Bannon's War Room - February 11, 2025


WarRoom Battleground EP 704： Trump Seizes Control Of The Kennedy Center


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Roger Kimball joins me to talk about his new book, "The Long March Through the Institutions: How To Take Over America's Most Powerful Cultural Institutions" and to discuss the impact of the Trump administration on the world economy.

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00:00:00.000 Why do you want to be chairman of the Kennedy Center board?
00:00:18.000 Because I want to make sure it runs properly.
00:00:21.000 We don't need woke at the Kennedy Center.
00:00:23.000 We don't need...
00:00:24.000 Some of the shows were terrible.
00:00:26.000 They were a disgrace that they were even put on.
00:00:28.000 So I'll be there until such time as it gets to be running right.
00:00:32.000 Have you seen any shows there?
00:00:33.000 How do you know they're terrible?
00:00:34.000 I didn't go.
00:00:35.000 No, I got reports that were so bad I didn't want to...
00:00:37.000 I didn't want to go.
00:00:38.000 There was nothing I wanted to see.
00:00:40.000 Thank you very much, everybody.
00:00:44.000 Okay.
00:00:45.000 Welcome.
00:00:46.000 Monday, 10 February, Year of Alert 2025.
00:00:49.000 I cut out a traditional open because we've got to get to it.
00:00:53.000 I've got Shali Kumar is going to join us here shortly to talk about Modi.
00:00:58.000 My favorite.
00:00:59.000 The greatest nationalists in the world, right?
00:01:02.000 And a guy that tremendously admires President Trump and they work together as a team.
00:01:06.000 Howdy Modi.
00:01:07.000 I think it was down in Houston a couple of years ago.
00:01:11.000 Biggest event President Trump had been to except when he went to India.
00:01:14.000 Massive.
00:01:15.000 The love for President Trump over there.
00:01:17.000 So the huge meeting this week.
00:01:19.000 We're going to cover it kind of wall to wall because just the nation of India, the people
00:01:25.000 are just absolutely fantastic.
00:01:26.000 Modi's an example for everybody throughout the world.
00:01:29.000 Also, Forest Zoo is going to be here.
00:01:32.000 News coming out of the Chinese Communist Party in Beijing, the Financial Times, trade war.
00:01:37.000 They're coming out with retaliatory terrorists, but they got a little bad news and it's becoming
00:01:43.000 a reality.
00:01:44.000 And their soft economy is an implosion, a demographic implosion among the Chinese people. 0.97
00:01:51.000 But I want to start with Roger Kimball.
00:01:54.000 Roger, in a minute I'm going to have – there's two things I want to go through.
00:01:57.000 One, you are the author in the – on the conservative side of taking – I think it's Gramsci's,
00:02:04.000 The Long March Through the Institutions.
00:02:06.000 And you laid out in this magnificent book how the left went through the institutions of
00:02:11.000 our country.
00:02:12.000 We're seeing it today and I think people are shocked.
00:02:14.000 Trump's doing a forced march through the institutions with Doge, Elon Musk and himself
00:02:21.000 and also with Russ Vogt and the other team.
00:02:23.000 First off, let's go to the thesis of your book.
00:02:25.000 What was Gramsci talking about?
00:02:26.000 What was the long march through the institutions originally that got us in this shape?
00:02:30.000 And then I want you to comment and make observations on what do you think about Doge, Elon Musk
00:02:35.000 President Trump's effort?
00:02:36.000 Right.
00:02:37.000 So the long march – and you're right, Antonio Gramsci popularized that phrase.
00:02:43.000 The long march was poached upon Mao Zedong's phrase, the long march.
00:02:50.000 But the idea was that if you really want to get the revolution going, what you need to
00:02:56.000 do is occupy the commanding heights of the culture.
00:03:01.000 So this long march through the institutions that people like Herbert Marcuse, the Frankfurt
00:03:08.000 School Marxist and others popularized was the idea that if we're going to foment revolution
00:03:16.000 in America, what we need to do is, first of all, take over the cultural institutions, the educational
00:03:24.000 institutions, the churches, the whole potpourri of cultural institutions like museums, like
00:03:33.000 the Kennedy Center, for example.
00:03:37.000 And once we occupy those, then we have control of the young people and we can do with them 1.00
00:03:46.000 as we will.
00:03:47.000 And of course, the educational institutions were perhaps the most potent form of sabotage
00:03:55.000 of our culture.
00:03:56.000 So it's very important that in this forced march, as you put it, we don't neglect the high
00:04:04.000 schools, even the primary schools and the university systems because that is the crucible whereby
00:04:13.000 these horrible ideas are allowed to germinate and take over our society.
00:04:20.000 Now, I have to say, I think low.
00:04:25.000 But I did not think low enough, as it turns out, what has been going on in this country,
00:04:30.000 as we've discovered over the last, well, the last three weeks, today is the anniversary
00:04:36.000 of the third week anniversary of Trump's inauguration.
00:04:41.000 It's things are always worse than you think, as they say.
00:04:45.000 And I mean, I knew about, you know, that there was corruption and abuse, but the what has
00:04:51.000 been uncovered at USAID, for example, the Treasury Department, it's absolutely breathtaking.
00:05:00.000 And this is just the proverbial tip of the iceberg.
00:05:04.000 I mean, USAID, why did they spend $14 million handing out cash payments to illegal migrants
00:05:12.000 at our southern border?
00:05:13.000 Why did they spend $15 million sending condoms to the Taliban? 0.92
00:05:18.000 I mean, it sounds almost ridiculous.
00:05:20.000 Why did they spend $7 million to fund a series of, a speaker series in Canada of BIPOC people?
00:05:31.000 Why did the Treasury Department have all these Social Security numbers that were not deduplicated?
00:05:38.000 What that means is that you could have hundreds, thousands of people with the same Social Security
00:05:44.000 number.
00:05:45.000 Now, why would you want that?
00:05:46.000 Well, because you'd hand them out to favored people, for example, illegal migrants, and then
00:05:52.000 they would be able to cross the border, get various privileges in this country.
00:05:59.000 By the way, which our citizens don't get.
00:06:04.000 The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, pointed out that what these illegal migrants are getting
00:06:11.000 far exceeds what is available to our own citizens.
00:06:16.000 So I expect this process to be rapid and regime changing.
00:06:25.000 By regime changing, I mean the woke regime of the administrative state.
00:06:32.000 I think it's all over for these guys.
00:06:35.000 And the little twitterings of district judges like the Obama-appointed Paul Engelmeyer are going to signify for nothing.
00:06:46.000 Whether you have Pam Bondi in as the Attorney General, this is not going anywhere.
00:06:51.000 Basically, I believe what Trump is probably going to do is a variation on what Andrew Jackson is said to have done in his dispute with Chief Justice Marshall back in, I think it was 1834.
00:07:06.000 Yeah.
00:07:07.000 Roger.
00:07:08.000 Roger.
00:07:09.000 Roger.
00:07:10.000 Roger.
00:07:11.000 Hang on.
00:07:12.000 Hang on one second.
00:07:13.000 I got to continue this.
00:07:14.000 And we got to go in depth.
00:07:15.000 I'm going to go now to the White House.
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00:11:39.000 You know, Doug, everybody, I think.
00:11:46.000 He was in charge of the fake impeachment hearings.
00:11:50.000 Remember?
00:11:51.000 That I won.
00:11:52.000 Very conclusively.
00:11:53.000 Fake charges by the radical left Democrats.
00:11:58.000 Okay.
00:11:59.000 Next, sir.
00:12:01.000 The federal executive institute is a program that was set up during the Johnson administration to train senior-level government bureaucrats.
00:12:10.000 As you've identified repeatedly in the last few years, the senior levels of our federal government are not adequately serving as stewards of taxpayer dollars.
00:12:20.000 So we're recommending zeroing out that program effectively.
00:12:25.000 We're actually getting rid of a few programs that are just a waste.
00:12:30.000 Just really a waste.
00:12:32.000 Thank you, sir.
00:12:33.000 Next, we have an executive order relating to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
00:12:39.000 As you've repeatedly identified, the way that this act has been enforced over the years has been devastating to American business opportunities and business competitiveness abroad.
00:12:49.000 We are essentially ordering the Department of Justice to use its prosecutorial discretion in a way to ameliorate the negative effects of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to allow Americans to do business abroad and to allow our foreign partners to do business with Americans without fearing unjust prosecution.
00:13:08.000 And for those of you that know this, it turned out to be, it sounds good on paper, but in practicality, it's a disaster.
00:13:16.000 It means that if an American goes over to a foreign country and starts doing business over there legally, legitimately or otherwise, it's almost a guaranteed investigation, indictment.
00:13:29.000 And nobody wants to do business with the Americans because of it. 0.99
00:13:32.000 Nobody wants to do business.
00:13:34.000 They say, look, we can deal with China. 0.92
00:13:36.000 They can do whatever they want.
00:13:37.000 We can deal with Russia. 0.93
00:13:38.000 We can deal with anybody.
00:13:39.000 And we have a normal life.
00:13:41.000 You deal with America.
00:13:42.000 The FBI gets over there.
00:13:43.000 They don't investigate death and murders on the street in New York and Los Angeles.
00:13:49.000 They go over and investigate a business guy trying to do business.
00:13:52.000 So it made it very, very hard from a practical standpoint to make deals.
00:13:58.000 They want to deal with the Americans, but they don't want to be under investigation every time they speak to an American, every time an American makes a phone call to somebody in a different country.
00:14:08.000 It's a disaster for this country.
00:14:11.000 And the I guess it was a Jimmy Carter concept.
00:14:15.000 And it sounds so good, but it's so bad.
00:14:19.000 It hurts the country.
00:14:20.000 And many, many deals are unable to be made because of it.
00:14:23.000 Nobody wants to do business because they don't want to feel like every time they pick up a phone, they're going to jail.
00:14:29.000 So we'll sign this and it takes courage to sign it because you only get bad publicity when you sign it.
00:14:36.000 It sounds so nice.
00:14:37.000 The title is so lovely, but it's an absolutely horror show for America.
00:14:43.000 So we're signing it because that's what we have to do to make it good.
00:14:56.000 Okay.
00:14:57.000 Thank you.
00:14:58.000 It's an important one.
00:14:59.000 It's going to mean a lot more business for America.
00:15:04.000 Okay.
00:15:05.000 Thank you, sir.
00:15:06.000 Next, this is an executive order relating to the use of paper straws.
00:15:10.000 As you've consistently identified, nobody really likes paper straws.
00:15:14.000 Number one trending.
00:15:15.000 Can you believe it?
00:15:16.000 A paper show is number one trending for three days or something.
00:15:20.000 The environmental impact of plastic straws versus paper straws is entirely unclear.
00:15:25.000 We're going back to plastic straws.
00:15:26.000 These things don't work.
00:15:31.000 I've had them many times.
00:15:32.000 And on occasion, they break.
00:15:33.000 They explode.
00:15:34.000 If something's hot, they don't last very long.
00:15:37.000 Like a matter of minutes.
00:15:38.000 Sometimes a matter of seconds.
00:15:39.000 It's a ridiculous situation.
00:15:43.000 So we're going back to plastic straws.
00:15:44.000 I think it's okay.
00:15:46.000 And you've got a pretty strong thing.
00:15:47.000 And I think it's okay.
00:15:48.000 But the most important thing is to make things, it impacts, and it really is something that
00:15:49.000 affects ordinary Americans in their everyday lives.
00:15:50.000 We're going back to plastic straws.
00:15:51.000 These things don't work.
00:15:52.000 I've had them many times.
00:15:53.000 And on occasion, they break.
00:15:56.000 They explode.
00:15:57.000 they explode if something's hot they don't last very long like a matter of minutes
00:16:02.520 sometimes a matter of seconds it's a ridiculous situation so
00:16:07.400 we're going back to plastic straws i think it's okay
00:16:20.920 and i don't think that plastic's going to affect a shark very much as they're eating
00:16:25.720 as they're munching their way through the ocean okay thank you sir next we have uh a full and
00:16:32.120 unconditional pardon for former governor rob blagojevich of the state of illinois good it's
00:16:37.720 my honor to do it i've watched him he was set up by a lot of bad people some of the same people that
00:16:45.000 i had to deal with he wasn't quite as successful but he had somebody that saw what was going on i
00:16:51.160 didn't know him other than i believe he was on the apprentice for a little while he was a just a
00:16:57.160 very nice person he had a fantastic wife she fought like hell to get him out he was given a sentence of 0.81
00:17:04.760 like 18 years and uh it was a sort of a terrible injustice they just were after him they go after
00:17:14.920 a lot of people these are bad people on the other side so i think he's a just a very fine person
00:17:22.680 and this shouldn't have happened and it shouldn't have happened to him and
00:17:27.080 let him have a normal life and let him go out and do what he has to do
00:17:30.040 so uh i'm signing this is a full pardon rod blagojevich mr president are you considering him for
00:17:38.680 ambassador to serbia uh no but i would i mean he's now cleaner than anybody in this room
00:17:47.400 you got a pardon he's cleaner than anybody in the room okay thank you sir uh next in 2018
00:17:55.720 you imposed uh odd valorem uh duties tariffs on imports of steel at a 25 percent rate since that
00:18:03.640 time a large number of exclusions and exceptions uh to that uh tariff rule have have been implemented
00:18:10.680 uh because of the the damage to the united states steel industry that those exceptions and exclusions
00:18:16.760 have imposed uh we're now uh this order would reimpose that 25 percent odd valorem tariff rate
00:18:23.720 on imports of steel uh and it's presented for your signature now okay do you understand what that
00:18:30.440 means um it's a big deal it's a big deal this is the beginning of making america rich again
00:18:39.880 mr secretary do you have anything to say just as you know howard is uh secretary of commerce doing
00:18:52.600 a fantastic job and what do you have to say about it so when you imposed uh the tariffs the first time
00:19:02.680 you added 120 000 jobs and since that time it's been picked away and nicked away and excluded away
00:19:11.240 and we've lost 107 000 jobs and remember these aren't just general jobs these are steel workers
00:19:17.320 in america and now you're going to bring them back you're going to bring those 120 000 jobs back to
00:19:22.920 america you are the president who's standing up for the american steel worker and i am just tremendously
00:19:29.160 impressed and delighted to stand next year mr president president so let me just uh make a
00:19:36.600 statement and essentially we're this is another way of saying we're doing a 25 tariff on steel and
00:19:45.240 aluminum so the failed american trade policies have led our once incredible united states steel and
00:19:52.440 aluminum industries once incredible that's once incredible not now but they're they're not bad i saved
00:19:58.280 them because of my first term totally saved them if i didn't do what i did i put massive
00:20:04.200 tariffs not the highest level but pretty pretty massive tariffs we got uh we took in a lot of money
00:20:10.200 and we took in a lot of jobs but uh we were being pummeled by both friend and foe alike our nation
00:20:18.920 requires steel and aluminum to be made in america not in foreign lands we need to create in order to
00:20:25.000 protect our country's future resurgence of u.s manufacturing and production the likes of which
00:20:31.240 has not been seen for many decades it's time for our great industries to come back to america i want
00:20:37.640 to back to america this is the first of many and you know what i mean by that we're going to be doing
00:20:43.560 others on other subjects topics protecting our steel and aluminum industries is a must and today i'm
00:20:51.080 simplifying our tariffs and steel and aluminum so that everyone can understand exactly what it means
00:20:56.760 it's 25 percent without exceptions or exemptions and that's all countries no matter where it comes from
00:21:03.400 all countries if made in the united states however united states of america there is no tariff zero
00:21:11.640 so if it's made in the united states there is no tariff all you have to do is make it in the united
00:21:17.560 states we don't need it from another country as an example canada uh if we make it in the united states
00:21:23.880 we don't need it to be made in canada we'll have the jobs that's why canada should be our 51st state
00:21:29.720 we'll bring back industries and we'll bring back our jobs and we'll make america industry great again
00:21:35.240 so essentially we're putting on a 25 tariff without exception on all uh aluminum and all steel
00:21:44.040 and uh it's going to mean a lot of businesses are going to be opening in the united states now we're
00:21:49.320 going to be meeting over the next four week period maybe on a weekly basis and maybe we'll do a couple
00:21:55.560 of them uh at different times and maybe together but we'll be talking about other subjects like cars
00:22:04.040 we'll be talking about uh drugs and pharmaceuticals we'll be discussing chips
00:22:09.800 and uh we're going to be uh doing some other things in addition to that all which will bring
00:22:18.520 in a lot of jobs into our country cars is going to be a very big one and a very important one and america
00:22:25.720 is going to be stronger than it ever was before okay so uh are you finished with everything i think
00:22:31.400 we have aluminum still okay let's go so with respect to aluminum similarly to steel since 2018 a large
00:22:37.800 number of exceptions and exemptions have been added into the law this eliminates all of those and
00:22:42.440 also increases the odd valorem tariff rate uh from 10 to 25 percent mostly the last part is the most
00:22:51.000 important uh right would you say totally so basically this is aluminum the same thing no exceptions no
00:22:58.440 nothing and uh it's going to bring our aluminum business back and may go higher i mean frankly it may
00:23:04.680 go higher and we're going to also be talking about uh we're going to be talking about things over the
00:23:11.160 next three weeks that i think will be uh amazing for our country amazing for our jobs and will bring us
00:23:19.880 to a new level of prosperity and i think frankly our uh allies and our enemies all over the world expected
00:23:29.080 this they really expected it for years they really expected it sometime during the biden administration
00:23:35.800 but they didn't do anything as you know i put i put tariffs on china we took in hundreds of billions
00:23:41.640 of dollars with those tariffs and biden wasn't able to get them out he tried to but it was too much money
00:23:47.560 he couldn't do it and uh we're going to be doing a very concise and you know very uh very it's going to
00:23:54.440 be good and i don't think if if done properly and we're going to try and do that uh we don't want
00:24:00.200 it to hurt other countries but they've been taking advantage of us for years and years and years
00:24:07.080 and they've charged us terrorists most of them have charged us almost everyone i would say almost
00:24:12.200 without exception definitely they've charged us we haven't charged them and uh it's time to be
00:24:17.720 reciprocal so very very you'll be hearing that word a lot reciprocal if they charge us we
00:24:24.120 charge them if they're at 25 we're at 25 if they're at 10 we're at 10 and if they're much higher
00:24:29.320 than 25 that's what we are too so uh that's having to do with everything that's not just steel and aluminum
00:24:37.320 but we'll be discussing that over the next couple of weeks but we will be looking at uh chips and we
00:24:43.640 will be looking at cars and we're going to be looking at pharmaceuticals and there'll be a couple of
00:24:49.400 other things also in addition that'll be the president uh steel workers have said that they
00:24:56.760 support this move what would you say to american consumers who are worried that prices that they
00:25:01.000 do support this move i love the steel makers that's good of course they because they want to save their
00:25:06.760 businesses u.s steel will now be a very valuable company anybody that makes steel is going to be great
00:25:12.920 anybody that works in big steel is going to be very happy what do you say to consumers who are
00:25:17.960 worried about prices oh i don't think you're going to know you're going to ultimately have a price
00:25:21.800 reduction because they're going to make their steel here there's not going to be any tariff
00:25:25.400 these foreign companies will move to the united states will make their steel and aluminum in the
00:25:30.200 united states ultimately it'll be cheaper but we'll also have jobs many many more jobs
00:25:36.440 sir what are you looking at in terms of tariffs on cars and chips well we're looking at numbers and
00:25:41.000 we'll be coming up with a number but uh we have we make some of the finest cars in the world and
00:25:48.520 some companies prohibit us from selling those cars in their countries but they sell
00:25:53.320 us cars they send cars to us and we don't do that we charge nothing or two and a half percent
00:25:59.240 and they'll be charging a hundred percent they'll be charging much more than that if you look at some of
00:26:04.280 them so um i think those days are over but we'll be announcing on other things such as cars uh we
00:26:13.400 got some other things we'll be doing but the biggest thing is reciprocal we want tariffs to be fair
00:26:19.560 if they charge if they charge us we charge them uh we'll be doing uh reciprocal over the next
00:26:27.720 i would say two days don't you think two days yeah maybe mr president the australian prime minister has
00:26:33.560 said that you are considering an exemption from australia on steel is that correct uh i just spoke to
00:26:39.240 him a very fine man and he uh has a surplus i mean we have a surplus with australia one of the few
00:26:47.320 and the reason is they buy a lot of airplanes they are rather far away and they need lots of airplanes and
00:26:53.640 we actually have a surplus it's one of the only countries which we do and i told him that uh that's
00:26:59.400 something that we will give great consideration to and would you consider one for the uk as well
00:27:03.880 well we have a huge deficit with the uk big difference you don't have a deficit with argentina
00:27:09.240 is that country also we have a uh a deficit with a little deficit with argentina almost with every
00:27:15.960 country but australia because of the airplanes they buy a lot of airplanes uh there's a little bit of a
00:27:22.280 surplus if other countries retaliate i don't mind what is your plan for for example farmers last term
00:27:30.920 you well the farmers are going to be helped greatly yeah the farmers are going to be helped greatly
00:27:36.200 because um when they're not going to be dumping everything into our country this would be a great
00:27:42.120 bill for farmers and in terms of retaliation if they retaliate it's as i said uh it's reciprocal
00:27:50.600 so if they raise it a little bit then we raise it automatically so i don't think it helps for
00:27:55.320 them to retaliate but also remember this they can't really retaliate because we're the piggy bank
00:28:00.760 we're the piggy bank but if we don't do this we won't be the piggy bank for long we won't be
00:28:05.880 much of a country i think it's terrible look i looked at the hostages that came in
00:28:15.960 and they're emaciated it looked like uh something out of the 1930s it's an absolute disgrace and i
00:28:27.000 think they saw the way the world viewed it and they're looking for a reason not to send more because
00:28:32.040 they're all you take a look at that it looks like it was looked like it was a concentration camp which
00:28:37.160 essentially it was uh it looks like they came out of the holocaust and uh what a sad thing one of them 0.96
00:28:45.880 was uh a young man good-looking guy a little bit a little bit heavier than perhaps he could have been
00:28:53.800 and now he looks like he's uh not even recognizable not even recognized look uh i can tell you that
00:29:06.040 those people have been badly hurt both mentally and physically i'm talking about the young women
00:29:12.520 that came out also previously and i think one of the reasons they're doing this is because they're
00:29:17.720 probably sending the best what you see is probably the best because they want to uh send people that
00:29:25.640 look at least healthy and that's not healthy these people have been badly hurt they've been interviewed
00:29:33.000 by our representatives they've been interviewed by israeli representatives and uh they're really
00:29:38.920 hurting they are really hurting mentally and physically and i think hamas is looking at that and
00:29:45.080 say well it's not going to get much better than that because they probably send out their best as
00:29:49.960 a representative and they've got more to send out and they probably feel that they can't do that
00:29:57.320 because it's not going to make them look very good is the delay that sir should the ceasefire then be off
00:30:05.320 well i would say this and i'm going to let that because that's israel's decision but uh as far as i'm
00:30:10.600 concerned if all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12 o'clock i think it's an appropriate
00:30:17.480 time i would say cancel it and all bets are off and uh let hell break out i'd say they ought to be
00:30:26.200 returned by 12 o'clock on saturday and if they're not returned all of them not in drips and drabs not two
00:30:32.360 and one and three and four and two uh saturday at 12 o'clock and after that i would say uh
00:30:45.000 all hell is going to break out and i don't think they're going to do it i think a lot of them are
00:30:49.080 dead i think a lot of the hostages are dead i think uh it's a great it's a great human tragedy what's
00:30:58.280 what's happened how people can be uh that mean to do i mean the one guy was laughing when uh when a
00:31:07.720 hostage he thought his his uh family was alive found out the family was dead and the his captor so to
00:31:16.120 speak his captor started laughing because he thought it was so funny you know this is this is a different
00:31:22.040 group of people no i would say saturday at 12 we want them all back i'm speaking for myself israel can
00:31:27.880 override it but from myself saturday at 12 o'clock and if they're not if they're not here all hell 0.58
00:31:35.880 is going to break out mr president this weekend you said that palestinians would not be guaranteed
00:31:43.000 the right to return to gaza if the u.s were to develop it what did you mean by that we've spoken
00:31:48.440 to a lot of palestinians they would love to leave gaza if they could find a place to be and i've spoken to
00:31:54.680 various leaders of various countries in the not so you know distant area from where we're talking about
00:32:01.720 the gaza strip and i think they were very positive about providing land what we need is land and if we
00:32:09.800 could build a nice place for people to live safely everybody in gaza would do it they've been persecuted
00:32:17.480 they've been they've been spit on they've been treated like trash and they would love to get out
00:32:23.400 of gaza but until now they never had an alternative now they have an alternative and as far as hamas is
00:32:29.880 concerned you're seeing the real hamas now with the hostages
00:32:36.760 who are you from where the walsh journal sir yeah the jordanian leader is coming in to see you
00:32:42.280 yeah uh folks in jordan have expressed tomorrow taking in more uh gazas more palestinians how do you
00:32:49.080 how do you want to convince him to do otherwise i think he'll take i mean i do think he'll take and
00:32:53.240 i think other countries will take also they have good hearts i think they'll take but what about the
00:32:58.200 palestinians who just won't leave we've spoken our team has spoken they're all going to leave 1.00
00:33:03.000 when they have a place that's a better alternative when they have a nice place that's safe they're all
00:33:07.640 going to leave it's a hellhole right now but how are you so sure will the u.s force them to leave
00:33:14.120 you're going to see that they're all going to want to leave
00:33:16.120 look you know who knows are they alive are they not alive but i saw the condition when i saw the
00:33:30.040 condition of the last ones that came out and the women too everybody the one woman had her hand blown 1.00
00:33:35.880 off because she was trying to stop a bullet being fired at her okay what kind of a situation is that
00:33:42.840 you saw her um i just think it's time to either you release everybody they're not going to be alive
00:33:50.840 right now based on what i saw over the last two days they're not going to be alive for long saturday
00:33:58.760 at 12 o'clock and after that it's uh going to be a different ball game mr president when you say all
00:34:05.960 hell is going to break loose are you speaking about retaliation from you'll find out and they'll find out too
00:34:12.600 hamas will find out what i mean mr president they're going to find out what i mean these are
00:34:17.720 sick people and they'll find out what i mean saturday at 12 but no involvement from the west bank
00:34:24.680 are they going to be relocated to right now no right now they're there and i assume they want to remain
00:34:31.320 there it's different they're there it's never been like what we're talking about with the gaza strip
00:34:36.440 so you're going to continue you have no no no no plans sir mr president regarding the consumer
00:34:41.880 financial protection bureau democrats including elizabeth morin have said that by freezing it it's
00:34:46.920 getting big banks and giant corporations the green light yeah pocahontas pocahontas is the fake
00:34:54.040 the faker uh you know that was set up to destroy people she used that as her little uh personal 1.00
00:35:01.480 agency to go around and destroy people and she's a fake just like she said she was an indian and 1.00
00:35:08.840 she wasn't an indian you have more indian blood in you than she has uh she went to college based on 0.86
00:35:15.720 the fact that she was an indian she got jobs based on the fact that she was an indian she's a fake 1.00
00:35:21.800 that was that was set up to destroy some very good people
00:35:25.480 and uh and it worked i mean it worked a lot of a lot of great people i'll tell you before i ever
00:35:32.520 heard the term people would come up to me in the midwest and areas that say sir i'm being destroyed
00:35:38.520 by them they they use that to destroy people she's a nasty woman she's a really nasty woman 1.00
00:35:45.320 despite her phony beer commercial um now uh we did the right things that was a very important thing to
00:35:52.680 get rid of and it was also a waste i mean number one it was a bad group of people running it but
00:35:58.760 it was also a waste if you looked at when she really ran it wow that was a vicious group of 1.00
00:36:04.760 people they really destroyed a lot of people can you confirm it's uh your goal is to have it totally
00:36:08.920 eliminated yeah because we're trying to get rid of waste fraud and abuse what's next and and didn't
00:36:15.960 i hear that somebody made like 38 million dollars or something running uh a little agency what was
00:36:22.200 her name what was her name and what did she do and what was what was that all about all the money that 0.99
00:36:27.800 she made does anybody know okay yeah brian go ahead good to see you uh the latest cbs poll has your
00:36:34.520 approval ratings at an all-time high despite all these controversial subjects and executive orders that
00:36:41.080 you're doing want to get your thoughts on that how you've really connected to mainstream america
00:36:46.280 yeah i have high approval ratings because i'm you know i'm using common sense whether it's uh getting
00:36:53.400 men out of women's sports i mean have you seen what goes on with the boxers and with the weightlifters
00:36:59.960 and with the swimmers and everything that's so ridiculous and i think it's a 90 issue and you know
00:37:06.840 the amazing thing the democrats are still fighting for it it's crazy it's crazy i think we should go
00:37:11.400 to congress also have that cemented and you know make it indelible uh but we you know it's uh to me
00:37:19.480 it's all common sense who wants an open border where where prisons are dumped into our country where
00:37:24.760 prisoners are led into our country many of whom are murderers like many of whom murdered far more than
00:37:30.360 one person and they're now roaming our country who wants that i mean it's uh it's terrible 0.59
00:37:36.680 steve i'd like you to say a couple of words about it yes well as you know mr president since you
00:37:41.720 issued your day one executive orders border crossings are down approximately 95 percent you talk to
00:37:48.120 agents on the line in their entire careers they've never seen crossing days as low as what they're
00:37:53.000 experiencing right now the cartels in fact are enormously frustrated because they've never seen a
00:37:58.600 clampdown like this before in american history there are people who working at border patrol back when it was
00:38:02.920 in the 80s and 90s in the 80s and 90s they've never seen a date like this that's because you've mobilized
00:38:07.880 the 10th mounted division the marines the entire u.s military they're erecting physical miles of barrier
00:38:13.880 temporary and ultimately permanent every single day you have all of your border agents pushed at the front
00:38:18.760 line they're not doing the humanitarian processing quote unquote that biden was doing they're doing
00:38:23.720 law enforcement and national security they're interdicting weapons and drugs they're interdicting violent high-threat
00:38:29.720 criminals and the u.s military is repatriating illegal immigrants at a pace and a skill that has never 0.92
00:38:35.560 occurred before in american history and those who are committing human trafficking and child
00:38:39.480 trafficking are being prosecuted for felony offenses and they'll be doing hard time in jail there's
00:38:44.520 never been a lockdown like what you have implemented through your orders and vision since you took the
00:38:48.600 oath of office what's what's your thoughts on doge wednesday at 10 a.m we're having our first subcommittee
00:38:53.160 yeah yeah before i discuss that i just want to add to what steve said and we want people to come
00:38:59.800 into our country but we want them to come in legally they have to go through a process 1.00
00:39:04.520 and we have to know that they haven't killed nine people or they haven't killed like in one case five
00:39:10.440 five people uh and they're out on the loose and we're all looking for that particular individual this
00:39:15.960 was all led in by biden and the group of uh stupid people bad people and stupid people 0.59
00:39:24.120 some are bad some are stupid some are both but i'll tell you what what they've done to this country
00:39:29.320 but we're cleaning it up and uh hard to believe i can say it it'll be better than ever before but we
00:39:35.160 have a lot of bad people we have to get at we're searching out for a lot of them i think tom holman and
00:39:40.680 christy are doing an unbelievable job christy no they're doing an unbelievable job and taking out
00:39:47.400 massive numbers of people and you notice every country is accepting those people back remember
00:39:52.760 everyone said oh they'll never accept them they're all taking them back they have to they're all taking
00:39:57.480 them back every single country is taking them back i don't know if they want them or not i don't
00:40:01.880 imagine they do but they're taking them back are you in fact on gaza he talked uh with fox news about
00:40:09.640 the billions of dollars we uh pay for jordan and egypt every year would you withhold aid to these
00:40:15.560 countries if they don't agree to take in the palestinians yeah maybe sure why not you mean if
00:40:21.560 they don't agree you mentioned if they don't agree i would i would conceivably withhold aid you
00:40:28.440 are you going to talk to a prime minister about the sanity deadline sure i mean it's just my deadline but
00:40:34.680 they may change it but i think it's uh i've seen too many people come out they look like holocaust
00:40:43.800 victims from from many years ago i've never seen anything like it i didn't think this could happen
00:40:50.760 in this world today you know we think we have a civilized world it's not civil these are these are bad
00:40:57.000 people we're dealing with so i would that would be my suggestion and he can open it up or not open it up
00:41:02.920 but that would be my do you have anything to say about that your commerce but you have a lot to say
00:41:06.840 from the standpoint of your faith and your religion go ahead so it's amazing that four years
00:41:14.440 of nothing and then you come in and you immediately start to move the needle you have hostages coming
00:41:22.440 out you send steve witkoff who's done an amazing job for you you're changing the middle east you're
00:41:28.200 supporting your ally israel and i for one can't be more impressed with the outcomes that you have
00:41:34.120 driven and choosing this saturday to save people's lives or just be done with it seems like just the
00:41:39.560 right choice but i think it's time to come up with a date it's totally we're going to do keep every every
00:41:45.480 week two people three people uh no i don't think you can do that anymore these are very seriously
00:41:53.320 endangered people these are endangered people i don't i don't think they're going to last very
00:41:59.480 long you know the people that came out yesterday they they wouldn't last very long were you rooting
00:42:05.800 out any u.s involvement in whatever happens after this deadline we'll see what happens we'll just see
00:42:11.320 what happens will you talk with zaleski this week sir yeah probably by telephone he wants to make a deal
00:42:17.240 let's see let's see uh we're dealing with them and i think they both want to make a deal but
00:42:24.520 we'll have to see it's got to be done what is zelinski would have never happened if i were
00:42:28.200 president this would never have happened millions of people are dead what will zelinski have to give 0.91
00:42:32.920 up if anything we'll talk about that later because your reaction to a judge today continuing a pause on
00:42:38.920 the buyout program for federal workers well i don't know how you can lose a case like that we're talking
00:42:45.080 about people you know everybody i got elected on making government better more efficient and smaller
00:42:53.480 and that's what we're doing and i think it was a very generous buyout actually uh also if people
00:42:59.160 don't show up to work we have a right to fire them and they have an option they can show up to work or not
00:43:04.840 if they don't want to show up to work then let them work because then the next step is have you worked
00:43:09.400 before have you worked during this time that you're supposed to be working you'll find many of those people
00:43:13.960 in my opinion have had other jobs even though they're collecting money from the federal government
00:43:19.000 many have had in my opinion other jobs if they did if they did that's a big problem if the violence
00:43:25.960 are blocked in court will you instead pursue layoffs in federal departments i don't know how they can
00:43:32.360 do this is free will this is a buyout where people you know they were offered a good deal many
00:43:39.240 people have taken that as you know but you know many of those people and we talk about uh reporting
00:43:45.480 to work right i happen to be a believer that you have to go to work i don't think you can work from
00:43:49.640 a home i don't i don't know it's like there's a whole big oh you can work from nobody's going to
00:43:54.440 work from home they're going to be going out they're going to play tennis they're going to play golf they're
00:43:59.240 going to do a lot of things they're not working it's a rare person that's going to work you might work
00:44:03.800 10 of the time maybe 20 i don't think you're going to work a lot more than that and i think we they
00:44:09.720 have an obligation to work and they have an obligation not to have a second job when they're
00:44:14.120 supposed to be working for the federal government you're going to find that a lot of these people
00:44:17.960 have second jobs instead of working for they'll be collecting a federal government check and they'll
00:44:23.400 be working two jobs and that's that's big trouble for them you've said a lot about south africa in
00:44:30.760 the last two weeks yeah it's hosting the g20 summit this year are you planning to attend this or are
00:44:35.560 you skipping it and telling your cabinet to not well we'll see what happens but the south african
00:44:40.200 situation is very very dangerous and very bad for a lot of people uh there's tremendously bad things
00:44:47.560 going on and including the confiscation of property and worse much worse than that you
00:44:53.480 know what i'm talking about and we're not making any payment until we find out what's going on in
00:44:58.760 south africa yes what's next for going to ukraine this week sir soon yeah he is keith kellogg general
00:45:06.040 kellogg is an excellent guy and uh he's spending time doing various things we have numerous people
00:45:13.720 working on numerous different uh problems you know when i left office uh wasn't long ago a little
00:45:21.160 more than four years ago we had no wars we had no we didn't have problems now we got the whole world
00:45:26.200 is blowing up but we'll put out the fires you've been talking to a planner are you trying to set up a
00:45:32.200 meeting with him well i can't tell you what i'm talking about but we are talking uh as a group also
00:45:39.960 i think you'd like to make a deal but it takes two to tango and so i mean you can't give us any more
00:45:47.000 clarity when whether you personally have spoken i don't want to talk about it no i don't want to
00:45:51.480 talk about it it's not going to help you to know but we would like to get a deal done if possible only
00:45:56.680 because in my case save lives you know we're much further away remember uh we have an ocean separating
00:46:05.480 they don't europe should be paying what we're paying and europe has done it more in the form
00:46:10.920 of a loan than with us we just give it you know biden gives it because he's not a smart individual
00:46:16.200 not a very smart individual uh we have people over there today who are making a deal that as we give
00:46:23.000 money we get minerals and we get oil and we get all sorts of things because why are we doing this and
00:46:27.720 uh all this money we're in for maybe 350 billion and europe's in for 100 billion and europe's in
00:46:35.480 really as a form of a loan in theory they get that money back in theory they get interest on their money
00:46:41.400 it's a whole different ball game and biden is the one that started doing this every time zelinski
00:46:47.240 came here he walked away with 60 to 100 billion dollars i think he's one of the greatest salesmen
00:46:52.360 who ever who have ever lived by the way can you discuss your uh intentions with the kennedy center
00:46:57.720 which you're now the board chair so we took over the kennedy center we didn't like what they were
00:47:02.120 showing and various other things and and uh i had a lot of the board members already as you know and
00:47:08.200 we have uh some that will be replaced uh but we have um i guess a whole new group of people going in
00:47:17.160 i have rick grinnell who's got some experience in that world he's going to be he's very good
00:47:21.960 going to be handling it on a temporary basis i think he'll do a great job but
00:47:26.200 we're going to get some great professionals i'm going to be chairman of it and we're going to make
00:47:30.840 sure that it's good and it's not going to be woke there's no more woke in this country this woke has
00:47:36.840 cost us a fortune and cost us our reputation but the reputation is coming back very very rapidly thank
00:47:44.120 you very much everybody thank you the penny is gone is the nickel next what about what about anything
00:47:55.720 good luck the penny is the penny is gone the penny cost this government thank you guys thank you
00:48:05.720 thank you wow unbelievable days of thunder right there one executive order after the other foreign
00:48:22.760 corrupt practices act uh answered questions on um on um kennedy center president trump right now is a man
00:48:34.200 in full is that is that far still up yes let's go to far forest real quickly we only got a couple
00:48:39.640 minutes but part of what he talked about he signed tariffs for 25 on steel and aluminum but he also
00:48:47.560 alluded to this headline in the financial times u.s and china said for trade war beijing launches
00:48:53.640 retaliatory tariffs are also coming after companies from the ccp's point of view given where the economy 0.99
00:49:00.200 is how tough is how tough is this trade war going to be forest zoo hi uh thank you steve for having
00:49:06.840 me here first of all uh happy chinese new year this is our chinese new year uh it's not good for chinese 0.99
00:49:13.480 communist party that's for sure because the economy is in decline and uh the raising unemployment
00:49:20.680 and the living cost is so high so that's why a lot of young people we saw the number we saw the
00:49:26.520 report that the the marriage rate drop significantly and i don't think this uh this trade war uh they
00:49:34.280 will last long for chinese communist party because uh right now uh chinese young people cannot afford 1.00
00:49:43.720 the marriage the chinese entered into this arrow that people has no no desire or no desire they choose 0.67
00:49:52.280 not to marry not to have children not to have a house and not to uh you know work because it's so
00:50:00.920 hard to find a job the official number for chinese uh from the chinese official for an employee rate is 20
00:50:08.520 but the real number actually is more than 50 percent that tells you how bad the economy is so that's why
00:50:15.160 i don't think the chinese communist party will last long with this trade war or with this tariff because
00:50:22.920 the tariff the add-on will make it harder for the chinese people for the chinese business
00:50:28.120 so they won't last long and also i think mr trump's tariff and on the chinese communist party is going
00:50:35.160 to be in long term is good for the u.s people for the lobbying here because they will bring the
00:50:40.200 manufacturing back and also cut the tie with chinese communist party because chinese communist party
00:50:47.160 using their uh supply chain using their so-called marketing to corrupt to blackmail all the ceos and
00:50:56.600 companies here in the u.s they use all the capitals they gain from the u.s capital market to corrupt
00:51:04.280 officials ceos in this country they also do the propaganda in this country so that's why i think this action the tariff
00:51:12.040 of adding on to the chinese communist party is going to be good for for both of chinese people and and
00:51:18.040 the u.s people because the chinese people already suffered for 70 years now the young generation cannot 1.00
00:51:25.880 even afford house in china let me give you uh things in perspective imagine you making 100 000 in u.s
00:51:33.720 dollars but you have to purchase a 3 million to 4 million for 600 square feet apartment in china
00:51:43.960 that's how much cost for people it's not sustainable people already aware of that there is a thing in
00:51:51.320 china about six wallet because in order to afford one apartment you have to pay from your own pocket
00:51:58.600 your wife's pocket your wife's appearance and your parents that six pocket has to pull in for the
00:52:06.760 down payment in order for you to purchase apartment so uh right now i think this tariff in long term
00:52:13.880 is good for chinese people because we want to take him down the chinese communist party i think 1.00
00:52:19.960 to overthrow the chinese communist party we have to let the cut all the ties we we talked about this 0.88
00:52:26.280 long time ago decouple economically technology technologically with chinese communist party that
00:52:33.960 will bring down the chinese communist party eventually that's good for the chinese people and the u.s 0.97
00:52:40.600 lao bai xin uh this this i think president trump was talking yeah yes president trump was talking
00:52:47.320 about the retaliatory tariffs uh we've got to go i'm gonna have you back on tomorrow because i want
00:52:51.000 to talk about the demographic explosion that's tied to this but an outright trade war starting between
00:52:56.600 beijing and washington dc as memorialized in the financial times forrest where do people go to find
00:53:02.920 out more about the new federal state of china those brave uh lao bai xin that stand in opposition to
00:53:08.440 this murderous dictatorship sir yes you can find us on gather and uh which is nfsc tv and nfsc speaks
00:53:16.920 you can also find us on the uh x
00:53:22.600 thank you brother see you in the mar we'll talk we'll go another step on this tariff the trade war
00:53:27.480 with china massive demographic implosion over there that we need to know about um you talk about this
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00:54:05.080 we're going to be a big deal and it's going to be a big deal remember the ccp will do anything 1.00
00:54:10.040 anything anything to defeat us birch gold also birch gold gold at near all-time high today
00:54:17.800 city corp says going to get to 3 000 i don't know could blow past that never know world's in turmoil
00:54:23.800 financial markets in turmoil capital markets in turmoil virtual.com what's not in turmoil is the
00:54:31.960 end of the dollar empire go read it today modern monetary theory the idea that broke
00:54:37.960 the world or text bannon b-a-n-n-o-n at nine eight nine eight nine eight they get the pamphlet
00:54:43.560 that you need to read investing in gold in the age of trump was president trump just on fire right there
00:54:51.240 is just so good i mean it's like he riffs on the news talks about strict strategy his thinking
00:54:58.040 economics just get the kids around let me watch it fdr used to have fireside i don't know the
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