Natalie Winters

oh, I guess the chief of police at Berkeley also happened to be very high up in the Capitol Police Division Department during the January 6th incident and has some interesting ties there, right?

So you sort of tie this all together.

And like you always say, it's pattern recognition because it's the same people who are both involved in election integrity, but also the lawsuits of the people who they are claiming to be opposing election integrity.

Because at the end of the day, if you follow the money

This lie, the sort of original sin of the left-wing ecosystem is that this is organic and that this is grassroots and that this is what the American people want, right?

It's not.

In the same way that it's paid protesters, these are paid litigators, right?

These are paid...

talking heads on MSNBC, where when you follow the money, sure, the paycheck might be coming from MSNBC, but it's part of broader institutions like Brookings, like all the stuff that Norm has been involved with, which, by the way, it is Norm Eisen's birthday today.

So I think the War Room, his number one fan, probably talks around the most.

We should wish him a very happy birthday.

I know too much.

Well, look, I might have a radical take, but we are in the war room.

I think it's fair to say that it's already underway.

I maybe reject the framing of it as civil war.

I think it's anything more of like a communist purge, as we were discussing a color revolution, sort of a communist purge.

take over with a mix of globalism and weird authoritarian state capitalism.

But I also think you can look at it through the paradigm of what the Chinese Communist Party has done against the United States in terms of this sort of hybrid gray zone warfare.

Economic warfare is debanking conservatives, robbing us of our livelihoods, information warfare.

is censorship and what legacy media has become and the fact-checking apparatus.