.120 all the things that president trump campaigned on you have to be able to put to enact would you if

00:02:07.400 offered be if president trump talked to you would you go be secretary of defense or head of the cia

00:02:11.660 if the president speaking of recess appointments if the president actually actually asked me to do that

00:02:17.420 sure i i i served the military i swore to defend the constitution the president asked you to do

00:02:21.800 something i'll do it but i think my highest and best use is to be in the private sector and to show how

00:02:28.360 some of these things can be fixed and stabilized much cheaper much faster using all the innovations

00:02:35.460 of the private sector what elon musk has done to space launch is extraordinary and he did it outside of

00:02:41.680 outside of nasa uh because he set his goal to make space launch a thousand times cheaper and he's on his

00:02:48.340 way to doing that and america was made great with private sector innovation it was american capital

00:02:54.300 and american innovation that put railroads down and telegraphs and telephone lines and and and

00:03:00.480 uh we have a problem that we just had too much government and so much bloat amen so giving giving

00:03:06.580 the president options to benchmark to say it only has to cost this much instead of this much

00:03:11.100 that's definitely the answer going forward if the new head of the cia whoever and by the way it's a

00:03:16.660 huge article in the new york post our own cash patel right now according according to the new york

00:03:22.320 post cash patel is supposed to be the leading candidate for director of the central intelligence

00:03:26.460 agency very proud that war room's putting up some big numbers here in this transition if the head of

00:03:32.600 the cia whoever it is came to you to be was it the director director of operations what's that what's

00:03:38.140 the uh deputy director deputy director but what is it's got official what kofra black was the he was the

00:03:42.800 head of the counterterrorism center counter if they came to you for the operational part of it

00:03:46.580 right not the analytical part not not the assessments no that's been the problem is that

00:03:51.140 brendan really screwed it up because brendan was a case attempted to be a case officer and he failed

00:03:55.980 out of case officer school and he was an analyst and so there's been an over bias towards analysis

00:04:00.360 merged them together under his watch it was terrible we have the same wanted pompeo to unwind that but he

00:04:05.300 came back to us and said it was too difficult yeah bullshit sorry we have the same amount of case

00:04:10.840 officers today as we did in 1980 but we have 50 times the support and administrative staff it's like 0.82

00:04:16.900 hospital administrators or college administrators the cia has become a big central administration

00:04:23.120 agency and that can be cut overnight because civil service rules don't apply the director and the

00:04:29.160 deputy director can cut that sucker down to size quickly and efficiently eric prince heading across

00:04:34.080 the street to the capitol talk to the new senators get them get them fired up for maga want to thank 0.81

00:04:38.800 you coming on veterans i couldn't think of a better guy spent good to have you back steve glad to be

00:04:43.020 back sir roger that from my convict phase thank you brother eric prince one of the best of the best

00:04:49.280 a guy who's pure maga and has been head president trump's back from the beginning natalie is going to

00:04:55.920 slip in here now and get her headset up and i'm gonna get julie kelly up momentarily as soon as we get 1.00

00:05:01.320 natalie here um what is going on it's a huge huge huge uh rush over on capitol hill on the senate side

00:05:12.580 eric's going to i think you're gonna have to get wired up because we got a guest can you can you can

00:05:18.580 we do that um we'll just produce here live um the um over at the senate today a firestorm that firestorm

00:05:28.940 was driven quite frankly by uh yesterday benny johnson released the whip count uh the whip count

00:05:37.920 of the senate's vote for its new leader and mitch mcconnell had two puppets cornyn had the puppet of

00:05:44.980 cornyn and had the puppet of john thune and it turned out a lot of maga senators or supposedly maga

00:05:51.620 senators were voting for these guys now my phone blew up this afternoon as did others that came to me and

00:05:56.720 said hey this guy or this woman says that this is not fair this is not right i say it's a it's a

00:06:02.160 simple it's a very simple uh thing that we can do to solve that and that simple thing to do to solve

00:06:08.300 it is uh the simple thing to do to solve it is to um is to uh just come forward and publicly say who

00:06:15.340 are you going to support and publicly then sit there and uh and endorse somebody so that we can

00:06:20.540 possibly hear it um the um and we didn't get any takers on that so the senate has to know that this

00:06:27.940 is just not going to be something that's done in private you're you're going to be public benny

00:06:32.520 johnson's committed to if you don't make the vote public benny johnson's going to release the votes

00:06:38.020 anyway he's already got the whip count and this is going to be something that's uh that's a firestorm

00:06:43.260 that's what we need everybody on watch tomorrow 10 o'clock show we'll get out onto it natalie thank you

00:06:48.840 so much for joining us appreciate you julie kelly's here julie we're talking about recess

00:06:54.220 appointments and one of the things maybe to get i don't know a dag a deputy attorney general

00:06:58.120 that may appoint a special counsel to garf to jack smith get me up to speed on what's going on on all

00:07:04.060 these topics ma'am well i think that's one of the considerations you and i talked about that you

00:07:09.860 suggested it i think it was last week a special counsel to investigate the special counsel

00:07:14.620 uh but look it does appear that there is great interest uh on capitol hill my understanding is

00:07:22.420 the house and senate side in looking into the misconduct by special counsel jack smith

00:07:28.460 his top prosecutors david harbach jay bratt thomas windham and molly gastone the last two handled the

00:07:35.900 january 6th indictment in washington david harbach and jay bratt of course handled the bulk of the

00:07:41.260 classified documents case in florida that case steve and natalie really represents uh i think the

00:07:47.940 biggest uh fertile ground for congressional or and or special counsel to investigate what happened

00:07:56.580 there starting with the unprecedented unnecessary dangerous armed raid of mar-a-lago you know steve

00:08:04.880 and natalie you probably saw this i was posting last night excerpts from melania trump's book where she

00:08:10.260 talks about how deeply personally violated she felt by that armed raid and she was in new york at the

00:08:18.840 time she instructed her house manager to leave everything and it's as it was after the fbi left

00:08:25.040 after nine hours and she went back and she was horrified at what she saw and you had agents rummaging

00:08:32.180 through her personal effects her medical records her clothing she didn't she didn't really know if

00:08:38.740 things had been stolen or taken out of her personal bedroom suite but there were lists as i reported and

00:08:45.340 we talked about at the time when judge cannon unsealed the fbi's raid plan back in may and i was posting

00:08:52.560 what they had and they took several items out or they took several photographs of the contents of

00:09:00.160 melania's personal bedroom suite and of course they also rummaged through baron's bedroom as well

00:09:06.200 and she talked about very emotionally what that meant to her and the fear that it instilled in her

00:09:13.420 and even the staff at mar-a-lago that raid needs to be a whole separate investigation now perhaps the

00:09:19.640 special counsel will look just into that raid uh and then congressional investigators can look at jack

00:09:25.320 we cannot allow what happened in jack smith's office and what preceded it in the merrick garland

00:09:34.080 lisa monaco doj we cannot allow that to stand without consequences and punishment

00:09:40.620 julie i'm sure you've seen the reporting today that the doj is looking to pursue what they say the most

00:09:48.080 serious felony cases when it comes to the january 6th rioters i know we're talking sort of in past

00:09:54.240 tense about a lot of this you know jack smith january 6th insurrection stuff but it seems like

00:09:59.120 they're are not going to they're not going to give up without a fight right to the last breath to the

00:10:02.800 last minute they're going to do anything they can whether just from the narrative side of things we

00:10:07.060 already see jack smith potentially least releasing this report just as sort of an exercise of you know

00:10:11.960 publicly writing as much as he can just to hurt uh the incoming trump administration i'm just curious

00:10:17.400 your thoughts directionally where you think they're going to go with a lot of these prosecutions

00:10:21.700 right good question natalie so as we're seeing the doj and fbi continuing to arrest and prosecute

00:10:30.100 j6ers on election day the fbi arrested a man from georgia a key swing state of course on election day a few

00:10:39.740 days ago they arrested two men from the suburbs of chicago where i am right now on low level misdemeanors

00:10:46.220 so it's not even natalie the most serious cases yes they will continue to make up these assault on

00:10:52.200 police officers assault slash interfering with law enforcement uh this is the 111 charge that they

00:10:59.420 brought against hundreds of j6ers uh but also low level misdemeanors but what's even worse natalie

00:11:06.700 and steve is the judges in washington refusing to delay jury trials refusing to delay sentencing until

00:11:14.320 after january 20th they had individuals on trial last week during the election just as we found out

00:11:21.920 that as a lot of other cities were trending red city of chicago right here 22 percent voted for

00:11:27.780 donald trump that was something we saw in major sick blue cities across the country what was the one 0.65

00:11:33.180 outlier washington dc stuck with its 2020 vote 93 percent for the democratic presidential candidate

00:11:41.900 five to six percent for donald trump how in the world can these judges continue to allow jury trials

00:11:49.360 and reports of jury recycling i mean washington is a small town as you guys know it's a small city

00:11:56.120 where i am the northern district of illinois nine million voters that represents the tiny district

00:12:03.740 of columbia dc district there what is it 600 000 uh residents so we've heard reports of juror recycling

00:12:13.560 because they are up to 150 different trials here how can they continue this this is what we've talked

00:12:20.120 about the real villains in this entire j6 persecution are the judges who are allowing this to happen and 0.96

00:12:26.340 they are going to allow this to happen until 1201 p.m on january 20th 2025 to inflict the maximum punishment

00:12:35.200 against americans who dare to enter their personal fiefdom almost four years ago and protest what we now

00:12:42.460 know for sure the rigged election of 2020 how are thune look we're having a firestorm in the next 48 to 72 hours

00:12:51.620 over in the senate how are corny and uh thune on j6 ma'am well steve i've been posting that since

00:12:59.960 yesterday clips of especially john cornyn he has been an ardent defender of the doj took to the floor

00:13:08.080 in 2021 to give a glowing endorsement of both merrick garland and deputy attorney general lisa monaco

00:13:16.060 how is that possible think about this 48 republican senators with the exception of ted cruz and rand paul

00:13:23.620 voted to put lisa monaco who had worked for robert muller at the fbi one of barack obama's closest

00:13:31.120 advisors lisa monaco an architect of the russia collusion hoax 48 percent republicans voted to put

00:13:38.320 her in charge of the department of justice in 2021 john cornyn took to the senate floor both times

00:13:43.720 to give a full-throated endorsement of garland and monaco he has called he um asked christopher

00:13:50.820 ray and i have all these clips up at x julie underscore kelly too during a march 2021 senate

00:13:58.460 hearing with fbi director christopher ray over the events of january 6th john cornyn actually asked

00:14:05.060 christopher ray if they needed to pass harsher federal laws that the fbi and doj could use against

00:14:12.560 j6ers because there is no terror statute per se there are a lot of other charges that we've seen

00:14:20.220 under the rubric of domestic terrorism but there's no terrorism charge statute he actually was asking

00:14:27.260 chris ray do you need more government tools to go after what he called extremists this is john

00:14:35.600 cornyn they both opposed the rnc resolution in 2022 asking congress to censure adam kinzinger and liz

00:14:43.780 cheney they both supported the j6 select committee john cornyn compared january 6th to 9 11 and earlier

00:14:52.700 this year john thun in an interview said he opposed pardons for j6ers claiming that they had all received

00:14:59.600 a fair trial in washington dc this is just the tip of the iceberg of what those two as they've gone

00:15:07.360 around the world hugged you know uh president zelensky talked about democracy in ukraine but

00:15:14.720 supporting the police state and authoritarian tactics here in america against trump supporters

00:15:21.700 they should not only be nowhere near the levers of power they should both be primary immediate and

00:15:28.080 immediately during their next uh primary i think cornyn's up in 2026 so you you are with

00:15:36.400 you agree you're with us in saying that the posse should contact their senators in that

00:15:44.440 one it should be public a vote but number two under no circumstances thun or cornyn correct

00:15:50.320 absolutely neither one of them should uh be senate senate leader senate majority leader because they

00:15:59.000 will stand in the way of what we know uh we need major reforms to the doj dismantling of the fbi

00:16:07.240 and investigations into special counsel uh jack smith investigations into dc us attorney matthew graves

00:16:13.820 which will also touch upon these federal judges that have put their judicial imprimatur

00:16:19.200 on the most egregious political destructive criminal investigation prosecution in u.s history

00:16:26.020 we know they will stand in the way of that and do everything that they can publicly and privately

00:16:30.880 to stop that from happening okay so the lead story in the right-hand column of the new york times today is

00:16:38.640 trump is pulled towards two paths on retribution and it's revenge versus unity and mike davis and jeff

00:16:47.700 clark are kind of given as the revenge team with implications that julie kelly is their wingman

00:16:52.820 and jay clayton and others more standard republicans are the unity team is that what this is about is

00:16:59.240 this about revenge julie kelly do you want my honest answer i mean of course it's about revenge i got that

00:17:10.440 give me give me your answer for uh for uh for msnbc tonight go ahead yes i think that it is fair to seek

00:17:20.400 revenge uh on behalf of these 1500 plus j6ers their families who have been utterly tormented and destroyed

00:17:29.120 yes i want revenge for the suicide of the five j6ers who took their lives under the relentless torment of 1.00

00:17:36.020 this doj including of course matthew perna yes i want revenge steve for the prosecutors and judges

00:17:43.380 who put you in prison and peter navarro in prison for failing to play along with what we now know not

00:17:50.840 only in a illegitimate congress congressional committee but one that was involved in criminal

00:17:58.700 misconduct destruction of evidence tampering with witnesses suborning perjury all of what we now know

00:18:06.260 that liz cheney and the j6 committee and benny thompson were involved with so do i want revenge is

00:18:11.420 there a nicer word for it probably but i'm not in the mood for nicer words i've seen firsthand what this

00:18:18.820 doj and these judges have done to innocent americans costing their lives destroying their marriages

00:18:25.720 breaking up relationships with their own children bankrupting them um de-platforming them from major

00:18:33.520 institutions like banks down to smaller things like doordash being complete outcasts in their

00:18:39.480 communities so do i want revenge for the prosecutors and judges top officials even line prosecutors

00:18:47.080 responsible for the weaponization of our laws in our justice system to punish people who protested

00:18:55.560 joe biden's illegitimate election yeah so i'm i'm on the side of revenge and retaliation

00:19:03.100 and redemption for the j6ers people like you peter navarro and of course donald trump and his uh his

00:19:11.440 family as well julie where do people go to get your content uh i'm at declassified with julie kelly

00:19:19.840 at substack real clear investigations and also posting a lot i'll have a lot more tonight on

00:19:25.600 corning and thune uh at at julie underscore kelly too this is very important we get this uh we'll get

00:19:33.460 the information up tomorrow morning because tomorrow everybody goes to work 202-224-3121 is the

00:19:39.640 main switchboard for the united states senate julie kelly thank you very much thanks guys um

00:19:46.300 natalie thoughts on this situation in the senate ma'am well look in 2022 president trump endorsed

00:19:54.080 thune's primary opponent case closed right but just to give a laundry list of everyone

00:19:59.960 who's watching the show all the reasons take your pick as to why you should call uh 202-224 in this

00:20:06.720 case 3121 first of all he said that president trump did a disservice to that's a direct quote to the

00:20:12.640 american people by talking about election fraud in 2020 that's thune secondly quote i'm hoping we 0.63

00:20:18.540 have other options that wasn't in the 2016 race that was just two years ago in reference to the

00:20:23.800 gop primary he said that you guys this show mega republicans the grassroots you guys engaged in

00:20:29.480 cancel culture for saying that republicans who voted to impeach trump should be held accountable

00:20:34.000 he said president trump was not presidential in his tweets he said he didn't like his tone that he

00:20:40.380 needs to tone it down but here's the buried lead i've watched a lot of his old media kind of

00:20:44.600 reporting he is on record saying that he doesn't think it's worth shutting down the government

00:20:49.100 to secure the border amen and we're going to have fights like that probably worse with mass deportations

00:20:54.940 i think out of the box we're going to have a fight like that we're going to run out of money on the

00:20:58.740 20th of january christmas eve they're going to kick it into january president trump is one of the

00:21:02.840 things i keep telling people you're going to have to fund the government as your first work you need

00:21:07.480 people in the senate to have your back and what this signal not the noise is i think with the

00:21:11.340 january 6 stuff is that you're dealing with someone who just critically does not think for themselves

00:21:16.080 right they just they don't have the backbone the spine to stand in the breach and we didn't come all

00:21:21.480 this way this audience didn't put their shoulder to the wheel to have the victory become a pyrrhic

00:21:26.620 victory by putting someone right like like thune in and look i think too you also have to realize that

00:21:32.300 when we talk about the resistance who were going up against so much of it at least that i've been

00:21:36.240 focusing on lately is like the left wing sort of iteration derivation of the resistance but these

00:21:41.180 people are the backbone the epitome of the right wing resistance and frankly when you see this idea

00:21:46.900 emerging right of holding this vote behind closed doors not wanting it to be out in the open i'm

00:21:51.940 inclined to think back to the early days of war room impeachment when people like i remember there

00:21:56.000 was an op-ed in the new york new york times by juliana glover one of these you know republican big

00:22:00.360 ticket lobbyist donor types who advocated for holding the impeachment votes on secret ballot

00:22:05.260 to try to avoid accountability so they're doing the same thing they're not just lying to you and

00:22:10.520 doing what you know rhinos whatever you want to call them do best but i also think too the other 1.00

00:22:14.740 key point here even taking the politics out of it this audience the grassroots who got these stupid 0.98

00:22:20.880 people elected have been the vanguard of election integrity verifiable chain of custody ballots so for 0.97

00:22:28.340 house or senate republicans to want to do this vote behind closed doors it's offensive and it's a front

00:22:33.920 an affront to the whole entire election integrity movement the same people who lectured us why we

00:22:38.980 need to have the save act and that's why we need to have a cr so save it right these people have done

00:22:43.820 absolutely nothing they the only reason that people like jim jordan right are being able to put out those

00:22:49.760 statements saying that oh jack smith needs to preserve those documents not because these people

00:22:53.380 have done anything i've yet to see thun ever hold a press conference saying that what the doj did to you

00:22:58.920 or what they've done to jan sixers was wrong no no he's too busy saying that we need to broaden the

00:23:04.400 purview of biden's doj to go after the audience people that watch this show who we think oh but

00:23:11.080 he has harsh words for this audience we're engaging in cancel culture well how about this yeah you're

00:23:16.420 canceled how about that what do you how do you see this playing out because they're dug in over at the

00:23:21.420 senate and there's live games and the politico a senator goes to politico anonymously and says

00:23:27.020 hey a bunch of social media influencers are not going to bully us in the senate we're going to do

00:23:31.660 our thing which is ironic since it's social media influencers the live streaming business the podcast

00:23:37.520 that just want was the backbone the information war that just won this massive victory yeah they just

00:23:42.960 can't handle that it's alternative it's independent media and they can say that but you you know as well

00:23:48.120 as i do they melt down when they get the phone calls from our audience and you know what thun and

00:23:53.020 cornyn and mr anonymous senator who's going to politico why don't you ask kevin mccarthy how

00:23:57.960 that bullying works out frankly i think bullying is doing a heavy lift there this show doesn't bully

00:24:02.900 we get justice we get revenge we get retribution whatever word the new york times wants to use and

00:24:08.720 that's not just limited to democrats right republicans are wholly in on the trade this shows you right here

00:24:14.400 what president trump is up against it's the the senate is the bastion of the donor class right and one of

00:24:21.460 things they talk about is that this is mitch mcconnell's last stand this is his last time to

00:24:26.220 take on president trump i remember speaker johnson hopefully that changes too but said it said the

00:24:31.180 quiet part out loud he said after president trump's win we now live in a center-right america no no we

00:24:39.180 live in a maga america but the fight that you're seeing right now is sort of through that paradigm right

00:24:45.480 through that matrix of the maga wing of the republican party duking it out with the more establishment

00:24:50.820 you know pet mitch mcconnell types and we didn't come this far to have that happen but i think it's

00:24:55.940 also important too that on the sort of other side of the resistance and i know we'll get into it after

00:25:00.900 the break but you also have people going to politico by the name of norm eisen right who are quite

00:25:06.060 literally the source that politico is quoting and referencing they don't even know how egregious it is

00:25:10.540 in regards to how all the doj career appointees are very fearful for their lives because president

00:25:16.560 trump won saying how they need to stay embedded in the doj that's the only way they can subvert

00:25:22.280 trump's agenda the pentagon is having meetings about what's a lawful order the doj's dug in i'm

00:25:27.880 telling you folks the next 80 days the fight to take control of the institutions is now i've been

00:25:33.640 told elections have consequences well maybe they also have a revenge i think obama told you that okay

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00:30:59.980 there's a virtual law firm of people besides us that are that are working right now on the brief

00:31:11.300 just fill in some names and some dates the lawsuit the draft we know exactly what they're going to do

00:31:17.860 they may have been uh they may have ready a a raft of 40 executive orders for him to use his sharpie with

00:31:27.260 on january 20th but i assure you we have a raft of dozens of lawsuits already drafted with our fingers

00:31:34.940 hovering over the print and file button against each one of those things and now we have the advantage

00:31:41.080 because we're we're in the plaintiff driver's seat

00:31:43.480 you're back in the worm i don't know if i was opening or who was

00:31:49.020 tell me what the clip was that cold of them was about what i'm talking about how even outside of

00:31:58.260 the doj sort of within the government subversion that you're going to have a bunch of activist type

00:32:03.360 lawyers who already have thousands you know miles of pages of lawsuits ready to go these people are

00:32:09.520 amped up hyped up we're going to get into though i think after we bring jeff on an interesting

00:32:14.160 development i say we go after all the ngos all the groups all their tax exempt status justifiably 0.98

00:32:19.900 and there's actually a new bill on the house floor right now that could potentially under the purview

00:32:23.960 of these groups supporting terrorism which i would argue they are we can get into that

00:32:27.560 um but could strip them of their tax exempt status similar to what they've done to a lot of

00:32:31.920 conservative groups but i believe we have jeff clark down the line jeff i just want to tee the piece

00:32:36.500 up for the audience there's too many juicy quotes i can't go without reading them

00:32:40.060 but the article today in politico many in government are worried about trump's return

00:32:44.260 at doj they're terrified um they cite an anonymous source saying quote you need career people there

00:32:51.820 to make sure that the maniacs in charge just can't like run roughshod over federal laws

00:32:56.580 in doj practice i was able to tone down briefs in a way that people who would have replaced me

00:33:02.160 would not have and then of course politico and its infinite knowledge quoted none other than color

00:33:07.420 revolution extraordinaire norm eisen to say quote they should absolutely stay and the continuity of

00:33:13.740 that career civil service staff will be very very important to the preservation of the republic i can

00:33:19.520 already see the new whistleblowers developing um jeff i'm curious your thoughts is sort of you know

00:33:25.000 public meltdown over what's going on internally at the doj how you think it's going to shake out from

00:33:30.760 a personnel perspective well thanks for having me uh steve and natalie and let me first say something

00:33:38.280 about your cold open about michael popock threatening his fingers hovering over the print button

00:33:42.940 i watched that uh exchange from midas touch which he does with uh karen friedman agnifilo often and her

00:33:50.600 husbands you know the guy who represented uh keith ranieri the nexium cult uh sex cult guy and now

00:33:57.600 represents p diddy so these are wonderful people we're dealing with and popock is truly a piece of

00:34:03.100 work he's one of these people i call a leader of the journal lawfare movement um and then that politico

00:34:10.080 piece is really striking isn't it but it's not a surprise to someone like me who's been in two

00:34:15.500 different presidential administrations over at the justice department this is what career people will do

00:34:21.520 they will try to as it said soften what briefs say they'll try to redirect them to uh to shape them

00:34:28.980 in various other ways or sometimes they'll even just disobey orders that they're given by their

00:34:33.940 political leadership as to what the briefs will say and i don't think that this is well understood

00:34:38.580 by the american people right they think that maybe a lot of the career civil servants and that article

00:34:43.920 also talks about an apolitical career civil service well i mean we're talking about a career civil

00:34:50.340 service especially main justice that's about 95 democrat so it's not apolitical and they very much

00:34:58.300 try to resist in any way they can uh leadership from a strong republican president and you know that

00:35:05.500 happened to me back when i was in the bush administration it's not just to president trump

00:35:09.140 it's a serious problem and it's why in terms of the seven assistant attorney generals who are going to lead

00:35:15.540 uh the litigating divisions the setting litigating divisions of main justice they have to be people

00:35:20.920 with a backbone and they also have to have be people who have the legal acumen and the ability

00:35:26.340 and the time you know to put in to read these briefs so they can see where they're being twisted

00:35:31.460 so it's very important natalie and this story is kind of a you know uh inadvertent expose of the deep

00:35:38.540 state's tricks before we pivot to the jack smith stuff i think another buried lead in this article

00:35:45.360 they say oh you know the people in the antitrust division they're not really freaking out they're

00:35:49.820 okay with trump but particularly the one division that they singled out was the national security

00:35:55.020 division is being particularly apoplectic um over president trump uh regaining power i'm just curious

00:36:01.500 sort of from you know the inside boots on the ground assessment of what goes on in doj why do you

00:36:06.480 think that division in particular is sort of forming or shaping up to be such a hotbed of resistance

00:36:12.660 against president trump sure that's a good quite very good question so if you go back what's the

00:36:18.980 origin of the national security division it was created after 9-11 and it was created to be focused

00:36:24.520 on foreign terrorism uh and stopping that in the u.s and then prosecuting it when it occurs right

00:36:30.640 but what happened under the biden administration it's been turned inward on dve's you know domestic

00:36:37.560 violent extremists and they create all these acronyms like agave uh and then uh you know racially

00:36:44.700 motivated violent extremists at rmve's and that's not what the national security division was designed

00:36:51.400 for but it's how it's been weaponized against the american people and uh it works hand in glove with

00:36:56.800 counterparts at the fbi so i was shocked at the start of the biden administration when i read that

00:37:02.080 the national security division which again you know has as its genesis 9-11 that they were the

00:37:08.080 ones who were going after the parents at the school board meetings like in loudon county and that is

00:37:14.020 just such a perversion of what the division was set up to do i think even the you know uh overreaching

00:37:19.860 congress back at the time of the patriot act etc that put some of these mechanisms in place would have

00:37:25.320 rolled over uh you know in their in their uh political tenures if they saw that statute uh you

00:37:31.900 know in the creation of national security division being weaponized directly against the american people

00:37:37.240 for holding uh conservative populist right-wing views it's just not what it's for and it's very

00:37:43.720 anti-american and i think uh unconstitutional as well yeah that division in particular i think their fear

00:37:51.640 over the trump stuff it's not so much related to trump i think it's fear over what they know they've

00:37:56.340 done to this country i will also add mark zade the uh impeachment whistleblower who likes young girls

00:38:02.260 who are on disney channel that one what what what about this you're you're implied this about you and

00:38:07.540 davis today in the thing of revenge versus unity on trump is torn between two paths right on uh two

00:38:16.260 paths on retribution jeff clark they it's about you and davis pulling in one direction and people like

00:38:24.780 jay clayton and others pulling another direction is this the proper framing that the new york times has

00:38:29.600 done sir no i don't think so steve look they always try to sell a unity ticket right uh you know or unity

00:38:37.500 approach because they want conservatives and populists to essentially unilaterally disarm

00:38:42.740 you know when they're in in office they don't talk about unity with conservative republicans and

00:38:47.320 trying to reach a consensus at all and then you know to set up as a false comparison that you know

00:38:53.040 revenge is the other side of that no what the other side of it is is accountability is ensuring that the

00:38:58.520 laws are applied equally and they have not been applied equally over the last four years and that those

00:39:04.500 who are uh uh that they are enforced against and i think that uh you know look in in republican

00:39:14.760 administrations the career people would come to me they would never argue that anything we were

00:39:17.960 trying to do was illegal they would just argue that uh they had a better way to do it or why don't

00:39:23.920 we not do that uh you know we've never done that before those kinds of things but you know we hear

00:39:29.040 from leaks that people at the justice department even with the biden administration they've raised

00:39:33.100 questions about things like take the student loan uh you know forgiveness things that you know like

00:39:38.000 this looks like it's really flatly contrary to the statute right so i think this is why some of the

00:39:42.540 the people at doj who decided to play ball and just carry out the biden agenda whatever it was

00:39:47.900 that's why they're fearful they don't want to be held accountable for what they did

00:39:51.620 uh talk to us about the senate fight what's happening in the next 48 hours in recess appointments sir

00:39:59.420 so you know let me stick to the to the theory of recess appointments all that they did see right

00:40:05.720 before i got uh online that there was a hill article that it looks like uh you know senators are going

00:40:11.520 to agree to president trump's call for uh recess appointments look what's happened is that the you

00:40:18.180 know congress i mean sorry the framers clearly wanted in the constitution that there was a power

00:40:22.380 of the president to uh recess a point and it has an inherent constraint built into it which

00:40:29.020 is it okay can ask uh last until the end of that session of congress so if it was done right at the

00:40:34.940 start of the administration it could last at most two years but sometimes you know over the course of

00:40:39.580 history you know recess appointment might occur in the middle of that two-year period or with only

00:40:43.900 six months or three months left uh so you know it's not like an uh undefined power that can be used

00:40:51.180 you know with no limit the framers thought very carefully about this so how did the modern senate react to

00:40:56.760 this they basically uh go into like fake recess uh fake uh continuing sessions that prevent the

00:41:04.220 president from using his recess appointment power and i think that that is very contrary to the design

00:41:10.120 of the constitution and so using his political suasion power and the fact that he got a big mandate

00:41:16.140 from the american people in this past election steve that we were there for uh you know uh on tuesday

00:41:22.600 uh watching it till the bitter end until president trump won you know that he's using that power to

00:41:28.520 basically say look i want this fake stuff to end give me recess appointments let me fulfill the mandate

00:41:34.520 of the american people let's see how we govern with that don't you know put us into like a an endless

00:41:40.600 do loop and and blockages by the chuck schumers of the world that's just not the way to run an efficient

00:41:46.280 government so i applaud it i think that uh president trump is being very wise and and uh and skillful

00:41:53.000 in pushing back on that and you know he knows how to strike good deals

00:41:56.080 jeff where do people go for social media you're on everybody's short list for senior job either at

00:42:03.960 doj or in the white house council's office or somewhere we can continue to help the president

00:42:08.520 uh in these big legal fights where do people go to track you

00:42:11.960 thanks steve uh i'm at jeff clark u.s on getter and x and at real jeff clark on truth social and

00:42:21.080 you can always follow the work of uh the center for renewing america where we have

00:42:26.280 our fearless leader russ vote and mark paoletta as well uh at america renewing.com

00:42:34.280 paoletta is on the short list for um i think attorney general and for white house council clarks

00:42:39.960 on the short list for both uh vote is looked at as possible omb uh cra is not doing too bad man

00:42:46.840 you guys punch way above your weight sir we appreciate that steve and uh you know we just

00:42:53.240 want to help as our uh uh center says to renew america to get back to the classical constitution

00:43:00.200 which has been either attacked you know parts of it destroyed or watered down

00:43:04.280 thank you brother appreciate you thanks do we have mark's aid from cnn is that booted up

00:43:11.560 do we have that clip uh yeah that is going to be clip six can we go and play let's play this and

00:43:16.040 we'll have natalie respond i mean we've got people like steve bannon uh and others who have made it

00:43:23.400 very clear where they stand on seeking political retribution against their perceived enemies using what

00:43:30.920 is called lawfare uh which they have been doing for the last four years when he's been out of office

00:43:36.440 and suing perceived enemies i just want to ask mark you're a lawyer a good lawyer uh a very active

00:43:43.000 lawyer do you feel like you have recourse to fight this in the courts in the coming months if this were

00:43:50.360 to happen well that's a good question i mean look the judicial system is is still intact you know there

00:43:57.320 are a lot more judges appointed by the president but i former president but i've been before many of

00:44:02.920 them and oftentimes if not all the time you know they're not swayed by political aspects of it there

00:44:10.040 are jurisdictions where that's been a problem for sure the biggest problem with challenging this in court

00:44:17.960 based on what the administration might do come january 20th is the length of time that it takes if someone

00:44:25.640 is prosecuted or sued i mean trump threatened to sue me for treason it doesn't exist but he did it but

00:44:32.520 you know if something like that happens it takes time to go through federal court we just saw that

00:44:38.200 with the special counsel prosecutions the reason why they failed was not substantively it was procedurally

00:44:45.240 they took too long so that you know i'd hate for any of my clients to be facing whether criminal or civil

00:44:52.680 okay thank you i can only take so much mark zade i can only tell the audience once again who he is

00:45:00.280 because he's leading the effort he's all over cnn that we're picking on people yeah they're getting

00:45:05.000 ptsd he's advising people to leave the country yeah he's advising people leave the country just saying

00:45:11.000 natalie well mark zade much like i think we're talking about whether it's the secret impeachment vote

00:45:15.880 people like or sorry the senate vote the impeachment vote people like norm eisen these are all the

00:45:21.400 rotating cast of characters who have been intimately involved in basically every effort for the deep

00:45:26.520 state to try to subvert president trump it's a bipartisan effort mark zade was and is still a very

00:45:33.160 famous at least in the state of washington dc impeachment or sorry it's all i keep saying

00:45:37.880 impeachment but whistleblower attorney particularly in the first impeachment he represented uh the individual

00:45:44.600 sort of you know vindiman territory and fame that launched that you know the the uh i guess shot

00:45:50.760 heard around the world when it came to the first impeachment might i also add i think rahim and i did

00:45:56.280 the reporting a few years ago his whole like history of youtube likes very weird it was like young disney

00:46:03.080 stars just gonna put that out there so i guess par for the course to be a democrat elite um but but that

00:46:10.120 aside what he's talking about you know honestly it gets back to this new york times piece right i

00:46:15.480 do think it's interesting just from an analytical perspective how they're calling it revenge now and

00:46:19.480 not retribution right i think it's always been retribution it's a little bit of a branding shift

00:46:23.960 but i just fundamentally at my core reject the paradigm that it's revenge it's a misnomer it's not revenge

00:46:30.200 and even if you want to go through that territory it's wholly justified and you know you see these people

00:46:36.040 re-emerging and i i was thinking this this weekend how you go after the sort of ngo left-wing groups

00:46:41.800 who support so much of this right they're sort of one of the pillars or one of the legs on the stool

00:46:46.040 that create all this and i think you have you have to go justifiably for the tax-exempt statuses

00:46:51.960 it's what they did to us and they're holding a vote on legislation that would do that right now

00:46:56.520 the acl use and meltdown they're panicking over it but i think one institution in particular that we

00:47:02.360 should really be singling out is the tides foundation they not only fund the indivisible

00:47:08.120 network which is behind a lot of this resistance organizing they were behind those new york protests

00:47:13.080 they're behind a lot of the hamas cosplaying protests on college campuses too okay a public 0.68

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00:48:02.360 we did subpoena mike frontera dominion's dominion's lawyer but they found a way to not

00:48:09.800 let us have our witnesses uh what jenna did though that since at least june those bios passwords 670 of them 0.94

00:48:20.280 from 63 counties out of the 64 counties in colorado have been on the public website for the secretary

00:48:29.080 state which means they were out there for anybody to grab she should be locked up and they should

00:48:35.880 throw away the key and let me lose yeah we need a prisoner swap yeah yeah for sure so so you think

00:48:43.960 that uh this collection in colorado is definitely compromised because of the leaked passwords

00:48:51.080 oh always i mean in mesa county in me there were they were finding fraudulent ballots they were finding

00:49:02.120 uh the same person was signing the ballot envelopes and they brushed it off like it was nothing as a matter

00:49:08.760 of fact what jenna griswold did with the passwords she knew while i was going through the trial that that 0.92

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00:49:24.760 are sentencing they were out there since june but she knew about it and didn't tell the clerks about it

00:49:31.720 and now she's apologizing to the clerks she should apologize to the american people or at least the

00:49:37.960 people in colorado but there are other passwords besides just for colorado i've heard for the united

00:49:45.880 states in there for dominion machine so you think some of our other uh elections in other states can

00:49:51.480 be compromised because of leaked passwords for the dominion machines absolutely absolutely that's what's

00:49:58.280 going on with the cartel in arizona and michigan i'd love you but we gotta get you out of prison

00:50:05.240 girl we gotta get you out of prison don't be we gotta get you out of prison let's stick to the prisoner 1.00

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00:51:21.240 blind or wherever you are thank you brother free tina peters tina baby we got the prisoner swap going

00:51:27.480 you're making the most compelling argument let's not spread the machine stop we got to get you out of

00:51:32.520 prison you're one of the best people we know it's outrageous that colorado has you as a political

00:51:37.480 prisoner a gold star mother over 70 years old a hero and a patriot will work on that natalie winters

00:51:45.560 thank you very much you'll be back here tomorrow it's going to be an amazing week the senate vote

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Bannon's War Room - November 12, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 650： Retribution For MAGA; Redemption For The American People

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