Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 958： Stopping The Spread Of Poison In Our Food; Live On The Ground With ICE In California

00:00:00.000 Islamic jihadis are plotting against you.

00:00:21.320 Why in the hell do you think they're in Houston and in north of Dallas?

00:00:24.100 They are working together to overthrow western civilization.

00:00:28.320 Sharia compounds, which are areas governed by religious rules.

00:00:32.380 We know who you are, we know what you are, and we know what you're trying to accomplish,

00:00:37.700 and it is not going to happen in the jewel of the crown of the union of this republic.

00:00:43.240 We purge any attempt to impose Sharia law in Texas.

00:00:46.600 They are not coming. They are already here.

00:00:49.420 You are not here properly, and you're going to leave.

00:00:53.280 On the 3rd of March, Sharia law goes on the ballot in the state of Texas.

00:01:00.600 The United States Constitution and Sharia are fundamentally at odds with one another. 0.99

00:01:04.980 I'm out there, every God!

00:01:06.840 We're going to tell them, take your Sharia law and shove it. 1.00

00:01:10.200 Islam will never dominate the United States, and by the grace of God, it will not dominate Texas. 1.00

00:01:16.660 As Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world.

00:01:22.980 Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country?

00:01:30.560 War Room Texas, where your host, Stephen K. Bannon, starts right now.

00:01:36.060 Okay, thank you for a special edition of War Room Texas.

00:01:40.000 We just finished the President of the United States and Corpus Christi.

00:01:43.420 Talked for over an hour.

00:01:45.880 Incredibly not just informative, but also very funny, as President Trump's want to do.

00:01:49.620 We're going to start today's show by going to the White House.

00:01:52.280 Neil McCabe.

00:01:52.880 Neil, I want to get up to date on any breaking news coming out of this Iran situation.

00:01:58.180 The President once again reiterated, and I think Axios had this story late in the afternoon,

00:02:04.100 Neil, that he's a man of peace.

00:02:07.060 He wants to find a diplomatic way to get to where he needs to go about nuclear weapons.

00:02:12.660 However, he says they're very tough.

00:02:14.260 They're very hard to negotiate.

00:02:15.980 And I think he left it out there that his patience is running thin or wearing thin.

00:02:21.460 What do you know this afternoon from the White House?

00:02:25.720 Yeah, today at the White House at the departure,

00:02:28.160 Gaggle, as he was walking to Marine One,

00:02:30.220 he said that he wasn't happy with the way the negotiations were going.

00:02:34.960 And he also said that he preferred negotiations.

00:02:37.500 He preferred a settlement.

00:02:39.060 But if, you know, if the Iranians want a war, they'll get one. 0.99

00:02:43.840 That's my words, not his.

00:02:45.740 But I think his predisposition is to find some solution that he can negotiate.

00:02:51.580 I don't think he's looking for a war at all,

00:02:54.080 because it creates all sorts of other complications once it starts.

00:02:57.420 And then, you know, then it becomes a chain of event that you lose control of.

00:03:01.600 So I think he wants to have control of the situation and settle it, Steve.

00:03:05.800 The disturbing thing in Axios, it was, and this is the first time I've seen this,

00:03:09.600 that Jared Kushner and Steve Wyckoff, the two lead negotiators here,

00:03:13.880 were expressing frustration to him that they didn't know how much progress they were actually making.

00:03:19.260 I've said this before.

00:03:20.560 The reason Geneva was so important,

00:03:22.340 if they had gone to Geneva and done this whole thing of passing notes to each other and the Oman,

00:03:27.200 it's not going to work for President Trump.

00:03:28.740 He wants to know if he's going to get a deal.

00:03:30.060 If you're not in the room,

00:03:31.700 my understanding is the second part of that meeting took place face to face for the first time.

00:03:37.060 Jared and Wyckoff did set up to meet in Geneva this next week.

00:03:42.040 We'll have to see if that actually takes place.

00:03:43.620 And I think the president's going to have to be pretty confident

00:03:46.320 that things are moving towards some sort of peaceful resolution.

00:03:50.220 If not, I think at least we're going to see some potential,

00:03:53.380 what we refer to here as coercive diplomacy.

00:03:56.980 Big news out of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

00:03:59.540 Folks should understand that he looks at General Raising Cain

00:04:04.660 and really puts a lot of faith in him.

00:04:07.420 Here's the reason.

00:04:08.800 In the first term, we were told by President Obama

00:04:11.580 that the ISIS situation was generational.

00:04:13.940 Remember, ISIS at the time had a caliphate

00:04:15.860 that had basically a third of Iraq, half of Syria.

00:04:20.120 They had oil revenues.

00:04:21.380 They're recruiting 10,000 individuals a month,

00:04:23.980 principally out of Europe.

00:04:25.760 General Cain, as the operational commander,

00:04:29.300 took ISIS down, I think, in four and five months. 0.99

00:04:32.220 And that's where President Trump actually met him,

00:04:34.060 spent a lot of time with him.

00:04:35.140 Of course, the expeditionary hit in June

00:04:38.600 that ended the 12-day war,

00:04:42.200 total obliteration of the nuclear,

00:04:44.760 at least the enrichment program,

00:04:46.740 what we heard at the time,

00:04:48.000 and then the really incredible

00:04:49.680 Joint Operational Command of Special Forces,

00:04:53.180 of which the helicopter pilot was awarded

00:04:56.980 the Congressional Medal of Honor

00:04:58.800 at the State of the Union the other night.

00:05:00.840 Neil, there's been some disturbing news

00:05:02.720 out of the Joint Chiefs.

00:05:04.500 General Cain has made a decision today.

00:05:06.180 What is that?

00:05:06.600 Yeah, he fired Vice Admiral Fred Ketcher.

00:05:13.260 And what's shocking about this

00:05:14.860 is the guy's only been in the job 90 days.

00:05:18.720 And that is a very important job.

00:05:21.800 I mean, running the Joint Chiefs staff,

00:05:24.180 it's like a Pentagon inside of a Pentagon.

00:05:27.560 And that it could be that maybe he blames

00:05:31.220 Admiral Ketcher for that leak.

00:05:33.280 It was really a disheartening leak

00:05:34.960 when it came out that supposedly Cain

00:05:38.620 had told the president

00:05:39.980 that maybe attacking Iran was a bad idea.

00:05:42.340 Maybe we were not ready.

00:05:43.500 But it was the kind of negativity

00:05:44.980 that you don't usually associate with Cain.

00:05:47.900 And it couldn't have made Trump happy.

00:05:50.040 In fact, Trump made a true social,

00:05:52.060 basically denouncing it all as fake news.

00:05:54.460 And then the other shoe dropping

00:05:55.900 is that the director of Cain's staff

00:05:58.740 was sent back to the Navy.

00:06:00.800 You're speculating that we don't know

00:06:02.820 for whatever reason he was there less than 90 days.

00:06:05.140 I don't know that.

00:06:06.140 And when you're getting ready

00:06:07.320 for a big operation like this,

00:06:10.060 one thing we do know is that

00:06:11.600 I don't know if it was negative.

00:06:14.480 I think it shows President Trump

00:06:15.700 puts a lot of weight

00:06:17.220 in what General Raising Cain will say.

00:06:19.460 He's got a lot of faith in this guy.

00:06:20.780 He's delivered, like I said,

00:06:21.680 in the ISIS situation,

00:06:23.160 ending the 12-day war

00:06:24.300 with a massive expeditionary hit,

00:06:26.560 not just the bombers

00:06:27.540 from the continental United States,

00:06:29.480 but also the fast attack submarines

00:06:31.520 delivering, as you know, Neil,

00:06:32.720 those cruise missiles

00:06:34.880 that took down the above-ground facilities.

00:06:37.040 And then, quite frankly,

00:06:38.080 just an extraordinary,

00:06:39.800 another expeditionary strike

00:06:41.560 to take Maduro.

00:06:43.100 Neil, we're going to come back to you tomorrow.

00:06:45.780 Oh, one more quickly.

00:06:47.140 You've got an update on Cuba.

00:06:48.460 I want to make sure we get,

00:06:50.200 it seems like there's a lot of discussion

00:06:52.160 between the State Department, Rubio,

00:06:54.700 and the Cubans.

00:06:55.720 And this group, it's quite odd.

00:06:58.800 It's kind of an odd,

00:06:59.900 I think you might be correct,

00:07:00.940 it may be the Versailles Bakery

00:07:02.560 Alumni Association, right?

00:07:07.280 Well, there's that,

00:07:08.140 and then the new threat, of course,

00:07:09.360 is that a very prominent

00:07:11.220 Cuban-American leader in Miami

00:07:13.040 told me that, you know,

00:07:14.920 he wouldn't be surprised to find out

00:07:16.800 that this whole thing was arranged

00:07:18.300 by the Cuban intelligence,

00:07:20.440 where they would take,

00:07:21.140 in his narrative,

00:07:22.500 they basically found four stooges,

00:07:24.760 line them up

00:07:25.940 for what, in effect,

00:07:27.140 was a suicide mission.

00:07:28.700 The six, quote,

00:07:29.740 survivors, unquote,

00:07:31.080 would have been the Cuban agents.

00:07:33.260 And when that encounter happened

00:07:35.400 with the Cuban boat,

00:07:37.620 you know,

00:07:37.860 the four sort of stooges were killed.

00:07:40.500 The survivors,

00:07:41.520 who are the Cuban agents,

00:07:43.260 you know,

00:07:43.480 they would be the ones

00:07:44.340 who would then start saying,

00:07:45.900 yes, we were here

00:07:46.820 to stir up terrorism,

00:07:49.220 do horrible things.

00:07:50.020 Yeah, but some of the old,

00:07:51.480 yeah,

00:07:51.680 but some of the old school

00:07:52.440 Cuban community in Miami

00:07:53.640 are not happy with,

00:07:55.580 because President Trump said,

00:07:56.680 hey, we may work

00:07:57.620 at a friendly deal,

00:07:58.380 we may have a Raj Prashman,

00:07:59.500 they can't be excited about that.

00:08:01.120 These guys are hardcore.

00:08:02.720 They see that,

00:08:03.520 they're not enthusiastic.

00:08:04.460 When Trump says,

00:08:05.720 when Trump says

00:08:07.760 a friendly takeover of Cuba,

00:08:09.700 that's when people start shaking.

00:08:12.140 He did say, though,

00:08:13.420 that there is incredible trust of Rubio

00:08:16.020 because of his life story

00:08:17.800 and his career.

00:08:19.620 And basically,

00:08:20.720 I would put it

00:08:21.740 that only Rubio

00:08:22.840 could go to Havana,

00:08:24.400 that they're confused

00:08:25.820 as to why Rubio

00:08:27.100 has been kind of hesitant.

00:08:29.020 And they,

00:08:29.500 obviously,

00:08:30.140 people are maybe wondering

00:08:31.600 why the president

00:08:32.840 hasn't really directly,

00:08:34.020 addressed the fact

00:08:35.180 that four Americans

00:08:35.980 have been killed

00:08:36.580 by the Cubans.

00:08:37.440 You would think

00:08:38.020 he would talk about it,

00:08:39.300 but people are sort of

00:08:40.540 hanging out

00:08:41.120 and they trust Rubio

00:08:42.080 and they trust Trump,

00:08:43.860 Steve.

00:08:44.760 Okay, Neil,

00:08:45.980 social media,

00:08:46.820 and we'll have you back on

00:08:47.640 for the Saturday show.

00:08:48.820 Where do people go?

00:08:51.960 Find me on

00:08:52.760 at Reporter McCabe

00:08:54.280 and on all the socials, Steve.

00:08:56.700 Thank you, sir.

00:08:57.480 Of course,

00:08:58.580 if anything breaks

00:09:00.120 on this Iran situation,

00:09:01.460 just like we've done in the past,

00:09:02.880 A Real America's Voice

00:09:03.680 will go live

00:09:04.560 and we'll be up

00:09:05.660 on this momentarily.

00:09:06.740 We've got a whole team

00:09:07.440 that's moderating this

00:09:08.300 quite closely,

00:09:09.560 many places in Washington,

00:09:10.620 D.C.

00:09:10.920 and in the region.

00:09:13.740 Honored to have

00:09:14.600 Michael Limbaugh on.

00:09:16.240 Michael,

00:09:16.840 thank you for joining us

00:09:18.100 and I thank you for,

00:09:19.340 we had to change you

00:09:20.040 a couple of times

00:09:20.620 because of the

00:09:21.300 president's speech,

00:09:22.640 et cetera.

00:09:23.860 Roundup,

00:09:24.480 the Make America Healthy Again,

00:09:26.500 which is a huge part

00:09:27.440 of our coalition,

00:09:28.740 had a big event

00:09:29.560 last night

00:09:30.160 in Austin,

00:09:31.300 Texas.

00:09:31.600 They're kicking off

00:09:32.480 this,

00:09:33.140 you know,

00:09:33.380 Make America,

00:09:33.980 the whole food aspect

00:09:35.780 of this.

00:09:36.840 But I don't think

00:09:38.480 we've seen anything

00:09:39.400 in President Trump's

00:09:40.320 first term

00:09:41.020 that's gotten

00:09:42.260 so many key parts

00:09:43.420 of our coalition

00:09:44.140 up in arms

00:09:45.480 of this situation

00:09:46.420 with Roundup

00:09:47.160 and the executive order.

00:09:48.100 Can you walk us through

00:09:48.980 exactly what's going on here?

00:09:51.080 And we know

00:09:52.440 that you know

00:09:52.900 the situation

00:09:53.460 will Roundup

00:09:53.960 very deeply.

00:09:54.620 Well,

00:09:56.900 from our perspective,

00:09:59.260 as people who worked

00:10:00.300 on the Roundup trials

00:10:02.020 and have been following

00:10:03.560 Roundup and glyphosate

00:10:05.840 as a carcinogen

00:10:06.820 since 2015

00:10:08.740 when IARC found it

00:10:11.160 to be a probable

00:10:11.920 human carcinogen,

00:10:13.720 a lot of people

00:10:14.640 have been wanting

00:10:15.200 to get that

00:10:16.160 things that have

00:10:18.220 food that has Roundup

00:10:19.900 in it

00:10:20.200 out of the American diet.

00:10:21.580 That's a big part

00:10:23.140 of the Make America

00:10:24.080 Healthy Again.

00:10:25.740 But I think

00:10:27.600 Secretary Kennedy

00:10:29.820 and many of the

00:10:31.380 leaders of

00:10:32.500 Make America

00:10:33.680 Healthy Again,

00:10:34.600 Maha,

00:10:35.340 recognize that

00:10:37.380 Monsanto

00:10:39.080 essentially has

00:10:40.380 a stranglehold

00:10:41.500 over the farmers

00:10:42.800 in the U.S.

00:10:44.600 There's a monopolistic

00:10:46.100 stranglehold

00:10:46.800 where they have

00:10:48.260 really no choice

00:10:49.560 but to use

00:10:51.060 Roundup-ready

00:10:53.820 products

00:10:54.440 and to use

00:10:55.160 Roundup

00:10:55.760 to dry out

00:10:57.660 crops of wheat

00:10:59.020 and oats

00:10:59.540 to make Cheerios

00:11:00.500 and Quaker oats

00:11:01.480 and Wheaties.

00:11:03.300 And these things

00:11:05.080 need,

00:11:06.680 you can't just

00:11:07.300 go cold turkey

00:11:08.320 to get rid of

00:11:10.420 those things

00:11:11.740 from the American diet

00:11:13.600 and to

00:11:14.960 have regenerative

00:11:17.740 farming

00:11:18.140 that has

00:11:19.120 the

00:11:21.380 healthy

00:11:22.380 microbes

00:11:23.300 in the soil.

00:11:24.560 Those types

00:11:27.100 of things

00:11:28.000 take time

00:11:29.060 to take

00:11:30.100 a big shit

00:11:31.080 like the

00:11:31.880 American culture.

00:11:33.900 We have a clip

00:11:34.880 where I'm going to play

00:11:35.300 but the Roundup

00:11:36.660 situation has been

00:11:37.620 controversial.

00:11:38.340 I mean,

00:11:38.540 somebody

00:11:38.760 approached me

00:11:40.520 because I was

00:11:41.920 a filmmaker

00:11:42.460 came to me

00:11:43.240 10,

00:11:44.120 15 years ago

00:11:44.800 about making

00:11:45.260 a huge film

00:11:45.760 about this.

00:11:46.240 This guy

00:11:46.500 did this

00:11:47.160 documentary

00:11:47.620 over years.

00:11:49.300 Roundup has

00:11:49.780 been so

00:11:50.180 controversial

00:11:50.720 for so long

00:11:51.700 and there's

00:11:52.920 been a huge

00:11:53.440 settlement.

00:11:54.100 I think

00:11:54.300 just for our

00:11:54.760 audience

00:11:55.020 coming into

00:11:55.940 this,

00:11:56.840 how did we

00:11:58.040 get in a

00:11:58.360 situation

00:11:58.880 that Monsanto

00:12:01.020 still has

00:12:01.640 the monopoly

00:12:02.280 that there's

00:12:03.160 no other

00:12:03.600 alternatives,

00:12:04.860 that there's

00:12:05.400 not some

00:12:06.440 either safer

00:12:07.060 version of this

00:12:07.760 and or

00:12:08.280 something

00:12:08.620 that you

00:12:08.860 can use

00:12:09.220 that doesn't

00:12:09.660 have the

00:12:11.460 carcinogenic

00:12:12.160 material in it.

00:12:13.200 It seems

00:12:13.760 like we've

00:12:14.160 been talking

00:12:14.660 about

00:12:15.020 the Roundup

00:12:15.780 studying

00:12:17.200 Roundup,

00:12:18.360 suing

00:12:18.880 Monsanto

00:12:19.880 for,

00:12:20.940 it feels

00:12:21.520 like decades.

00:12:22.340 So how can

00:12:22.780 we get

00:12:23.080 to 2026?

00:12:24.180 I think

00:12:24.380 people were

00:12:24.660 asking and

00:12:25.040 saying,

00:12:25.800 hey,

00:12:26.080 how can we

00:12:26.540 even have

00:12:26.960 the possibility

00:12:27.680 President Trump's

00:12:28.300 got to sign

00:12:28.800 this and

00:12:29.120 Bobby Kennedy

00:12:29.580 sitting there

00:12:29.920 going,

00:12:30.220 well,

00:12:30.760 we're not

00:12:31.140 going to

00:12:31.260 have food

00:12:31.560 production

00:12:31.980 if we don't

00:12:32.800 do it,

00:12:33.420 sir.

00:12:36.100 So

00:12:36.500 there have

00:12:38.040 been many

00:12:39.120 administrations

00:12:40.860 that have

00:12:41.380 provided subsidies

00:12:42.860 for Roundup

00:12:45.380 ready crops

00:12:46.120 and glyphosate

00:12:47.600 based pesticides

00:12:50.480 to be used

00:12:51.460 throughout the

00:12:52.560 U.S.

00:12:53.380 And there's

00:12:54.460 like in the

00:12:55.020 neighborhood of

00:12:55.600 like $11

00:12:56.180 billion of

00:12:57.120 subsidies that

00:12:57.820 go to

00:12:58.400 those crops.

00:13:00.220 And the

00:13:01.180 organic farmers

00:13:02.180 and the

00:13:02.580 regenerative

00:13:03.140 farmers don't

00:13:04.800 get those

00:13:05.300 types of

00:13:05.720 subsidies.

00:13:06.080 And in

00:13:07.040 order to

00:13:07.740 get a

00:13:08.940 freeway

00:13:09.780 off-ramp

00:13:10.780 from the

00:13:12.580 Roundup

00:13:14.080 ready crops

00:13:14.720 they need

00:13:16.200 help.

00:13:17.200 And I

00:13:17.740 think that

00:13:18.520 Secretary

00:13:18.920 Kennedy

00:13:19.400 has,

00:13:20.860 along with

00:13:21.380 Secretary

00:13:22.060 Rollins,

00:13:22.780 begun the

00:13:24.400 path of

00:13:25.380 having

00:13:25.760 around $700

00:13:27.080 million

00:13:27.460 dedicated to

00:13:29.320 getting

00:13:29.800 regenerative

00:13:30.900 farming

00:13:31.440 made

00:13:32.920 available and

00:13:33.660 more available

00:13:34.300 to farmers.

00:13:35.080 now $700

00:13:36.360 million versus

00:13:37.340 $11

00:13:38.060 billion,

00:13:39.080 well,

00:13:39.600 that's,

00:13:40.660 it's a

00:13:41.840 start,

00:13:42.960 but it's

00:13:43.580 not a

00:13:44.620 complete

00:13:45.360 enough

00:13:47.460 project to

00:13:48.280 get enough

00:13:49.400 of the

00:13:50.320 American

00:13:51.040 farming off

00:13:52.280 of the

00:13:53.680 addiction to

00:13:54.740 Roundup

00:13:56.380 ready crops

00:13:57.300 and Roundup

00:13:58.040 herbicides.

00:13:58.820 one of the

00:14:00.860 big problems

00:14:02.060 is that

00:14:02.580 it's not

00:14:03.120 just in

00:14:04.320 the food.

00:14:05.600 The manner

00:14:06.460 in which

00:14:06.960 it kills

00:14:08.240 plants is

00:14:10.320 the same

00:14:10.900 mechanism of

00:14:11.680 action that

00:14:12.220 kills the

00:14:12.960 microbes in

00:14:13.520 the soil,

00:14:14.080 makes dead

00:14:14.640 soil,

00:14:15.780 kills microbes

00:14:17.080 in your gut

00:14:17.780 when you end

00:14:18.580 up with food

00:14:19.220 that has

00:14:19.700 Roundup in

00:14:20.360 it when it's

00:14:21.160 sprayed on

00:14:21.860 wheat and

00:14:22.320 oats just

00:14:22.760 before harvest.

00:14:23.560 there's a

00:14:25.300 lot of

00:14:25.940 damage

00:14:28.780 above and

00:14:30.240 beyond the

00:14:31.380 non-Hodgius

00:14:32.740 lymphoma that

00:14:33.500 we litigated

00:14:34.680 and won

00:14:35.120 those lawsuits

00:14:35.760 on.

00:14:37.620 Michael,

00:14:38.260 but just

00:14:39.480 on the

00:14:39.760 timeline here,

00:14:40.680 as you said,

00:14:41.680 you sued

00:14:42.540 and won.

00:14:43.260 We've known

00:14:43.760 this for a

00:14:44.280 long time.

00:14:45.680 I think what

00:14:46.120 people are

00:14:46.500 shocked about

00:14:47.060 is how

00:14:47.520 can we be

00:14:47.980 in a

00:14:48.220 situation

00:14:48.760 where we're

00:14:49.800 still given

00:14:50.240 subsidies?

00:14:50.940 And this

00:14:51.200 is not

00:14:51.460 blaming the

00:14:51.900 Trump

00:14:52.080 administration.

00:14:52.700 They kind

00:14:52.980 of inherited

00:14:53.480 this,

00:14:53.860 but how

00:14:54.660 have the

00:14:55.280 Department

00:14:55.620 of Agriculture

00:14:56.360 and through

00:14:58.060 so many

00:14:58.560 years,

00:14:59.860 when we

00:15:00.220 knew it

00:15:00.500 had the

00:15:00.820 microbes,

00:15:01.480 when you

00:15:01.960 knew you

00:15:02.360 had problems

00:15:03.000 with this,

00:15:03.860 how could

00:15:04.140 we be in

00:15:04.480 a situation

00:15:05.180 when Bobby

00:15:06.540 Kennedy came 0.79

00:15:07.260 in and

00:15:07.940 Nicole Shanahan

00:15:08.740 was so

00:15:09.160 central to

00:15:09.820 this coalition

00:15:10.880 that everything

00:15:12.040 is from the

00:15:12.540 soil,

00:15:13.400 that the

00:15:13.960 way to

00:15:14.320 American

00:15:14.700 health is

00:15:15.900 through

00:15:16.120 agriculture.

00:15:17.560 How could

00:15:17.940 we be in

00:15:18.280 a situation

00:15:18.920 that knowing

00:15:20.360 everything is

00:15:20.940 bad about

00:15:21.660 Roundup that

00:15:22.520 so many

00:15:23.380 farmers are

00:15:23.920 still using

00:15:24.460 it and

00:15:24.800 it's still

00:15:25.080 subsidized?

00:15:25.900 And at

00:15:26.120 some point

00:15:26.580 in time,

00:15:27.020 if you've

00:15:27.340 won these

00:15:27.640 cases,

00:15:28.540 that people

00:15:28.880 sit there

00:15:29.260 and go,

00:15:29.620 hey,

00:15:30.140 we've got

00:15:30.520 to get

00:15:30.760 another

00:15:31.060 alternative.

00:15:31.820 Why has

00:15:33.480 that not

00:15:34.520 been done

00:15:34.880 to date?

00:15:36.260 Billions of

00:15:37.000 dollars are

00:15:38.220 at stake

00:15:39.120 in the

00:15:39.840 farming

00:15:40.480 states,

00:15:41.380 the central

00:15:42.000 U.S.

00:15:43.760 farming

00:15:44.040 states.

00:15:45.020 Billions of

00:15:45.560 dollars are

00:15:46.380 made by

00:15:47.040 Monsanto and

00:15:47.920 Bayer from

00:15:48.840 these products

00:15:49.540 and they

00:15:49.980 use that

00:15:50.620 to lobby

00:15:51.280 congressmen

00:15:54.320 and legislation

00:15:56.180 that is

00:15:57.140 in their

00:15:57.700 favor.

00:15:58.380 They have,

00:15:59.520 we found

00:16:00.720 in our

00:16:01.040 litigation

00:16:01.380 that there

00:16:02.040 were essentially

00:16:03.180 moles inside

00:16:04.320 the EPA

00:16:05.640 that was

00:16:06.360 serving

00:16:06.880 Monsanto's

00:16:08.100 interests to

00:16:08.780 perpetuate the

00:16:10.280 idea that it

00:16:11.080 doesn't cause

00:16:12.200 cancer when it

00:16:13.640 actually did

00:16:14.440 and they

00:16:16.020 refused to,

00:16:18.120 the EPA

00:16:18.660 refused to

00:16:19.940 reevaluate and

00:16:21.920 conduct the

00:16:22.820 proper analysis

00:16:24.280 using their

00:16:25.460 own guidelines

00:16:26.560 despite the

00:16:28.680 fact that

00:16:29.480 the Ninth

00:16:30.280 Circuit here

00:16:31.820 in California

00:16:32.560 directed them

00:16:34.520 to do it

00:16:35.380 correctly after

00:16:36.240 establishing that

00:16:37.320 they failed to

00:16:38.060 do it.

00:16:38.420 So there's

00:16:39.260 a lobbying

00:16:41.880 and legislative

00:16:43.300 and scientific

00:16:48.700 debate that's

00:16:50.240 being created

00:16:51.160 that creates

00:16:52.200 doubt.

00:16:52.680 It's the

00:16:53.000 same book

00:16:55.580 that tobacco

00:16:57.620 used,

00:16:58.560 create doubt

00:16:59.640 and persist

00:17:01.620 and eventually

00:17:02.980 you're right.

00:17:04.160 People are

00:17:04.560 going to

00:17:04.980 wise up

00:17:05.660 and knock

00:17:06.520 it off

00:17:06.980 and I

00:17:07.940 think that

00:17:09.480 under Bobby

00:17:10.560 Kennedy,

00:17:11.780 Secretary

00:17:12.340 Kennedy and

00:17:13.160 Secretary

00:17:14.240 Rollins,

00:17:15.280 we have a

00:17:15.680 chance to

00:17:16.380 increase

00:17:17.860 regenerative

00:17:18.820 farming and

00:17:19.600 decrease

00:17:20.380 Roundup

00:17:21.880 dependence

00:17:22.440 in the

00:17:23.140 U.S.

00:17:24.120 Can I just

00:17:24.500 take one of

00:17:25.040 those aspects

00:17:25.620 as I know

00:17:26.200 you as

00:17:26.820 your lawyer

00:17:27.540 but you've

00:17:28.040 had to make

00:17:28.500 yourself an

00:17:28.920 expert in

00:17:29.320 this.

00:17:30.060 Just what

00:17:31.520 I didn't

00:17:32.520 think there

00:17:32.820 was any

00:17:33.120 scientific

00:17:33.720 debate about

00:17:34.280 this.

00:17:35.060 Walk

00:17:35.440 through the

00:17:36.640 bit and

00:17:36.980 the answer

00:17:37.340 on the

00:17:37.560 scientific

00:17:37.940 debate.

00:17:38.560 What are

00:17:38.900 Monsanto and

00:17:39.620 Baer saying

00:17:40.260 versus what

00:17:41.660 outside

00:17:42.620 independent

00:17:43.180 scientists are

00:17:43.940 saying?

00:17:44.240 Because I

00:17:44.680 thought we

00:17:45.620 had kind of

00:17:46.080 settled the

00:17:46.620 science and

00:17:47.140 there was a

00:17:47.500 whole process

00:17:48.380 of how to

00:17:49.740 already have

00:17:50.900 an off-ramp

00:17:51.620 on and I

00:17:52.700 thought that

00:17:53.040 was kind of

00:17:53.440 the executive

00:17:53.900 order when

00:17:54.380 Bobby came

00:17:55.500 in and I

00:17:55.860 knew Nicole

00:17:56.560 Shanahan and

00:17:57.180 the people

00:17:57.540 that were the

00:17:58.260 agricultural part

00:17:59.620 of the Maha

00:18:00.180 movement I

00:18:01.360 think felt the

00:18:02.240 same way that

00:18:02.880 this was a

00:18:03.540 process that we

00:18:04.360 had for an

00:18:05.000 off-ramp and

00:18:05.700 for something

00:18:06.140 that was going

00:18:06.560 to be maybe

00:18:07.380 a lot more

00:18:07.920 than 700

00:18:08.500 million of

00:18:10.000 regenerative

00:18:10.720 which is

00:18:11.080 nothing to

00:18:11.580 sneeze at but

00:18:12.200 there was

00:18:12.500 already a

00:18:12.920 program.

00:18:13.680 When you say

00:18:14.160 there's a

00:18:14.560 scientific

00:18:14.960 argument they're

00:18:15.720 making what

00:18:16.440 is the

00:18:16.800 scientific

00:18:17.160 argument that

00:18:17.920 they are

00:18:18.220 trying to

00:18:18.560 make?

00:18:20.120 They say

00:18:21.040 that the

00:18:21.380 EPA has

00:18:22.380 deemed

00:18:22.900 glyphosate

00:18:24.740 and Roundup

00:18:25.520 not to be a

00:18:26.180 carcinogen and

00:18:27.920 they have

00:18:28.600 refused to

00:18:29.420 re-evaluate it

00:18:30.560 using the

00:18:31.240 proper methods

00:18:32.420 we used as

00:18:33.820 an expert

00:18:34.420 in our

00:18:35.640 trials

00:18:36.260 Chris

00:18:37.960 Portier

00:18:38.360 who wrote

00:18:40.600 the guidelines

00:18:41.360 for the

00:18:43.020 EPA

00:18:43.460 wrote the

00:18:44.140 guidelines for

00:18:44.780 how you

00:18:45.360 evaluate

00:18:45.940 carcinogenicity

00:18:46.900 and he

00:18:49.200 went through

00:18:50.620 all the

00:18:51.160 animal studies

00:18:52.520 and epidemiology

00:18:53.780 and arrived

00:18:54.320 at the

00:18:54.580 conclusion that

00:18:55.460 along with

00:18:56.760 IARC

00:18:57.220 the International

00:18:57.820 Association of

00:18:59.700 Research on

00:19:00.200 Cancer

00:19:00.660 deemed that

00:19:02.920 it was a

00:19:03.460 probable

00:19:03.760 carcinogen

00:19:04.640 Monsanto

00:19:08.800 has hired

00:19:10.400 experts to

00:19:12.080 refute that

00:19:13.000 and they

00:19:13.940 do

00:19:14.340 they ghost

00:19:17.500 write articles

00:19:18.480 pretending to

00:19:19.480 be independent

00:19:21.280 science when

00:19:22.000 it's not

00:19:22.540 they've been

00:19:24.200 caught

00:19:24.740 ghost

00:19:25.840 writing

00:19:26.220 they've been

00:19:26.780 caught

00:19:27.180 in our

00:19:28.500 lawsuits

00:19:29.360 showing that

00:19:30.100 they

00:19:30.960 misrepresent

00:19:35.480 what the

00:19:35.960 science actually

00:19:36.660 is

00:19:37.040 that said

00:19:38.940 the ways

00:19:40.520 they do

00:19:41.020 that is

00:19:41.660 they had

00:19:42.140 some studies

00:19:42.760 that were

00:19:43.120 done

00:19:43.540 and some

00:19:44.940 publications

00:19:46.120 done by

00:19:47.120 experts that

00:19:48.220 they hired

00:19:48.820 that said

00:19:49.640 there wasn't

00:19:50.240 an elevated

00:19:53.060 level of

00:19:53.640 carcinogenicity

00:19:54.520 they say

00:19:56.260 that

00:19:56.820 their studies

00:19:58.860 show that

00:19:59.460 there aren't

00:20:00.060 any

00:20:00.440 carcinogenicity

00:20:02.160 problems

00:20:02.660 but if you

00:20:05.220 look at the

00:20:05.560 independent

00:20:05.940 science it

00:20:06.600 shows that

00:20:07.100 there is

00:20:07.660 and so

00:20:08.900 which do

00:20:11.180 you weigh

00:20:11.520 more

00:20:11.900 the ones

00:20:12.480 that

00:20:12.880 Monsanto

00:20:14.100 did

00:20:14.460 or the

00:20:15.080 ones that

00:20:15.580 independent

00:20:16.040 scientists

00:20:16.580 did

00:20:16.940 the

00:20:17.800 Ramazzini

00:20:18.600 Institute

00:20:18.980 just did

00:20:19.860 a fantastic

00:20:21.080 analysis

00:20:23.020 and found

00:20:23.560 that there

00:20:23.820 was clear

00:20:24.800 levels of

00:20:25.860 increased

00:20:26.340 carcinogenicity

00:20:27.280 not just

00:20:28.080 in

00:20:28.300 Roundup

00:20:29.920 not just

00:20:30.700 in

00:20:31.000 non-Hodgkin's

00:20:31.980 lymphoma

00:20:32.540 Zen Honeycutt

00:20:36.540 at Moms

00:20:37.680 Across America

00:20:38.320 has been

00:20:38.680 finding Roundup

00:20:39.620 in all

00:20:40.060 sorts of

00:20:40.560 food products

00:20:41.340 that kids

00:20:43.580 and Americans

00:20:44.360 are eating

00:20:45.100 on a

00:20:46.380 routine

00:20:46.760 basis

00:20:47.300 is that

00:20:48.900 contributing

00:20:50.140 to

00:20:51.180 gut

00:20:53.020 microbiota

00:20:53.900 being

00:20:54.540 displaced

00:20:55.140 and leading

00:20:55.940 to some

00:20:56.360 of the

00:20:56.840 metabolic

00:20:58.040 disorders

00:20:58.640 that are

00:20:58.940 prevalent

00:20:59.680 in the

00:20:59.960 US now

00:21:00.560 will

00:21:01.900 Monsanto

00:21:02.700 recognize

00:21:03.260 that

00:21:03.680 no

00:21:04.020 they keep

00:21:04.780 insisting

00:21:05.540 and

00:21:05.760 one of

00:21:06.960 the

00:21:07.200 emails

00:21:08.140 that we

00:21:08.940 declassified

00:21:09.940 called the

00:21:10.540 Monsanto

00:21:11.020 papers

00:21:11.580 which you

00:21:12.900 can google

00:21:13.680 one of

00:21:16.400 their main

00:21:17.180 mantras

00:21:17.920 was

00:21:18.540 to

00:21:20.220 have

00:21:21.240 freedom

00:21:21.660 to operate

00:21:22.480 FTO

00:21:23.180 they want

00:21:24.000 to be

00:21:24.220 able to

00:21:24.760 say that

00:21:25.460 they are

00:21:26.200 free to

00:21:26.800 operate

00:21:27.420 independent

00:21:28.060 of regulation

00:21:28.960 independent

00:21:29.560 of independent

00:21:30.340 science

00:21:30.820 they want

00:21:32.040 to be

00:21:32.420 able to

00:21:33.060 sell

00:21:34.120 and push 0.99

00:21:34.980 their product

00:21:35.900 notwithstanding

00:21:37.680 that there

00:21:38.480 is science

00:21:39.060 against them

00:21:39.720 if

00:21:41.900 let's

00:21:42.220 leave

00:21:42.460 the

00:21:42.740 margins

00:21:44.260 and the

00:21:44.680 profitability

00:21:45.140 of Monsanto

00:21:46.220 and Bayer

00:21:46.700 off to the

00:21:47.260 side for a

00:21:47.740 second

00:21:47.960 but if

00:21:48.780 you had

00:21:49.160 to shift

00:21:49.700 today

00:21:50.460 to a

00:21:51.740 totally

00:21:52.300 non-Roundup

00:21:54.220 world

00:21:54.620 is it

00:21:55.540 just not

00:21:55.940 economically

00:21:56.520 feasible

00:21:57.060 I mean

00:21:57.420 we

00:21:57.620 underwrite

00:21:58.260 now

00:21:58.580 11 billion

00:21:59.220 dollars

00:21:59.480 saying

00:21:59.740 in

00:22:00.100 Roundup

00:22:01.180 how much

00:22:01.720 more

00:22:01.980 would the

00:22:02.440 US

00:22:02.820 government

00:22:03.240 have to

00:22:04.620 have to

00:22:05.560 underwrite

00:22:05.860 a farmer

00:22:06.320 so that

00:22:06.720 they can

00:22:06.980 make a

00:22:07.400 shift

00:22:07.600 to either

00:22:07.940 regenerative

00:22:08.580 organic

00:22:09.160 or maybe

00:22:09.600 some other

00:22:10.000 product

00:22:10.560 that's

00:22:12.100 everybody's

00:22:12.980 consensus

00:22:13.460 is not

00:22:13.900 carcinogenic

00:22:14.640 I mean

00:22:14.980 because

00:22:15.540 at the

00:22:15.920 end of

00:22:16.160 the day

00:22:16.520 it's not

00:22:16.940 that we

00:22:17.160 care about

00:22:17.540 the profits

00:22:18.080 of Bayer

00:22:18.700 and Monsanto

00:22:19.420 they're big

00:22:20.500 companies

00:22:20.800 they've got

00:22:21.080 it figured

00:22:21.360 out

00:22:21.560 what we

00:22:21.880 care about

00:22:22.320 is you

00:22:22.620 can't

00:22:23.260 tank

00:22:23.560 the farmers

00:22:24.180 if they've

00:22:25.560 been using

00:22:25.980 this

00:22:26.360 and are

00:22:27.020 not

00:22:27.220 off it

00:22:27.660 so what

00:22:27.980 is the

00:22:28.320 pathway

00:22:28.880 that you

00:22:30.040 recommend

00:22:30.400 that you

00:22:30.700 see

00:22:31.100 to actually

00:22:32.180 shift

00:22:32.520 people

00:22:32.820 over here

00:22:33.460 and can

00:22:33.920 it be

00:22:34.120 done

00:22:34.380 can you

00:22:34.780 just be

00:22:35.120 done

00:22:35.340 cold

00:22:35.600 turkey

00:22:35.880 so you're

00:22:36.180 just not

00:22:36.460 going to

00:22:36.640 use it

00:22:36.980 use this

00:22:38.000 and if the

00:22:38.380 government's

00:22:38.720 got to

00:22:38.980 underwrite

00:22:39.360 it the

00:22:39.540 government's

00:22:39.860 got to

00:22:40.060 underwrite

00:22:40.380 it for

00:22:40.680 at least

00:22:40.940 for a

00:22:41.220 while

00:22:41.460 well I

00:22:42.640 think

00:22:42.920 Secretary

00:22:44.040 Kennedy

00:22:44.500 is correct

00:22:46.000 that we

00:22:47.320 can't go

00:22:47.860 cold turkey

00:22:48.520 the margins

00:22:49.820 that the

00:22:50.820 farming

00:22:51.520 community

00:22:51.960 rely upon

00:22:52.780 for just

00:22:53.560 staying afloat

00:22:54.520 are too

00:22:55.220 thin and

00:22:56.400 you just

00:22:56.740 can't do

00:22:57.380 it like

00:22:58.020 that

00:22:58.560 but you

00:23:00.280 could

00:23:00.960 start

00:23:02.200 subsidizing

00:23:03.880 regenerative

00:23:04.540 farming

00:23:05.000 and organic

00:23:06.620 farming

00:23:07.140 and farming

00:23:07.720 without

00:23:08.440 Roundup

00:23:10.140 being used

00:23:10.900 much more

00:23:12.820 than it's

00:23:13.240 being

00:23:13.600 assigned

00:23:15.420 to it

00:23:15.960 now

00:23:16.300 that would

00:23:17.820 be one

00:23:18.320 of the

00:23:18.520 first steps

00:23:19.100 I think

00:23:19.620 to do

00:23:20.080 there are

00:23:21.440 lots of

00:23:23.200 opportunities

00:23:23.820 and methods

00:23:24.720 for doing

00:23:25.120 that

00:23:25.300 NVIDIA

00:23:26.020 has come

00:23:26.500 up with

00:23:26.820 a type

00:23:28.060 of

00:23:28.700 weed

00:23:30.800 killing

00:23:31.200 that

00:23:31.520 targets

00:23:32.300 just

00:23:32.840 the weed

00:23:33.460 does not

00:23:34.360 kill

00:23:34.700 any of the

00:23:35.060 microbiota

00:23:35.840 in the

00:23:36.140 soil

00:23:36.500 and

00:23:37.320 does

00:23:38.140 whole

00:23:40.520 crop

00:23:41.180 or whole

00:23:42.140 large

00:23:45.140 level

00:23:46.760 industrial

00:23:47.420 level

00:23:47.920 farming

00:23:48.460 type

00:23:49.040 weed

00:23:49.820 killing

00:23:50.300 without

00:23:50.680 killing

00:23:51.260 the

00:23:52.400 microbiota

00:23:53.140 and without

00:23:53.600 poisoning

00:23:54.020 the soil

00:23:54.460 without

00:23:54.800 poisoning

00:23:55.260 plants

00:23:55.820 that

00:23:56.340 grow

00:23:56.780 the crops

00:23:58.820 that

00:23:59.020 grow

00:23:59.280 that

00:24:01.320 type

00:24:01.780 of

00:24:02.140 development

00:24:02.800 needs

00:24:03.300 more

00:24:03.980 support

00:24:06.500 and

00:24:07.580 that

00:24:08.980 will

00:24:09.160 require

00:24:09.580 money

00:24:10.040 it

00:24:11.500 will

00:24:11.620 require

00:24:12.040 subsidies

00:24:12.600 it

00:24:13.060 will

00:24:13.200 require

00:24:13.700 people

00:24:14.740 willing

00:24:15.120 to make

00:24:15.640 that

00:24:15.900 shift

00:24:16.260 and it

00:24:16.560 requires

00:24:17.080 companies

00:24:18.220 like

00:24:18.560 NVIDIA

00:24:19.120 to

00:24:19.940 make

00:24:21.000 it

00:24:21.280 affordable

00:24:22.380 so

00:24:23.320 and

00:24:23.700 but

00:24:23.860 they've

00:24:24.120 done

00:24:24.300 the

00:24:24.440 research

00:24:24.820 they

00:24:25.020 show

00:24:25.300 how

00:24:25.500 it

00:24:25.660 works

00:24:25.960 it's

00:24:26.200 pretty

00:24:26.500 interesting

00:24:27.160 method

00:24:27.820 of

00:24:28.060 killing

00:24:28.360 weeds

00:24:29.080 look

00:24:32.140 we'd love

00:24:32.500 to have

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00:33:42.420 God bless ICE.

00:33:43.420 Don't act like that idiot.

00:33:45.420 Used to be a good neighborhood, but I saw three murders, me and my son.

00:33:50.420 Right?

00:33:51.420 I walk out with the dog, boom, boom, boom, boom, seven shots.

00:33:54.420 A guy killed walking his two girls at a bus stop right there, 3.30 in the afternoon.

00:33:59.420 And there's a Middle Eastern guy who found a trunk in a Mercedes.

00:34:03.420 Burn.

00:34:04.420 So you guys are doing a good job.

00:34:05.420 You guys are doing a good job.

00:34:06.420 What's your message to President Trump, Tom Holman, ICE?

00:34:08.420 I told ICE, we believe we're safer because this place is filled up with cars, all the people

00:34:14.420 sleeping in with guns and stuff.

00:34:16.420 I see every time, and I'm not lying.

00:34:18.420 Thank you, Trump.

00:34:20.420 That's it right there, guys.

00:34:22.420 Law-abiding citizens, they want more ICE, not less.

00:34:25.420 Speaking of due process, this guy who just fought with you guys, tell me about him.

00:34:29.420 That's correct.

00:34:30.420 He is Tuarez from Ecuador, and he has a BNB, an absentia order, which means that he had his

00:34:38.420 right to due process.

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00:34:44.420 So this individual's next step is getting a travel document to his home country, and

00:34:49.420 he will be removed.

00:34:50.420 Okay, welcome back to Boreham, Texas.

00:34:53.420 Mo, thank you for joining us.

00:34:54.420 We're going to talk a little bit about grassroots.

00:34:56.420 You got some other information, too, about some of the patriots that have been on these

00:35:01.420 assaults.

00:35:02.420 So thank you for joining us here on a Friday.

00:35:04.420 I want to go to our own Ben Burquam.

00:35:06.420 Ben, so 20%, this was not located in Texas.

00:35:11.420 Ben is going to join us here, but I wanted to play this because it shows us where we are

00:35:15.420 right now.

00:35:16.420 20%, I think total either deportations and ICE activity, 20% of the total has come from the

00:35:24.420 great state of Texas.

00:35:26.420 And people will tell you here that, you know, ICE working with law enforcement was what made

00:35:31.420 that so great at first.

00:35:33.420 Now we've got this situation.

00:35:34.420 You've got this trial.

00:35:35.420 I think there's a trial in Dallas.

00:35:37.420 There's another trial in Antifa that was a mistrial the other day.

00:35:40.420 It's going to stop.

00:35:41.420 All the people that tried to thwart, that tried to thwart law enforcement in Texas from

00:35:47.420 working with ICE are kind of at the forefront now.

00:35:50.420 And, you know, President Trump just said this in Corpus Christi.

00:35:54.420 He said, we're going to continue to do it, but there was no mention of mass deportations.

00:35:59.420 It looks like you went out on a special assignment in California.

00:36:02.420 It appears to me that we're back to what you spent, you know, February and March of last

00:36:09.420 year doing, going out with ICE and doing these incredible raids, but on bad hombres.

00:36:14.420 And you can see right there, the resident likes it, but it's not the Bovino school of,

00:36:20.420 we've got to get a lot of people out here.

00:36:22.420 Mike Callen people, they're starting, I've got to tell you, it's getting real traction

00:36:25.420 in Texas, this mass deportation coalition.

00:36:29.420 Tom Holman and these guys have an impossible job.

00:36:31.420 So when you're out there with those folks today in California, what's the esprit de corps?

00:36:36.420 Do they feel like they're actually making progress?

00:36:38.420 Are we back to 10 ICE agents on one bad hombre?

00:36:43.420 Yeah, just to clarify, that was Phoenix ICE that I was with.

00:36:47.420 I'm actually on the border of California now.

00:36:49.420 I'm in Lake Havasu, going to be speaking over here tomorrow at a Republican Lincoln Day dinner

00:36:54.420 here.

00:36:55.420 But yeah, it's, you know, it is, it's the bad hombres, targeted enforcement.

00:37:00.420 There's definitely a shift back to specifically targeting individuals that we have extensive

00:37:07.420 rap sheets on or extensive background work up on versus the Bovino model of this consensual

00:37:14.420 encounter is what they call it.

00:37:15.420 And basically going out into the community and engaging the community, doing targeted traffic

00:37:21.420 enforcement and that sort of thing.

00:37:22.420 But in those cases, you don't really have an idea of who you're going to be encountering

00:37:26.420 until you encounter them at, you know, when that was happening in Minneapolis and all across

00:37:31.420 the country, both were happening at the same time.

00:37:33.420 You had targeted enforcement plus the the consensual encounter enforcement.

00:37:38.420 And it definitely seems like they've backed off the consensual encounter back to this target

00:37:43.420 enforcement.

00:37:44.420 As you said, you've got many, many ICE officers for potentially one person picked up.

00:37:52.420 It's just it's you said it's an impossible task with the millions of illegals that were brought 1.00

00:37:57.420 in under Joe Biden.

00:37:59.420 There has to be an increased enforcement.

00:38:01.420 But part of that has to be to win the propaganda war, the PR war against these leftists that

00:38:07.420 are training their Antifa scum to attack ICE, that are training the community to work against

00:38:12.420 ICE, that are training, are being trained by people like Mayor Frye in Minneapolis that

00:38:17.420 I confronted in Washington, D.C. at the State of the Union to to have their police officers

00:38:21.420 not work with ICE.

00:38:22.420 And that's a huge difference.

00:38:23.420 You said it, Steve.

00:38:24.420 Texas has the highest percentage per state out of any other state in the country because

00:38:29.420 Texas law enforcement actually works with ICE.

00:38:32.420 If law enforcement was actually able to work with ICE, you can do this across the country

00:38:37.420 in a relatively short amount of time.

00:38:40.420 When you look at states like Illinois and and Oregon or California where they're intentionally

00:38:46.420 obstructing ICE, it's virtually impossible.

00:38:49.420 Okay.

00:38:50.420 So, you know, the Center for Immigration Studies.

00:38:53.420 Now, Mike Howell and people disagree with some of these numbers, but the rough number

00:38:58.420 may be one point five million to two million self deportations in the first year.

00:39:03.420 Now, Mike Howell and some guys say, hey, that number could be four or five hundred thousand,

00:39:07.420 but still a lot of people self deported.

00:39:10.420 The reason for that was the visibility of what you you coming out with a guy what got

00:39:15.420 and put the media there in Texas, in California and in Chicago.

00:39:21.420 People got the idea, particularly people will tell you in Texas and in California and some

00:39:25.420 Arizona people just left and they left it in big droves.

00:39:29.420 You're not going to get that because now you can even see this in Texas, particularly in places like Dallas

00:39:36.420 and these in the because these blue cities, Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio.

00:39:41.420 You've got the same problem.

00:39:42.420 They're not sanctuary because they can't because the state's too tough down here.

00:39:46.420 But as you saw, they had the jury nullification the other day on on on on Trendy Aragua torturing a guy in front of his,

00:39:55.420 I think, nieces and nephews and then killing him in cold blood to mistrials. 1.00

00:40:00.420 The guy walks.

00:40:01.420 You've seen the situation mistrial the other day because of the lawyer in the Antifa trial.

00:40:06.420 I think that was like there's got 20 people.

00:40:08.420 There's another aspect of this going on where they've killed another.

00:40:11.420 I think it was another ice officer all throughout Texas.

00:40:14.420 You see this problem that we didn't have a year ago.

00:40:17.420 And it just seems to me if you're just back to onesies twosies, this is and I realize this is a midterm strategy.

00:40:25.420 I don't happen to think it works because I do think people are enthusiastic.

00:40:29.420 We just had we had Steve Cortez on here today that said in Wisconsin, it's like a 30 point gap of people that support in the Hispanic community that supports up there.

00:40:40.420 stronger enforcement, particularly the beginning of mass deportations.

00:40:45.420 President Trump was in Corpus Christi.

00:40:48.420 We understand now if Virginia of these seats in Virginia, the ten to one goes the entire holding of the house could be those three Hispanic American seats that are being created down in South Texas.

00:40:59.420 So how does the word get back to home and these guys that, hey, people actually and particularly people in like in place like Arizona and Texas support this and want to see more of it?

00:41:10.420 Yeah, well, that's up to us.

00:41:14.420 And this is the big difference, Steve.

00:41:16.420 The way we win this is by lowering the hammer on Antifa activists and these scumbags in these cities.

00:41:22.420 The problem, as you mentioned, is you have activist Antifa judges that side with these guys.

00:41:27.420 So there has to be consequences.

00:41:28.420 And this goes back to what you mentioned, Mike Banks.

00:41:32.420 I interviewed Mike Banks, the chief of the Border Patrol, just a few weeks ago, and he said every single surge operation they did in America resulted in exponential increases in the the CBP home app being used and the self deportations happening.

00:41:47.420 It's exactly because that the illegals in those communities knew their days were numbered and they knew they better get out now and take that free money and go home versus getting a one way ticket out of here and never being able to come back.

00:41:59.420 It has to be a combination of those things, but there has to be consequences for the people that are terrorists that are attacking ICE.

00:42:07.420 And if that doesn't happen, I you know, I just don't I I just don't see it happening and that the American people need to tell Tom Holman, they need to tell President Trump that they back them.

00:42:18.420 We need to hear this across the entire country in every state.

00:42:22.420 If you support President Trump, if you support Tom Holman, if you support ICE in mass deportation, they need to hear you now, not six weeks from now, not after the midterms when it's too late.

00:42:34.420 They need to hear it now. They need to know they want all gas, no brakes, deport everyone, mass deportations.

00:42:40.420 Otherwise, mainstream media is pushing the narrative that America doesn't care.

00:42:44.420 In fact, America is turning against ICE. America wants less deportations. That's an absolute lie.

00:42:49.420 The only place you find that are in the communist jihadist utopias in America that have already defunded their police, that have already neutered law enforcement.

00:42:57.420 That's not America. We have to have regular America stand up and say that's not what we want. 0.99

00:43:02.420 We want. We want mass deportation. I can tell you with some of these people in these blue cities in Texas and some of this jury is scary because they're now passing out brochures to train people in the cities on jury nullification.

00:43:16.420 So it's very, very, very scary. Ben, real quickly, what was the esprit of core of the of the officers out in Arizona?

00:43:23.420 There you know what, man, the the their mentality is they just want to do their job.

00:43:31.420 And every single one I've asked in through the ups and the downs through last year, through this year, through every one of them says they thank God President Trump's in office.

00:43:39.420 Their morale was the lowest it had ever been under Joe Biden because they couldn't do their job in action.

00:43:43.420 In fact, I'll be releasing some of those interviews I did in Arizona.

00:43:46.420 They said these are seasoned veteran officers who've been in the service for 15, 16, 17 years who said this is the first time in their career that they've finally been able to fully do their job.

00:43:59.420 They love it. They just want the handcuffs off. They want to be able to do it and they want to know that that America and the Justice Department has their back in doing their job.

00:44:08.420 Ben, where are you going to speak? Is it live stream? How do people get it? If not, you're going to put it up on social media tonight.

00:44:14.420 Yeah, it'll be tomorrow night. It's the Lake Havasu Lincoln Day Republican event, and I believe we'll be pushing it live stream to social media.

00:44:24.420 And then I've also got my speech from last week at the California Republic Assembly. I'm going to be rebroadcasting that as well.

00:44:30.420 That'll be 7 p.m. Excuse me, 6 p.m. I actually don't remember what time. I think it's 6 p.m. tomorrow night, Lake Havasu.

00:44:38.420 So it's Mountain Standard Time. I'll be live from there.

00:44:42.420 Ben, great job as always.

00:44:44.420 And Steve, my next episode of Law on Border is tomorrow at 7 p.m. Eastern.

00:44:49.420 That's why I'm getting my time confused. 7 p.m. Eastern time. You don't want to miss that one either.

00:44:53.420 Fantastic. Ben Burquam, always great. You're doing great work. Stay safe.

00:44:58.420 Thank you, Steve.

00:44:59.420 Ben and Mo are our two number one speakers right now.

00:45:02.420 By the way, we're going to have Oscar Blue Ramirez. Oscar is actually in the really tough part of the cartel country.

00:45:09.420 Did great reporting today on Eric Bolling Show throughout the day.

00:45:13.420 We're going to have Oscar on with some additional footage.

00:45:15.420 He had to get out of there. It was getting a little dangerous.

00:45:17.420 You and Ben Burquam are the two, you're hot commodities.

00:45:22.420 You're speaking all over the place.

00:45:23.420 Thank you for coming out here.

00:45:24.420 The grassroots is under, and I just want to say something, make sure, because President Trump, listen to this.

00:45:30.420 In the speech, he gave Paxton a shout-out, and there was a huge set of applause for that.

00:45:37.420 He gave Cornyn a shout-out.

00:45:39.420 Not really a round of applause, too much for that.

00:45:42.420 Crickets.

00:45:43.420 And then he kind of did Congressman, and Wesley Hunt, who I know is a friend of yours, joined the Board of West Point with him.

00:45:49.420 Wesley, it was kind of like, it was kind of a gap, and he did him with a congressman.

00:45:53.420 I think people kind of lost that it was a three-way race.

00:45:56.420 I agree, and I think, I'm not sure if that was, he wanted to address him with the congressman, but I think that, like you said, kind of forgot maybe that he's running for this seat.

00:46:13.420 But if you can hear the sound of my voice, and you have not voted in this election, and you are in the state of Texas, you need to make sure that you get to your polling location on voting day, on game day, because this is a very important election.

00:46:29.420 And like you said, we need to focus on Texas.

00:46:33.420 If we lose Texas, we lose the United States.

00:46:36.420 Well, and I want to tell you, the early voting counts will have more on the marshal tonight.

00:46:41.420 The Republicans, because a lot of people don't like early voting here, particularly what I call the dock chambers, the more hardcore war room posse. 0.94

00:46:48.420 They're not into early voting, and you're not going to change your mind.

00:46:51.420 That being said, we've had, I think we've overperformed so far for a midterm year.

00:46:57.420 The problem is the Democrats have a tsunami, and we just have to face the fact that they're very organized, have a ton of outside money.

00:47:02.420 I keep telling people, if they're successful in this primary and putting up numbers that are bigger, you're going to have a billion dollars flood into the state from nefarious groups to support this.

00:47:12.420 We're going to have a, and I think we could have a couple of runoffs, unless Paxton is really running through the tape right now.

00:47:18.420 People are saying they think he might be able to, but he's getting, there's so much money being spent against him, it's unbelievable.

00:47:23.420 I agree with you, and if it does come to a runoff, then you need to focus here in the state of Texas on grassroots efforts.

00:47:30.420 You can't put grassroots efforts by the wayside.

00:47:33.420 We've seen candidates in other states that have focused predominantly on the grassroots and getting grassroots teams involved, and they've won.

00:47:42.420 They've done great, and people that don't get involved and don't do the grassroots effort, we don't, you see them not in members of Congress or Senate.

00:47:49.420 They've got a report right now.

00:47:50.420 Cornyn, I think, has spent close to $80 million in almost all negative ads, except he took out kind of a phony Sharia ad when we made that a big deal here.

00:47:59.420 But Ken Paxton, $3.6 million.

00:48:02.420 It's just not the resources there.

00:48:04.420 Let's jump for a second.

00:48:05.420 Mike Lindell's joined us, Mike.

00:48:07.420 We missed you in the last hour because the president wrapped up late.

00:48:10.420 The president was on a roll, as you've seen him, Mike Lindell, and Corpus Christi, I didn't think he wanted to get on stage because it was hitting it on all cylinders.

00:48:18.420 I know you're running for governor, but what the war on policy wants to hear from you late on a Friday afternoon, early on a Friday evening, is what is the deal?

00:48:26.420 Are we still moving the factory?

00:48:28.420 Is this deal still open to us?

00:48:30.420 Absolutely.

00:48:31.420 But I'm going to put in a little government ad, you guys.

00:48:33.420 Tomorrow morning, I get to do a debate right in my home county tomorrow, my first governor debate right in my home county, so I'm looking forward to that.

00:48:41.420 And if you want to help out there, it's MikeLindellGov.com.

00:48:45.420 I know you're all helping out Texas, but I need help up here because Minnesota, as you know, is the tip of the spear for fraud in our country.

00:48:53.420 But you're right, Steve.

00:48:54.420 You guys, I wouldn't be here.

00:48:56.420 I wouldn't even be able to do this if it wasn't for the war room posse.

00:48:59.420 We're moving our factory.

00:49:00.420 We've been doing it the last two weeks.

00:49:02.420 We got another week.

00:49:03.420 You guys could really help out right now and help yourself.

00:49:06.420 I'm bringing back the mattress and the mattress toppers so we don't have to move them.

00:49:11.420 You guys get them for as low as $99.98, and yes, I'm going to honor that free shipping on your entire order of these big ticket items right to your front door on stop on top of the sale.

00:49:22.420 Go to MyPillow.com forward slash war room, and you're going to see all the items from our factory that we're not going to carry anymore.

00:49:30.420 Our clothing line, up to 80% off, you guys.

00:49:33.420 Just go there, get it all for the war room posse, you guys, but make sure you get the mattress toppers to get the best sleep of your life.

00:49:42.420 All our other products with that big second annual mega sale, those are there, too.

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00:50:01.420 Let's do it again.

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00:50:08.420 Mike, thank you so much.

00:50:10.420 Of course, Ben Burkwam jumped Friday the other night, asking some questions at State of the Union.

00:50:15.420 He didn't have any good answers.

00:50:16.420 We're going to have you back on here tomorrow morning, Mike, as you're fighting the good fight up in Minnesota.

00:50:20.420 Appreciate you, sir.

00:50:23.420 Early voting ends today in Texas.

00:50:26.420 That means, as Mo said, we got to get ready for game day.

00:50:29.420 It's Tuesday.

00:50:30.420 A lot of the grassroots here and particularly a lot of the war and posse in Texas are game day voters.

00:50:36.420 They don't like voting early.

00:50:38.420 Also today, and I think they've extended out to midnight, Birch Gold.

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00:50:52.420 And gold ended today at, yes, close to, I think, a dollar too short of 5,300 bucks.

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00:51:04.420 Gold was $1,100 an ounce.

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00:51:10.420 The geopolitical is this weekend.

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00:51:13.420 So go check it all out.

00:51:15.420 Okay, Mo, real quickly.

00:51:17.420 You know about the chief warrant officer that was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor the other day?

00:51:23.420 I do.

00:51:24.420 So actually, small world, one of our security worked with a gentleman I knew when I was stationed at Fort Campbell.

00:51:31.420 And we reconnected.

00:51:33.420 We've been friends since I was at Campbell.

00:51:35.420 But he trained and is friends with the Medal of Honor recipient, the warrant officer, the CW-5.

00:51:41.420 So it's a very small world.

00:51:42.420 You know, the military, no matter when you were in, it seems like you have a connection everywhere.

00:51:49.420 Fantastic.

00:51:50.420 What a hero that guy is.

00:51:52.420 I'm telling you, he just went in.

00:51:54.420 I think we have many heroes in Iran.

00:51:56.420 We're going to be up all weekend.

00:51:57.420 Like I said, if anything pops, we'll be on it right away.

00:52:00.420 We're going to be back here at 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time tomorrow morning when you'll be in the war room.

00:52:06.420 Until then, have a great Friday night.

00:52:09.420 I like you.

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