00:05:49That was promised in 1989, that peace dividend was promised,
00:05:53to refocus on the American people, to refocus on American people's concerns and priorities.
00:06:00And instead, what we've had is one failed party after another,
00:06:03one failed presidency after another, one betrayal after another.
00:06:07The culminating, I mean, just as Barack Obama and the Democrats misinterpreted the rejection of neoconservatism with Bush as an embrace of neoliberalism and then got thrown out in 2010, again in 2014, leading to the ultimate rebuke, particularly for Obama personally, the election of Donald Trump.
00:06:29They still think there's a Bushite majority.
00:06:31We just saw the state of Texas sweep in blue state-level officials, almost take over the Supreme Court of Texas, took over every state-level officeholder.
00:06:41They did the same in many states and a majority of the population in the country, gaining controls over state legislatures, state officeholders, state, you name it.
00:06:49But it was solely because people felt betrayed by Trump, who they saw as their last rescue from this duopoly, this disastrous duopoly of two parties that are just warmongers, that are globalists, that are establishment oriented, that are doing what our founding generation said never to do.
00:07:07Don't go abroad searching for monsters to destroy.
00:07:10It doesn't matter whether you think Iran or Russia or anybody else is a monster.
00:07:14Our founding generation said you don't start there to begin with.0.68
00:07:17You don't get involved there to begin with.
00:07:19President George Washington and his famous farewell address, the foundational farewell address for presidents, said it's not your adversaries you have to worry about overseas.
00:07:28It's your allies. Don't get over entangled with your allies.
00:07:31Now, he was talking about the French, but it's more applicable today to Israel.
00:07:35So this message has been repeated by the American public again and again and again.
00:07:38And the two parties just don't get the message.
00:07:41And that's why I predicted this election for over a year.
00:07:44predicted the scale of it predicted the scope of it predicted the direction of it predicted which
00:07:48groups would be uh shifting there'd be young voters there'd be hispanic voters it'd be black
00:07:52voters it'd be working class industrial voters in the north rural voters with a historic anti-war
00:07:58uh anti-war uh political voting pattern going back centuries going back to the founding of
00:08:04this country so the and every single bit of it came true to a t i even predicted the exact number
00:08:09of house seats that would flip the exact number by the way i should add you won the biggest
00:08:13political bet ever on record with trump's election in 2016 so you're you're not you put your money
00:08:18where your mouth is oh exactly the uh how'd your bets go how'd your bets go this year uh extremely
00:08:25well the other the bets i mean everybody that was a uh subscriber made anywhere from 80 percent to
00:08:31320 percent roi uh in less than six months and the and they've had similar rois in 2024 and 2020
00:13:19Now, that presents an opportunity for 2028.
00:13:22And Vance is trying to lead that opportunity to massively course correct in the Trump administration to be able to build a credible coalition with the American people to win back, to keep the White House in 2020.
00:13:36And here's an example, the so-called moderate Hinojosa is trying to take the leases on state land, Musk has, to kick him out of Texas and hurt workers.
00:17:12He's he's doing everything he can, but he's built up so many enemies over the years, including the president, who doesn't like him either, who refused all of President Trump's entreaties to pardon B.B.0.59
00:17:24That B.B. knows he's going that if he if Eisencott gets the majority formed government, which looks now likely, then then he goes right back to trial, gets convicted.
00:17:33He and his wife go to prison. So the so he's doing everything he can to avoid it.
00:17:37But the IDF generals refused to go along with him on the eve of the election.
00:17:41by the way that's on record you said that before it happened before they
00:17:45called the white house and said don't do this so that's good
00:17:48oh absolutely that's absolutely good so the election results have so shocked
00:17:53trump that it's leveraged vance to leverage to deter and discourage trump
00:17:57i mean i'll give i gotta give somebody credit that i didn't know fully did this
00:18:00until recently and that's uh donald trump jr the trump jr got into such an0.98
00:18:06argument with his father telling him how stupid the iran war was0.98
00:18:09that that's why the president did not go to his own son's wedding and by the way i agree he turned0.97
00:18:15the plane around and then since then he's come out and said it's bad so good for don jr yeah
00:18:20absolutely i mean because he didn't have to go public it would have been much easier to stay
00:18:24quiet he risked his relationship with his father by they got into fire streaming art matches on
00:18:29the phone the because he considers it a complete betrayal so to his credit on that the and so but
00:18:35the aggregation of those people constantly telling this was a bad idea,
00:21:27Exactly. So Hegseth has been constantly lying.
00:21:30So a general's like, we're out of ammo. Shut up, Qatari agent.1.00
00:21:34In addition, they took some of those fishing boat captains that they were pretending were drug dealers, tortured them, ended up having to release them.0.99
00:21:41They're the ones they didn't kill. There were several people they killed that were innocent people on those boats.
00:21:46They knew about it. That's why that admiral stepped down.
00:21:48And then they blow them up in the water, which is a war crime.0.94
00:21:51Correct. Exactly. He's been committing a succession of war crimes all over the place.0.87
00:21:56and the uh i think he thinks he's really a good guy is he low iq or how would you assess him
00:22:02his ego got to him he got like a real daddy complex with trump and he loved going around
00:22:08telling everybody it's basically like daddy says i'm good he would say trump says i'm right out
00:22:12of central cast did you know that i'm right can you imagine that but he was bragging about it to
00:22:17people over and over again well yeah i want to ask you what is up with trump and all the video1.00
00:22:21but look at that ass that juicy ass he said about a woman it'd be over like i never heard any gay1.00
00:22:26stuff from trump but what is that exactly you'd almost think his body has been occupied by the1.00
00:22:32by the soul of lindsey graham lindsey graham came back from hell and occupied trump's brain and soul
00:22:37for i mean he talks like lindsey graham for about a month on the eve of the thing but all of his
00:22:42pegs that you know he ate all that stuff up he kind of lost his mind there's also corruption
00:22:48scandals that haven't even yet broke fully with hegs death so it would be in trump's best interest
00:22:53Hegsdeff's best interest that he stepped down,
00:22:55that he resigned before they hold a trial in the Senate.
00:25:15So I've been getting the firearms out, going to the shooting range, all of that, because at a gut level, I can't help it.
00:25:20I've really, you know, talked the talk on getting ready, but haven't walked the walk in many ways as much as I should because I'm so busy fighting.
00:25:26And things are so serious, I've been, you know, actually spending a lot of time getting geared up myself.
00:25:32And get the high-quality, horrible food you need, the very best Faraday cages, the bags, the clothing, the very best tactical, the widest selection of water filtration, solar generators, everything.
00:34:39However, what I told people all along is the moment she's out is not just good because of her nefarious influence beneath the level of the president's daily decision making,
00:34:49but it would show that Trump himself recognized he had made a mistake and was shifting back to a voter focus rather than a donor focus.
00:34:58That's why it was Trump's choice that would be the most consequential in seeing Wiles removed.
00:35:04Now, this does not underestimate the nefarious impact she had.0.99
00:35:08She was really good at intimidating people.1.00
00:35:12I'll give you an example of what she would do.
00:35:14She would tell people, like, say, a Mark Mitchell, the pollster, others who were coming in to talk to the president.
00:35:21She would tell them, hey, be real aggressive, be honest, be straightforward, tell them what he needs to hear.1.00
00:35:26And then after they leave, she would say, man, what an asshole that guy was.1.00
00:35:30So that's the kind of scam she would run constantly.1.00
00:35:32She would tell someone like Harmeet Dillon, go on 60 minutes and don't push the election fraud stuff too much.0.99
00:35:38That looks bad for the administration on the eve of the election.
00:35:41Then after the appearance, she would tell President Trump, man, she was weak, wasn't she?
00:35:46So that's the kind of she was a bit she she her father was Pat Summerall, Pat Summerall, the football announcer, also Pat Summerall, the career and lifelong alcoholic.
00:35:56And she grew up in that dysfunctional dynamic of taking care of an alcoholic father and all the sort of reverse psychology that goes on there and the control freak tendencies.
00:36:07And she had exhibited this repeatedly back when she was organizing the campaign and then running the mayor of Jacksonville's office.
00:36:14She ran the same control freak tendencies that led her to get fired there.1.00
00:36:18She did the same thing with Governor DeSantis, tried to take over and gatekeep his office.1.00
00:36:23He just spotted it quicker than Trump did and fired her because of it.0.98
00:36:27So she's always had this modus operandi of being a particularly pernicious sort of worm-tonguing effect around the administration.0.99
00:36:35You saw this when she ran that horrible Vanity Fair piece.1.00
00:36:38That was an embarrassment to her and the administration and normally would take out any other chief of staff.
00:36:45And instead, everybody was out writing hostage tweets.0.99
00:36:48Oh, I love Swappy Susie. Swappy Susie is wonderful.
00:36:52she's so good so that was a sign of her nefarious influence inside you'll be hearing more and more0.68
00:36:57stories about this over the days and the weeks and the months to come that she basically turned
00:37:03the entire white house into a pay-for-play scheme you had to either hire her partners at ballard1.00
00:37:07partners that made what a quarter of a billion dollars up to that range of money on access to1.00
00:37:13wiles the her own daughter uh who what made 30 million in 18 months as a lobbyist connected to1.00
00:37:20the administration. Chris LaCivita and James Blair, who made tens of millions of dollars
00:37:25grifting off of the MAGA Inc. tax that has wasted money on useless political advertising that
00:37:31mostly backfired in key elections, the biggest waste of money in a political campaign history.
00:37:36That's Chris LaCivita, who, by the way, one of the president locked up after 2020. That's who
00:37:40that guy is. That's who Swampy Susie enriched with Trump donor cash. So she's the one who ran0.87
00:37:46off elon musk at doge uh kept uh sort of behind the scenes saying man that guy's so weird he's
00:37:52pushing too far all that sort of thing was telling the president all the time that uh immigration was
00:37:58too strict and too tough all that while preaching for the more war in ukraine and and the war in1.00
00:38:04israel by encouraging him to cover up the epstein file so she was a disaster she had no political0.99
00:38:10skill she was just pure swamp distilled swamp it was trump's mistake in hiring her uh but her0.99
00:38:17impact and influence was even darker and deeper than that so just her removal is a huge upgrade
00:38:24potential for trump now what trump can do is radically course correct on iran on ukraine on
00:38:31these global issues on immigration by doubling down on enforcement not by running away from it
00:38:36but by focusing on the source of it, which is the money,
00:38:40by doubling down on Maha rather than constraining and restraining Maha.
00:39:13Anytime the big ag donor class or the bureaucracy of objects, she capitulates.
00:39:18She hasn't even done a single thing for the Amish.
00:39:20You can't help the Amish farmers who helped guarantee Pennsylvania for you in the 2024 election, as reported by independent third party publications.
00:40:28The disaster and debacle of the Iran war had,0.79
00:40:30I mean, the Iraq war had converted him in that direction.
00:40:32Now he's been an advocate and defender of the war, but he's been Trump's deputy chief of staff.
00:40:37So you don't know how much is his opinion versus the president's opinion coming through him.
00:40:42So we will see. He has promised people within the White House, including the vice president's office, Stephen Miller has, that he will get Trump out of the Iran war and go on that path.
00:40:52Just that by itself would be a massive upgrade and major improvement.
00:40:56But if the Trump is if Hags death either resigns or is impeached and removed or is fired, that would be a huge upgrade because Elbridge Colby, the former grandson of Bill Colby, the CIA man who outed the family jewels, all the scandals of the CIA when he became director in the early 1970s, because he was a true believer.
00:41:15He was an old school Cold War warrior who didn't. He was shocked at the scale of bad activities by the Central Intelligence Agency. Elbridge Colby would then go up to be the secretary of war.
00:43:44The reason why we've continued to wage a dirty war in Ukraine and the reason why Ukraine and Zelensky completely publicly ignore the president of the United States calls to quit hitting Russian refineries is because Ratboy at the CIA gives Zelensky the tools necessary to make those attacks, encourages him to do so, enables him to do so, and then protects him while he continues to do so.0.99
00:44:10Ratboy is a liar and a fraud, for one.0.91
00:44:13All he does is launder the information from Mossad and MI61.00
00:44:16and give them that intelligence to the president
00:44:22on either the war in Iran, which has been almost all wrong,
00:45:07So if he would follow his original instincts of what he believed in up until two years ago or 18 months ago, follow what he campaigned on for more than a decade because he's been campaigning on some of these principles going back to the 1980s in terms of non-interventionism, in terms of a focus on peace, in terms of a focus on America over foreign issues and foreign policy and foreign goals and foreign objectives.
00:45:30if he returns to that man and embraces that he can rescue his legacy right now he is on pace to be
00:45:37impeached he is on pace to even be removed there they are going to be only a few votes away in the
00:45:43senate from convicting the president and removing him from the white house being the first president
00:45:48ever convicted ever removed and the way uh that's the path he's on and then he's on the path of
00:45:54going down as the most unpopular president in american history the biggest betrayal in american
00:45:59history, the biggest disaster in American history. That's the path that he was currently on
00:46:04based on his first 18 months. If he course corrects, he can completely reverse that.
00:46:10I'm a born-again Baptist, so I believe in deathbed conversions. But even if you don't,0.95
00:46:14the most powerful stories if you've ever been to a church is the person who fell down really bad,
00:46:20but then got resurrected. It's the people who fall the most that we want to see rise the most.
00:46:27It's like that old Kurt Vonnegut story Harrison Bergeron. Trump is being weighed down right now
00:46:31and he needs to cast off the weights and free himself to be who he really is. I mean,
00:46:36that it wouldn't be that hard. It doesn't seem like it'd be that hard. I mean, he knows what
00:46:40to do. He's just not doing it. But of course, there's a thread between all these people,
00:46:44right? You've got Rubio, Wiles, Ratcliffe and Hegseth. And all of these people have very close
00:46:50connections to AIPAC or Israel itself with Wiles, you know, formerly working for Netanyahu, Rubio.
00:46:55We have leaked emails of Larry Ellison vetting him to the Israeli ambassador saying, don't worry, Rubio will be good for Israel.
00:47:01I think before Rubio was even a congressman or a senator or anything, but vetting him for that.
00:47:06And same thing, there's a leaked audio with the now president of AIPAC talking about when he was, you know, just a lowly employee at AIPAC.
00:47:13He was assigned to Congressman John Ratcliffe and how they had a great, you know, association and how getting John Ratcliffe as head of the CIA was a great coup by AIPAC.
00:47:21So, I mean, obviously, it's the surrounding Israeli influence that sort of ties all these people together and binds them together.0.83
00:47:27And so the question is, if you're going to stop the war with Iran, which is an absolute must, in order to do that, you have to restrain Israel.0.88
00:51:27This is what I've told my Israeli friends.0.99
00:51:28This is in your own best interest to get the heck out of this, to stand down.
00:51:33What Reagan did in the early 1980s and the Reagan strategy with Israel saved Israel from further embarrassment, humiliation and military debacle and global stage rejection.
00:51:45You know, I created a little sub stack called the Barnes brief where and this is what we've been advising the vice president and been advising the White House now for the better part of a year.
00:51:54Which is Israel is a political pariah in the United States.0.86
00:51:58And it will stay one for at least the next two generations.
00:52:02There is no, this was the worst election outcome for AIPAC and the Israel lobby in modern American history.
00:52:12They went all in on one race above all others in the general election.
00:52:16In the primaries, they're able to take out Thomas Massey, but that's a primary.
00:52:20The big general election one, the one all the Democrats were watching, all the would-be presidential candidates for the Democratic Party was watching, was Michigan.
00:52:28They were watching their longtime Israel lobby advocate, Mr. Surveillance State himself, Mike Rogers, go up against El Saeed.
00:52:37And if El Saeed, a Muslim, someone who had ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, someone who was notoriously hostile to the Israel lobby,
00:52:46could he win a big major swing state like Michigan?
00:52:51And AIPAC said, convince all the Democrats, no, he can't.
00:52:55And this will show them they need to stay restrained when they get power this midterms.
00:53:01Well, instead, not only did El Saeed win, he won by a much bigger margin than CIA Senator Slutkin beat Rogers just in 2024.
00:53:10And that meant everybody got the message from that, that AIPAC and Israel is a political pariah.
00:53:16Absolutely. And we have surrendered that sort of golden goose to the left now because of the Republicans' obsession with Israel. It's just completely incomprehensible. That was the emblematic race of the midterms, right? The hardcore Islamist versus the straight up Israeli plant. And we saw who, at least the people in Michigan chose. Thank you so much, Robert Barnes on X at Barnes underscore law. Thank you so much, sir.
00:53:40It wasn't hard to predict that the Republicans were going to lose the House and Senate.
00:53:48The Democrats were repudiated at a level never seen since the founding of their party 250 years ago in 2020 and again in 2024.
00:53:57But the Republican establishment just got more arrogant and Trump became imperial and launched an incredibly unpopular war that exploded inflation.
00:54:08And so a lot of conservatives and populists