Episode 4808: The Lies Of Free Speech In Media; Trump Heads To The Ryder Cup
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What is the primal scream of a dying regime in today's media?
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Okay, Friday, 26 September, Year of Our Lord 2025. It's the first day of the Ryder Cup, a three-day event between America and Europe in golf. And, of course, President Trump is not just an avid golfer but follows major golf, what is called major golf championships, and has a course that will eventually be back, one of the legendary courses in the United Kingdom, or actually in Scotland, Turnberry, which he's put a lot of money in to rejuvenate and wants it back on the – what we call the open rota over there. David Zier is in Long Island. By the way, Rudy would be down with the president if he hadn't broken his back or the vertebrae in his back. Rudy is also an avid golfer and has golfed with the president a lot.
It's at Bethpage Black, one of the great American courses, a public course, which is pretty extraordinary to play. David Zier, what do you got for us, sir?
Yeah, I've slept outside there many times waiting to play in the Bethpage courses here. Trump coming here to Bethpage Black for the 45th Ryder Cup. And he had a big part of this because he helped solve the Long Island Railroad strike with his executive order about a week and a half ago. to help mediate a dispute with one of the many unions that run the railroad here because Bethpage and Farmedale train station outside the venue, very important, 250,000 people coming over the next four days, over the next three days there to the Riders' Cup at Bethpage Black. This event will bring $200 million to the area. Tickets are up to $4,000, as much as that. And people are getting $18,000 for the week to rent their houses around it, charging $100 for cars to park in their driveway.
So that mass transit component was a big deal. Trump very close to golf. 15 golf courses, three of them in Jersey, Westchester, Hudson Valley. And you're very close with like Bryson DeChambeau and Scotty Scheffler on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. And the U.S. lost eight out of the last 11 cups to Europe. So they got to win it. And one more thing, Rory McIlroy saying very nice things about the United States.
Oh, thank God. Rory, kind of a progressive. Yes, the reason the railroad was a big deal, the railroad that goes out from Manhattan all the way out to Shinnecock and the South Hamptons, et cetera, is absolutely critical to getting people. You can't have people drive it there. It would be a mess. You have some, but you've got to have that railroad. President Trump, understanding what the situation was, stepped in and averted it. And also I think Scotty Scheffler, and he's very close to Bryson, Deschambault and, of course, Scotty Scheffler, a bunch of other folks there. I think they really appreciate the president taking time away from an incredibly busy schedule to come up. Because this is kind of a very traditional, this is America versus the United States versus Europe.
It's gotten quite competitive over the last couple of decades, and the European teams have gotten the better of us. So President Trump going up there, even with all the security concerns, to basically back the Americans. David, we're going to come back to you as soon as we get some movement from the president. David Zier, our man on the scene. Zier is everywhere.
How does President Trump engage with the Ryder Cup?
David, by the way, did such a great job out at the commemoration service, the memorial service for Charlie. It was just incredible. I want to thank you for that, given you're standing out in the desert heat all day to interview folks.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the primal scream of a dying regime in today's media?
0:02–3:56
2
How does President Trump engage with the Ryder Cup?
3:56–7:09
3
What role does President Trump play in the Long Island Railroad strike resolution?
7:09–11:04
4
Why is the Ryder Cup significant for American golf?
11:04–15:48
5
How does the discussion shift to terrorism and executive orders?
15:48–31:22
6
What insights are provided on domestic versus foreign terrorism laws?
31:22–54:17
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