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00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs. Welcome to the Great America Show. Great to have you with us.

00:00:05.960 These are crazy times we live in, but don't you get the sense that as crazy as they are,

00:00:11.260 they don't need to be quite this crazy. President Biden is in Asia telling everyone that the United

00:00:17.820 States has a commitment to defend Taiwan militarily. Didn't take the White House long

00:00:23.700 to correct the president on that one. A new marker so that we know for sure the contest

00:00:29.320 between pro-life and pro-abortion is real and ratcheting up quickly. Whoopi Goldberg is the

00:00:35.860 new referee for all things Catholic, apparently, giving the Archbishop of San Francisco a little

00:00:41.860 spiritual advice, but none too kindly either. Here's Whoopi on The View. The Archbishop of San

00:00:50.240 Francisco is calling for Speaker Nancy Pelosi to be denied receiving community because of her pro-choice

00:00:58.200 stance. He's one of the priests who also called for President Biden to be denied sacrament. This is

00:01:03.380 not your job, dude. That is not up to you to make that decision. And now the contest between life and

00:01:11.360 abortion is officially a battle. And this week, the global elites are descending on the ski resort town

00:01:17.920 of Davos, high in the Swiss Alps, for the World Economic Forum 2022, their annual meeting.

00:01:24.300 Klaus Schwab, the organization's founder and leader, said that, quote,

00:01:28.800 return of war, epidemics, and the climate crisis, all the disruptive forces have derailed the global

00:01:35.720 recovery, end quote. But of course, Klaus has answers, fixes, and an agenda always prepared

00:01:43.200 for the heads of state, government ministers, including the head of the European Commission,

00:01:47.960 the head of NATO, and even John Kerry, the Biden envoy on climate. Doesn't get much better than that,

00:01:54.620 does it? To cover all this, the intrepid host of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec, is in Davos,

00:02:01.080 and he and his camera crew found the Swiss have a sterner view of freedom of speech and press

00:02:06.600 than do Americans. Here's what happened.

00:02:10.440 Excuse me, can I ask you while you're detaining this journalist?

00:02:13.160 Can you put the phone away, please?

00:02:14.520 Can I ask you while you're detaining this journalist?

00:02:16.800 I don't answer your question.

00:02:18.040 Is it, uh, not, uh, we're not able to report here?

00:02:21.100 Please put the phone away.

00:02:22.200 Okay. Can I ask you guys why you're being detained?

00:02:23.860 Yeah, you can, can you, yeah, can you, um, please stop filming, then we can talk.

00:02:28.260 Why do I need to stop filming?

00:02:30.120 Because I ask you to. It's the, it's my personal right, because I don't like to be filmed.

00:02:35.080 Okay.

00:02:35.340 And it's a right in Switzerland, um, if I don't want to be filmed.

00:02:38.380 But can I ask why he's being detained then? I won't point the camera at you then,

00:02:41.540 I won't film you, but I would like to know why this journalist is being detained on public

00:02:45.300 property.

00:02:45.880 We're not, we're, what, what's detained? Uh, can you explain the word?

00:02:49.020 How come he's being surrounded right now? Is he allowed to leave the area?

00:02:52.460 We're, we're just, um, making a normal police control, uh, because, you know, it's WEF,

00:02:58.040 everything is very sensitive.

00:02:59.380 Is there a reason he specifically was targeted?

00:03:00.660 Uh, there is a reason because we, we have to have a reason to, to, to, uh, control a person.

00:03:08.700 What was the reason? What was he doing?

00:03:10.980 I don't have to tell you that. Why, why are you, why are you asking me that?

00:03:15.800 Uh, because this is, uh, you know, he's, uh, there's many journalists here and I want to

00:03:19.880 know why he specifically is being detained.

00:03:21.800 Um, there, there is a reason, but, uh, everything is clear now and, um, we're about to leave

00:03:28.180 in just a few seconds.

00:03:30.000 Thank you.

00:03:30.520 Okay. Um, yeah.

00:03:32.620 Could you please now, uh, can I ask you please to delete your, your.

00:03:37.980 Jack Posovic, thanks for being with us here on the great America show.

00:03:41.580 Uh, after watching, listening to you being detained, uh, I, I can't believe that was actually

00:03:49.820 Switzerland. Uh, tell us what happened.

00:03:53.320 Well, I'm actually, I'm, I'm calling in right now from the side of a mountain in the Alps

00:03:58.600 in Switzerland. It's a, it's rainy right now, but I'm overlooking the world economic

00:04:02.980 forum summit, uh, turning point USA had sent me out here. We were covering this. We're

00:04:07.520 putting together a, um, a new docu series and a pamphlet called the great global reset.

00:04:13.560 And, uh, we were out filming, uh, getting some shots in front of the entrance. So people

00:04:18.360 could see what it looked like, you know, here on the ground, you know, just some basic,

00:04:21.880 sure. Basic reporting. And, um, or when we first had set up and they had saw us setting

00:04:27.180 up and, you know, I'm kind of dressed like a reporter and talking into a camera. So I

00:04:31.580 think they kind of know what I probably am doing. Uh, they came by and they said, Hey,

00:04:35.460 can we see your press pass and look at your passport? Said sure. No problem. No big deal.

00:04:39.480 Plain clothes officer first spot came by and we said, sure. No problem. Finish everything

00:04:44.080 up, um, go to take a rest, uh, recharge some of the batteries, some of the equipment

00:04:48.380 with the crew. And at that point, two police vans rolled up and fully kitted up tactical

00:04:56.700 officers storm out of the vans with MP5, uh, semi-automatic machine guns and semi-automatic

00:05:05.960 rifles and, um, basically surrounded us and said, we need to see your passport.

00:05:14.060 Your press credentials. We need to see what you're doing and we need to check

00:05:17.500 you. They proceeded then to, um, take us around the corner of this sort of a corner

00:05:23.760 of the building, the sort of a stack of tables blocking us from the rest of the

00:05:26.960 view. And they proceeded to frisk us one by one, empty out your pockets, empty out

00:05:32.760 everything. What are you doing here? Who are you working for? Work for turning

00:05:36.460 point USA. They sent us out doing a documentary completely above board. Um, what are you

00:05:42.300 filming? Then a detective comes in and only later when another journalist by the name

00:05:48.620 of Savannah Hernandez, who's also covering the world economic forum showed up and started

00:05:53.860 filming the detention that at that point, they, they backed off and immediately, um, stormed

00:05:59.420 away.

00:06:01.260 Stormed is an interesting, uh, verb, uh, because I mean, that does sound like storm troopers.

00:06:06.540 Uh, that's outrageous. Uh, that's outrageous. The Swiss, uh, have some peculiar laws and some

00:06:11.960 peculiar ideas, uh, but they, they insist on knowing what's going on all of the time.

00:06:17.580 They knew who you were. Don't you think?

00:06:20.660 Well, I know that they knew who I was because I had already given them my information about

00:06:25.080 an hour prior. That same plainclothes officer came over with them again. And so I can only

00:06:30.900 surmise that we were targeted for that extra detention, secondary screening, I guess they

00:06:36.140 call it, um, when you're at the airport to only this time with MP fives pointed near direction

00:06:41.900 that, um, that they were doing this because not just because of what we were doing, but

00:06:46.660 also because of who we were.

00:06:48.940 Exactly. And, uh, this ties into Klaus Schwab and his statements leading up to the beginning

00:06:54.840 of the Davos, uh, meeting, uh, the Davos summit, uh, he had made it very clear that, uh, there

00:07:02.760 was going to be, uh, no, uh, trivialization. I'll put it that way of the Davos reset or the

00:07:09.700 Davos summit. Uh, he's here's what his exact quote is. I can dim it wholeheartedly, particularly

00:07:16.080 of those who have nothing to do with the world economic forum community, and just come to

00:07:22.180 Davos to hijack our brand. As he put it, uh, this is, uh, this man is Teutonic by DNA. Uh,

00:07:31.740 but, uh, he is, uh, starting to sound slightly fascist. Don't you believe?

00:07:37.420 Well, I certainly given the experience I've just had, uh, felt like that was at the hands

00:07:41.940 of the, uh, the East German Stasi coming out and saying, you know, papers, please. And, uh,

00:07:47.680 immediately point the guns, go right up and, uh, you are surrounded very quickly. And as you can

00:07:53.340 see in the video, um, you know, if folks go onto, uh, Twitter or truth or wherever they go,

00:07:59.240 that, um, you know, we're, we're sitting on the side of a, of a bench, um, outside of a restaurant,

00:08:04.840 you know, kind of planning our next move for the docuseries and they immediately swarm around us.

00:08:10.240 Um, this goes to show you that what they're doing at the world economic forum and what they're

00:08:15.520 also doing down the road at Geneva with the world health order assembly that's going on the WHO

00:08:20.900 assembly that's going on a world health organization. This is the two pronged assault

00:08:26.780 on our freedoms, a two pronged assault on our sovereignty here in the West. I've said for a

00:08:33.440 long time, they are trying to copy the CCP model. That is what the great reset is. It is a copy of

00:08:39.980 the CCP's authoritarian model. I better believe that freedom of the press is not part of it.

00:08:45.520 Nor freedom of expression of any kind. The, uh, as you make that point, uh, president Trump,

00:08:52.880 of course, uh, withdrawing the United States from the WHO, uh, worked diligently to do so.

00:09:00.220 Uh, and now we're hearing from this administration that we're going to subordinate our sovereignty,

00:09:05.560 uh, to the world health organization, i.e. the United nations for crying out loud. We're moving

00:09:12.680 at an incredible speed toward that one world government that we all thought was partly fiction

00:09:22.760 and partly, uh, unattainable, at least in the next few decades. And here we are in 2022.

00:09:31.980 Well, Lou, not only that, but one thing that a story that I inadvertently broke

00:09:36.920 while going through this ordeal was that, and my crew as well, by the way, each of them were,

00:09:43.000 were first at the same time. And we late, we found out that, you know, as someone who's a Navy veteran

00:09:49.560 myself, um, I'm always interested in looking at the various unit badges or, uh, accoutrements that

00:09:56.520 are on any military paramilitary uniform. So I'm looking at the uniforms of the officers that are detaining

00:10:01.280 us. And Lou, wouldn't you believe what it says on their uniform? And I have a photo of this where it

00:10:06.000 says world economic forum police on this guy's shoulder. Oh boy. And I would have, and I have to

00:10:14.140 confess my naivete. I thought that, uh, the world economic forum just made a call to the local

00:10:21.360 gendarmes and, uh, uh, had, had sick them on you or at worst, uh, Klaus picks up the phone and calls

00:10:30.160 his good friend, the mayor, uh, it's far worse than that. What, uh, what uniform, what unit were

00:10:36.600 they? As far as I can tell, it seems as though it was some sort of cooperation between a local unit

00:10:44.160 that has now tasked officers for this. And with this clearly was a QRF, we would call it in the

00:10:51.080 military, a quick reaction force, two vans that stormed in very quickly. Uh, people popped out,

00:10:57.120 Hey, we've got a couple of suspicious guys, right? I'm speaking to somebody who used to be on the

00:11:01.220 other side of the aisle that we've got a couple of suspicious guys. We need to go, need you to go

00:11:05.740 in and check them out going quickly. They might cause trouble. So make sure you have your MP fives

00:11:10.100 loaded up while you go out and do this. And that's exactly what they did. So this was a quick reaction

00:11:15.280 force that seemed to be a, a joint partner between a local Swiss police force and the world economic

00:11:22.620 forum now operating under the auspices of the world economic forum police.

00:11:30.140 That's it's just, it's just almost unbelievable to, to imagine that this is happening in 2022 and

00:11:37.280 in Switzerland. Now, Switzerland can be a little quirky, uh, when it comes to law and order. Uh,

00:11:43.880 sometimes they air considerably on, uh, away from the margins that most Americans would see as margins,

00:11:50.060 but Klaus Schwab is now talking so big as a leader, as the leader of the, uh, of Davos.

00:11:59.440 He pledged the world can find salvation at Davos 2022. I mean, you have a great story there.

00:12:07.540 If you can cover it, are you going to be able to cover it?

00:12:12.900 Lou, I said this, uh, on another hit I just did, and I'll say it again. I am not going anywhere,

00:12:19.380 Mr. Schwab. I'm going to stay here. I'm going to continue reporting on this, and I'm going to see

00:12:24.580 this story all the way through. You are not going to be rid of me that easily.

00:12:29.940 Well, good for you, Jack. And I wouldn't have expected any other response on, uh, from you on

00:12:35.520 that. Uh, were you charged with anything? Were you threatened? Um, they did not charge us at all.

00:12:43.020 I mean, they said, they certainly said, Oh, this is just routine. This is a basic thing that we're

00:12:47.160 doing. Obviously we know it's not routine. It's not a basic thing they're doing. Uh, they did not

00:12:51.980 claim any charges. However, when we asked them why we were being detained and we did at one point ask

00:12:59.440 if we could leave, they said, no. Um, they said, there is a reason that you were being detained,

00:13:05.000 but we don't have to tell you. And I loved one other part of that sound. When we control someone,

00:13:14.340 when we take control of someone, uh, it was, I, I thought, I, you know, that is, uh, shivers, uh,

00:13:23.700 up your, up your spine stuff, uh, to think that the, this is going on again, as I say, 2022,

00:13:29.580 maybe I'm just catching the wrong angle on the arc, but it looks to me like, uh, Switzerland is

00:13:35.680 headed in a very, very much an authoritarian direction, uh, along with the world economic

00:13:41.520 forum, like any, any further thoughts, uh, for the audience issue, uh, comprehend here, uh, in just a

00:13:49.980 matter of hours, what's happened to, well, folks, this, this is why, this is why the first amendment

00:13:55.620 and freedom of the press are so important in the United States of America. Now, last week,

00:14:00.640 the Washington post came after me and essentially gave me credit for this, for being the person that

00:14:07.100 set into motion, the demise of this disinformation governance board, Nini Yankovic, uh, at the

00:14:13.680 department of Homeland security, Taylor Lorenz wrote the article and what we've now shown in two instances

00:14:20.740 that I really didn't intend on my own, certainly didn't plan this, that from one instance, we see

00:14:27.240 why the first amendment is important in America. And then also how we have to fight to keep the

00:14:33.600 first amendment in America and prevent law enforcement boards coming in, in the United States

00:14:39.440 under the auspices of protecting us from, from censorship and, uh, you know, denying disinformation

00:14:47.300 and access point to the internet. No, we know what you're doing. They are trying to turn the

00:14:52.340 department of Homeland security just into the same type of paramilitary force as the world economic

00:14:58.460 forum apparently is today. So I'm sorry, but it turns out that Switzerland's much vaunted and

00:15:04.240 longstanding Swiss neutrality is no longer a thing of the current. It is a thing of the past.

00:15:11.060 They have declared their allegiance and their allegiance is to the world economic forum.

00:15:14.980 And unfortunately, a huge number of governments around the world have also, uh, done exactly the

00:15:22.940 same thing and troubling for every American should be the fact that so many U S multinationals are

00:15:30.580 joining, uh, with those governments. Uh, and the result is a broad political force at work against

00:15:38.980 our sovereignty and our constitution. Uh, you all, you know, we always give you the last word here,

00:15:46.200 uh, Jack, uh, your thoughts, your concluding thoughts, uh, on, on your experience today.

00:15:54.320 Well, it's as simple as this. We need to stand up for our freedoms. We need to stand our ground.

00:16:00.900 And when people come and challenge us on our freedoms, when people come and challenge us and

00:16:06.540 say, we are going to take away your Liberty in the name of the greater good, in the name of helping

00:16:12.600 you, you need to stand up and say no, because the tyranny of good intentions is tyranny. Still.

00:16:20.820 Amen. Jack, thanks so much. Glad you're safe. And, uh, and thanks as always for your great work.

00:16:28.840 Uh, Jack Posobiec joining us here today from Davos, Switzerland. You know, this world is changing

00:16:36.760 quickly and yes, there is war, pestilence and upheaval and global forces are at work. Dark forces

00:16:43.520 at work around the world, keeping America alert to such forces, such threats and challenges

00:16:49.820 is Steve Bannon's war room. No one is more vigilant than Steve and his team. No one casts

00:16:55.580 a broader watch on the global elites who prefer authority to counsel power to consensus and who

00:17:02.080 sneer at the idea. The people must be informed and the government's consent be required. Steve Bannon,

00:17:09.780 it's great to have you with us. Thanks my friend for being here. Let's start big today. We have a third

00:17:15.040 great electoral system in this country. Right now, we don't know and may not know for weeks

00:17:20.660 who won the GOP senatorial primary in Pennsylvania. What do you make of it, Steve?

00:17:27.540 I tell you, Lou, I don't think there's anything that upsets me more than to think that we're two

00:17:31.520 years after the big steal. And, you know, this is all falls on Wolf and these Democrats, but you see,

00:17:39.540 they don't know how to run anything and they're going to try to cheat us. I mean, this is, people

00:17:43.840 got to get on top of this. That's why we need everybody to go to precinctstrategy.com and sign

00:17:47.500 up. It's free, but sign up to be an election official, sign up to be a precinct committeeman.

00:17:52.700 I mean, listen, my understanding is that the law says it's June 7th when it has to be done,

00:17:57.540 but quite frankly, we're a week away at least from getting to our recounts. I think this thing could go

00:18:03.100 into, my bet, it goes into July, but I think it's a disgrace, a total disgrace. And they're still

00:18:08.920 finding new ballots in Allegheny County and in Philadelphia. I think it says it all.

00:18:15.040 You know, Steve, when President Trump said to Dr. Oz, just go ahead and declare victory,

00:18:22.100 I thought, whoa, here, just a second. And then I realized I'm the one that should, whoa,

00:18:26.220 just a second. I personally think he was exactly right. That's what he should have done.

00:18:30.000 What do you think?

00:18:32.160 I strongly advocated. In fact, if you go back and watch our show, we did live

00:18:36.720 on 3 November of 2020. I was, and I, you know, talked to many people in the White House that

00:18:42.600 Trump should have walked in front of the cameras that night at 10 o'clock and declared victory.

00:18:46.080 We remember Rahim and I went through the summer of 2020 and gave that lecture series on the

00:18:52.440 Transition Integrity Project, which was Mark Elias's efforts. We saw what they were doing

00:18:57.100 with the mail-in ballots beforehand. I think Trump should have done it on 3 November. And I definitely

00:19:01.900 think I should have done it the other night, particularly when AP, the Associated Press has

00:19:06.280 come out and said that they're not going to declare a winner until the recount's over. So right now,

00:19:11.460 the Republican, the Republican nominee, whoever the Republican nominee is, is going to be a month

00:19:16.260 after Fetterman is fundraising and dropping a diamond. That only leaves about four months,

00:19:21.840 what, June, July, at least like four or five months for a campaign. It's a terrible place to be in.

00:19:26.540 For your audience, I think it reinforces one thing. 40, approximately $45 million will be

00:19:32.800 spent on the Republican primary there. And among a handful of candidates, it's going to come down

00:19:38.000 to five or 600 votes. Every vote in your, every vote in the Lou Dobbs audience, every vote in War Room,

00:19:43.540 it absolutely counts. You're a force multiplier because this is insane. I mean, this thing is going

00:19:49.140 to come down to a couple hundred votes. And I think Georgia tomorrow is going to do the same thing. 1.00

00:19:54.020 So people got to understand these, these are tightly contested, uh, elections and everybody

00:19:59.280 has to get out. Everybody has to bring everybody out. They possibly can.

00:20:02.820 And then we have two wild cards. One McCormick is saying he's going to win this. No matter what

00:20:08.300 anybody else thinks, he's going to win this makes that assertion, which came right up to the border

00:20:13.160 of saying, I'm going to be the winner. Uh, and, uh, and, and, uh, the, uh, the third candidate,

00:20:22.700 Kathy Barnett, uh, she, she is sitting there not ready to endorse anybody and apparently won't.

00:20:31.500 I mean, how does the Republican party get in these kinds of messes?

00:20:35.800 I think one is that how nasty and personal it's getting in the, in the, uh, in the elections.

00:20:41.480 And look, I, I don't agree with all the, the person that I don't think these personal attacks

00:20:45.400 help us at all. Cause that's what I was saying in Ohio, we have to come together afterwards

00:20:49.580 and to be able to unite, to make sure we defeat the Democrats. I think Pennsylvania is going to be

00:20:53.980 tough. I think, you know, Dave McCormick is a very proud guy. Uh, you know, West Point grad,

00:20:59.920 you know, Bayonair from, from basically being a head front guy with your good buddy, Ray

00:21:05.800 Gallio, Luke, that you've been hearing for 20 years. Um, and, and look, there was some personal

00:21:11.140 stuff said. I think these guys have got their, their backup. And this is what I'm saying. I,

00:21:17.000 I even back coming together. I think he's going to fight in court. I don't see this thing ending

00:21:22.160 until mid June or July. I just think if you look at, he's deployed a hundred lawyers. They're

00:21:27.260 going back to a democratic, uh, tactic of contesting and wanting to count, you know,

00:21:32.720 every ballot and throw it out of the ballots, it's going to get very nasty. So it's, I don't

00:21:36.600 know. We have to come together after this because settlement is a guy you don't want

00:21:41.140 in the United States Senate. And I think it's incumbent upon us to do it. It's just people

00:21:44.800 got to get focused and make that happen. But I think one thing is we take the, the vitriol,

00:21:49.900 particularly on our side, the MAGA side, we take the vitriol at the personal attacks and

00:21:54.240 stick to the policy differences. Uh, I think it would be, uh, I think that would, I think

00:21:58.580 it would help us a lot. I agree with you. Uh, it's getting to policy is a difficult thing

00:22:03.680 these days when you start seeing, uh, the party, uh, organization, whether it be the state

00:22:09.220 organization of Pennsylvania that laid out, they had a clear reform initiative and couldn't

00:22:15.680 get it passed by in the legislature. Uh, and by the way, if they had done, so most experts

00:22:21.280 say that this would not, we wouldn't have any problem at all here.

00:22:25.620 You are talking about a state legislature that passed act 77, which essentially, let's

00:22:32.160 be honest with the decouple Trump from the platform. So they didn't have to have one ticket

00:22:36.680 voting. This was back in 19. For some reason, they, the state legislators thought that Trump

00:22:41.700 was going to be a drag with the economy on fire. They believe the mainstream media thought

00:22:46.020 Trump was going to be a drag on the ballot. They passed the bill basically to decouple the

00:22:50.700 down ticket because you should vote for a ticket to decouple Trump. And in process, they gave

00:22:56.140 mail-in ballots of which the appeals court, Commonwealth court of appeals just said six

00:23:00.740 weeks ago, the 2.6 million ballots are illegal. They're unconstitutional. So we know it's a

00:23:06.940 big steal. The state legislature, there's a mess. It's just a mess. And they haven't been

00:23:11.320 able to get on top of things. I mean, this is sick. When we're sitting here in, uh, you

00:23:17.160 know, late May, and we don't have a winner in a, in a senatorial primary, this is not

00:23:22.400 something running for county clerk or for some county supervisor. This is a major race

00:23:27.100 in probably, I would argue, the two or three most important states in the union.

00:23:31.760 And, uh, and by contrast, uh, one of the lesser important states in that regard, Montana,

00:23:38.760 its Supreme court had the integrity to restore and election integrity mandated voter ID and

00:23:46.820 banned the same day voter registration over the protestations of one Mark Elias. Uh, they

00:23:53.020 know exactly what they're doing in the court system in Montana. Uh, the legislature and the

00:23:58.760 courts are the only two basic problems in Pennsylvania. Uh, so, uh, so it seems, uh, let's,

00:24:05.900 let's turn to this economy, the Biden economy, gas prices. I love this headline because I knew it was

00:24:13.000 bad, but to put this in context, 12 straight all time record high set for gasoline, 12 straight

00:24:21.280 days of record. It's the first time in history that that has ever happened for record gas prices.

00:24:27.880 Your reaction.

00:24:29.240 Lou, you know, I've been watching you for a long time. I think I've been watching you since I was a

00:24:34.460 naval officer who showed you how long ago it is at least 30 or 40 years. Um, a lot that you've

00:24:40.620 warned this country about is coming together right now. I mean, you're seeing the collapse of a

00:24:44.580 complex system and that's all because of policy. It's all because of policy. I mean, people go

00:24:49.580 back and think of the fall and Christmas of 2019 of where the, how this economy was hitting on all

00:24:55.320 so on. I think at the time gasoline was a buck 89. Um, you think people today, Lou would take a few

00:25:01.420 mean tweets if they could get a bucket of gas. I mean, this is how frivolous and how, how stupid 1.00

00:25:08.540 the media is and the people around our country to get all over president Trump for his tweets. 0.98

00:25:13.900 And I think about where he, by his policies and his action brought this economy in that, that when

00:25:19.400 the economy was literally on fire in the fall of, uh, it's Christmas of 2019 and you see what's

00:25:24.620 happened. Look, this is, here's the problem. I don't see, you know, last week Manchin sits there

00:25:31.580 and calls out the secretary of interior to her face about this lease situation. And Dan Sullivan

00:25:38.460 does the same thing in the Senate. And look, Manchin's no right wing Republican. He's asking

00:25:42.620 her about their policies about the leases in the Gulf and up there. And I think the cooking off of

00:25:48.240 Alaska. And she says she doesn't really know what's going on in her, her department. He has to put

00:25:53.700 the letter up the report that shows that they were not going to put these leases up. The Biden

00:25:58.140 administration is taking actions every day to take capacity offline. So we have refinery capacity

00:26:03.820 problems. We have distribution problems. We have downstream marketing issues, but most importantly,

00:26:09.160 they're trying to kill the carbon economy. And you can't have it both ways. It can't

00:26:12.820 act like Greta Thunberg and then sit there and be, and be, and blame it on Putin of why gasoline prices

00:26:20.600 are so bad. And Lou, I just saw last week where in, in the West coast, they're starting to reprogram

00:26:27.900 the gas pumps to have $10 a gallon gasoline. So I told every consumer, I have every working class

00:26:34.880 person, whether you're a Democrat, independent or unaffiliated. I hope you just understand that

00:26:40.680 this November of what the policies coming out of the illegitimate Biden regime have done to you

00:26:46.080 personally, and gasoline and food, interest rates. I mean, you pick a glue. It's just a disaster for

00:26:52.960 working class people.

00:26:54.460 I want you to, we're going to play a sound of President Biden right now, explaining the great

00:27:01.960 transition that's underway here, the economics of it all. And Steve, I just want you to hear the

00:27:09.240 newfound empathy that he has for American working people, for the middle class, for working families.

00:27:18.080 Here is our president explaining it all.

00:27:21.620 And when it comes to the gas prices, we're going through an incredible transition that is taking

00:27:29.660 place that God willing, when it's over, we'll be stronger and the world will be stronger and less

00:27:33.960 reliant on fossil fuels when this is over.

00:27:38.500 Let's reliant on fossil fuels. Wouldn't that be a wonderful, wonderful result?

00:27:46.080 This, your reaction?

00:27:48.060 This is what I was saying. I mean, they're living in a fancy land. That, that, that talk right there

00:27:52.120 is the happy, clappy talk of, that was written by Greta Thunberg, right? This is this kind of airy,

00:27:57.640 fairy, unrealistic about a advanced industrial economy. You just, you can't do it on one power.

00:28:03.500 You can't do it on solar power. You can't do it on anything. You've got nuclear power and you've

00:28:07.940 got, you've got fossil fuels. You can pick them. And they've tried to take all the nuclear power

00:28:11.620 offline. The Greens have already shut down the nuclear power in Germany. It's one of the reasons

00:28:15.380 that natural gas purchases in Western Europe are, are underwriting the Russian military machine

00:28:22.000 that is laying waste, the making Eastern Ukraine look like Dresden. It's just, it's, here's what's 0.94

00:28:28.720 scary about it, is these people, when they talk about transition, this is more severe than what

00:28:34.920 they do about transitioning men to women in their administration. This is, this is so serious

00:28:40.660 and it's so fundamental. And these things can't be turned around. Once you take production offline,

00:28:45.680 or once you don't stop doing the leases, you just can't wave a magic wand and turn around again.

00:28:50.420 So here's what I really fear. And I tell you, somebody else who fears it too is Larry Summers,

00:28:54.180 who's no right-wing Republican and no part of MAGA, right? Remember he was a secretary of treasury

00:28:59.760 under, uh, under Obama. And he was the national economic advisor under Clinton that, um, you know,

00:29:07.180 with this, the inflation's out of control and the basis of this right now is this disastrous energy

00:29:13.360 policy of the Biden administration. I don't think anything shows you how disconnected they are from

00:29:18.540 people's lives than that, that clip right there. Yep. And, uh, this, this administration continues,

00:29:25.160 uh, what is the name of the new young, uh, lady, uh, uh, who is the, uh, press secretary now, 0.69

00:29:32.540 uh, Jean-Pierre. I'm not for sure. I'm not for sure. I'm not for sure. It's her ignorance of the fact

00:29:38.840 that I think she's trying to, like Saki did. I just think she has a different style. She's trying to

00:29:44.300 deflect and she's not trying to look the policies themselves are so absurd to begin with when you

00:29:50.740 got to put them against this basic rational rationality and logic. Remember it's a political

00:29:55.620 operation. So they're always trying to spin. I just think that it's, it, you look at the facts

00:30:01.060 on the ground and the facts are the economy is crumbling around us and they try to talk. A perfect

00:30:06.820 example is, uh, Biden coming out and trying to blame everything on Putin, everything on the Ukraine

00:30:12.620 war, you know, all the energy problems because of Putin's a gas price, which they tried to spin.

00:30:17.560 It didn't work. He's trying to push everything, uh, to that. It's all because of Putin and people

00:30:22.800 just understand that's not it. It's these policies he started of his own making, but starting with the

00:30:27.740 American recovery act, which summer's calling at the time, if you pass this, given the fact that

00:30:32.860 aggregate demand is not collapsed anymore, you're just going to feel systemic inflation. And that's

00:30:37.900 what happened. Um, so I think across the board, she's up there every day in a very tough job,

00:30:43.320 which is defending indefensible. What I tell people is don't worry about the spin and don't

00:30:47.300 worry what comes out of the daily briefing. Look at their actions because their actions are quite

00:30:51.740 radical. And I've argued this for a long time. It's not so much their cabinet members who to me

00:30:56.340 are all some level of incompetence. It's that radical. If you look at the undersecretaries and the

00:31:01.460 assistant secretaries, they put in the most radical regime ever in an American government. And when you're

00:31:06.980 seeing the, you're seeing the results of that, I mean, the results are self-evident. I think that's

00:31:11.360 also why the polling is so bad. They had economic polling the other day that had them to the twenties

00:31:17.860 about the people approving through the car. And Richard Barris told me Richard just came out of

00:31:22.540 the field. He just put up a poll on the weekend in Georgia and he was doing obviously for the primary

00:31:27.380 tomorrow, but they were also asking additional questions as checking. He said that among independents

00:31:33.500 in Georgia, approval of, for approval of the economy, doing an excellent job was at 5.6%,

00:31:41.920 uh, excuse me, doing a good job, not actually doing a good job was 5.6% of my independents.

00:31:49.480 Those are the lowest numbers ever recorded. So you can tell it's, it's, they don't have a

00:31:53.800 messaging problem. They have a, they have a program problem.

00:31:56.220 They've got a, we've, we've got a president problem period in this country. Uh, and, and another

00:32:02.580 example, uh, the white house trying to immediately clean up the president's remarks, uh, in which he

00:32:09.060 said that we have a military commitment to Taiwan. Okay. So I think this is incredibly important.

00:32:14.820 What I like to start off with is that they keep saying we're allies to Ukraine and they keep

00:32:21.280 talking, the Democrats now going to the wall of the house, Timmy Hoyer, and particularly keep talking

00:32:25.420 in a time of war, when we're at war. Well, first off, Ukraine is not an ally of ours, 0.99

00:32:30.460 right? This is the whole thing to try to push. And we've gotten into this now almost into a kinetic

00:32:35.900 war. We're fun. We're funding a economic war, but we're also underwriting a kinetic war in Ukraine. 0.79

00:32:41.640 They keep pushing that there with this narrative that we have an ally that's at war under assault.

00:32:46.180 Ukraine is not an ally of the United States and will never be an ally of the United States

00:32:50.500 for the alliance with Ukraine would, would never, they'd never get approved in NATO and

00:32:54.620 the United States Senate would never approve it because you need two thirds votes. And I know

00:32:58.500 at least you can get 40% of the, uh, of the Senate to say, you're literally going to start

00:33:04.460 an actual kinetic war with Russia. If you do that on concomitantly, I've always said that 0.77

00:33:09.520 the two hotspots in the world are the South China Sea and Taiwan, and then the Northwest India

00:33:14.640 up in Kashmir, the South China Sea. And there, but you know, we, here's what, here's what,

00:33:20.480 and I'm, I'm a huge believer in taking down the Chinese Communist Party because I don't believe

00:33:24.060 it's a legitimate government. I think it's a transnational criminal organization. That being

00:33:27.940 said, we do have an official policy. That's a one China policy that Taiwan is a, is a region

00:33:34.640 of, uh, of China and they've got to figure out the way they reunify. Uh, obviously, uh, Taiwan

00:33:42.120 being Silicon Valley West, it has to be defended. If, if Taiwan was to get into the CCP's hands,

00:33:48.040 the American economy would drop 20, the stock market would drop 25%. You think Target and

00:33:53.500 Walmart dropped bad last, bad last week, that would be nothing compared to the tech stocks.

00:33:59.640 If that's out, that being said, you've got to be very, watch pushing China to a kinetic 0.59

00:34:05.760 conflict in the South China Sea or Taiwan right now, because that one would be one that we would 1.00

00:34:11.320 be very hard press. We've done a bunch of specials on the defense of Taiwan with the

00:34:15.060 committee of the present day and on the war room. And as much as my beloved seventh fleet,

00:34:20.160 of which I was a sailor and an officer patrolled the South China Sea, I patrolled the, uh,

00:34:25.220 straight to Taiwan and Taiwan. We would have a very tough time right now. The United States

00:34:29.620 would have a very tough time defending the island of Taiwan.

00:34:32.240 Yeah. I don't know how many carriers we now have in the sea of Japan, South China Sea.

00:34:36.620 Uh, and we're not really even certain right now, strategically, the value of those carriers

00:34:43.980 against, uh, Chinese, uh, anti-carrier weapons, uh, including hypersonic missiles, uh, presumably

00:34:51.500 in immense supply. It is, it's a struggle to understand what has happened to our military.

00:34:57.580 And it's the struggle is brought into focus. When you watch general Milley before the West Point,

00:35:04.280 uh, graduates giving his speech, uh, welcoming them, uh, into the body of commissioned officers,

00:35:10.840 talking about the rising risk of global conflict.

00:35:15.000 Well, let me say first, Lou, that I'm certainly glad he was not talking about his normal thing

00:35:20.460 of white rage and woke, you know, our coups against the president or calling the Chinese military,

00:35:26.200 uh, behind the back of the commander in chief. I think generally, if you believe Esper's book

00:35:31.420 is guilty of a coup against the president, starting on June 1st of 2020, they admitted

00:35:36.480 that they, they had the four no's of four things they weren't going to do, including

00:35:40.140 a strategic retreat from Afghanistan. Uh, it is, uh, to me, that's a coup and that Esper and Milley

00:35:46.840 ought to stand trial, uh, after we take power either in 2023, the house on the trust forces somehow,

00:35:52.720 if not, we take back over the executive branch from president Trump wins in 24.

00:35:56.880 Now, having had a daughter that graduated from West Point and has been at that ceremony,

00:36:01.780 you know, it, it, you always want somebody senior to come in and address them. And obviously he's,

00:36:07.180 he was chief of staff of the army and now chairman of the joint chiefs. I thought the thing was,

00:36:11.900 was, was garbled and, and didn't really have a flow to it and logic. And I've both watched the

00:36:17.120 speech on video. And then I read the speech. The thing I found most, uh, I think the buried lead of

00:36:23.840 it, but he talked about artificial intelligence and he essentially said that artificial intelligence

00:36:29.260 is going to take over the battlefield in the next, you know, five or 10 years. And he actually,

00:36:34.720 he actually said that artificial intelligence, we will not be, or do not look to be the dominant

00:36:39.820 player right now. The military is built on a force structure and with our spending a full

00:36:44.820 spectrum dominance. In other words, the United States military wants to be in every aspect of

00:36:49.500 combined arms, fully dominant in the battlefield, not, not competitive, but dominant. And we built

00:36:54.940 the military and Hey, we pay a trillion dollars a year. So we ought to have the best. He basically

00:36:58.940 said in there, the buried lead is that, that the warfare of the future based around the algorithm

00:37:04.440 and artificial intelligence, you don't need to, you don't need the deep seated structural forces

00:37:09.360 that we have in that AI and algorithms and quantum computers. If that's the case,

00:37:14.540 then that means people like countries like Russia, which is not obviously in the kinetic

00:37:19.600 world you're seeing in the Ukraine is not, does not have the combined arms capacities or

00:37:24.980 capabilities in the U S may be competitive as far as a cyber strike on a, uh, on a, um, you know,

00:37:31.680 on a Pearl Harbor. And this gets back to something you've talked about for years is the grid

00:37:35.560 of security here for cyber attacks. I think Millie's thing was quite chilling. If you really listen to it

00:37:41.660 and watch it about what it applies to combat in the future. And so I think people got to

00:37:46.460 really start paying attention to these, what I call hybrid warfare, economic warfare,

00:37:51.500 information warfare, particularly cyber, cyber is clearly going to be awarded the future.

00:37:55.740 One last thing, you mentioned the carrier battle groups. I think right now we have three deployed

00:38:01.340 carrier battle groups in that region. And I used to always stand with the carrier battle group

00:38:05.820 because I was on a destroyer that was a plane guard ship, the, and it's in hunted submarines to clear the

00:38:10.860 path for the, for the carriers. You're absolutely correct. And I think the big question is to be in

00:38:15.660 the defense of Taiwan in our freedom of navigation of South China sea, exactly what are these next

00:38:21.020 generation weapons? Remember the one thing we have going for us against the Chinese, the Chinese 1.00

00:38:25.500 really have never had to fight combined arms in world war II. It's obviously mass warfare in a

00:38:31.420 fairly rudimentary way, all the mass casualties against the Japanese army on the mainland, but they've

00:38:36.140 never really had to fight naval warfare. They've never really had to fight air warfare. They've

00:38:40.940 done exercises, but this has all been unique to them. As we know from major conflicts like the

00:38:45.420 second world war, it really takes people being in combat and understanding how, how to, how to fight

00:38:51.100 the ship as you call it to do it. But these new weapons of cyber and particularly hypersonic missiles,

00:38:56.220 it's, it's kind of all out there to be a question. I will say this, my understanding is that, you know,

00:39:01.260 blue versus red teams in these war games, the blue teams have not been coming out very well

00:39:06.460 on these tabletop exercises because of the overwhelming might of the Chinese PLA underwritten

00:39:12.940 by Wall Street and world corporations. Yeah, exactly. And, you know, you're talking about

00:39:18.700 the economy, the overall, the global economy, the U.S. economy. Let me add another disquieting

00:39:26.060 development that people need to be paying attention to, if I may, just as a slight digression here.

00:39:31.980 As we're watching these capital flows out of our equities or out of our capital markets,

00:39:36.940 but in particular equities, because we're hearing a lot of talk about eight weeks of declines in

00:39:46.220 Wall Street, and it's unprecedented. And we're then at the same time being treated to all the business

00:39:54.060 press bringing this, you know, the sell side to the fore. And they're talking about, well, you know what,

00:39:59.740 it's time to buy the dip. It's time to get ready. We're seeking a bottom. And concurrently,

00:40:08.060 the same group is saying that we think some of the best buys are in Asia. And we know that the

00:40:13.580 best buys are in China. And oh, we've got some for you in Europe. We're talking about diverting

00:40:19.420 capital flows from the most secure equities markets in particular in the world. And it is

00:40:26.540 rancid corruption. And if it continues at this every time, I just want to tell everybody,

00:40:32.220 when you see a business press publication, business network, whatever it may be, start

00:40:39.900 talking to you about how smart it is to put your money in China, you think about what you're investing

00:40:44.940 in. You're investing in China's future, not ours. And you are also depleting much needed capital right

00:40:52.260 now in a market that is going to be, I think, further roiled by developments over the course

00:40:58.100 of the next six months to a year. Your thoughts?

00:41:00.660 Yeah, I was saying, you know, when you hear all these cheer speakers on particularly CNBC and some

00:41:08.900 of the other business channels, right, they're just familiar with certain people come up there and

00:41:12.900 they're talking about buying the dip. I mean, we use it as a joke here in the war room,

00:41:16.900 because there's another thing on Wall Street, never catch a falling knife. And so I just think,

00:41:22.820 let the professionals find out where the bottom is and let that bottom, let it strip along the

00:41:27.060 bottom for a while before people start risking capital. You know, there's a saying, another

00:41:31.780 thing on Wall Street is, where are the customers' yachts? And I think that you've seen it here. I

00:41:36.660 think people have been misled into buying a lot of hype. Let me just give you an example. Tesla,

00:41:41.700 Tesla. And everybody's focused on Twitter, as what Elon Musk is after. When Elon Musk started,

00:41:48.980 he's been on Twitter back in, I think, early April. I think it's been eight weeks.

00:41:54.180 The market cap of Tesla was one, wait for this, was $1.2 trillion. The market cap of Tesla was $1.2

00:42:04.260 trillion. The market cap of Tesla today is about $680 billion, let's say $700 billion. It's lost

00:42:11.140 $400. It's about $500 billion, $500 billion in eight weeks of market cap. The combined market

00:42:19.780 capitalizations of Ford, General Motors, Toyota and Honda, which are combined, you know, have 95%

00:42:28.420 of the real car capability in the world of real cars, not like in India or China or Brazil. I'm

00:42:36.100 talking about major motivator powers. The market cap of that thing is under $200 million, like $175.

00:42:43.380 So he's lost almost two times the combined market capitalization. And it shows you the

00:42:49.940 height that's been in the market. It shows you the promotion that's been in the market. And now,

00:42:53.620 as we get into reality, which you're going to see everybody, even Powell saying that this is not

00:42:59.700 going to be a soft landing. This is, and I just hope it's not a crash and burn that people just

00:43:04.340 got to be very sophisticated and very smart. They got to get as much information as possible.

00:43:07.780 Whatever you do, don't listen to the cheerleaders, particularly people you hear by the dip cut

00:43:12.740 the TV off. Yeah. I finally, I finally have, I finally heard so much of it, Steve,

00:43:18.180 that I had to say something because it's now it's just gotten to absurd levels. And Jerome Powell

00:43:23.460 talking about, he doesn't know if it'll be a soft landing. He's just expressing the view of every

00:43:28.740 chairman of the Federal Reserve in history. There's no way to know if you can engineer

00:43:32.980 such a thing because the Fed is not designed for engineering. It is, it's designed for price

00:43:38.500 stability. And they seem to be thinking that having a dual mandate along with low unemployment,

00:43:44.900 makes it just a balanced enterprise, which I don't know. I don't know if it's price stability,

00:43:50.340 it's price stability as his number one mandate. I'm not so sure that he's fulfilling the function

00:43:56.660 of his mandate because obviously prices are out of control. I mean, when Target can lose 25% of its

00:44:02.980 market cap in one day last week and Walmart, you know, take the hit of what I think 15%. And Lou,

00:44:09.540 you remember, I think you and I may be the only two people listening to this podcast that remember

00:44:13.540 1987, when the market really had on a percentage basis, one of the worst days in its history,

00:44:20.420 that, you know, they haven't seen that kind of drop since 1987. This is how bad it is.

00:44:24.980 So you're talking about something that we're going to extraordinary times. And look,

00:44:29.060 Powell, because this administration has jammed themselves in the corner,

00:44:33.300 he doesn't have a lot of options. I mean, he's, he's already signaled his basis point increases.

00:44:39.140 And I don't think that that's choking, that's choking, uh, you know, is choking, uh, inflation on as,

00:44:44.980 as I did up back in the envelope with Dave, Brad, the Fed funds rate today is 0.5%.

00:44:50.980 And as you know, Lou, that was the biggest increase in what, 20 years, because it had

00:44:54.500 been close to zero of the biggest bump. The Fed funds rate, as I calculate what it should be,

00:44:59.380 is about six and a half percent. So that's what, six times more, eight times more. It's, it's,

00:45:05.300 it's, that's what the Fed funds rate should be. It's not, uh, if you put it up there today,

00:45:10.020 you would obviously put this economy into a massive recession. So I think that, I think

00:45:14.340 Powell's jammed it to a corner by, by their own, by this administration's own making.

00:45:17.940 Yeah. The Fed, I do think it's fair to say, uh, that it's not just the Fed that is, uh,

00:45:24.660 cornered here. It's the American people. And, uh, the emphasis better be, it better damn well be

00:45:30.740 the American people because they're, they're facing just about every kind of headwind imaginable,

00:45:36.660 uh, aside from, uh, combat on the streets. This is a very serious moment in history and people have

00:45:43.460 to respond to it, uh, people in government. Uh, it's, uh, and I want to turn because I know we're

00:45:49.940 getting short on time here. I want to turn, uh, to, uh, the, the, the Sussman, Michael Sussman trial.

00:45:56.500 We now know from the lips of the campaign manager of the 2016 Clinton campaign that she

00:46:04.820 is the one who drove the narrative of the Russian hoax, the Russian collusion, uh, disinformation

00:46:13.620 campaign against Donald Trump. You have to be glorying. And at least this development.

00:46:20.260 The, um, you know, as the CEO of the 16 campaign, uh, you know, I should be mesmerized by this

00:46:25.780 because we've got Mark Elias, one of our enemies and, you know, Sussman, all these people.

00:46:29.300 So here's why I can't even, and I say this reservedly Lou, there's so much going on in the

00:46:34.980 world. I hate to say that. I can't even focus on it. Here's why. After five years or how long has

00:46:40.580 Durham been four years, four and a half years, this is what Durham's got to show it for four and a half

00:46:46.820 years. We have a trial going on, on a guy that lied to the FBI or may or may not lie to the FBI.

00:46:54.180 And what we got is Robbie. Of course, Hillary Clinton did this and they're not going to do

00:46:58.580 anything about it. And Mook and all these guys are confident saying she did it. It was obvious

00:47:02.900 they did it. She would do anything for political advantage. They would do anything to smear Trump 0.92

00:47:07.140 or they're trying to stop Trump at that time. Uh, I should say I'm shocked. I'm not, what I'm

00:47:12.340 disappointed in is if this is the end of it, if Sussman is, uh, he's kind of a marginal figure to a

00:47:19.380 marginal figure. If this is what it is, uh, somebody should understand that after we take

00:47:24.820 power with this new Congress and then the 2024, a lot of this is going to be opened back up again

00:47:29.540 and got to get into it because this is ridiculous. If this was Durham's great, uh, grand jury,

00:47:35.140 if this is what it came up with and people said, Oh, there's much more there. Hey, maybe it is,

00:47:39.060 but the world, we're kind of overcome by events now because the world's melting down around us.

00:47:44.900 Uh, the managing client of the country is evident. And, and they're out there saying that,

00:47:50.580 of course, Hillary Clinton ordered it. I mean, she, she would do anything to win. She's totally 0.97

00:47:53.940 immoral. And when I, I didn't suggest that, uh, I hope I didn't, that you should be, uh, either

00:48:00.820 surprised or shocked, uh, but I, I did say glory at it. Uh, and because the simple matter is

00:48:08.500 we're light years from where we were. And I can't, at this point, I have to say at least there,

00:48:14.580 I'm open-minded about the possibility that John Durham after three years, uh, is going to go

00:48:20.100 beyond this because I don't believe that at least half the American people will put up with it.

00:48:25.780 You're a man of faith. No, I think, by the way, there's all kinds of crimes there. And I hope

00:48:30.180 Durham does. I'm not holding out. I tell you what gets surprising about that, Lou, is how the people

00:48:34.900 close to her rolled over on her quickly. Well, I mean, Alliance and Mook, I mean, there's no 0.94

00:48:40.100 America. They basically threw her right under the bus. Everybody did. They, they said, oh,

00:48:44.180 no, no, it wasn't me. It's her. She said it. She did it. She ordered it. Essentially. She approved

00:48:48.660 it, signed off on it, but also sure to the mainstream media. I mean, look, we don't need

00:48:52.740 to pound that, uh, because people know it, but I think it's so obvious even for the casual

00:48:57.780 center left viewer, how corrupt is this, how this could be going on in a courtroom in May of 2022.

00:49:04.580 And this, this happened almost six years ago. It happened six years ago. And it's so evident

00:49:09.940 that it happened. It should have been put to bed and addressed at, you know, four or five years ago.

00:49:14.660 It's just ridiculous that we're doing it now. So I think it's absurd, but I think for a lesson

00:49:18.180 for everybody, particularly when she starts running again, because she's going to run again,

00:49:23.140 people should understand what she did, particularly the people that were closest to her, how quickly they

00:49:28.180 rolled over. Uh, Klaus Schwab, our good friend from Davos, Switzerland. Uh, he, he's giving, uh,

00:49:37.060 quite a party over there right now. Uh, something like 18, uh, uh, health ministers, uh, good,

00:49:44.900 good old John Kerry, the, the climate emissary of this administration, 70, basically 70 foreign

00:49:53.300 ministers and finance ministers gathering in Davos to get their marching orders from Klaus. Uh, and

00:50:00.100 he has, hasn't been hesitant, has he? Well, no, I mean, today he kicked it off by saying that the

00:50:05.780 future is going to be built by them. I mean, he was very open. He says, we have to, uh, we have to

00:50:10.340 remember the stakeholders we represent, and we have to make sure that we continue to collaborate.

00:50:16.340 And like I said, this was not gateway punny at the lead Dallas podcast for War Room. So there's

00:50:21.300 no conspiracy theory here. He laid it out. I mean, he's pretty in your face and this shows you

00:50:26.900 how imperious these guys are. I mean, he was quite frankly, they're building what they say

00:50:31.540 is a new world order, uh, predicated around the world economic forum and their values. Uh,

00:50:38.020 and they're doing it, you know, this kind of what's called the great reset. They're far down the path.

00:50:42.020 That's why these primaries and states like Georgia tomorrow are so important. You got to,

00:50:46.020 if the populist nationalists are to win, you got to continue to win elections. So I think this is

00:50:51.060 what's so important about getting everybody out. This gets back to Pennsylvania with $45 million

00:50:56.100 spent and all the fighting is going to come down to five or 600 votes over a couple, you know,

00:51:00.980 over what a main and a half cast cut will come down to 500 votes. So it's so incredibly important

00:51:06.980 for all MAGA, all the Lou Dobbs fans in War Room, got to get out tomorrow and you got to vote.

00:51:12.020 I just want to just share with everyone what he did do though. He warned everyone, uh, about this

00:51:18.660 week's event. Uh, I'd like to do this in, in proper Swiss Germanic, uh, voice, but he said

00:51:27.940 they should not all to stop all to hang a drum roll. Are you going to give me your

00:51:31.460 Clark Schwab invitation? That's what I'm gonna get a Lou Dobbs Clark Schwab invitation.

00:51:35.620 No, I better not. I wouldn't even hold it. I would have paid good money for this.

00:51:39.940 I know. And we'll talk about that first, uh, to trivialize the event or hijack its key messages.

00:51:46.900 He will not tolerate it, including the often mentioned great reset. If you treat it with

00:51:53.380 contempt, you will be treated with contempt. Contrary voices will simply not be

00:51:58.260 tolerated, says Klaus Schwab. Uh, the new era is upon us, Steve.

00:52:05.460 It's upon us. And I got to tell you, Jack Pasovic, Lou was live from Davos today outside.

00:52:10.900 And he was going to, he started the show. We were live from Davos and we had, uh,

00:52:14.580 Norbin Laden live in Geneva to go through the world health organization. Uh, Jack was going to come back 1.00

00:52:19.460 at the end of the show. He was detained by police. They came and detained him for about an hour.

00:52:24.500 So he couldn't come back on the broadcast. And they just kind of said, Hey, you've been under

00:52:27.780 suspicion. I'm sure they saw the show. No, they will not tolerate any alternative opinions there.

00:52:33.220 And I got to tell you, the Swiss people should be humiliated that that he asked was going on in,

00:52:38.340 uh, in Davos and on the territory, but a new day is dawning a Lou. And, uh, I don't think we're

00:52:45.060 going to tolerate that that much longer. I, uh, also think that, uh, your, your podcast is the best

00:52:52.180 named, uh, show to, for these, uh, these times and for upcoming developments. The, the war room

00:52:59.860 is going to be so appropriate. Uh, it has been throughout, but the war is about to expand,

00:53:05.780 uh, and let's hope not get, uh, as hot as I fear it might, uh, see, we always give you the,

00:53:12.180 the concluding thought. I'm just glad I can come on the Lou Dobbs show and the Lou Dobbs comes on the

00:53:17.300 world room. I'm Lou. I'm glad you, you're, you're back into the fight full time. And I got to tell

00:53:21.620 you, you've been a mentor to me for, and Donald Trump for 30 or 40 years. And it it's, I keep,

00:53:28.420 keep telling people if only the country had listened to, to, to Lou Dobbs, we wouldn't be in the jam

00:53:34.260 arena. We're in a real jam now. It's going to take, uh, all the efforts of the MAGA movement

00:53:39.220 to turn it to basically defeat what's in front of us. And then we got the long task of turning this

00:53:44.100 around. And I got to tell you, everybody's got to put their shoulder to it. There's no

00:53:47.540 magic bullet here, but the American people have got to get control back of this government. And 0.65

00:53:51.460 then we've got a lot of long, hard work to do. So I thank you. I always love coming on the show.

00:53:57.380 Thank you, Steve. I appreciate that. And, uh, same back at you. Um, we appreciate everything you're

00:54:05.540 doing for the country and have done. And we look forward to, uh, to seeing you next on the war room,

00:54:11.860 fighting the good fight. Steve Bannon, God bless you. Thank you, brother.

00:54:18.260 Thanks everybody for being with us. And please join us here tomorrow when our special guest will be

00:54:23.380 the 45th president of the United States, president Donald J. Trump. I don't have to tell you,

00:54:29.220 you never want to miss president Trump. That's tomorrow right here. Please be with us till then.

00:54:35.460 God bless you. And God bless America.

The Great America Show - May 24, 2022

STEVE BANNON SAYS THE BIDEN CABINET IS THE MOST RADICAL REGIME EVER IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

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