Episode 4881: Alex Jones Joins The WarRoom; Polls Show Republicans Are To Blame For Globalism

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What does Alex Jones mean by 'the primal scream of a dying regime'?

Steve Bannon 0:02
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.

Why does Alex Jones believe we should 'pray for our enemies'?

Steve Bannon 0:19
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.
Unknown 0:23
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.
Steve Bannon 0:33
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
Stephen K. Bannon 0:37
If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Steve Bannon 0:53
Monday, 27 October, Year of Our Lord 2025.

How does the recent Amazon Web Services outage impact national security?

Steve Bannon 0:56
The great Alex Jones is going to join us in a moment. Chris Hoare has got a special deal for the War Room posse. Chris Hoare, the floor is yours, sir.
Chris Hoare 1:04
Thanks, Steve. Well, a week ago today, we saw Amazon Web Services have an outage that cascaded around the world, taking millions of websites offline. And Steve, Amazon controls 37% of the world cloud storage compute market. And so it's become something that we completely rely on. It's a single point of failure from my point of view. And it's just a reminder that we need to have independent, redundant backup, satellite communication, satellite phone, satellite internet, and that kind of thing. Because if we don't, we are completely reliant on these guys being up all the time, and they're not. And had this gone on for longer, it could have been absolutely financially devastating to this country, Steve.
Chris Hoare 1:42
There are hundreds of government agencies that may be government agencies that rely on AWS. And there are thousands nationwide, I think seven and a half thousand at least, according to Amazon, that rely on them. So when they go down, we go down. It's not just your Starbucks app and Snapchat and Roblox and so on.

What are the implications of the upcoming EBT digital food stamp cuts?

Chris Hoare 2:01
It was banks, airlines. All kinds of things. Amazon's own services went down. So when these things go down, you are affected, and you want to make sure that you are not completely reliant on them, Steve. That's our point of view. So you can get a free satellite phone or free satellite internet unit at sat123.com with activation. That's sat123.com, or you can call 941841.
Steve Bannon 2:25
zero eight four four that's nine four one eight four one zero eight four four but steve clearly relying solely on one provider one massive provider uh can lead to problems yeah no it's absurd uh all these specials run out very quickly because the warm audience is all over one more time what's the number i want people to make sure they get a shot at getting this where they go chris
Chris Hoare 2:49
They go to SAT123.com, SAT123.com, or call 941-841-0844, 941-841-0844. You get a free SAT phone, free satellite internet unit with activation, Steve. We're the only ones in the country that do that. Thank you, brother.
Steve Bannon 3:08
Everybody get on this right now. Make sure, Grayson, let's put that number up on the chat, maybe in the chyron. Alex Jones joins us.

How does Alex Jones perceive the relationship between globalism and the Republican Party?

Steve Bannon 3:16
Alex, thanks for doing this and particularly doing it the last second. On Saturday, I was sitting here working. Of course, we've got you on our alerts. And all of a sudden, pop, a special broadcast from Alex Jones. It was absolutely mesmerizing. Can you explain to our audience, because you've got the regularly scheduled show. You're working all the time. I think it's seven days a week. What drives you to have a special broadcast and what preparation because – I don't know if it was off the top of your head or what, but it was absolutely mesmerizing. You walked through the entire tour de horizon of what's going on in the world, and it was a brilliant encapsulation of where we are in this moment in time.
Steve Bannon 3:53
First off, how do you determine you're going to have a special broadcast day or night?
Alex Jones 3:59
Well, thank you for the kind words, Steve. Obviously, when Charlie Kirk got assassinated, it was in the last hour of my daily show at about— 2.15 Central or so.

What is the significance of Trump's emergency broadcast decisions?

Alex Jones 4:12
And so our next show continued on, but then I ended up doing an emergency broadcast that night.

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