00:01:06.740Thursday, 28 April, Eurobillard, 2026.
00:01:09.940Huge news today that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries,
00:01:17.260OPEC for short, which at one time kept the world in its grip back in the 70s,
00:01:22.920But it's had tremendous power in setting the price of oil.
00:01:27.620UAE is punching out of that on Friday.
00:01:31.660It is somehow related to their getting a swap line or some sort of facility from the United States that Scott Besson's putting in to make sure, I quote from the Financial Times, locks in dollar supremacy.
00:01:46.200Scott Besson, Secretary of Treasury, very concerned about that.
00:01:49.340Jamie Dimon, I think I put this up earlier on my getter.
00:01:53.240Jamie Dimon, the chairman of the board, I think he's still CEO.
00:01:58.180He's stepping down as CEO, but I think he's still CEO of J.P. Morgan,
00:02:02.000probably the most, not the biggest bank in the world, the most profitable,
00:04:05.120no obligation. Birchgold.com, promo code Bannon, end of the dollar empire. Neil McCabe at the
00:04:10.720White House. Neil, you were over at Justice Comey. I asked Mike Davis about this on the Comey
00:04:16.540indictment for a superseding indictment. You know, Comey was the one that got the
00:04:22.040dossier rolling. I mean, he bounced out Flynn. The crimes of this guy are legioned.
00:04:30.180a superseding indictment would do what, Neal McCabe?
00:04:36.580Well, a superseding indictment will sort of clean up, you know, what is just maybe build on what
00:04:43.420is a preliminary indictment here. There are two counts. One is making the threat. And then the
00:04:50.160other one is sort of broadcasting or amplifying the threat against the president of the United
00:04:54.780States. And so those two counts came from the grand jury. It was released today. And so as they
00:05:02.700dig more into it and they develop their case, they'll be able to put something else on top of
00:05:07.600it, Steve. Neil, you've been around these guys a long time. These kind of threats that get
00:05:16.200amplified. This is how you get a situation like Saturday night, because no way that guy's crazy,
00:05:22.480right he's very disturbed in his formation here political particularly political formation
00:05:28.780has happened relatively late in his life but he's fed this hate and vitriol against the president
00:05:34.760every day and that's how you end up doing things like he attempted to do saturday night sir
00:05:39.720right i would also point out that comey has a very sort of mischievous personality very scheming
00:05:49.760Even going back to when he was the deputy attorney general under George W. Bush, he was creating all sorts of problems and, of course, had that incident with John Ashcroft in the hospital.
00:06:01.200But, you know, Comey putting this out, he knew what he was doing and he just plays coy like he's, you know, like a mischievous 12 year old.
00:06:09.360Oh, I didn't mean it. But actually, all these guys know when they say that Trump is a dictator, when they say Trump is a threat to democracy, like they're making such extreme statements that the president of the United States is, in fact, an existential threat to our democracy.
00:06:28.160Well, what is someone supposed to do with that kind of information if they're just off-center enough?
00:06:35.500And that's what we saw happen Saturday night.
00:06:42.140Neil, you have to deal with these people now, the White House correspondents over there.
00:06:46.640Also, the Democrats, you were up on Capitol Hill today.
00:06:51.720We got photos of all these guys, but I could just see by watching it.
00:06:54.880But there's a new photo out with Omar, and she's fangirling, taking photos, taking selfies.
00:07:01.000This is supposed to be the party that's put together this kind of hate network called No Kings, No Kings Marches, No Kings Rallies, No Kings Demonstrations, No Kings Protest.
00:07:11.640Yet today they had a king, and they were slobbering all over him, sir.
00:07:18.100Now, this was a pep rally for the king.
00:07:20.380And of course, King Charles himself, he's not supposed to participate in politics, but even when he was the Prince of Wales, he would sort of dabble in politics behind the scenes to pushing his, mostly his environmental agenda.
00:07:36.680You know, there was some talk that, you know, the King of England is called the defender of the faith.
00:07:41.100There was some talk that he wanted to be the defender of faith in general, right?
00:07:46.280Not the faith because he wanted to be so ecumenical and, you know, embrace that sort of leftist all world religion business.
00:07:54.380The guys today in the Senate and the joint session of Congress, they were lapping it up.
00:07:59.920And it reminded me of the same thing that Macron did because Macron, you know, Trump had had a great relationship with Macron.
00:08:08.300He gave Macron a dinner at Mount Vernon like he bent over backwards to to express his friendship, his support, to reach out to Macron.
00:08:18.060And then when Macron addressed his joint session of Congress, he really was making all these sort of oblique references, criticizing the Trump administration and its agenda.
00:08:28.860And it's a fundamental lack of respect that the Europeans have for the president of the United States, Steve.
00:12:55.520We see today a living symbol of this centuries-old bond,
00:13:01.400just a few dozen feet to the left where I stand.
00:13:06.040And there, Her Late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, an incredible woman who I had the privilege
00:13:16.800of getting to know, Queen Elizabeth II, a very, very special woman who is very greatly
00:13:24.100missed on both sides of that mighty Atlantic, long ago planted a young tree.
00:13:31.840It was a very young and beautiful tree, and look at it now.
00:13:37.500It's tripled in size and tripled in strength, very much as our nations have even more than tripled.
00:13:46.200Like our nation itself, it was laid with British hands but grew in American soil.
00:13:52.220Today it stands tall and proud, reaching ever higher.
00:13:55.060And this morning, it reminds us that the mightiest of trees, like the greatest of nations, must be anchored by the strongest and deepest of roots.
00:14:06.240In the centuries since we won our independence, Americans have had no closer friends than the British.
00:23:51.220This is a kind of masterclass in how someone not tied to the minute-to-minute political realities of popular politics.
00:24:08.280This is what this thoughtful man believes is important across the Atlantic.
00:24:15.780And I think that it's a vivid and elegant in many ways warning and inspiration as well about not losing ourselves in a populist, isolationist, nationalistic moment.
00:24:37.660One final point here. There's a difference between nationalism and patriotism.
00:24:43.020Nationalism is an allegiance to your own kind.
00:24:46.840Patriotism is an allegiance to a creed.
00:24:49.900And he very the king very deftly laid out the roots of the American creed, which is comes grows out of both a biblical understanding of human equality and also came through the British Isles.
00:25:06.560Magna Carta, the Declaration of Rights in 1688 and 89,
00:25:11.200informed what happened here in the late 18th century.
00:25:14.780And what we can't do is lose that in the 21st.
00:25:18.740And I think that was his central warning, is that this is perilous,
00:25:22.920these things are fragile, and they require our attention.
00:25:27.220For all his book learning, Meacham blows it again.
00:25:31.760Remember, Great Britain had lost the sense of themselves as a nation, their sovereignty.
00:25:39.200And it took Nigel Farage and Raheem Gassam and these amazing folks up in the Midlands
00:25:44.720on a thing called Brexit to take it back from Europe and become a sovereign nation again
00:25:51.380that the John Meacham's of the world said was terrible.
00:26:45.980He knows this demon, and he is a demon.0.91
00:26:49.860We're going to take a short commercial break.
00:26:51.440We're going to be back in the war room in just a moment.
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00:32:10.360So what Comey really thrust me into the crosshairs of was a government-sponsored electronic break-in of the Trump campaign
00:32:20.420in an attempt to undermine and sabotage and overthrow the Trump administration between 2016 and 2017.
00:32:29.380this indictment has been a long time coming for the most corrupt FBI director in modern American
00:32:38.220history. What this person did is he put our country through hell and back for years. He
00:32:43.640undermined the Constitution. He attempted to interfere in the democratic process in this
00:32:49.900country, and most importantly, almost affected how we function as a republic, Steve. So I think
00:32:57.200moving forward, while this indictment was a very good first step, there's going to be a lot more.
00:33:03.800And what I think Comey and some of these other perpetrators were really involved in here was
00:33:09.020tantamount to a conspiracy. And that's why you have other people like Brennan and some of these
00:33:15.160other high-level Obama officials and Biden officials under simultaneous criminal investigation
00:33:20.280with Comey. So this is a good first step, but we need a lot more, Steve.
00:33:24.480This is what I talked about in the last hour with Mike Davis, a superseding indictment before I play the Brennan clip.
00:33:33.180Tell me, walk me through, what do you mean by this?
00:33:36.640Your personal evidence that he was part of this, in fact, not just part of it.
00:33:44.040I would actually argue that with Brennan, they were the initiators of this, sir.
00:33:49.740Yeah, I mean, what we have learned over the last 10 years, because this has been a 10-year saga, that has been this onion of corruption has basically been peeled slowly but maturely.
00:34:02.700And what have we learned the last 10 years? That FISA warrants were basically illegally obtained
00:34:08.520by defrauding a court to spy on individuals like myself, President Trump, his campaign,
00:34:15.720and his administration. Human confidential sources were embedded within the Trump campaign.
00:34:22.640Bribes were allegedly brought to people like Roger Stone, myself, others.
00:34:28.940honey pots were used to try to fabricate evidence. And basically what this was all
00:34:36.720part and parcel in an effort to do was to paint the president and his team as some sort of fake
00:34:44.860operatives for a foreign adversary. All of the while, it was the Democrats that were up to their
00:34:51.320neck and eyeballs in corruption with the same countries that were allegedly involved with the
00:34:57.600Trump campaign. Countries like Ukraine, we all know about the story with Burisma and the corruption
00:35:02.180in Ukraine. We know about the pay to play with the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton while
00:35:07.660she was secretary of state. The Democrats were the masters of projection and everything that they did
00:35:13.480in their illicit attempt to overthrow Trump was what they themselves were guilty of. And that's
00:35:19.040exactly why there has been this long lasting criminal investigation into people like Comey,
00:35:24.600the Clinton Foundation, and so many other individuals. But we need to finally get to
00:35:29.900the bottom of this, Steve, because we have the midterms right around the corner, and you know
00:35:33.960it better than anyone. Accountability and holding the deep stand accountable is one of the key
00:35:39.020pillars of making America great again and the America First movement, and the people demand
00:35:43.560justice. What I said both this morning before this broke, but also yesterday, is that you want
00:35:50.520to get people fired up the grassroots. You have to have this accountability on the deep state.
00:35:55.980Give us your story. They specifically targeted you early on. I would actually argue of what
00:36:02.020the evidence has come out, you're kind of the railhead of this, correct?
00:36:06.420That's basically what the story was outlined for years. That was refuted in many ways by
00:36:14.200the Durham investigation. Some people at the FBI that were involved in the Durham investigation
00:36:18.980ended up in prison. People like Charles McGonigal, Kevin Clinesmith pleaded guilty to a felony.
00:36:25.020But what basically the story sums up to, Steve, is that not only did the United States domestic
00:36:31.700intelligence apparatus and the Department of Justice work hand in glove against the Trump
00:36:37.600campaign, but they leveraged and they outsourced a lot of their dirty work to foreign governments
00:36:42.760and our so-called allies abroad in order to circumvent the U.S. Constitution. And that's
00:36:48.040really how this whole thing started. This operation didn't start in New York. It didn't
00:36:52.600start in Washington, D.C. It started in Rome and then evolved into London, and the rest is history.
00:36:58.700So what we really need to look at moving forward is not simply the domestic perpetrators,
00:37:03.660but to understand how Brennan himself as head of the CIA and people like Clapper, who was the head
00:37:10.460of the DNI, worked with Obama to involve some of these foreign operatives, people like Christopher
00:37:16.480Steele, the Australian ambassador, Downer, who was neck deep with the Clinton Foundation and a
00:37:22.720personal friend of Hillary and Bill Clinton. This is what we need to look at moving forward,
00:37:27.920because if we just focus on the domestic situation, we're never going to get the full
00:37:31.760story, and we're never going to understand why Obama and Brennan are now in the crosshairs.
00:37:37.580So that's really what I think we need to look at moving forward, Steve. And I think the meeting
00:37:41.640with the King of England today came at a very auspicious time, given this indictment by Comey.
00:37:48.340You know, you mentioned Christopher Steele. It was Comey who, after the meeting we had with
00:37:55.960the heads of the intelligence agencies in Trump Tower, because we had essentially ordered them
00:38:03.440to come see us after they sent, I think it was 73 Russian diplomats and people related to their
00:38:10.180Foreign Service back to Russia before Christmas of 2016, just a couple of weeks after we won.
00:38:18.460And they cited the chyron on CNN said because of Russian interference in the 2016 election,
00:38:27.640something they couldn't back up. When they finally agreed to have a meeting about this,
00:38:32.940it was after the meeting of which all this official documentation was presented. And as we
00:38:38.280now know it all came to be a nothing burger um the that's when comey pulled the president aside
00:38:46.160then the president-elect and slipped him the steel dossier saying oh this is not you know i'm just
00:38:52.220looking at this but this doesn't mean anything the reason he did this this is how cunning he is and
00:38:57.280what a serpent he is he understood that places like the new york times and the washington post
00:39:04.260in the Wall Street Journal and others had turned down the Steele dossier, as you know, George,
00:39:10.560for over a year after certain people, let's say, in the Republican Party were pushing it out.
00:39:19.520They couldn't verify it because it's not verifiable. He slipped it to the president
00:39:23.540outside the normal official presentation because then he could leak it. And we now know he went
00:39:28.840down to his car and was calling people he's making notes an aid memoir uh to himself and actually
00:39:35.440eventually i think he slipped it i think it was ben smith at buzzfeed i think that a couple days
00:39:40.580later published it uh and then the new york times picked up in the washington post and wall street
00:39:45.040journal because then once somebody puts it up they can do it comey understood 100 what he was doing
00:39:50.640he's a very cunning very dangerous guy in the superseding indictment we asked mike davis about
00:39:57.900this last hour. The superseding indictment, which is clearly going to come, what type of charges do
00:40:05.160you think we'll see in that, George Papadopoulos, as you know this case today? I think what we're
00:40:11.140going to look at is a conspiracy case to defraud the U.S. government and to usurp citizens' rights.
00:40:18.840This is something that I think that the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice
00:40:22.060is currently looking at. And then, of course, you have the line to Congress obstruction
00:40:27.060tampering with evidence, defrauding the FISA courts. These are very serious allegations and
00:40:34.280I think is what the current Department of Justice is currently looking at Comey at because while,
00:40:40.880of course, this willful threat to harm the president of the United States regarding the
00:40:46.780seashells and that what he's indicted for today is a very serious issue. These other issues that
00:40:53.080Mike and I think are going to come down moving forward are really going to put the cherry on
00:40:57.740the top of this case. I don't think Comey is going to escape justice. And I think the Department of
00:41:03.720Justice knows that this is not the end. It's the beginning. And they are building this airtight
00:41:08.620case against Comey in a very methodical way. George, you mentioned Brennan. I want to play
00:41:15.400a clip. This is immediately after the press conference by Todd Blanche and Cash Patel
00:41:22.280and the U.S. attorney from the Eastern District of North Carolina. This is immediately afterwards.
00:41:27.700Let's go and play Nicole Wallace and John Brennan. There is a hubris, John Brennan, in thinking that
00:41:34.120anyone will be different. Donald Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, described Donald Trump this way
00:41:40.860as, quote, the most damaged human being he'd ever known.
00:41:44.600Jim Mattis, Donald Trump's former Secretary of Defense,
00:42:07.220apologized for his role in getting people to vote for him. But today, Todd Blanche doubled down on
00:42:16.000him. What does that portend for the department and for you? Well, I think it's been alluded to.
00:42:26.800Todd Blanche clearly was continuing to audition for the nomination to be attorney general,
00:42:33.100And he was signaling his determination to follow through on Donald Trump's every wish.
00:42:41.900And he was signaling it to Donald Trump himself and, you know, performing in front of this group.
00:42:48.040And it's clear that, as Michael said, there's not one shred of decency left in Todd Blanche.
00:42:56.060Again, doing it and hurting people in the process is what I find just so, so reprehensible.
00:43:05.240But it shows the depth of the corruption that has taken root in the executive branch and in the Department of Justice.
00:43:13.160And if the American people cannot count on a Department of Justice to fairly implement our system of justice, the rule of law, everybody should be so, so concerned about it.
00:43:25.900I've never seen any type of departmental actions like this.
00:43:30.920And, you know, bringing these charges against Jim Comey and the other initiatives that have underway,0.53
00:43:36.100Pam Bondi couldn't or wouldn't deliver on those wishes of Donald Trump.
00:43:41.820But it's clear that Todd Blanche is willing to.
00:43:44.800And I do think it portends more likely initiatives to try to get these indictments and to move forward with prosecutions.
00:43:53.720because, again, I think the intent of Donald Trump is to hurt and harm
00:43:58.300and try to destroy as much as possible any individual that he wants to seek retribution against.
00:44:07.660Of course, John Brennan doesn't make any mention of the lawfare that they ran for four solid years
00:44:12.700out of Merrick Garland's DOJ, Lisa Monaco's DOJ.
00:44:17.680George Papadopoulos, you had mentioned, John Brennan.
00:44:21.700Your thoughts now, sir, after you've heard that?
00:44:23.720Yeah, I think panic is really beginning to settle in for Brennan because he and Comey both were put under a criminal investigation simultaneously on the same day.
00:44:36.120And it's a very interesting situation because people think that the CIA operates abroad.
00:44:41.260And why would the CIA be involved in a criminal conspiracy case, given that the 2016 presidential election was a domestic U.S. election?
00:44:51.900And I think why Brennan is panicking is because the president and people like Blanche have really taken restoring accountability and justice and a one-tier justice system in America very seriously.
00:45:08.520They want to restore the balance that the Democrats completely upended for the last
00:45:14.60010 years, their weaponization efforts against MAGA grandmas, Catholics, schoolteachers.
00:45:20.720Basically, dissent was weaponized against.
00:45:23.780If you were against the Democrat Party in any way, shape, or form, you were persecuted
00:45:29.160and you were prosecuted and you were beat to a pulpit and they wanted you to submit.
00:45:34.000the president and people like A.G. Blanche, who I think is surprising a lot of us with these moves
00:45:39.980he's taking, is doing it for the better of this country. It's about restoring honor to this
00:45:45.080country, to the Constitution, and assuring what people like Brennan, Comey, Obama, and Biden did
00:45:51.820to this country never happens again. And it's going to galvanize the voters, Steve. It's a
00:45:56.840serious issue. I go around the country like you do. The people want these indictments to come down.
00:46:02.880They don't want some sort of a clown show or some sort of kangaroo court.
00:46:08.780They know that the evidence leads to the conspiracy charges and to these very serious crimes that these people were involved in.
00:46:15.940And they know that people like President Trump, his administration, and this new attorney general are going to go all the way because if it wasn't for President Trump standing in the way, they know that they're next.
00:46:26.140And that's why this is so important, Steve.
00:46:27.780George, they talked about the other day pulling back, I guess, the subpoenas when Joe DiGenovo first got there.
00:46:36.760But that tells you, you see today that they have an overall theory of the case on this conspiracy, really a coup against President Trump.
00:46:45.800And I believe that Obama is going to get wrapped up in this, too, given the meetings they had in the White House after President Trump won, sir.
00:46:52.840Yeah, I think that the subpoenas were rescinded not because there was an issue or some sort of technicality, but because these witnesses are now willfully going to provide testimony.
00:47:04.580That's really what that situation was all about.
00:47:07.580And something that was also very interesting, given the presser that A.G. Blanchard was giving today, he talked about guilty pleas that they've already secured.
00:47:16.760He talked about forthcoming trials that were separate from the Comey indictment today.
00:47:24.300So it really shows that they have cast a very wide net here that has ensnared a lot of these
00:47:30.960individuals that might or might not have been involved with people like Obama, Biden, Comey,
00:47:36.760and Brennan. So this isn't really going to begin and end with Comey or Brennan. I think that this
00:47:41.980is going to go and potentially reach Obama himself. Now, the question is, Steve,
00:47:45.680Does presidential immunity, given the Supreme Court's recent decision, affect how Obama is going to be looked at given these cases?
00:47:55.040That is something that the justices and the Department of Justice are going to scrutinize.
00:48:00.140But people like Comey, Brennan, and some of their underlings were not working in an official capacity.
00:48:06.460And I think that's who the ultimate targets will be, while Obama is going to get dirtied up for his role as the ringleader.
00:48:13.100but he likely will escape prosecution, unfortunately.
00:48:16.780But there's no doubt, I want to go back to that,