Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 655： Investigating The Crimes Of The Left

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

00:00:13.840 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the authoritarians

00:00:21.600 get total control and total power because this is just like in arizona this is just like in georgia

00:00:27.360 it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and misrepresentations

00:00:32.400 this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the fight

00:00:36.720 all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your host

00:00:43.440 stephen k bannon it's monday 18 november year of our lord 2024 welcome back for the second hour of our

00:00:51.920 late afternoon early evening show julie kelly's with us she has to bounce julie they uh 0.93

00:00:57.280 when we were attacked so viciously many of us went to prison some were bankrupted people ran up

00:01:04.880 massive bills had their lives disrupted there's a thousand of the j6ers in jail i think they came 1.00

00:01:10.480 and they got the right to lifers they're in prison the school moms at the school boards just across 1.00

00:01:16.720 the board when they had control of state power they were as arrogant as you can get i never heard one

00:01:23.520 time any member of the mega uh the mega movement president trump or anybody ever said well i'm

00:01:29.760 going to leave the country uh we are americans we believe in this republic we will fight for this

00:01:34.720 republic even if it means going to jail or going to prison or being bankrupt we will never stop

00:01:40.400 these whining libs all they're talking about is getting passports go bags i mean to see them up 1.00

00:01:45.120 on these shows every night whining whining whining hey if you didn't do anything wrong not to worry the

00:01:50.640 reason they're sweating they know the crimes they have committed and they're going to be held

00:01:54.880 accountable and brought to justice julie kelly you're working on this non-stop your work over

00:02:00.320 the last four years quite frankly is going to be the lays the predicate for many of these investigations

00:02:05.760 can you tell us uh what you're working on and when you think you're going to publish it and come back

00:02:09.920 on the war room as you've done for the last i don't know four years yes well steve again thank you for

00:02:17.520 covering my work when very few outlets would do that but i want to tell you tia uh what you just

00:02:23.360 talked about i sat in those courtrooms for the last few years and i watched these smug prosecutors

00:02:32.240 these asymptomatic i've called them sadistic line prosecutors you don't know their names but i do

00:02:39.120 and i've watched how they were gratified by destroying the lives of people who they know committed no

00:02:46.880 crime who had no criminal record and more importantly steve who had no means to fight

00:02:53.040 this doj in government and they would sit there smugly knowing that these people whether it was a

00:03:00.640 veteran whether it was a police officer whether it was a grandma from florida they knew they were

00:03:06.960 sending that american to the wolves before dc juries or these reckless lawless dc judges and i would walk

00:03:17.200 out of those courtrooms and i would say to myself those degenerates are not going to win they are not

00:03:24.720 going to prevail this is not the country and the system my ancestors fought for and i'll be damned if

00:03:33.360 these prosecutors i'm not going to name names now but i will and i already am to other people they are

00:03:39.520 not going to do this to this country and to these americans so i feel gratified i feel satisfied that now

00:03:50.800 they're on the other side of this and more importantly the j6 defendants know that their tormentors 1.00

00:03:58.080 aren't the ones now being tormented to pick up on your hunted are the hunters the tormentors are

00:04:04.480 being tormented they're finding lawyers they're losing sleep they're worried their livelihoods will

00:04:10.400 be destroyed they're worried about their wives leaving them or their children abandoning them

00:04:15.680 because they will be exposed for what they've done now they are the ones on the other side and

00:04:21.680 that is something we can all be happy about yes like we say to all the folks that committed these

00:04:28.480 crimes against american citizens and american patriots tough break for some swell guys and gals 0.91

00:04:36.320 as we come after you for justice not for vengeance julie where do people go to get your reporting look

00:04:41.440 forward to have you back on here you you are a war room posse favorite well i'm happy to come on

00:04:47.600 anytime uh declassified with julie kelly it's my sub stack i've got a piece up today about this and

00:04:53.280 also real clear investigations and i spent a lot of time on x julie underscore kelly too

00:05:00.560 julie thank you so much for having on tremendous you too steve thanks

00:05:06.640 brother clark it'd be very easy to to say oh we gotta get vengeance it's not about that because we

00:05:11.600 have more important things to do this has to be done

00:05:14.800 to keep the american system right the the the lawlessness of doj and the fbi the lawlessness

00:05:22.960 of some even these state the state uh actors like tish james uh and the folks down in georgia

00:05:29.280 we have to investigate this correct we this if you're going to keep the system this has to be

00:05:34.720 totally transparent can't be any it can't be vindictive but is there any doubt in your mind that we

00:05:40.960 have to do this no and steve you know i'll use another homely analogy right this is like the

00:05:46.080 bully in the schoolyard if the bully in the schoolyard uh spends 40 years trashing people uh

00:05:53.360 you know beating them up as julie kelly was describing you know just awful treatment of

00:05:57.200 the january 6 defendants i think in many ways their due due process rights were violated i think scooping

00:06:03.040 them up in many cases violated their fourth amendment rights because there was the equivalent of a general

00:06:07.760 warrant which is what the framers didn't want to have done by you know using these electronic drag

00:06:12.960 nets for cell phones that were in the area uh and you know i think i think all of their criminal

00:06:18.800 constitutional rights in one case or another and or in one respect or another have been violated as

00:06:24.080 a result of this process so you know you can't not push back on the schoolyard bully otherwise

00:06:29.440 the bully gets worse and worse and worse and the next time the democrats are back in office they're

00:06:34.880 going to think that they really can do absolutely anything they want they're not going to have any

00:06:39.040 governing chains and that's not the system we want we we want people to exercise power responsibly we

00:06:46.080 want people to observe constitutional rights and we've gotten into like a kind of as my uh colleague

00:06:51.760 my boss russ vote describes a post-constitutional world where we have doj cooperating with big tech to

00:06:58.000 censor americans as came out from the hashtag twitter files we have them you know censoring speech about

00:07:04.080 the important covet issue which has damaged people's public health either with the vaccine

00:07:09.600 or from the the effects of the lockdown and the the economic effects of the lockdown we have you know

00:07:15.520 parents who just want to have input into what happens in their schools uh you know their children

00:07:20.640 in their schools and they're being treated as if they're national security criminals by the national

00:07:25.520 security division of the doj these are legendary uh you know violations of ordinary americans rights that

00:07:33.760 they thought would never be violated steve and it has to be investigated to the hilt otherwise we're

00:07:39.040 just going to see the lawlessness and the the stripping of our liberties continue unabated as an

00:07:44.960 advisor to president trump and to the soon-to-be attorney general matt gates do you recommend you

00:07:50.720 do that within the confines of main justice do you farm it out to a local u.s attorney or do you

00:07:57.760 appoint a special counsel and get on with it that way somebody can just focus on this this investigation

00:08:02.720 so given the arguments steve that have been made in president trump's case down in florida the mar-a-lago

00:08:09.120 case that judge cannon dismissed under two constitutional provisions the appointments clause

00:08:14.640 as to jack smith not holding a valid constitutional appointment and as to the appropriations clause right i think

00:08:21.520 that we're going to want to evaluate the existing special counsel regulations and there may be changes or

00:08:28.720 they may be you know sort of scrapping those regulations so for starters i would do it at main justice

00:08:35.120 and then i would also say that just as i believe that the uh liz cheney's and uh benny thompson's of the world

00:08:42.800 and and jamie raskins were cooperating with the garland justice department and i think the data on that's going to

00:08:48.080 come out eventually you know i there's nothing wrong with talking to uh republicans in the house and the senate

00:08:55.120 about any investigations that they set up and then you know taking any information from that and then

00:09:01.680 using that for uh further executive branch investigations uh do i have pat mcsweeney is pat mcsweeney

00:09:08.560 not he's not up yet pat is uh we have tina peters a lawyer um a couple things number one you're you're

00:09:16.400 seeing um the uh the trump proofing of these departments right now you have the trump proofing in

00:09:24.480 states where the resistance is going to be trump proofing departments particularly over in uh in

00:09:29.760 the pentagon they're pulling out uh manuals about lawful orders etc the clearly the resistance is

00:09:37.600 going to come from the administrative state in the deep state what is your recommendation to

00:09:44.000 president trump to his attorney general matt gates and to the department heads of how they handle this

00:09:50.240 so i think look there needs to be a firm hand to tell the career people that when they're given

00:09:55.520 instructions they're expected to carry them out and that you know if you're going to try nonsense of

00:10:01.200 you're receiving unconstitutional orders right not every order that uh is being issued is unconstitutional

00:10:07.280 just because they disagree with it as a policy matter and uh you know uh to general milley i'd say

00:10:12.800 you know uh and those those uh like him you know that includes uh that includes you uh then i would

00:10:19.200 also say look one of the techniques that the deep state uses as democrat administrations go out is they

00:10:25.280 try to burrow in their political appointees into the career civil service steve and i think there need

00:10:31.280 to be immediate steps taken to review all of those decisions to see whether uh you know the the law was

00:10:37.760 actually fully complied with there and those officials then need to be carefully monitored to

00:10:43.440 see if they're just trying to continue the policies of the uh biden and harris administration

00:10:49.120 and the last thing i would say is look you can't tolerate can i tell a quick anecdote about

00:10:54.320 jeff clark's in the house baby all right well i think i i have told this story once on your show

00:10:59.200 but i think it was before steve you're like the bob newhart of war room you never get too emotionally

00:11:03.840 very very low key but go ahead uh tell a story thank you so here's the here's the story um i had

00:11:10.320 a colleague who was a political appointee at the environmental protection agency and she supervised

00:11:17.040 several career employees several career managers one of them uh asked her to meet him on the weekend

00:11:24.560 in dupont circle and this is a woman who you know was either pregnant at the time i forget or had just

00:11:30.800 had her first child um you know very clearly uh you know a christian devout woman and uh he insisted on

00:11:39.840 taking her unbeknownst to her she just sort of showed up at the address uh where he was wearing

00:11:45.920 prominently a big shirt that said resistance uh you know he's meeting with his boss at a gay bar and he

00:11:54.080 clearly was trying to send a message that uh obviously he was going to resist and that uh you

00:12:00.480 know she wasn't really welcome and that uh he specifically said that look you're going to have

00:12:07.120 problems when you tell us what to do because we're really the ones who hold the the levers of power

00:12:12.640 and you know i've told that story before because i just think it's remarkable and brazen i mean

00:12:17.920 you know i had some problems with some people at the uh in the career ranks at the justice department

00:12:22.880 but no they never tried anything like that and it shows like just how out of control like the farther

00:12:28.240 you get actually from the professionalization of the justice department into some other agencies you

00:12:32.640 can really get off the charts crazy wokeism uh and resistance type behavior steve i want jack

00:12:40.000 basobic up on twitter uh and by the way pat mcsween is going to join us in a minute and brian costello

00:12:44.960 jack basobic is just tweeted out i'd like your thoughts on this um he's hearing that nsa officials

00:12:52.800 uh wendy noble she's deputy director and that's the you know the fort mead nsa um and melissa smith

00:13:00.560 chief of staff uh plan planning to lead resistance against 47 noam and gabbard and have also reached

00:13:08.640 out to others around the intelligence community to discuss sanitizing the president's daily briefing

00:13:16.880 per a white house official your thoughts steve look i i don't want to uh prejudge and especially

00:13:24.800 if i might get back to the justice department any particular person's case but i would say

00:13:29.360 what is the theory of having a civil service the theory is that they neutrally serve whatever president

00:13:36.160 sits in the chair okay and that means that that president sets the policy direction for officials

00:13:42.160 to announce that they are going to resist the policy direction of a new incoming president who is the

00:13:48.000 only official in the executive branch who is elected by the people albeit you know through the electoral

00:13:54.160 college mechanism they are not elected the president holds all of the legitimacy and a civil service

00:14:00.720 holds no legitimacy whatsoever and i believe it breaks the law if it says that it if it does disobey

00:14:07.360 uh the president and the political appointees that serve the president and carry out his agenda because

00:14:12.160 the government's so large the president can't possibly do it all and if they're not you know uh and if

00:14:18.480 they're saying that in advance that they're not going to obey that it's even worse would that be

00:14:23.120 grounds for an investigation if you were over at main justice absolutely i mean you can be dismissed for

00:14:28.320 insubordination right but if you say like across the board for entire categories of cases i intend to

00:14:34.160 be insubordinate i mean that to my mind is you know prima facie evidence sanitizing the president's

00:14:40.000 daily briefing is a fairly serious would you yes you're keeping information from the president that

00:14:46.320 he needs to have so that he can do his job effectively they're pretending as if they are the keepers

00:14:52.400 of the nation's intelligence and it's not the president and that's the reverse the president

00:14:56.480 controls the entire classification scheme he can classify or declassify whatever he wants while

00:15:01.840 it's classified you know if he asks for a briefing to evaluate what he wants to do about it that is

00:15:07.280 for him to decide it's not for them to decide for him and say we can't trust you with this information

00:15:11.600 is there anything on your mind we're going to have a massive constitutional clash about this coming in

00:15:17.520 the first or second quarter about the president as chief executive of the government the commander in

00:15:24.160 chief of the armed forces and the chief magistrate as laid out by the constitution sir look i think

00:15:31.040 they're going to try some shenanigans like russia gate again probably and then you know we're going

00:15:35.280 to have to have forcible pushback on that but in terms of like isolated incidences of uh of of

00:15:41.600 insubordination you have to deal with it rapidly you don't see you don't see a mass resistance i well

00:15:47.120 i see them trying a mass resistance but i think mass resistance tends to collapse when some people get

00:15:51.920 fired and they lose their pensions uh the french army had a solution for that maybe maybe it's too

00:15:57.280 harsh here pull it you know every tenth guy out shoot them and then it instills the the spirit of

00:16:03.040 the guys that are remaining to take get out of the trench you remember the kubrick film paths of glory

00:16:07.840 that's a metaphor by the way when they try to pull this out pat mcsweeney joins us uh pat is a uh

00:16:13.840 goes all the way back to the nixon administration as a as a republican lawyer pat thank you you're tina

00:16:19.920 peters lawyer now you guys just put out a big document about her bail or is it a bond i thought

00:16:25.920 tina peters is in prison so how are you trying to get her out i thought she was starting her nine 1.00

00:16:30.400 year sentence sir she uh requested bond or bail while her appeal is pending and the judge turned it down so

00:16:41.920 we have applied to the court of appeals in colorado for an independent decision on that bond issue

00:16:50.560 we just filed it yesterday

00:16:56.160 is she being treated rather harshly she's a gold star mother she's in her 70s i think jenna griswold

00:17:03.840 had these problems with these codes right where is it is it is she she got nine years in prison and

00:17:09.760 then they shackled her in the courtroom and dragged her off is tina peters being treated more harshly 1.00

00:17:16.640 than you would think for for what she's alleged to have done sir well let me just rattle off a few

00:17:23.600 things she's 69 years old she has no criminal record she was not convicted of any violent crime

00:17:31.680 she has no risk of flight um she had no brother the district court had no basis for denying her motion

00:17:44.480 he posited his decision on the fact that she spoke out about election integrity

00:17:50.480 and she was supported not only by three certified experts cyber experts who review the material that

00:17:57.600 she obtained from her own system she was the mesa county clerk and recorder and she was operating under a

00:18:06.320 federal duty a statutory duty a criminal statute that required her to preserve all election records

00:18:14.960 the secretary of state ordered that those records be deleted now she denies that but it's

00:18:20.000 that's a flimsy argument she ordered that they override override all of the election records after the 1.00

00:18:30.320 election knowing that was going to happen tina got a qualified expert to make forensic images 1.00

00:18:40.000 it's ironic that what they called a security breach is exactly what the secretary of state has been

00:18:45.600 guilty of guilty of just before the election passwords to the system which tina was never accused of releasing

00:18:54.880 but were released after she made those forensic images the secretary of state did the same thing and nothing of course happened

00:19:09.600 pat is it extraordinary that she's uh she's in jail given that she's not a flight risk

00:19:15.120 she's a gold star mother she's 69 years old uh and there's some dispute about the secretary of

00:19:21.120 state might have had the same problem that she's not out on appeal just as a normal course 0.99

00:19:26.160 of business here and the fact it was a non-violent crime i can't find a single criminal practitioner

00:19:33.840 who has ever faced anything like this before particularly because of her age

00:19:39.120 after 55 um there's a consensus among the corrections people and um physicians that people who are

00:19:48.480 incarcerated after age 55 see their age their aging accelerate so she is 69 and if she stays in for nine

00:19:58.640 years there's no question she will not attend her mother who's 96 her mother's demise won't even be able to 0.95

00:20:06.560 visit her mother this is outrageous where do you stand right now where do you stand right now with

00:20:16.240 going to the appeals court on uh for the uh the uh bail pending appeal when do you argue that

00:20:23.040 well there won't be a hearing on that they will rule on the papers on that it's my understanding

00:20:28.960 we have an emergency appeal that we'll file later this month on merits

00:20:38.960 we do it now but we have to have the transcript and that's not going to be available for another 20

00:20:43.680 some days so we'll have an argument on that in the court of appeals in colorado

00:20:50.080 in the meantime though unless the court of appeals grants her a motion to release her she's going to 0.89

00:20:57.520 still be in cars incarcerated

00:21:05.040 so pat how do people where do people go to find out more about this and how do people help i think

00:21:09.440 the tina peters situation has people throughout the country outraged the whole thing the the what 1.00

00:21:14.720 happened well how she tried to uh try to make sure the elections out there were fair and equitable uh

00:21:21.360 how she was rounded up like a common criminal how she's been treated the way she you know that they

00:21:26.640 came back gave her a nine-year sentence she was shackled in the courtroom and taken away

00:21:30.640 uh and she's done some uh i guess some um videos from prison people get more outraged on this every day 0.94

00:21:36.960 so uh where do people where can people go to find more information and if they can help

00:21:41.600 let me send you something steve i hesitate to give you information on the broadcast because

00:21:49.600 of the bar rules let me let me scope that out and send you a contact where people they certainly can

00:21:57.120 follow her on her website and i don't have that right in front of me she is able to communicate from

00:22:03.040 prison she's in jail she's going to be transferred to the corrections state corrections facility if we don't 0.97

00:22:10.880 get her released well we got to get her released so we'll we're the war room and the war and posse is

00:22:18.160 there to assist you guys pat are you on social media have you have you entered the 21st century yet are

00:22:23.360 you on social media i was 10 years ago before i left the firm i started in the 70s i made everybody get

00:22:32.000 on social media no and i'm sure any connection in fact i wasn't we dropped skype had to use my wife's 0.97

00:22:42.800 computer i do answer the telephone that's about it but at my age we we're allowed some indulgences

00:22:53.440 pat mcsweeney you're a good man and a brilliant lawyer you've been fighting the good cause on so

00:22:58.000 many great causes for many many decades uh people appreciate you and love you so thank you so much

00:23:02.880 for joining us tonight thanks i'll save you thanks brother full disc full disclosure pat mcsweeney is

00:23:10.800 my one of my oldest friends and his mom was my mom's i think her best friend or close to being her best

00:23:15.840 friend pat lived right down the street from me and an absolutely brilliant lawyer and a great role model

00:23:20.560 for everybody coming in the catholic community in uh in richmond virginia jeff clark you've been under the

00:23:27.440 gun for a long time the tina peter president trump's been under the gun for a long time others tina peters

00:23:34.400 is a unique situation i think in all of this a gold star mother who gave the greatest sacrifice her son

00:23:42.160 died in the line of duty for his country right they're the equivalent or looked at as almost like

00:23:47.440 the vestal virgins in in in republican rome right beyond reproach she's never had a never had a crime never

00:23:55.760 i mean nothing and because she tried to stand up for what she thought as a professional was untoward

00:24:03.360 activity about these machines in mesa county she now has nine years in a state prison sir

00:24:11.840 i think it's unconscionable and i think probably many of your viewers and listeners steve watched

00:24:17.520 the judge sentence her and give her a tongue lashing which that judge you know strikes me as

00:24:25.040 a disgrace that was totally unnecessary he seemed to have no respect for the fact that she had raised

00:24:31.760 a war hero you know as a gold star mom i think it was disgusting and look i don't understand how this

00:24:38.240 case even got off the ground steve because there is a federal statute that says you have to preserve

00:24:43.200 election records under penalty of criminal law federal criminal prosecution so why wasn't what

00:24:49.920 she did entirely privileged under that i don't i don't get it only in you know a a very blue jurisdiction

00:24:56.960 in colorado would you get a result as whacked out as saying that for trying to preserve the records she's

00:25:02.880 the one who committed the crime before i let you go your idea here on the recess appointments

00:25:09.600 on a scale from one to ten ten being metaphysical certitude it's going to be used one means we toss

00:25:18.480 it out where do you think we stand with your idea about it actually being used for these some of these

00:25:23.760 nominees i think it absolutely should be used it's a power the president has used since the dawn of the

00:25:29.440 republic steve and so why should donald trump be denied a power that all prior presidents has any

00:25:34.880 president ever forced uh no not yet that's that's that's the clark that's the clark method here you

00:25:42.080 have come up with something or you went back and researched it's available but it would be has never

00:25:47.120 been used in this history of the republic correct that that's correct but the constitution says the

00:25:51.440 power exists so it exists and what's the supreme court going to do if the power exists all you got

00:25:56.080 to do is tell trump it's never been used but it's in the constitution i think we would be lighting a

00:26:01.760 rocket that way clark uh cra where do people get you doing amazing work russ vote and the team over

00:26:07.840 there uh rusted a huge podcast day with tucker carlson that is going to be must watch russ vote of

00:26:15.760 course our beloved head of omb cra where do people get you sure i can't wait to watch that myself steve

00:26:21.840 i'm at uh jeff clark us on getter and x and at real jeff clark on truth social and we're at america

00:26:28.160 renewing.com we got that is like a jeff clark i can't wait to watch i mean it's like a that's

00:26:33.200 like a jeff clark the bob newhart of war room jeff clark love you brother thank you for coming by

00:26:41.520 and dropping dropping by clark's always up to some always thinking always thinking he's always

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00:34:38.640 one like a dog with a bone and something tells me sir there's been a sea change one in silicon

00:34:47.120 valley but number two in the imperial capital you have been after sequoia capital forever as a kind

00:34:54.340 of a rat's nest of uh chinese communist party influence peddling operation tell us what's going on 0.61

00:35:02.440 sir yes steve one it's good to see you uh two i think what mcsweeney laid out about aging and uh

00:35:09.820 when you're incarcerated i think they might want to study study you on that you look younger to me so

00:35:14.900 uh i know it i reverse stage they empowered me they what did what did he say that at that age you're

00:35:20.260 supposed to age five years for every year in nine x for every year oh 55 come on i think i have

00:35:27.940 somebody we might we might have to fund something at the nih studying you on that check this package

00:35:32.240 out come on come on dude came up more empowered than ever prison ripped costella are guys at sequoia

00:35:39.220 and people associated with them are they going to prison sir let's hit it steve i just got word that

00:35:45.260 there is an agency and we don't know which one yet there's only a few it could be is looking into

00:35:51.280 how venture capital the chinese communist party has been using venture capitalists to steal 0.92

00:35:57.660 intellectual property uh there was there was a moment here while uh while you were incarcerated

00:36:03.420 where tim waltz stood up in front of the world trying to make fun of jd vance and he said he didn't

00:36:08.220 even know what venture capital is and i'm thinking to myself he should have been watching the war room

00:36:11.820 for the last two years um but so venture capitalists who invest in companies are very important to our

00:36:18.820 ecosystem our innovation the chinese government has used this and now apparently the u.s government

00:36:24.800 after gross negligence malfeasance call it whatever you want protecting their donors are deciding within

00:36:32.040 agencies to actually look at this uh you know my my theory is knowing that you know tulsi gabbard's

00:36:39.040 coming into dhs gates is the attorney general radcliffe no no no no no she's she's coming she's coming

00:36:45.440 into dni to control all the dni will control all the things hang on for a second i i want to

00:36:51.200 since you're talking about venture capital correct me if i'm wrong i think there was a study and i

00:36:56.840 believe it was done even by the government that the chinese communist party on average roughly steals

00:37:03.480 or is given it in these joint ventures which is uh they force companies to do they extort it either

00:37:11.400 through extortion or stealing 600 billion dollars a year in intellectual property generated by american

00:37:19.180 companies and or american universities am i close have you heard that number before because i heard

00:37:23.600 the total number comes almost four or five trillion dollars of intellectual property has been stolen by

00:37:31.660 the chinese communist party or extorted in these joint ventures where they have to turn it over

00:37:36.620 have you heard that number before sir i've heard that exact number and you can't even quantify it steve

00:37:42.460 it's you know our innovation engine is our economy let's so let's take an example if you're an entrepreneur

00:37:47.600 and you want to start let's take a drone company right you want to build a particular drone company whether

00:37:52.620 it's for commercial use or private use you go and you pitch venture capitalists right and some of those

00:37:58.320 venture capitalists like mcconnell's brother-in-law's old company idg sequoia some of the other ones

00:38:04.380 have or had separate china subsidiaries so what they do is they you know get all your ideas they

00:38:10.820 get all your intellectual property and then they say oh guess what we're never going to be able to

00:38:14.840 launch this company in china so they hand it over to guys like neil shen who then builds that company in

00:38:19.980 china and uses all the intelligence from the u.s firm so you can't even quantify that right china's locked 0.98

00:38:25.780 us out in many of these sensitive areas into their market and they've wired themselves into the financial

00:38:31.380 success of the u.s market and they've wired the u.s venture capitalists into the financial success of

00:38:36.700 china and the private equity firms so 600 million is probably a safe number the damage has been

00:38:42.400 substantial that's been done to the u.s economy through this important vehicle

00:38:46.380 walk through the venture capital remember venture you kind of have angel round or somehow you got to

00:38:54.460 scrape it together then you have venture capital which is very early stage then private equity and then

00:39:00.420 you actually do maybe a last round top off before you go public ipo and then the money managers get

00:39:06.300 in and own the stock institutions on the stock the venture capitalists are absolutely central to the

00:39:12.080 entire innovation economy you're saying that sequoia showed because neil shen tell us about neil shen

00:39:18.340 you're saying sequoia and sequoia folks you should understand is considered if goldman sachs is the

00:39:23.940 premier investment bank in america maybe the world uh sequoia is considered the premier

00:39:30.240 venture capital firm correct this is not some uh bucket shop uh you know uh doing schlock deals

00:39:36.980 they they deal at the highest level uh they manage money for the biggest california calpers oregon

00:39:43.760 teachers all the premier uh all the premier retirement funds that have great returns have used these guys

00:39:52.020 for years have they not so how can you accuse something that is a platinum level in quality

00:39:58.960 of actually being with a guy like neil shen who supposedly has degrees from everywhere is a fine

00:40:04.180 upstanding citizen of being in cahoots with our biggest enemy sir yeah let's just look at sequoia so

00:40:12.280 they funded nvidia which is the largest company in the world they funded google which is one of the

00:40:16.320 largest companies in the world they funded apple which is one of the largest companies in the world so

00:40:19.960 those next companies are being created now so from 2005 to you know in large part and thanks to this

00:40:27.280 show and some others that worked closely with us until 2023 they're employing a member of the chinese

00:40:34.000 government sequoia was and he was bringing these ideas and creating these companies in china right so

00:40:39.920 he funded alibaba he funded dgi the drone company there's many companies on the military side like

00:40:46.120 unitree which makes military robotic dogs dgi the drone company that have all been funded with u.s

00:40:51.720 pension money right and even as late as 2022 guys like gavin newsom through calpers were continuing to

00:40:59.520 fund sequoia's china funds so what happens is they fund these china funds the profits then flow back

00:41:06.720 to not only the partners at sequoia but their investors and they all run cover that like hey

00:41:13.440 everything's copacetic with china so moritz you know moritz michael moritz one of the partners at

00:41:18.840 sequoia has a five billion dollar non-profit and you can go look at his forms and what is he funding he's

00:41:26.160 funding you know the aclu the american civils liberty union to shut down the doj china program

00:41:31.800 which the biden administration did you know uh several months into it he's funding a bunch of

00:41:38.620 immigration ngos that are taking illegal immigrants to the registration voting part this is all being 0.98

00:41:43.520 done with china profit

00:41:44.700 why do you say now you're hearing in in the community that there is a an agency that's actually

00:41:55.320 starting to investigate because it's done in broad daylight i mean this is not this is not people in

00:42:01.240 silicon valley know this people in the military industrial uh industry know this people that

00:42:07.740 know china and the ccp know this this is not this is hidden in broad daylight people know capitol hill 0.52

00:42:13.660 and how the money's washing back in here to capitol hill uh finally you're saying an agency is

00:42:20.160 investigating this why would they do it now is this because is this because trump's now coming you have

00:42:26.440 tulsi gabbard oversee all the intelligence agency or a guy like ratcliffe will be at cia or pete

00:42:32.040 hexeth a disruptor will be a dod or a guy like matt gates will be i know your frustration is fbi and

00:42:39.280 doj uh with lisa monaco and the people at the fbi um now that you're going to have you know uh todd

00:42:46.400 um president trump's lawyer over there as dag and you're going to have maybe i don't know potentially

00:42:52.080 cash patel is either the deputy or the head of the fbi is that what you think this uh you know

00:42:57.440 todd blanche coming in is this why you're having this new energy looking at sequoia where for so

00:43:03.060 many years has been dormant yeah it's people it's listen it's you know almost cabinet level people

00:43:09.420 that would need to open these investigations right so what i believe is happening is they've

00:43:13.920 turned the other way on this stuff for so long now they want to open an investigation so when these

00:43:18.660 new people come in and they say what were you doing here i mean i have an anecdotal example just

00:43:23.260 like uh jeff clark did when i was in the fbi uh giving them billions in capital market crimes

00:43:29.700 by neil shen and his cohorts i i was interviewed by two fbi agents who were working with the doj

00:43:35.960 and literally they're out of the washington field office and when i went in and looked up their

00:43:39.940 backgrounds what did you find they were focused on putting people from january 6th in jail

00:43:44.520 so you had literally a national security issue billions in capital market crimes and the agents

00:43:51.060 that should have been on this full time were putting you know grandma and hell for using the 0.98

00:43:56.000 bathroom and i can give you the actual names like this is this was what the priority was that was set

00:44:00.860 yeah oh no you have so sequoia capital and all the flunkies have sold our country out

00:44:07.060 for money for cash money understand that one of the first guys through the door

00:44:14.180 on the afternoon of 20 january of 2025 will be brian costello to tell his tale

00:44:21.060 to a new reformulated reformed slightly justice department with new people and also over at

00:44:29.560 uh the fbi this is going to be a high action item because we're tired of having we're tired of

00:44:36.660 having our country sold out by venture capitalists and people in capital markets brian costello your

00:44:41.920 thoughts yeah i mean this this rolls right up to two people that were very conflicted in this process

00:44:47.660 lisa monaco and jake sullivan right jake sullivan and the national security council and kurt campbell

00:44:54.060 were the ones that eventually went in and broke up sequoia so they knew there was a problem there

00:44:58.140 and instead of using the apparatus and the instruments that they're supposed to use they

00:45:02.800 went in and uh warned them and and broke off the china arms so kujo's for doing it but it's not the 0.98

00:45:08.900 way you and i would have been wouldn't have been treated like that right and this all rolled right

00:45:13.100 up to lisa monaco and her former chief of staff is the head legal person for sequoia and and you

00:45:20.960 know thankfully he hasn't landed we had kevin mccarthy could have done something about this and

00:45:25.360 what did he did what did he do he fired all the people investigating it in house intel with mike

00:45:30.220 turner yeah derrick derrick harvey and put mike turner the uh was it from dayton ohio the vestry

00:45:36.640 men who who suppressed this lisa monaco you're dirty lawyer up baby because somebody may be coming 0.65

00:45:44.500 to investigate you on so many different fronts but put sequoia capital on your bingo card

00:45:49.420 because we're coming for you for sequoia capital and all the partners of sequoia capital you guys

00:45:55.680 are dirty you sold this country out to the chinese chemist party and uh judgment day is coming costella 1.00

00:46:02.740 i strongly recommend you up your security brother where do people find you on your particularly on

00:46:08.300 twitter formerly known as x yeah on x it's just bp costella i've still tried to keep some parts of my

00:46:16.520 life simple steve yeah up your up your uh up your security we can make some recommendations brian

00:46:24.240 costella you're a patriot and a hero thank you steve

00:46:27.400 the selling out of this uh country uh by these uh financiers venture capitalists hedge fund managers

00:46:40.920 you know it was tweet charlie gasparino put out that that president trump has now reached out and

00:46:48.240 looking for advice from larry fink for who should be uh i don't know national economic council nec and also

00:46:56.020 secretary treasury you know we're the biggest supporters of president trump the show has had his back

00:47:03.060 will have his back to all these confirmations but yo yo larry fink may be the railhead for everything

00:47:12.400 that's wrong with wall street from dei to climate to everything he tried to force the companies to do

00:47:18.520 i mean mr president please please you're killing us try anybody but larry fink but listen the oligarchs

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Bannon's War Room - November 19, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 655： Investigating The Crimes Of The Left

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