Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 808： Johnson Calls For Release OF Epstein Files

00:00:00.000 Speaker Johnson, this is sort of on the heels of something else that a lot of people are

00:00:16.600 asking questions about. And because we've been lied to by our federal government for

00:00:19.860 so long, I feel like there's some type of like a pain, there's a pain point, right?

00:00:25.020 And a pressure cooker that gets heated up on issues like the Epstein issue, right?

00:00:30.620 And obviously, that's something that's taken over a lot of the online dialogue.

00:00:33.940 But a question here about it that concerns either testifying or testimony for Jelaine Maxwell,

00:00:39.200 potentially before Congress, or if you would support members like Marjorie Taylor Greene

00:00:45.260 or Annapolino Luna on the release of subpoena, subpoenaing the Epstein documents from the DOJ,

00:00:51.560 whether you would support either of those.

00:00:53.200 Yeah, I haven't talked to Marjorie or Anna about that specific subject, but I'm for

00:00:57.520 transparency. We're intellectually consistent in this. Look, Reagan used to tell us we should

00:01:02.440 trust the American people. I believe in that principle. I know President Trump does this

00:01:05.260 well, and I trust him. I mean, he put together a team of his choosing, and they're doing a great

00:01:09.520 job. It's a very delicate subject, but we should put everything out there and let the people decide

00:01:14.860 it. I mean, the White House and the White House team are privy to facts that I don't know. I mean,

00:01:19.200 this isn't my lane. I haven't been involved in that. But I agree with the sentiment that we need

00:01:23.960 to put it out there. And Pam Bondi, I don't know when she originally made the statement. I think she

00:01:30.700 was talking about documents, as I understood that they were on her desk. I don't know that she was

00:01:34.140 specific about a list or whatever, but she needs to come forward and explain that to everybody.

00:01:39.280 I like Pam. I mean, I think she's done a good job. We need the DOJ focusing on the major priorities.

00:01:44.380 So let's get this thing resolved so that they can deal with violent crime and public safety and

00:01:48.820 election integrity and going after Act Blue and the things that the president is most concerned

00:01:53.220 about as we are. So I'm anxious to get this behind.

00:01:56.520 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on

00:02:07.260 these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people. The people have had a

00:02:14.100 belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world

00:02:17.900 to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go

00:02:21.920 to share the big line? MAGA Media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a

00:02:29.620 conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,

00:02:37.760 this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:02:47.120 Okay. Tuesday, 15 July, Year of the Lord, 2025. I want to play that one again.

00:02:51.380 Benny Johnson actually in the Speaker's office doing an interview, just popped up for us.

00:02:57.920 Speaker Johnson, and this, I would say, not close coordination with the White House. He does

00:03:03.080 back the White House and other things, but he drops a couple of bombs there.

00:03:07.740 Marjorie Taylor Greene and others were saying, hey, they want Maxwell to come and testify before

00:03:11.840 Congress in the nation. I think he said right there he would back that up. Also, he thinks,

00:03:18.200 I guess they ought to be turning over. President Trump said today, hey, anything that's relevant

00:03:21.980 or ready, kind of did as a throwaway line, should be turned over. In fact, maybe I'll pull that clip

00:03:27.940 and play it again. I want to play this one again so it fully hits. Here's my point. We've been very

00:03:35.020 consistent on this. It's got to be turned over. We think if they have problems, turn it over to the

00:03:40.780 special counsel we think is going to be announced here in the next couple of days, which is going

00:03:44.820 to get to the heart of looking at the deep state's efforts to take down President Trump, which to me

00:03:50.980 is the number one priority we have to do. I think this fits right into it because it's pretty clear

00:03:56.560 that Epstein was working with intelligence services. I think that's going to be the thing

00:04:02.620 that shocks people, not just his list or wherever these billionaires were and rich people and other

00:04:08.340 plugged in people throughout the world, but that there was intelligence apparatuses of this country

00:04:13.840 and other countries that were intimately involved in this. And this is why we're going to have

00:04:19.080 Jefferson Morley on tomorrow, one of the best writers and researchers of into this whole Kennedy

00:04:25.560 assassination, which is becoming more and more clear 60 some years afterwards that there was a coup

00:04:31.600 against President Kennedy. And if what was said in the Washington Post today about what the CIA knew

00:04:39.320 and how they had been actively involved in monitoring Oswald, particularly in New Orleans and in Dallas,

00:04:47.900 if that had come out on the Friday night of President Kennedy's assassination, the nation would

00:04:53.060 have exploded, right, given what had happened to the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis.

00:04:57.900 Let's play that clip again. I want to because this is going to be driving the story overnight and

00:05:04.180 tomorrow about where this is the Speaker of the House interview just short while ago.

00:05:08.700 Speaker Johnson, this is sort of on the heels of something else that a lot of people are asking

00:05:14.340 questions about. And because we've been lied to by our federal government for so long, I feel like

00:05:18.520 there's some type of like a pain point, right, and a pressure cooker that gets heated up on issues like

00:05:26.800 the Epstein issue, right? And obviously, that's something that's taken over a lot of the online

00:05:30.540 dialogue. I have a question here about it that concerns either testifying or testimony for Jelaine

00:05:36.080 Maxwell, potentially before Congress, or if you would support members like Marjorie Taylor Greene or

00:05:42.900 Napoleon Luna on the release of subpoena, subpoenaing the Epstein documents from the DOJ,

00:05:49.080 whether you would support either of those.

00:05:50.720 Yeah, I haven't talked to Marjorie or Anna about that specific subject, but I'm for transparency.

00:05:55.840 We're intellectually consistent in this. Look, Reagan used to tell us we should trust the American

00:06:00.480 people. I believe in that principle. I know President Trump does this well, and I trust him.

00:06:03.920 I mean, he put together a team of his choosing, and they're doing a great job. It's a very delicate

00:06:08.460 subject, but we should put everything out there and let the people decide it. I mean,

00:06:12.820 the White House and the White House team are privy to facts that I don't know. I mean,

00:06:16.740 this isn't my lane. I haven't been involved in that, but I agree with the sentiment that we need

00:06:21.480 to put it out there. And, you know, Pam Bondi, I don't know when she originally made the statement.

00:06:27.940 I think she was talking about documents, as I understood that they were on her desk. I don't

00:06:31.200 know that she was specific about a list or whatever, but she needs to come forward and explain that

00:06:36.320 to everybody. I like Pam. I mean, I think she's done a good job. We need the DOJ focusing on the

00:06:40.900 major priorities. So let's get this thing resolved so that they can deal with violent crime and public

00:06:45.780 safety and election integrity and going after Act Blue and the things that the president is most

00:06:50.420 concerned about as we are. So I'm anxious to get this behind. Let's get it resolved, then get to

00:06:57.940 the other things. Have Maxwell testify to Congress. Also back APL and MTG on actually subpoenaing,

00:07:10.420 have Congress subpoena the documents. It's the lead story. If we can cut it, I don't know if we

00:07:15.220 have right now, but the way that the Daily Mail puts those lead stories up there, it's the lead

00:07:18.540 story in the Daily Mail right now, getting a massive amount of traffic. Here's, Benny hit on

00:07:24.900 something, and the speaker doubled down on it. It's the lack of institutional trust.

00:07:31.520 This is why I made that speech and chose my words very carefully on Saturday evening

00:07:37.840 at Tampa at the Student Action Summit of Charlie Kirk and Turning Point. We have to take apart the

00:07:45.560 deep state. We have an institutional problem, not simply an individual problem. You have an

00:07:50.760 institutional problem. We have it in this country, and it's not going away. And the more successful

00:07:55.860 President Trump is getting these things done, the institutional problems just become a, they're

00:08:02.860 highlighted of how they're still trying to thwart him. This is part of the situation in Ukraine in

00:08:07.940 the Middle East. Like I say, the three most powerful institutions in the city are the CIA,

00:08:13.440 the Federal Reserve, and CENCOM. Mike Lindell, I asked you to stay over, not to sell me a pillow,

00:08:20.400 but your personal experience is one of literally dozens and dozens of President Trump's colleagues

00:08:27.340 and people we work with. That doesn't even include the thousands or hundreds and hundreds and

00:08:32.860 thousands, leading to thousands, that for the January 6 folks. What was your experience? The FBI,

00:08:38.940 you're a prominent businessman, a huge philanthropic effort. You were the leader in trying to get to

00:08:47.580 the election integrity, a revered figure for at least half the country, the MAGA movement. And

00:08:54.900 they treated you like you were a common criminal, and you've never been charged for them for anything.

00:09:02.460 In fact, I think to tell people how they hunted you down and try to humiliate you like they did Tina

00:09:07.620 Peters when they arrested her in a coffee shop and dragged her out into the parking lot, sir.

00:09:12.480 Right. First, I'm going to backtrack a little bit what's going on, Steve. One of the biggest

00:09:16.940 things that surprised me, everybody, when I went all in to secure our elections and the 2020 stolen

00:09:22.920 election, and I just dove into it with them going, these are deviations and anomalies in history.

00:09:28.960 And I've said it before on my shows, and I've said it publicly. The biggest surprise of all for me

00:09:35.220 was the blockers, I call them, the uniparty Republicans. You get down to, I'll give an

00:09:42.720 example, in Arizona, all of a sudden, the head of the Senate is going to, they're going to decertify,

00:09:48.620 and all of a sudden, they vote, and it's like they get zapped, and something happened.

00:09:53.180 And these are the things that don't make sense. When you talk about Pam, when Pam came out a few

00:10:00.400 months ago, obviously, she had some, she's showing off something. Something happened we don't know

00:10:05.200 about, and I think it's been presented wrong. I think it's been saying, you know, instead of

00:10:10.160 whatever it is, you don't just say out there was nothing when there was something. Things like this

00:10:14.820 that don't make sense to us all. And here's what they did to me specifically. After one attack after

00:10:22.700 another, and not just by the left of the media and all this, this was our, this was, got down,

00:10:28.640 one of the biggest pride was the FBI. I'm coming back from a hunting trip with my buddy, and it's

00:10:34.760 noon. It's 1230 in the afternoon, and we pull into a Hardee's. And for those of you that haven't heard

00:10:41.280 the story, this is bizarre. There was no one in line. I got my food. All of a sudden, a car pulls

00:10:46.620 in sideways in front of me, one up to the right of us, and one behind us. Now, realize we have guns,

00:10:52.360 shotguns in the back. We're coming back from a morning duck hunting trip that's two hours from

00:10:57.100 my company where I stand right now. Now, I said to my buddy, something's going down. I said,

00:11:04.240 something's going down. Something's happening. If any of you have read my book, I know I've been in a lot

00:11:08.560 of places. I've been in the streets. I've been, I had guns to my head and swords to my throat. And

00:11:14.040 I opened my door, and I yelled out. I said, who are you, and what do you want? These were old cars.

00:11:18.980 It wasn't the FBI black cars that looked like FBI guys. They said, beat up, undercover. You would

00:11:24.580 never know that they're FBI. Looked like a bunch of gangsters. And the guy goes, we're FBI. I said,

00:11:29.620 I don't believe you. Show me your badge. He shows me his badge. I said, how about you? I said,

00:11:34.220 show me your badge. He showed me his badge. I said, what do you want? And he says, and he says,

00:11:39.320 we're not going to arrest you. We just want to talk to you. Now let's frame that right there,

00:11:43.660 everybody. If this would have happened at night, I wouldn't have got out and said, let me see your

00:11:50.580 badge or what do you want? I would have bashed through them and went looking for a real cop.

00:11:56.600 I wouldn't have, I wouldn't have even hesitated because I was a target then. And I knew that

00:12:01.060 and I took off, but I thought it was a target of deep state bad guys, which I was not the FBI.

00:12:07.540 So now we get out there and, um, he starts asking me, there's FBI guys from Colorado.

00:12:14.420 They're from Minnesota. There's like, they're like cattle out there, a bunch of, you know,

00:12:18.480 there's like six of them and, um, they're all, um, yeah, we're not going to arrest you. We just want

00:12:23.140 to ask you some questions. And my buddy's just going into this panic. I said, can he go sit down?

00:12:28.020 And, uh, and they said, yeah. And I said, I mean, I've been in situations like this,

00:12:32.300 so I didn't care. I'm in their face and going, and they're asking me these questions. And I'm

00:12:36.500 going, uh, I said, no, I want to get arrested. That's what I said to him. I want to get arrested.

00:12:41.260 I want to go to January 6th, that committee, even though I wasn't there. And they go, Mike,

00:12:45.060 those are different FBI guys. I go, I go, well, what, you know, what are you here for? They

00:12:49.840 wouldn't explain it. Then they finally, I found out they're from Colorado. I said, oh, you're the

00:12:53.540 guys in Colorado that ripped citizens down the steps, mothers, their daughters down the steps,

00:12:59.400 13 year olds, made them stand out in the yard in their underwear. Nobody got arrested. And I said,

00:13:05.020 you guys did that. And you bashed, uh, Sharona Bishop's door down with a battering ram. And the

00:13:09.560 FBI goes, she didn't open her door fast enough. I said, oh, really? We're supposed to all have

00:13:14.540 little egg timers. 33, 34. It was 34 seconds, according to, um, the, uh, when they, from the

00:13:20.960 time they knocked it, when they bashed it down with a battering ram. Now, then we go all the way

00:13:25.620 through this. And then, uh, you know, obviously this was, uh, they were trying to make it into,

00:13:31.460 as the political prisoner, now Tina Peters, bring it back to that. And I'm realizing this,

00:13:37.040 they're asking me about my plane. Well, where, where'd you go on your plane? What have you used your

00:13:40.920 plane for? Well, I'm telling, listen here, FBI guys, I put over 750 hours on. I wore out four

00:13:47.640 pilots and flew around this country trying to secure our elections and, uh, meeting with the

00:13:52.300 secretary of state's attorney generals. That's all I did for a year and a half. So I'm shooing

00:13:56.720 these guys out basically. And then they go, finally, he gets to the point, he goes, well,

00:14:01.460 we need to take your phone. I go, you're not getting my phone. By the way, everybody, I still don't

00:14:06.140 have my phone back. There's pictures on there of my grandkids. My father passed away after that.

00:14:10.920 And I still don't have it back. But anyway, he goes, yeah, we want your phone. I said,

00:14:14.600 you're not getting my phone. I want to be arrested. I wanted to get arrested because I wanted to make

00:14:18.400 the news so that I could say, we got to get rid of the voting machine. It was all a thing. It was

00:14:22.520 the only way I could get the word out. So I, you know, maybe then it would actually get on Fox news

00:14:27.420 and they would report something. So that was my thinking. Well, they go, no, we're not going to

00:14:31.920 arrest you. And I said, well, you're not getting my phone. And they said, well, why don't you,

00:14:35.040 I said, uh, I said, uh, um, you know, we're taking your phone. I said, I want to call my lawyer.

00:14:40.160 They go, no, you can't call a lawyer. I said, well, then we got a problem. Then I get my wish.

00:14:44.100 You got to arrest me. You're not getting my phone. I need to call my attorney. So finally,

00:14:48.040 they say, okay, call your attorney. The attorney's going, give him your phone.

00:14:51.620 Uh, and after he reads this thing that they had given me, this sheet, one of the things the sheet

00:14:57.200 said, I'll never forget. It said, now this is part of an ongoing investigation. You have the right to

00:15:01.740 tell people about this, uh, this confiscation or this to take or this incident. But we suggest

00:15:07.840 or we hope you don't, that you would reach out to the attorney general, um, of Colorado before you

00:15:14.940 would, uh, tell the world. So I did that at night. Am I showing you everybody plug your ears? And I read

00:15:19.080 that paper, told everybody, but at those FBI guys, Steve, what they did. And now this is an

00:15:25.600 hour and a half later, there's crowds around the Hardy park lot. And I'm just stopped back and down

00:15:30.300 and I started telling him, I said, what's wrong with you guys? I said, I said, the one guy had

00:15:35.280 read my book. I'm starting to talk about Jesus Christ and the Lord and trying to get these people.

00:15:39.340 I go, have you read, have you read, uh, you know, the story I said, and I said, and he goes, he goes,

00:15:44.500 yeah. I said, and you're sitting here doing stuff against the citizens that you know is wrong.

00:15:50.160 The one guy goes, Mike, we're just doing our job. I go, your job. If it was your job,

00:15:54.780 you could have drove to my corporate and said, Hey, give me a download of my phone. And I would

00:15:59.280 have gladly given it to you. I'm the most transparent person that ever walked the planet. Isn't that right,

00:16:04.040 Tim Cook? You know, I don't care. They could have got, you know, instead you try and trap me.

00:16:09.160 So maybe it's a, um, you know, that I did bash through. And then boy, that one would have said,

00:16:14.000 my pillow guy tries to escape and, you know, guns in the car. Who knows? We don't know, but they,

00:16:19.860 but I showed him out and, uh, for over a half hour and finally the one FBI guy goes, Mike, we got to go,

00:16:26.420 you know, and he goes, I've been doing this 30 some years. I've never seen a stop like this. I said,

00:16:31.100 well, I said, you know what? You haven't seen me. This is disgusting what you're doing to citizens.

00:16:36.920 I said, look at my friend there. My friend's in the car. He's still shaking to this day. He was

00:16:41.040 afraid that he got in trouble or something. I go, I've done nothing wrong. So Steve, I took that case

00:16:47.140 to the Supreme court. They wouldn't look at it. Another fine institution. Oh, I wouldn't. Oh,

00:16:52.700 we wouldn't look at it because you don't have standing. I don't have standing. It's my phone. It's

00:16:56.920 the American, it's our freedoms. You know, nowadays it's just not taking someone you to call.

00:17:01.680 Like I say, I had pictures on it, but I had other stuff on there, passwords and stuff. I couldn't

00:17:05.980 get back and I had to go redo it. It runs about five businesses. And, uh, and then, um, and then

00:17:13.660 they, uh, we took it to the eighth, eighth court here, the eighth district or Supreme court, Minnesota.

00:17:20.060 I remember bringing it there. In fact, I did the war room from out in the hallway. I got in trouble for

00:17:24.440 doing the, doing the hit from the hallway, but they asked the FBI, they asked their lawyers,

00:17:29.920 these judges did and said, why didn't you just make a copy of his phone? And why do you need

00:17:34.920 the physical phone or whatever? And she wouldn't give an answer. Then they asked her, well, what's

00:17:39.480 the attorney client privilege? Who's looking for that? This is our government saying, uh, well,

00:17:44.600 we look at that. So what do you look at and say, oh, guess I should, we shouldn't have seen that.

00:17:48.440 We shouldn't have seen that. Well, obviously they've had it since September of 2022. And where

00:17:53.640 is it? Steve, I thought with our new FBI guys coming in that I would get my phone back. It's

00:17:58.760 pretty simple. You know, give me back my pictures, but it's not just about a phone. It's our freedoms.

00:18:04.840 And here's these guys saying, oh, we're just doing our job. When you go against your moral compass,

00:18:10.120 but you know, I'm shame on you. That's the way I feel about all these blockers that are out there.

00:18:15.680 And it's not just the FBI as I've been, I've had CIA after me, all kinds of stuff that I could go

00:18:22.240 on and on. And I would take up hours of your show by, uh, the institute, the government.

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00:19:06.800 get, uh, we treat every customer like it's our only customer, unlike our government. Um, but by the way,

00:19:13.040 Steve, the IRS and the attorney general of Minnesota. So, um, but let's, uh, what's the

00:19:20.000 number right now? What's the number of people call right now? What's the number they call right now?

00:19:26.640 800-873-1062. I'm going down there. I'm going to take calls for the next half hour. If you get

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00:19:47.040 attacking our, our Lindell recovery network, Steve, that I know is very dear to you. Um, and the, uh,

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00:19:57.920 doesn't like anybody. He's not a big, he's, he's not a big fan of Christianity. Let's just put it at

00:20:04.000 that. Thank you, Mike Lindell. Look forward to seeing you tomorrow. Jane Zirka. We're going to do

00:20:08.720 something very special when we come back from commercial break. Where were you today? And what

00:20:12.740 are these interviews that we're going to see that you did? Yeah. I spent today at the United States

00:20:18.080 Congress interviewing MAGA representatives about the big, beautiful bill. It was the first ever

00:20:24.160 new media event that they held. It was an amazing day. Lots of reps were on the ground, lots of

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00:20:34.560 what was the biggest victory for MAGA? And what was the biggest letdown for MAGA? And what they told

00:20:40.640 me repeatedly was that the bill has been great as far as advancing President Trump's agenda,

00:20:45.440 particularly when it comes to border security. But they still want to see a lot more done in terms

00:20:50.960 of spending and the deficit. And so I talked to them about that. I also touched on manufacturing

00:20:57.600 and infrastructure and how this is empowering American innovation and serving the American

00:21:02.880 worker. Of course, that is President Trump's base, the working class American, which is what this bill

00:21:07.920 really set out to incentivize as far as taxes and the economy goes to further advance the American

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00:21:19.840 We're going to get to that in just a second. And I'm glad that Jane did it because right now,

00:21:24.160 hung up, they're trying to get to the Senate floor, the nine point, the $9 billion, because

00:21:28.400 $400 million has been cut off on the rescissions package. And we just can't, President Trump doesn't

00:21:33.360 have the time to go through this time and time again. So Russ Vogt and these guys, I love you guys,

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00:21:48.560 can see the guys in the house are sitting there going, they know it, you know why they know it,

00:21:51.440 you're you, the audience are lighting these folks up every day. Hang on for a second, Jane,

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00:24:50.720 The CEO and founder, Trevor Comstock. Thank you, brother.

00:24:53.600 Jane, where do people go? I love these interviews. We've actually got some more.

00:24:59.360 Hopefully we'll play tomorrow. Where do people go on your social media to catch up with you, ma'am?

00:25:04.240 Yeah, so I actually just posted an Instagram exclusive with Congressman Timmons of South

00:25:10.000 Carolina. So you can find me there at Jane Zirkle. You can also find me on X Getter YouTube. And I

00:25:16.240 started a Facebook page as well, if you want to give that a like. And I will be posting clips from

00:25:20.640 the interviews over the next few days. So be sure to check it out.

00:25:26.880 Fantastic. Jane Zirkle. We let her loose on Capitol Hill.

00:25:32.960 She'll be up there for a couple of days. Got a lot to a lot to go through.

00:25:35.600 The folks down in Texas, they're now going to fight for a redistricting for five new

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00:26:40.640 Jane Zirkle, we let her loose on Capitol Hill today. Fascinating interviews about what some of your

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00:26:53.280 the team, you guys are doing a great job. But man, just going up and doing these rescissions,

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00:31:13.080 All right. I am joined by Congressman Moore. Congressman, President Trump's base is working-class

00:31:34.300 America. How does a big, beautiful bill serve them?

00:31:36.760 I'll tell you, this bill helps working-class America like no bill before. No tax on tips,

00:31:43.000 no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security. It lowers taxes for everyone. It invests in energy

00:31:49.960 production, something that's not talked about a lot. You know, we have one of the greatest natural

00:31:55.880 resources in our country with petroleum, with oil, with coal, with all of these. And what we saw for

00:32:02.680 four years in the Biden administration was where they were trying to make America fight with one

00:32:07.960 hand tied behind our back on the international stage, both militarily, frankly, and when it comes

00:32:12.200 to energy, by unleashing our energy exploration potential production. That's going to do a lot.

00:32:18.200 Those of you out there, not only when you pay for gas at the pump and when you pay for your power bill

00:32:23.320 and all that stuff, but think about the countries where we get oil from sometimes. Some of these

00:32:28.920 countries don't like us. Why are we going to rely on countries like that for energy and exploration

00:32:33.400 when we have it right here in the U.S.? This bill does that. Fully funds the borderline.

00:32:37.960 Deals with illegal immigration. I mean, it does, it finally does something toward the national debt.

00:32:43.080 Now, frankly, I would like to see it stand even a little bit more, even a little bit more on the

00:32:46.840 national debt. But we finally are moving in the right direction. It, you know, asserts,

00:32:52.200 for example, education funding so that parents get more ability to choose the education from their

00:32:57.400 children instead of bureaucrats. I mean, it's, there's so many, I'm forgetting probably a couple

00:33:03.320 of dozen other things, right? But it does so much to just to return freedom to people,

00:33:09.160 returning money to people, and to get government out of our lives. Yeah, talk to me a little bit more

00:33:14.040 about how this bill empowers American manufacturing and further grows our innovation made in America.

00:33:22.520 Tell me about that. So a lot of the tax changes are specifically going to help businesses and small

00:33:27.160 businesses, allowing them to, the way they expense equipment, the way they deduct various other expenses,

00:33:33.480 and allow them to take that capital and infuse that back into creating more jobs. We know that,

00:33:39.320 tech, you know, when it comes to manufacturing, tech, you know, you can't, you can't just compete

00:33:43.960 with countries with cheap labor. So you, what you have to do is you have to make your products

00:33:47.800 better and you have to be more efficient. You have to use technology. This bill puts resources in

00:33:52.680 to allowing that to happen as well. As far as American infrastructure goes,

00:33:56.840 what do you want to see in terms of improving our freight rails, for example, our shipping ports,

00:34:01.560 just making America a hub for connectivity, like we're seeing in China, to compete with China?

00:34:08.280 Yeah, I told, I told somebody one day when we were talking about roads, we need to also say,

00:34:12.200 make America move again, right? For those people out there who are, who are sitting in traffic.

00:34:16.760 As a matter of fact, I bet there's some people who will be listening to this,

00:34:19.400 are going to be stuck sitting in traffic when they're, when they're listening to this show.

00:34:23.400 And it's, and it's a problem, particularly in areas of the country that I, like I represent,

00:34:27.800 that are growing very rapidly. We need to make sure that we're putting money into

00:34:32.040 improving infrastructure. Now, when it comes to transportation, the folks on the left have

00:34:36.280 some different ideas. They've, they've got ideas of, you know, unicorns and pixie dust and whatever

00:34:41.880 else. I mean, we need to, you know, you need to build roads. There's a, there's, there's a, there's

00:34:47.400 a space for light rail, for example. But at the end of the day, it's about roads. And then it's about,

00:34:51.880 when it comes to heavy transport, about rail and about having good access to ports. So those things all fit

00:34:57.160 together. Set the record straight on healthcare, because a lot of Americans are concerned,

00:35:01.400 what does a big, beautiful bill mean for my healthcare coverage? Well, so what it does,

00:35:07.160 if, if, if you're someone who's disabled, right, or you're someone who has, who has a, who is like a

00:35:13.160 single parent that has a child that you need to take care of, and you, you don't have a job,

00:35:17.560 you're going to be okay on this. If you're somebody who needs help, who cannot take care of themselves,

00:35:22.760 this safety net for Medicaid is going to stay there. But guess what? If you're somebody who's in this

00:35:26.760 country illegally, if you're someone who has committed, uh, fraud in terms of getting these

00:35:32.280 assets, uh, or if you're someone who's able bodied, if you're somebody who's in, you know,

00:35:36.520 you're in your twenties, you don't have a dependent child at home, you can go out and work, but you

00:35:40.840 just refuse to hit a lick. And guess what? You are going to lose this asset at that point, because

00:35:46.760 Medicaid was never designed to be a handout to people who can take care of themselves.

00:35:51.880 It's a program for those who can't. And what was, what's happened as a result is that a lot of the

00:35:57.400 things that people who need the resources need, those people can't get access to what they truly

00:36:03.800 need because there's so much waste, fraud, and abuse. This bill finally addresses that.

00:36:09.160 There's also a big focus on military and defense. How does this serve our veterans?

00:36:13.880 Oh, wow. So the amount of, you know, there were two areas that, that we wanted, we wanted to make

00:36:19.560 cuts across a broad spectrum to deal with the national debt. There were two areas, however,

00:36:24.040 that we wanted to increase funding, border security and national defense. So billions of new dollars

00:36:32.280 being put into national defense, both for our active duty service members, for our reservists,

00:36:37.320 for our guardsmen, and to help our veterans as well. Those who have stepped up and been offered and done

00:36:43.080 so much for the cause of liberty. So it does all of that. And here's an interesting stat. I don't

00:36:48.840 know how many of you, uh, listeners and viewers know this. China right now makes more ships in one

00:36:56.120 month, in one month, more warships in one month than we do in two years. Think about that. All right.

00:37:03.560 The amount they're producing in terms of like satellite technology, aircraft, we can't just keep letting

00:37:10.520 that happen because we know their intentions are not, uh, they're not aligned with ours. So it's

00:37:15.960 very important that we, what we did in this bill and that we build on that. One of the things that's

00:37:20.840 important is a lot of folks act like this was the only bill. Well, we know there are two more

00:37:26.680 reconciliation bills in the works. So we didn't get everything we wanted to get in this. Like one

00:37:30.840 of the things I really want to see us do is to do more on, on the, on the national debt. So fortunately,

00:37:35.880 we have two other reconciliation bills and after we've done the rescissions and the rescissions

00:37:40.520 are the bills that are designed to rein in the wasteful spending that, you know, that the doge

00:37:46.040 process helped identify, uh, putting that in place and then reigning that out of control spending,

00:37:52.440 which in turn will help on our national debt. What is your call to action to the war room posse

00:37:57.320 on those two remaining bills? I would say right. Well, right now those are still in the works right now.

00:38:02.520 So, so nothing to do right this minute, but stay engaged. But I'll tell you the thing,

00:38:07.000 I would call folks to get out there right now. And that is to help counter the, the fake news and

00:38:12.280 the false information, particularly when it comes to like the Medicaid, you know, there's

00:38:16.200 some on the left who said, Oh, all these people are going to get kicked off of Medicaid that are

00:38:19.800 disabled and stuff. I mean, there, there are folks right outside this room. They'll have folks

00:38:24.440 coming here, folks who are in wheelchairs and are clearly disabled. Guess what? They are not going to lose

00:38:30.280 their access to Medicaid. It's just lies. And those people are being used and being lied to

00:38:36.280 by the left. And so I think it's important that folks get out there and spread the truth and talk

00:38:40.600 about it. And guess what? As time goes on is a year from now, right? When we see that, you know,

00:38:47.000 people who are in need of this, of access to this safety net when they haven't lost it,

00:38:52.920 it's going to prove that the Democrats are lying. Well, thank you so much for your time, Congressman.

00:38:57.400 Thanks for having me. The Trump base is working class America. How does a big,

00:39:01.960 beautiful bill serve them? Well, I'll tell you this right here. President Trump campaigned about

00:39:07.640 if he was elected the 47th president of America, what he will do. You think about it, we had more

00:39:13.640 than 15 million illegal aliens that came into our country that has just inundated healthcare,

00:39:20.120 education, crime. And so you start looking at it. The first thing he did is he said,

00:39:25.000 we're going to get the border under control. That's exactly what's happened. You look at it.

00:39:30.200 He's released no people illegal into our country. The gotaways have dropped at a rate never seen

00:39:37.400 before. And then you look at what he committed in this big, beautiful bill. You start looking

00:39:43.160 at 700 miles of border fence. You start looking at 900 miles of water barrier. We know that the fence

00:39:51.000 and the water barrier works. And what we want to do is we want those that come to our country

00:39:56.040 legally and those that have something to offer to our economy, our workforce. We're the most generous

00:40:01.800 country that this world has ever seen. But again, 15 million is unacceptable. The American people

00:40:10.440 have said enough is enough. And Donald Trump, another promise made, another promise kept.

00:40:16.040 Talk to me a little bit about the investment in American innovation, especially when it comes to

00:40:20.920 competing with our adversaries like China. How does a big, beautiful bill support that?

00:40:25.640 Well, you look at it, the big, beautiful bill brings jobs back to America. Our industrial base

00:40:30.680 is set to be successful. We have a billion dollars with national security. The big thing is we can

00:40:37.320 avoid most of these wars by being prepared. That's exactly what we're fixing to do. We're fixed to

00:40:42.520 be sure that our clip is full. We're going to make sure that we've got the most trained and lethal

00:40:48.440 warfighter this world has ever seen. But our hope is that we don't have to utilize that. But if we are

00:40:54.040 called upon, that we go in there with one objective, and that is to win. So I think this bill offers that.

00:41:00.920 I think that our industrial base will answer that challenge. You start looking at space exploration.

00:41:07.000 You look at national security. All of this is in that bill. You start looking at transportation,

00:41:12.920 working with the states. You look at spending, permanent tax cuts. The people of America have

00:41:18.840 been taxed enough. They're ready to understand that those tax cuts that Donald Trump did as the 45th

00:41:24.600 president of America, they're not temporary. They now are permanent, and the American people are better

00:41:30.920 because of it. Speaking of transportation, how does the big, beautiful bill pull back on regulations

00:41:37.000 in areas such as freight rail and shipping? Well, you look at it. These dollars will be spent on

00:41:41.560 everything. It includes Amtrak, freight rail, and what we've got to do is maximize this economy where

00:41:48.600 we're using this to better America. We have a great truckers that are able to take it by ground,

00:41:56.360 but also our rail system. And what we're doing is to be sure not only that we take people appropriately,

00:42:02.440 but also that our freight is taken care of. I think this right here just shows the American people

00:42:06.840 that America is back. This has been the most dynamic six months ever in the history of this

00:42:13.240 Congress. There's been a lot of work, but I'll tell you this right here. Donald Trump made a promise

00:42:18.200 to the people of America, and America is first again. You touched on defense spending a little bit.

00:42:23.800 Talk to me about how this bill serves veterans and our military. Well, you start looking at it.

00:42:28.280 That's one of the biggest things. We've got to be sure that our veterans that have faithfully served

00:42:32.120 this country are taken care of, whether it's health care. You start looking at MILCON dollars.

00:42:38.040 These are dollars to be sure that our junior enlisted have a safe place to live when they're

00:42:42.840 serving our country. I'm really excited about that. You start building better accommodations for

00:42:48.200 that person that's wanting to learn more about protecting our country. I think that makes us a

00:42:53.240 better warfighter, and then you start looking at the technology. I come from Huntsville, Alabama,

00:42:59.800 Rocket City, USA, and that's what we do. We want to be sure that we have, it will take less fighters,

00:43:08.360 but yet a more technical warfighter. So we've seen that that will work, but you look at the people that

00:43:13.560 are enlisting to serve our country now, never at a higher rate. So I think that speaks volumes to our

00:43:18.600 commander in chief, but you look at the National Defense Authorization Act, it shows that we're

00:43:24.520 committed to the warfighter. What we're asking our contractors to do is to do it more cost effectively.

00:43:31.080 We've got to be sure that we're investing in the right products, the right technology that works best

00:43:38.280 for our country. And so I think that it's going to work. I think it's already worked, and I think that

00:43:43.880 you start looking at other things in this big, beautiful bill, we're cutting spending. A lot of

00:43:49.560 people talk it. Donald Trump came in from day one and addressed the members of Congress in our caucus

00:43:56.520 and just said, hey, I told you we were going to cut spending, and that's exactly what he's done,

00:44:00.760 but also getting a fair playing field. These tariffs that have been charged to America for more than 50

00:44:09.080 years where we charge zero and people are charging us 60 or 70 percent. And I'll be honest with you,

00:44:15.240 that's the thing that we're that's being worked on right now is what's going on in Europe. And I'm

00:44:19.880 thankful for the U.S. warfighter because you think about it, without America, Europe would be speaking

00:44:26.280 German right now. So we're sitting here in a situation where our country is back going in the

00:44:32.040 right direction. It's a big difference in what the Democrats are, they're voting against everything

00:44:37.800 that we recommend. They're voting against the U.S. warfighter. They're warning men in the women's

00:44:43.800 dressing room. That's not acceptable from the district that I represent in North Alabama.

00:44:48.760 And I just tell the people to evaluate what has happened in these last six months. And are you

00:44:54.600 better off today under Donald Trump or were you better off under Joe Biden and what went on those

00:45:00.200 in those four years that he served as president? Our southern border is under control. We've got it under

00:45:06.680 control and Donald Trump had a plan and has executed that and America is better because of it. Big time,

00:45:13.080 big time. Well, thank you so much for your time, Congressman. Thank you for having me today. Awesome.

00:45:17.000 President Trump's face, working class Americans, how does a big beautiful bill serve them?

00:45:22.040 Well, a lot of that is no tax on tips, no tax on manufacturing to recreate jobs. Keeping the 199A

00:45:28.520 deduction at the current tax level, if we wouldn't have done that, the 199A deduction which affects small

00:45:33.960 businesses would have gone up by 20%. So think of your small electrical company or plumbing company.

00:45:39.720 They're now asked to pay 20% more in federal income taxes. They're going to have to cut employees.

00:45:44.040 They're going to have to make tough decisions that's not going to be beneficial to the economy. So

00:45:48.280 all of those help your working people. None of this was situated to help billionaires. This was

00:45:53.400 situated to help the working clubs. A big focus of President Trump's first term was modernization.

00:45:59.000 Talk to me about how the big beautiful bill plays into innovation, particularly when it comes to

00:46:03.960 manufacturing and the nation's infrastructure. Well, we want to bring manufacturing back to the

00:46:08.760 United States. We want to create a tax environment that is beneficial for businesses to do that and

00:46:14.600 not offshore jobs and offshore manufacturing. We don't want our manufacturing in China. We don't want our

00:46:20.280 manufacturing in Mexico. We want it here in the United States. In order to do that, we can put

00:46:25.000 a tax policy in place that makes it beneficial for companies to move back to the United States

00:46:30.280 and have their manufacturing plants here. I mean, we saw in COVID, we don't want to be getting our

00:46:34.280 medicine from outside of the country. We don't want to be getting our PPE and our medical protective

00:46:39.800 equipment from outside the country. We want to be manufacturing that here, just from the safety and

00:46:43.880 security of the American people. But you have to create a tax environment that is beneficial for those

00:46:48.440 businesses to move back. And that's where this bill goes. Defense and national security, how does the

00:46:53.160 big beautiful bill put us on the right track? The border. This delivers on all of President Trump's

00:46:59.400 promises on the border. Joe Biden let 12 million illegals into our country, over 400 known terrorists.

00:47:05.640 There was like 50,000 Chinese Communist Party individuals, 30,000 Russians. Those people didn't come

00:47:11.720 here to live the American dream. They came here to be planted in our country to cause harm. And we finally have a

00:47:17.880 president that cares about the safety and security of the American people, has shut the border down,

00:47:22.200 and has prioritized the American people over illegal immigrants. Talk to me a little bit about how we

00:47:28.840 are continuing to sign in with this bill in terms of our transportation, shipping, freight rail, etc.

00:47:35.080 Well, again, we want to bring car manufacturing back. We want to bring manufacturing back. We want to keep

00:47:39.960 the tax base on all of our businesses and our small businesses low. Had we not done that and passed this bill,

00:47:46.520 all of those tax rates would have increased dramatically, which would have then forced

00:47:50.040 businesses to go to Mexico or to go to China. So we're making the United States much more competitive

00:47:55.160 against China to encourage those type of industries to stay and or move back to the United States.

00:48:01.880 You are a veteran. How does this bill serve veterans, particularly when it comes to VA and health care?

00:48:07.960 Well, the biggest thing for me is the border and the safety and security of the American people.

00:48:11.240 I think that's important. I've also got a bill and possibly an amendment this week, if we can get to

00:48:16.600 that, on making TRICARE available for all veterans. That's been a big thing for me. If you're

00:48:23.800 service-connected, you should be able to go anywhere you want to get the health care you need. It's called

00:48:28.200 True Choice for our veterans, and I'm hopeful that this Congress, we can be able to do that.

00:48:33.000 Wonderful. Thank you so much, Congressman. Thanks for having me.

00:48:35.240 I just want to start by asking you, President Trump's based working-class Americans. How does

00:48:39.960 this bill serve them? Yes, well, I represent them. I'm from a very dark rural area in Illinois. My

00:48:46.040 husband and I are farmers. We raised a good family. And so I know what it feels like to try to

00:48:51.880 live on a budget, to bear the ups and downs of agriculture. So this is huge. First of all,

00:48:59.400 the tax cuts for a family of four, we're looking for $2,500 in their annual paycheck extra through

00:49:09.080 the big, beautiful bill. And then also extending President Trump's tax cut job staff is very

00:49:15.320 significant for the family farm. It will definitely preserve the family farm in light of us being able

00:49:20.600 to pass it on to the next generation. Yeah, now obviously when we talk about farming, there's a big

00:49:25.080 competition going on right now with China. How does this bill empower American innovation and

00:49:30.920 manufacturing in terms of manufacturing? Well, we don't actually compete with China in production,

00:49:38.040 but do you mean in light of trade? Yes. Okay, well, President Trump is, he's for America first,

00:49:46.120 and he's calling out these bad trade agreements where we've been taking advantage of. And, you know,

00:49:51.560 I appreciate that he's going to do his best to negotiate for us. But Americans, America should

00:49:57.720 be producing its own food. I know, I think it's outrageous that we import 4,400 pounds of

00:50:05.640 into our country. We should be producing our own, but we need to look at policies that don't drive

00:50:13.800 consolidation in the ag industry, but preserve the family farm. Because Americans don't want corporate

00:50:19.560 farming, they want to know where there's this case. No tax on tips was a big campaign promise that

00:50:25.720 got a lot of people excited. How does this bill rule that out, and what does that look like?

00:50:29.720 Well, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, we need a tax plan for seniors. So, there's a lot of

00:50:36.200 great using it for different inputs. Tell me a little bit about what he says as far as the defense

00:50:44.040 industry and national security. And also, how does it still serve our veterans? Well, we put the

00:50:50.200 veterans first, and also giving our military cost of living increases. I've been hearing that they

00:50:59.560 were having to use SNAP dollars to go buy groceries, and that's, you know, we shouldn't be doing that,

00:51:05.080 which we should definitely be supporting our military. But President Trump is going to make sure our

00:51:09.160 military statement. Set the record straight as far as healthcare goes. I know a lot of people are

00:51:13.720 worried about Medicaid. What does this bill entail as far as that? Well, I tell people, if you're an

00:51:19.640 eligible recipient of Medicaid, your benefits are not going to get cut a dollar. Basically, what we want

00:51:27.160 are work requirements for able-bodied people, you know, to go work 20 hours a week, or enroll in a jobs

00:51:35.400 training program, or volunteer for 20 hours a week. That's so healthy for me. What is your favorite

00:51:41.800 part about this bill, and what do you think would bring these concessions into this legislation?

00:51:47.480 Well, my biggest concession, so one of my top kind of ways is to fund Planned Parenthood, to the American

00:51:55.320 people don't want to pay for elective abortions. They have billions of dollars, they get billions of

00:52:00.520 dollars in charge for their services. They are not pro-choice, they're pro-abortion, they support

00:52:06.600 Democrats. Like, overwhelmingly, they're losing their money, they support Democrats. But, so I was very

00:52:13.800 pleased that the funding for elective abortions was cut off for one year, but of course I would have

00:52:19.880 preferred the tenure, which is what we passed out of the House. And then also, I hate the green scam.

00:52:26.440 Where I live is highly productive farm ground, class A and class B farm ground,

00:52:31.480 and they're covering it with solar panels and windmills, Chinese solar panels and windmills,

00:52:36.760 that it's unaffordable, and it's unreliable energy. So I'm glad that we were able to repeal a lot of the

00:52:43.720 money in the green scam. Wonderful, well thank you so much for your time.

00:52:51.720 So, the Big Beautiful Bill gives the government more flexibility on budget.

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