Bannon's War Room - July 18, 2022


WarRoom_EP_2009： Merrick Garland’s Political Witch Hunt, Lockdowns In Uvalde From Human Trafficking Bail Outs, Rap Epps Relationship With Law Enforcement


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Gas prices have fallen for the past 34 straight days, and are now below $4 a gallon for the first time since 2008. Is there anything the White House can do to keep gas prices in check? And is there anything else they can do?

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00:00:00.000 about the issues that will be impacting the midterms and President Biden's agenda,
00:00:05.080 which he's struggling with. First, you know, being able to address basic things like gas
00:00:10.880 prices. They are going down, but could they have a resurgence before the midterms? And is there
00:00:17.260 anything the White House can do? Well, it's good to be here. Let's talk about gas prices. They've
00:00:23.140 now been falling for 34 straight days and are down about 50 cents. That makes a big difference
00:00:28.660 for typical family, probably saving a family about $50 a month at the pump. And based on where
00:00:34.860 the market is currently, we should expect that gas prices will continue to fall. And so we know
00:00:40.720 that gas prices really take a bite out of people's pocketbooks and also capture a lot of media
00:00:46.400 attention. When gas prices were going up, your network and others covered it constantly. Now
00:00:53.300 gas prices are coming down. This is the longest sustained period of gas price reductions
00:00:58.000 in over a decade. Over the weekend, we saw the largest single day decline in gas prices
00:01:02.760 since 2008. Gas is below $4 a gallon at 20,000 gas stations across the country. So that is good
00:01:10.100 news, good news for the American people. And we do anticipate that those gas prices should keep coming
00:01:14.420 down over the course of the month. So if they stay on course, we're still dealing with record
00:01:19.200 inflation numbers. Is there anything the White House can do without actually driving the economy
00:01:26.800 into a worse situation that will be more painful for people at a time that's politically dangerous
00:01:32.560 for Democrats? Absolutely. And you've seen this president, this administration not only identify
00:01:39.000 that inflation is our top domestic priority, but also lay out very practical things that we have done
00:01:45.600 and can do. Some of this is about reducing exorbitant costs that are getting passed on to consumers.
00:01:51.360 The president, for example, called out ocean shipping where there are exorbitant costs getting
00:01:56.080 passed on to consumers, brought Democrats, Republicans together, passed legislation. We've seen ocean
00:02:00.660 shipping costs now come down for the last month and a half. We could pass legislation, which we are on
00:02:06.860 the doorstep of doing, to build more semiconductors here in the United States, increase the supply of
00:02:12.640 semiconductors. Why does that matter? Because one of the biggest drivers of inflation has been
00:02:17.660 inadequate supply of vehicles, cars. Cars have contributed to inflation consistently because
00:02:24.440 our automakers can't build enough of them. We passed this legislation, which hopefully will go to the floor
00:02:29.880 of the Senate tomorrow. We'll send a big signal to the world that the United States is going to lead
00:02:34.900 in this industry. Big national security consequences, but we'll help on the inflation front as well.
00:02:39.860 Hey, Brian. Good morning. All right. That's BlackRock Brian over there at the White House,
00:02:47.740 the Biden regime telling you it's all happy talk. Everything is fine. Don't worry about the gas
00:02:52.100 price. They've come down a little bit. You'll be fine. The American people will be fine. They won't
00:02:56.260 tell you who put these policies in place. They won't tell you why gas prices went up and why they stayed
00:03:01.640 up for so long. No, no, no, no, no. But they'll tell you that you can have a second bowl. You can have a
00:03:06.640 second bowl of your gruel. Please, sir, may I have another bowl of gruel? That's what it is. Today
00:03:10.560 is 11 July 2022. Anno, Dominique, and you are in the war room. Today, we are kicking off the lead
00:03:18.540 day. Jury selection, voir dire begins. The trial of Steve Bannon. I am Jack Posobiec, the host of
00:03:24.620 Human Events Daily. We are filling in today, and I'll be here as long as needed. Let's do a little
00:03:29.560 roundup of what we saw come in over the weekend. Oil hitting $100 a barrel. So BlackRock Brian,
00:03:36.100 and that's where he comes from, by the way, is BlackRock Brian Dees. Not enough people actually
00:03:39.420 make a point of this or make reference of this, but actually BlackRock Brian, that's where he comes
00:03:44.080 from. Oil is hitting $100 a barrel as the Saudis have said, oh, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry, President
00:03:51.220 Biden, but it just turns out that we are not actually going to be selling you anything. You get
00:03:56.700 nothing, sir. Good day. You get nothing. Oil spiking $100 a barrel. Russia, Gazprom declaring
00:04:03.340 force majeure on a number of their contracts to the EU. What does that mean? We are not fulfilling.
00:04:09.860 Full stop. Boom. They're calling it. They're getting out. Europe is not getting their gas.
00:04:14.900 What does that mean? Germany now warning of violent protests and uprisings over rising energy costs.
00:04:21.060 Zelensky over in Ukraine fires the head of Ukrainian state security, that's their intel services,
00:04:26.220 as well as the prosecutor general. I don't know what that means. Maybe somebody was trying to cut
00:04:32.460 off the 10% for the big guy. Maybe somebody was trying to investigate Burisma. That's something
00:04:37.020 that we used to have a problem with over there. I guess nobody seems to talk about Burisma very much
00:04:41.060 anymore. And now here in Washington, D.C., the mayor of D.C. over the weekend talking about how
00:04:46.940 upset she is that illegal aliens are being tricked to go onto buses and then be brought to her city,
00:04:53.240 and they're overwhelming and flooding city services. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, Mayor
00:04:57.920 Bauer, that the consequences of your actions are here to slap you in the face. And then finally,
00:05:05.000 over in the Indianapolis area, Greenwood Mall, a good Samaritan, good guy with a shooter. We're
00:05:09.640 going to have Drew Hernandez come up in the second hour to break down that and so much that's going on.
00:05:13.960 But first, I wanted to bring in and kick off the entire show with Mike Davis, founder and president
00:05:18.760 of the Article III project to talk about the fact that we're in day one of the show trial
00:05:24.920 of Stephen K. Bannon. He's over there, walked in with a smile on his face. I don't know if you guys
00:05:29.400 have the video, but the Perryman Federal Courthouse just down the street from where we sit here in
00:05:33.840 Washington, D.C. We walked in with a smile on his face, waving to the cameras as he goes in. Today
00:05:39.780 will be jury selection in that trial. Of course, a D.C. jury pool probably not going to be very
00:05:44.660 favorable to someone with the name of Stephen K. Bannon. And we've already seen that the judge
00:05:49.220 in the case has denied almost every single legal recourse and defense to him in the case. So there
00:05:55.820 isn't going to be much. In fact, the prosecutors actually came out and I read this in the Washington
00:06:00.180 Post over the weekend that they said it may only be a one day case for the prosecution. But let's bring
00:06:06.500 in, do we have Mike here? So Mike, tell us, where do we sit? What does it mean that when you got guys
00:06:13.480 like Clapper, when you got guys like Brennan who blatantly lie through their teeth, material
00:06:19.300 falsehoods to Congress, never charged? Eric Holder refuses to turn over actual documents,
00:06:26.400 right, from Fast and Furious to the Congress. None of these people are charged with material
00:06:31.740 false statements. But you have a situation like this where you have to go back 50 years
00:06:36.460 to G. Gordon Liddy and Watergate to find someone who was convicted of contempt of Congress. But
00:06:41.680 now Stephen K. Bannon, the former chief strategist of the president United States is being put on show
00:06:47.380 trial for this. And I think that most of the country and I'm going to I'm just going to cut
00:06:51.020 the crap, right? Both sides know that the only reason he's there is because of the effectiveness
00:06:56.180 of the war room posse, the effectiveness of the national populist movements, and the fact that he
00:07:01.500 was the architect of so much of the MAGA movement, the 2016 victory, and they're trying to take him off
00:07:07.480 the playing field for 2024. This is the regime going after the opposition. What say you, Mike Davis?
00:07:15.120 Well, I agree, Jack. And if you look at Attorney General Merrick Garland, when he went into this
00:07:20.500 job, most people thought that this would be a sober adult in this role. He's a former federal judge on
00:07:27.940 the D.C. Circuit, the second highest court in the land. And I think people have been shocked that he is
00:07:33.900 he has so politicized the Justice Department. This is the attorney general who sicked the FBI after parents
00:07:41.620 legally protesting at public school board meetings in Loudoun County. He has sent the FBI to hunt down
00:07:50.500 every grandma and goofball who merely trespassed into the Capitol and took selfies on January 6th.
00:07:57.760 He's pursuing that, but we've got not to not to cut you off, but we have a 69 year old grandmother
00:08:04.080 with cancer is now from Idaho is now going behind bars from a federal judge ordering her to be 0.63
00:08:11.700 sentenced for. And I look this up parading in the Capitol, nonviolent offender parading in the
00:08:17.500 Capitol, 69 year old cancer survivor. Yet we're going to march around the world and we're going to talk
00:08:22.160 about like we're some moral better when we go over to the Saudis and we go over to the Russians,
00:08:25.780 we go to the Chinese, the North Koreans and say, we don't do things like this when we are quite
00:08:29.680 literally doing things like this. Yeah. I mean, she's going to jail for 60 days and she has cancer 0.99
00:08:35.300 and it's ridiculous. She, she merely trespassed into the Capitol. Yeah, that's a, that's a crime.
00:08:41.640 They should be punished, but 60 days in jail for a 69 year old grandmother with no prior criminal 0.99
00:08:46.820 history for taking selfies. It's ridiculous. This, this whole January 6th,
00:08:52.780 this whole January 6th committee is a charade. It's a, these are all members appointed by Nancy
00:08:59.540 Pelosi. The Republicans are even appointed by Nancy Pelosi. They're, they're, they're working
00:09:05.540 hand in glove with Merrick Garland and the Biden justice part. Let me just, just give you some
00:09:10.440 perspective here. I was the chief counsel for nominations on the Senate judiciary committee. I ran
00:09:14.700 30 hearings, 41 markup meetings. I ran a lot of these things. And during the Kavanaugh proceedings,
00:09:21.180 the Justice Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation proceedings, we had our committee disrupted
00:09:27.720 constantly for the first two hours of the proceedings. Nothing happened to those people.
00:09:33.140 They didn't get charged with parading, parading in the, in the Senate. We had senators harassed. 0.68
00:09:38.300 We had senators chased into private elevators and intimidated. 1.00
00:09:41.380 Jeff Lake in the elevator. Right. Everyone remembers that.
00:09:44.240 Nothing happens. Nothing happened at all. We had Michael Avenatti who clearly made false
00:09:49.820 statements to the committee on behalf of his sleazebag clients, Julie Swetnick, uh, chair,
00:09:55.900 then chairman Chuck Grassley, my former boss made two criminal referrals to the justice department
00:10:00.580 for obvious blatant lies to the committee and it was an obstruction of the, of the, of the Senate
00:10:05.800 proceedings. The justice department didn't even respond to the chairman's letter, but yet we're going
00:10:11.880 to do these unprecedented prosecutions of, of, of, of Steve Bannon and Navarro for contempt of Congress.
00:10:19.040 This has never happened. This is a political witch hunt. And the, the, the Garland justice department
00:10:25.100 is working hand in glove with these partisan hacks on, and Trump deranged rhinos on the January 6th
00:10:32.540 committee to go after Bannon. He asserted a valid claim for executive privilege. We have had executive
00:10:37.920 privilege going back to our founding. So presidents can have candid discussions with their advisors.
00:10:44.300 And if they, if the, if the committee thought it was an invalid claim of executive privilege,
00:10:48.760 Mike, Mike, let's, let's break that down a little bit. Why is that? Why, what, why is executive privilege
00:10:55.320 so important? Why do you need a separate executive who can have these discussions with his advisors,
00:11:02.020 both whether they're in the white house or out, right? I keep hearing MSNBC make this argument about
00:11:06.740 Steve's hour. It wasn't currently employed at the time, right? Why is it so important for that to
00:11:11.800 be kept as a privileged conversation away from the legislative? How would that work out?
00:11:17.040 Well, it's the, the, the, the, under our founding fathers understood that the president had to be
00:11:22.000 able to operate in secrecy at times and be able to trust his advisors, be able to trust that he's
00:11:27.460 having candid discussions with his advisors who he can perform his critical executive function of
00:11:32.920 running the executive branch of the government. And we've had executive privilege going back to
00:11:37.600 George Washington. And so presidents have, have asserted executive privilege and the, the former
00:11:44.260 presidents have asserted executive privilege and current presidents maintain those assertions of
00:11:49.600 executive privilege for the former president. In this case, there's a, Steve Bannon is, is alleging
00:11:55.220 that, that president Trump asserted executive privilege. And Steve Bannon presented a letter
00:11:59.920 recently that president Trump said he was waiving executive privilege for bandits. We can testify,
00:12:04.480 but there was an assertion of executive privilege. Now, if the, if the justice department of the
00:12:09.400 committee of the January 6th kangaroo commission didn't think it was a valid assertion of executive
00:12:14.360 privilege, they could have litigated that in court. Instead, they did this unprecedented move of
00:12:20.400 pursuing criminal charges against Steve Bannon, something that just doesn't happen. They didn't,
00:12:25.060 you, you mentioned several people who they didn't pursue criminal charges for Jack,
00:12:28.920 including Eric Coulter. They also didn't pursue criminal charges for Lois Lerner at the IRS when
00:12:33.160 she defied a congressional subpoena. So this is, this is a partisan witch hunt and that the Biden
00:12:40.160 justice department is working hand in glove with these partisan hacks on the January 6th committee.
00:12:46.340 And this is, this should have been resolved through, through civil litigation to resolve the claim
00:12:51.880 of executive privilege. Instead, they went right to criminal prosecution.
00:12:55.640 Well, not only that, but you know, when I look back and you think about these issues,
00:13:00.960 right from a constitutional standpoint, from the having separate but co-equal branches,
00:13:05.880 if you had, if you took away executive privilege, you would then have the legislator, anytime you had
00:13:11.100 a case where there was a president of one party and a Congress of another party, they would spend
00:13:16.820 their entire time litigating the president, subpoenaing, subpoenaing this, subpoenaing that,
00:13:21.960 subpoenaing that all day long. They would gum up everything that the administration was trying
00:13:26.600 to do. Of course, they would try to stop this because that's what they would do as an opposition
00:13:30.640 party. And the founders understood this. They understood for the seamlessness of the president.
00:13:35.980 If you're going to have an executive branch, then you have to have a serious executive who has the
00:13:41.360 ability to function as an executive. We never had a king, but we're going to have that executive.
00:13:46.740 But also, we're going to get into this a little bit in the next segment, and we're going to bring in
00:13:50.400 Viva Frye here. We've got one minute left. Viva's got some announcements. He's going to break out
00:13:54.860 in terms of a special limited series podcast that he's putting together all for this week.
00:14:00.080 But also, I want to get into, number one, how they've taken away the defenses that Steve Bannon
00:14:05.940 would be able to present during this trial. And number two, the constitutional constituency of this,
00:14:12.940 of the actual committee itself for January 6th. Is it properly constituted? Because as we can see
00:14:18.000 in these hearings, there's no cross-examination. Ironically, of course, Steve will have the
00:14:23.440 ability to cross-examine witnesses, if they even present any, at the AIA's actual trial. In a way,
00:14:29.120 though, you would not see at the committee hearing itself. All this and more coming up ahead,
00:14:34.000 just behind the break. War Room continues.
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00:17:14.600 the War Room. Keep this fight going. I want to go back now to Mike Davis of the Article
00:17:19.680 3 project and finish up the conversation we were having just before the break, because
00:17:24.080 we were talking about how the January 6th committee has been constituted, and the fact
00:17:29.060 that anybody who spent any time watching these completely ridiculous hearings, or if you watch
00:17:34.980 the... I don't know if anyone actually watched... Producer Cameron, tell me if anyone in the live
00:17:38.980 chat's mentioning this, but the hit piece that was done on War Room by CNN over this weekend,
00:17:44.940 which is kind of amazing to me. It was sort of like a greatest hits of War Room, plus just
00:17:49.200 this ominous music, you know, War Room, you know, we're going medieval on them. But, you
00:17:56.100 know, and they put these like interlacing lines on top of the screen as if you're watching
00:17:59.500 a bad 90s graphic or something, one of those like one of those VHS horror movies. But it was
00:18:04.220 ridiculous. And I said, well, if you're just anyone who watches War Room, the whole thing
00:18:07.380 was done as a jury tampering, jury influence operation the night before, of course, Voidier
00:18:13.040 and jury selection begins today in Washington, D.C., which is taking place just down the street.
00:18:17.500 As we sit, we are here in the War Room, Stevie K. Bannon, in the Perryman Federal Courthouse
00:18:22.720 as his show trial sets to get underway. But going back to the constitutional issues, Mike,
00:18:28.900 you were talking about how the Jan 6th committee... There's no cross-examination of witnesses.
00:18:34.780 Now, Steve, of course, during Voidier and during the actual trial itself, he will have the ability
00:18:40.720 to mount an effective defense. And if he so chooses, his lawyer and his legal team can
00:18:45.520 cross-examine the witnesses. But we don't have any of that in the January 6th committee. And
00:18:50.300 does this strike to the heart of the constitutional problems with this committee?
00:18:55.420 Well, I mean, this committee is clearly... Clearly, this committee couldn't present their evidence
00:19:02.040 that they did on TV. It wouldn't get into court, right? It's not subject to cross-examination.
00:19:07.080 There's a lot of hearsay evidence. It would have serious constitutional problems in a court of law.
00:19:13.040 But this is a kangaroo court. This January 6th commission is... I don't even think they're trying
00:19:18.940 to be fair at this point. They're not allowing the Republicans to appoint their own members,
00:19:24.440 which has been the tradition for every committee, going back to our founding, that the minority has
00:19:30.980 a role with these committees. And Speaker Nancy Pelosi just ignored that. And she handpicked 1.00
00:19:35.320 two Trump-deranged rhinos, Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, to be the Republican members of this
00:19:43.480 committee. It's just... How it's constituted is completely, fundamentally unfair from the beginning.
00:19:49.360 Incredible. Now, I want to bring in also, we've got the great Viva Frye, who is joining us now.
00:19:56.240 Viva has a little bit of announcement that he wants to make. And I want to make sure we have
00:20:00.440 him here. Do we have him? And I want to... I'm not going to steal his thunder. I'm not going to steal
00:20:04.880 it. I had to kind of mention it in the other segment. But I wanted to bring him on to also to
00:20:08.520 say thank you for being willing to do this. I know it was kind of a last minute thing. A lot of phone
00:20:13.500 calls, a lot of texts, a late night secret meeting in Las Vegas, Viva Las Vegas, right?
00:20:18.460 That we don't need to get too into. But Viva, tell us, what are you up to this week?
00:20:22.280 Well, you're going to start rumors that are a little bit more serious than the actual...
00:20:26.080 The news is that I'm going to be doing...
00:20:28.580 Did you actually... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
00:20:32.000 Wait, wait, wait. Pump the brakes. You were just in Las Vegas over the weekend. You're a lawyer.
00:20:37.640 Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez were in Las Vegas getting married. Were you involved with the
00:20:41.960 Bennifer wedding? Tell us the truth. Yeah, I am. I am the wettest of wet blankets. I go to bed
00:20:46.600 early. Nothing good happens after midnight, especially in Vegas. So I was in bed early
00:20:50.680 after dinner with Robert Barnes, both nights speaking at a conference, the Freedom Fest with
00:20:55.560 James O'Keefe on a... Wait, wait, wait. You were at dinner with him, not in bed, right?
00:20:59.180 I was in dinner with Barnes and then in bed later alone. I'm a married man in bed alone.
00:21:02.760 Gotcha, gotcha. That was separate. Okay, okay. The big news for this week, I'm going to be doing
00:21:07.820 exclusive analysis for the post-millennial. At the end of the day, 20 to 25
00:21:11.740 minute recap analysis of what's going on with the Bannon trial. I mean, the question is whether
00:21:17.500 or not it's going to be able to fill 25 minutes because what's going to go on with the Bannon
00:21:21.400 trial? Jury selection. Federal court, it goes exceedingly quickly. Lord knows what due diligence
00:21:27.440 anyone's going to be able to do of meaningful due diligence of the jury, which wouldn't change
00:21:32.320 much because it's going to be 95 plus, if not 100 percent, Democrat, anti-Trump and anti-Steve
00:21:37.520 Bannon to be expected. And then what's left of Bannon's defenses? What's left to prove from the
00:21:43.200 prosecution? Did you receive the subpoena? Did you respect the subpoena? Yes and no. Case closed.
00:21:50.160 So this is huge, right? You're going to be producing and performing and hosting basically
00:21:55.180 a limited podcast series all about the trial of Steve Bannon. It's coming out through post-millennial.
00:22:01.820 And I want to get into that and break that down just a little bit more. We've got a couple of
00:22:05.040 minutes left because we haven't covered it yet. What is, what do you mean? What, what do you mean
00:22:08.960 he doesn't have defenses left? Why were defenses taken away from him? What's, what's the update
00:22:13.480 there on that? So my understanding and bear in mind, everybody, I'm a Canadian lawyer. I mean,
00:22:18.280 contempt is contempt and we have contempt in Canada. We have criminal and civil contempt.
00:22:22.700 My understanding is that the judge who happens to be a Trump appointee has limited potential defenses
00:22:28.440 of Steve Bannon, such as professional reliance, such as raising constitutional arguments about the
00:22:33.800 legitimacy of the committee itself, which would undermine the validity of any subpoena issued by
00:22:38.880 an unlawfully formed committee. The judge said, professional reliance, you don't get to invoke
00:22:43.960 as a defense. These are questions of law and not questions of fact to be submitted to a jury.
00:22:50.080 So, and this is the thing in a jury trial, the jury is the trier of fact. The judge is the gatekeeper
00:22:55.300 for legal questions of admissibility of evidence. So the judge has already limited what would
00:23:00.400 effectively be Bannon's material defenses. I understand that he's saved these objections
00:23:05.300 for appeal so that if, or I will say when he's convicted, you can have appeal arguments on these
00:23:11.880 questions of law. Was the committee formed validly in the first place to ever issue lawfully binding
00:23:17.600 subpoenas? And can you invoke professional reliance? I thought I was told that I had executive
00:23:23.500 privilege and therefore was not compelled to testify. We'll see. But as far as the facts go,
00:23:28.160 he received a subpoena. He did not respect the subpoena. Why he didn't is now effectively
00:23:34.100 irrelevant. What's left to try. And so we'll see where it goes. They'll, they'll, they'll form the
00:23:38.460 jury. They'll go through the motion. He'll get convicted. And then it's going to be a question.
00:23:42.520 As far as I am concerned, the degree of the injustice is going to be, what is the sentence
00:23:46.520 for defying a congressional subpoena? I think the last person convicted was, what's his name? Libby,
00:23:53.160 uh, back in water. Yeah. I think it was 50, 50 years. Well, it was a long time ago and the
00:24:01.100 circumstances were somewhat different. Um, there's no question in my mind. Bannon did not respect the
00:24:05.980 subpoena whether or not it was a strategic play. We'll see. Um, but this is a political persecution,
00:24:13.960 prosecution in terms of who they decide to go after, who they will convict and who they acquit.
00:24:18.160 Lest we forget in recent memory, Michael Sussman dead to rights in his, um, lying to the FBI dead
00:24:25.660 to rights in writing, actually in writing, in writing, billing the Clinton campaign for the
00:24:32.180 meeting with the FBI that he said he was not there representing a client dead to rights acquitted. So
00:24:37.900 it's a two tiered political system. Oh, go for it. Oh yeah. I want to bring Mike Davis back and we've
00:24:43.040 got a couple of minutes left in the segment. Um, and I wanted to touch on something that you just
00:24:47.920 brought up regarding appeals. Mike, can you walk us through, is this something that you see as
00:24:53.840 turning or going over on appeal could be potentially overturned if there is a conviction and because of
00:24:58.280 there's so many constitutional questions in this, is this something that we could potentially see
00:25:04.520 before this Supreme court? Well, I mean, the DC circuit would hear this appeal. Unfortunately,
00:25:11.980 Obama stacked the DC circuit with some left-wing activists. So Bannon would have an uphill fight
00:25:18.620 there. But I will say that he certainly has serious legal issues for appeal because the judge
00:25:25.720 deprived him of his right to defend himself. I mean, the judge said that he couldn't even talk about the
00:25:31.420 fact that president Trump asserted executive privilege and that president Trump withdrew that
00:25:37.000 assertion of executive privilege. Bannon can't talk about the fact that he's relying on, on advice
00:25:42.200 of his attorney when he didn't cooperate with the house subpoena based upon this assertion of executive
00:25:47.940 privilege. And it's, it's puzzling to me why this judge won't let Bannon present that defense to the jury
00:25:54.900 today. I mean, it's, that is a clear defense. He's a, that president Trump asserted executive
00:25:59.500 privilege. So he couldn't, he could not comply with the subpoena.
00:26:02.180 And so the question then would go to the court because, and it's my understanding that
00:26:07.900 this has yet to be ruled on in any Supreme court, because this is a, this is the type of
00:26:13.620 charge that we do not see. It's extremely rare, certainly in the modern era to see anything like
00:26:19.560 this, that we don't even have any precedent necessarily for the president of the United
00:26:24.180 States speaking to an outside advisor while currently the, the occupant of the office of the
00:26:29.860 president of the United States does executive privilege extend to that. It would seem that it
00:26:33.920 does. And Alan Dershowitz came on this very program, right? The Alan Dershowitz came on this program
00:26:38.600 just one week ago and stated that it is a valid claim of executive privilege. Final thoughts, Mike
00:26:44.500 Davis. Well, I would say this, here's my final thought. We have Supreme court justices being harassed
00:26:51.280 and intimidated in their homes, clearly in violation of federal obstruction of justice statutes.
00:26:56.900 Merrick Garland won't do a damn thing about these harassment and intimidation campaigns on Supreme
00:27:02.780 court justices, another branch of government, yet they're going to go out of their way to go after
00:27:08.500 Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro for, for obstruction of, of Congress over this, after they're asserting
00:27:14.820 a, asserting a valid claim of executive privilege.
00:27:17.260 Clear, clear, clear case of selective prosecution. Viva. Thank you again. Uh, congratulations on the
00:27:23.620 announcement, the limited series podcast, where can people go to follow you and where can they
00:27:27.300 follow more of these developments as the case continues? Well, you can follow me Viva Fry on
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00:27:39.420 evening, I think you're going to find the exclusive, uh, analysis on the post-millennial.
00:27:43.000 Oh, fantastic. Cannot wait to see that personally myself. I know there's going to be a lot going on,
00:27:49.240 but it's amazing to have you on board. I know the war room posse is going to look forward to that
00:27:53.200 because we want to know everything that's going on here in the Imperial capital, but we're also going
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00:29:47.880 The epidemic is a demon and we cannot let this demon hide. War Room. Pandemic. Here's your host,
00:29:55.280 Stephen K. Bannon.
00:30:00.320 All right,
00:30:00.920 Jack Posobiec, host of Human Events Daily, powered by Turning Point USA, filling in guest hosting as
00:30:06.200 Stephen K. Bannon is fighting the regime from the belly of the beast in the Perriman Federal Courthouse
00:30:12.020 just down the street. We're here today. But last night, you know, so I'm doing show prep for both
00:30:16.600 shows because I'm running my podcast, Human Events Daily, every day, right? It's a podcast for people
00:30:20.780 who don't like podcasts. It's only about 25 minutes long. Our motto on there, be good, be brief,
00:30:25.160 be gone. It's exactly what I used to do, the commander's update brief in the military. Just a couple of stories,
00:30:29.420 in-out analysis done every single day. And then also doing the show prep for War Room,
00:30:36.080 where I'll be guest hosting as long as they need me. And I just caught myself last night because
00:30:42.100 the Evaldi report has come out. This is the initial report, preliminary report from the Texas House of
00:30:47.880 Representatives. It's 80 pages long. And even when I had all that going on, I said I had to sit down
00:30:54.660 and start reading this. I couldn't stop reading it. I couldn't stop reading the complete incompetence
00:31:01.480 of not only the local police, but we now know almost 400, 376 officers and agents of state,
00:31:11.540 local, and federal police arrived on scene. Not one of them could go out and take out this 18-year-old
00:31:16.560 kid. Then we also learn, in addition to this, Evaldi, it turns out, is on the nexus of the
00:31:24.200 corridors between where? Del Rio and Eagle Pass on the border. That's the largest human trafficking
00:31:30.140 smuggling corridor on the southern border from Mexico. Do you know how many lockdowns there have
00:31:37.860 been at that school just from February of this year until the day of the shooting? Because of
00:31:43.700 trafficking-related, they call them bailouts. What's a bailout, right? A bailout is when the
00:31:48.520 traffickers are chasing a car or a truck, and it goes through the school courtyard, it goes through
00:31:54.620 the playground, the parking lot, right? It comes up across, the police are chasing him, then they
00:32:01.400 crash the car, then all the illegal aliens run out from the car and run out into the school or run 0.64
00:32:07.640 into the community, wherever they go, right? They had 47 lockdowns since February of this year
00:32:14.520 on the Biden regime's watch. 47 lockdowns prior, including one, I looked it up on Twitter, the day
00:32:21.900 before the shooting, right there in the border town Evaldi, that's only one school, only one border
00:32:28.440 town. And in the report, they stated the police had a lackadaisical approach to security alerts
00:32:34.600 because they were so used to the human trafficking that was going on across there. I want you to just
00:32:41.420 embrace that. Let that seep into your soul, into your consciousness. Let your blood run cold
00:32:48.120 while you hear that. What are we doing to our children? What are we doing to the children of
00:32:52.700 our country? So I'm going through this thing, this government report that's come out, and I appreciate
00:32:56.880 that it is. And I said, I've got to bring somebody on who can go through this thing line by line with
00:33:01.580 me. And that, of course, is none other than the great Darren Beattie from Revolver News in order to
00:33:06.180 be able to juxtapose what we see in this situation, the reports that we see coming out from this
00:33:12.120 situation, and the reporting and the response, and even, shall we say, the law enforcement actions
00:33:18.020 on January 6th. Darren? Well, it's great to be here. And yes, you have a tremendous display of
00:33:26.280 incompetence at this incident at the school. And it's a display of incompetence that is unfortunately
00:33:33.760 probably increasingly the norm throughout American institutions, not just the law enforcement
00:33:40.620 side of things. And so it was very interesting to see this display and sort of have to re-evaluate
00:33:49.000 the state of decline that the country is actually in. But as long as we're doing analysis, as you
00:33:55.780 kind of gestured toward, there are a number of interesting juxtapositions, parallels, and
00:34:02.620 contrasts even between the January 6th failure, or was it, that might be worth discussing.
00:34:13.320 Well, that's exactly right, because you have a situation here where this individual, right,
00:34:19.980 18-year-old kid, he's a crazed gunman, in the state of Texas, no less, in a schoolhouse full of
00:34:24.520 children. That's the one option where if you're, you know, a proverbial good guy with a gun like
00:34:29.240 this Good Samaritan that we were hearing about in the Indianapolis area mall, this Greenwood mall,
00:34:33.640 go take him out. But instead, that's not what happens in this situation. Instead, they wait,
00:34:38.640 they wait. Nobody takes charge. Nobody takes a leadership role. Everyone's waiting for instructions.
00:34:45.060 Radios don't work. It's a cavalcade of incompetence. Meanwhile, on January 6th, there is someone who was
00:34:52.620 shot and killed. And Darren, what happened on January 6th, and what was the response there?
00:34:58.020 Right. Yeah, that's a great point of contrast, is that at the shooting in school, you had a kid,
00:35:06.840 you know, shooting up school, shooting up kids, and law enforcement is unable to respond and take,
00:35:15.060 you know, neutralize the threat. Whereas on January 6th, you have an unarmed lady, and she tragically 1.00
00:35:22.660 gets shot and killed unnecessarily. And I'm, you know, I say that, you know, in a perfect world,
00:35:28.140 or at least an improved world, you'd have the January 6th Capitol Police officer cleaning his hands
00:35:35.060 and sanitizing his hands instead of shooting Ashley Babbitt. And the Evalde police would take the
00:35:43.520 posture that unfortunately was taken with Ashley Babbitt. So it's a weird case of incompetence in
00:35:50.680 both sides, but incompetence of a different variety. Extreme lethal aggression toward someone unarmed in the
00:35:59.820 case of the Capitol situation, and almost baffling, inexplicable, shocking degree of inaction in the
00:36:09.700 case of Uvalde. Well, there's another case of inaction that I'd like to bring to your attention.
00:36:17.280 And this is the fact of, and your great friend, Mr. Ray Epps, he's been given the star treatment
00:36:24.320 recently. He's got his new feature out in the New York Times. And yet, we can see his actions both
00:36:33.040 prior to and on the day of January 6, where he's clearly telling people, and we have this on video,
00:36:41.440 not to say we don't have on video, we have no idea, right, what else he was doing spending that time.
00:36:46.580 But we know for a fact that he is demonstrably inciting and organizing a riot at the United States
00:36:53.440 Capitol. And yet, he's not been charged, as far as I've heard, they brought him before the committee,
00:37:00.260 he was able to answer his questions privately, not publicly. They first discussed, you know,
00:37:06.220 they talked to him without a lawyer president, it wasn't even under oath. And then finally,
00:37:10.880 right, finally, we're last hearing that a 69 year old woman is going to jail, to jail with cancer,
00:37:17.260 a grandmother from Ohio, while all she was charged with was parading inside. Darren,
00:37:25.240 help me understand this, because AOC is on the steps of the Capitol a couple of days ago,
00:37:29.080 saying that she also believes that it was an inside job.
00:37:33.920 Yeah, it's a very bizarre thing. And I think anybody who approaches the issue objectively,
00:37:40.120 who isn't clouded by some kind of political derangement syndrome, you don't even really
00:37:46.980 need to be a Trump supporter at all, you just need to have two eyes and a head to understand
00:37:52.480 the Ray Epps situation really doesn't add up. And, you know, I have an open mind, I would love some
00:37:58.820 kind of alternative, innocent explanation that is not, he was on some sort of mission, that he was an
00:38:06.400 inauthentic actor on that day. And his own sort of semi-denial, which, by the way, there was no
00:38:13.740 blanket explicit denial in the New York Times piece. But the semi-denial that he gave to the
00:38:20.200 committee, through his lawyer, who incidentally, it's not, you know, dispositive, but as a circumstantial,
00:38:27.260 you know, point of fact, his lawyer is a 10 year veteran of the Phoenix FBI office,
00:38:34.700 the very office whose agents actually denied knowledge of Epps' existence when they confronted
00:38:41.360 journalists who went to Epps' ranch. So there are a lot of weird things about this, but the wording
00:38:48.660 of his semi-denial really leans on this term law enforcement, that he says, I never belonged to law
00:38:56.540 enforcement, I'd never been associated with law enforcement. Well, this opens a lot of possibilities
00:39:02.360 and leaves them on the table. There's Department of Homeland Security, there's JTTF, there's military
00:39:08.680 intelligence, he was a former Marine, and there's cutouts and intermediaries thereof. So really,
00:39:14.080 the question is not whether he's, you know, a card carrying FBI agent, it's just, where did he get
00:39:20.700 this idea to urge people into the Capitol that he alone was propounding as early as the evening
00:39:27.960 before and that the crowd around him thought was so bizarre and so incriminating that their immediate
00:39:34.460 response was to call him a Fed. And yet he was undeterred by this low buying temperature and
00:39:40.700 persisted in this mission throughout and carrying through on it up until and throughout January 6th,
00:39:47.640 where he was right there at the initial breach site. What a coincidence that he just happened to
00:39:53.520 be hanging out at the initial breach site. He didn't even go to the Trump speech, this great
00:39:58.540 Trump supporter who traveled all the way from Arizona. He was right there at the initial breach
00:40:02.880 site, whispering into a guy's ear two seconds before the first and decisive breach of the Capitol grounds.
00:40:10.100 Well, and you know, there's a couple things with this. So first of all, and I think I've said this
00:40:18.020 before on air that January 5th, that evening, I was on that plaza in Freedom Plaza where that video
00:40:25.780 you're talking about took place where they're chanting Fed at him. That's back when I was still
00:40:29.980 with OAN and we were just doing your proverbial man on the street interviews, you know, why you out
00:40:34.720 here tonight? What do you hope for tomorrow? Hope for a lively debate, et cetera, et cetera. And I've gone
00:40:40.920 back and poured through the raw footage from that night. And we actually don't have footage of Ray Epps,
00:40:46.840 but I can remember him. I can remember him. I remember that altercation. I know it's one of
00:40:50.680 those things. And, and that's, that's, you know, I actually went back to the guy and said,
00:40:54.900 this is why you never stopped filming. Right. And the interesting piece of it though, that you
00:41:00.880 mentioned in that statement where he says, I never belonged to law enforcement. Well, that's not the
00:41:06.680 way a source and a handler relationship works. Right. So if you were a sub source, you may not be a
00:41:14.560 witting agent and to, you know, to play devil's advocate here that if he were right, if he were
00:41:20.180 an, an informant of some source or an, you know, a source of an informant, he wouldn't necessarily
00:41:26.040 even know that someone he's talking to is an FBI informant. And we know of course that the
00:41:31.900 crowd boys organization, the Oath Keepers organization have both been penetrated by federal
00:41:36.620 informants. We've seen text messages come out in many of these cases. We've seen the, the channels
00:41:41.160 from the Michigan case, you know, how many people can you get into the van? Make sure as many people
00:41:45.900 as possible come. We want to get them all together, right. Again and again, but the other people don't
00:41:49.840 know that they're interacting with a federal agent. They think that he's just a friend of theirs giving
00:41:54.080 them a good idea. Yeah. I mean, there are a lot of possibilities. The term fed is somewhat loose and
00:42:02.920 colloquial. I think it's beyond any reasonable doubt from my view that given his behavior, he was on sort of
00:42:11.000 some sort of mission. He was not acting authentically on that day. And the question of where did the mission
00:42:17.380 come from and what exactly the arrangement was, that's yet to be revealed. And I hope that Ray Epps, you know,
00:42:23.940 as long as he's doing his great publicity tour, he would actually subject himself to a real interview to ask
00:42:30.780 these, to answer these crucial questions that the New York Times has not covered the answer to as of yet.
00:42:36.660 They do a whole piece on him. And the piece doesn't say where he got this idea to urge people
00:42:42.840 into the Capitol and why he was so doggedly committed to it. And in fact, two key times that
00:42:49.960 he urged people into the Capitol, he prefaced it by saying, I shouldn't say this because I'm going to
00:42:56.140 get arrested. Well, Ray Epps, why don't you think you've been arrested?
00:43:00.220 Darren, we're just about out of time for the segment. But of course, we'd be more than happy to have
00:43:05.120 Mr. Epps on the war room to plead his innocence or to tell us his story. Darren, where can people go
00:43:10.640 to follow you? Where can people go to follow with Revolver? Revolver.news. If you haven't already,
00:43:16.660 go right there, right at the top. We have our full and complete breakdown of the New York Times'
00:43:22.940 puff piece, redemption tour, sympathy for Ray Epps, which is ridiculous, but more so than you even
00:43:29.840 imagined. So that's Revolver.news. We're at Getter at Revolver News. And I'm on Twitter
00:43:34.300 at Darren J. Beattie. All right. Thank you, sir. Coming up next, Richard Barris is going to be
00:43:40.100 in the war room. This continues.
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00:44:25.560 right? It's not billions, it's billions. Not billions, it's billions. But speaking of numbers,
00:44:30.040 I wanted to bring in the People's Pundit himself, none other than the great Richard Barris to come
00:44:36.420 in here. Because originally, I wanted to have him in to talk about some of the latest polls he's done,
00:44:40.940 looking at the Arizona races, some of the tightening, some of the takeaways there. But
00:44:45.940 Richard, you were getting into it with Nate Silver last night. Can you tell us a little bit
00:44:50.980 about it? Can you break this down? I want to give you a forum to be able to respond to Mr. Silver.
00:44:54.800 It's a perfect example of him being a complete and total fraud. So he just openly admitted he
00:45:04.600 doesn't have a model. He's a poll reader. So when a politician takes to social media,
00:45:10.520 shows his model to people on social media, his own following, look, 538 is predicting we have a 90%
00:45:17.140 chance of winning. And he calls it misinformation, saying, no, we're just making an assessment.
00:45:23.280 Yes, it is. Yep. We're just making an assessment based on the polls and the fundraiser. Well,
00:45:31.640 anyone can do that, Jack. Anyone can go to opensecrets.org. Anyone can go to the FEC.
00:45:37.140 Anyone can go to filings. Anyone can look up public polls. So he just openly admitted he's not a guru.
00:45:44.320 He's not a pollster. He doesn't know. He's the first thing about polling. If he sat in my chair,
00:45:49.080 he would be clueless. You'd find him in an hour with his finger up his nose, picking away,
00:45:54.480 doing nothing else because he wouldn't know the first thing to do. And he openly is telling. And
00:45:59.040 of course, if this was somebody he agreed with, he would have been nicer with him, of course,
00:46:02.640 because he's, he's, he lets his bias and interrupt his work all the time. But if you're calling a
00:46:08.220 candidate, uh, you're telling them that your, your model is misinformation. Then you're just out for
00:46:13.940 quoting the model for actually quoting accurately quotes. This is what happened for governor quotes
00:46:20.140 the model. He's the front runner on the Democrat side and quotes the model of Nate silver and silver
00:46:25.900 responds, calling him misinformation for quoting his own model. So it's like, I keep, I keep wanting
00:46:33.180 to call him a slimer because you call him a slimer all the time. Yeah. We call him the slimer at five
00:46:38.480 turd fake. I mean, I'd like you to delete, uh, the tweet of my own model. This is such a fraud.
00:46:45.880 That was the point of the, uh, PPD election projection model for years when we ran it over
00:46:50.820 there and people spun it daily is that there are variables that go into modeling. Why is this a
00:46:57.260 secret at Nate silver's website, the slimer's website? Why is the secret sauce for his pollster
00:47:03.000 scorecard? Such a great secret Jack, because the secret is he's full of crap. There's nothing in
00:47:09.500 it. He's a poll reader, a glorified poll reader. And he's not even good at that. The truth is the
00:47:14.620 man is a failed sports handicapper that nobody wanted in that industry anymore. So they kicked
00:47:20.500 them to the only place where people would tolerate them, which is politics. And somebody floats him
00:47:25.420 $6 million a year because he's in the red every year to the tune of $6 million folks in the real
00:47:31.380 world. As I'm sure war room viewers know in the real world, you cannot bleed six mil every year
00:47:37.760 and continue to operate unless somebody wants you to operate. You're not profiting. You're not making
00:47:43.440 any money. So who is paying them to run five turd fake? Oh, the entire thing is a, it's a psychological
00:47:52.060 operation, right? It's a psychological operation. That's right. Ordered to put, I mean, so we can go
00:47:57.000 back to 2016, you can go back to 20, you can look at all of these things, 98% chance Hillary, et cetera,
00:48:02.100 et cetera. And if she runs again, we'll, you know, probably say the exact same thing, right?
00:48:05.460 40% chance for Trump, et cetera, et cetera. I'll go all the, oh, in 2014 as well. But I wanted to dig
00:48:10.500 into something. So of course, and you mentioned this during the break that, so I'm hosting today,
00:48:15.560 guest hosting, because of course Steve is facing the music, but also facing the regime,
00:48:20.200 the jaws of the beast itself, the Perryman federal courthouse just down the street from me.
00:48:24.440 You've actually done some work, some polling work in the legal field. People don't realize that you
00:48:30.140 don't just do politics. Well, it is political in a sense, but it's not supposed to political polls.
00:48:33.620 You do corporate work and you do work in the jury field, along with attorney Robert Barnes and some
00:48:38.880 others. Tell us a little bit about that work, how you conduct it, and also what you've learned
00:48:43.660 about DC jury pools. Okay. They're telling me Barris was trapped. So we'll try to get him back up.
00:48:51.480 But one of the things that Barris was mentioning to me over the break that he said that they've done
00:48:56.060 over at PPD, essentially, and I think everybody knows this, right? We know that in the DC jury,
00:49:01.860 right, in the Washington DC area, you're looking at a 98% Democrat bias for the entire town,
00:49:09.620 right? And so if you're pulling from that district, that's exactly who you're going to find. You're also
00:49:14.500 going to find a high cognitive dissonance in terms of people overstating, right? Dunning-Kruger effect,
00:49:20.340 overstating their own intelligence. Now, I've lived here for 10 years, so this doesn't come as news to
00:49:26.220 me whatsoever. Producer Campbell, let me know if you get him back. But these people will do whatever
00:49:33.980 they hear on CNN or MSNBC. Rich, do we have you back?
00:49:37.360 Yeah, I'm here, brother. I'm here. Hey, two minutes. I was just kind of summarizing.
00:49:42.800 Yeah, I was just kind of summarizing. Yeah, yeah, no, I got you.
00:49:46.360 Yeah, and I was actually, I could hear what you were saying, actually.
00:49:48.720 But tell us what you found. Tell us what you found. Oh, you could. Okay, go ahead.
00:49:50.500 Yeah, I could. And you were really, you were spot on. I just add to that, this real bad case of
00:49:56.900 illusory truth effect. Even when you present the facts and the evidence to these people, you could show
00:50:01.800 them video clips showing them that what they have been told by the media or have been led to believe
00:50:07.420 is incorrect. And despite being educated people, supposedly smart people, they refuse to believe
00:50:14.360 the truth. They will hunker down. They will get in that bunker and just hold the line on the lies.
00:50:21.660 Yes. We've done a lot of work in high profile cases. Wow. Yeah, we've done a lot of work on
00:50:28.060 high profile cases. Robert Barnes also. We've been looking at this issue for a long time. The bottom
00:50:34.020 line is Republicans have to act. Democrats are never going to do it. Republicans have got to figure out
00:50:40.120 how to pass legislation to fix this because nobody, not Steve, not anybody who is in the political
00:50:47.420 arena will ever get a fair trial in the DC area. 90, 10, 95, 10 is not a mention full.
00:50:56.900 Rich, we're just out of time for this segment. Tell us where can people go to find you and find
00:51:00.820 more of your opinions. I know you keep them to yourself about Nate Silver.
00:51:07.460 Absolutely. I try my best. You know, the best place to find me, of course, is on locals,
00:51:11.600 peoplespundit.locals.com. Get your t-shirts. All right. And, uh, you know, also on getter at
00:51:19.800 peoplespundit, truth at peoplespundit, and on Twitter still at peoples underscore.
00:51:24.300 All right. Thank you, Rich. Coming up to warn people, we're going into the belly of the beast
00:51:29.080 now, the authoritarian precinct project. Big warning to CNN coming up next.
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