Chapter 1: What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
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? MAGA 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.
Wednesday, 19 November, Year of the Lord 2025. Thank you for sticking around for the second hour. of the war room. Mike Davis is going to join us about the situation in Texas with the redistricting. He's also got A lot to say about this artificial intelligence.
Mike Davis leading an effort about the intellectual property side of this and how the AI companies are, because they're avarice and greed, know no bounds, because they don't want to pay you for any of the intellectual property you've ever had. Mike Davis leading that effort.
Remember the Internet Accountability Project, the great Rachel Bovard, Gail Slater, who's now over at Main Justice Antitrust. All these warriors kind of came out of this movement.
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Chapter 2: How does MAGA Media play a role in the narrative?
get to in a second okay um is grace i think a bill blaster has the list of names you're going to mention some folks explain to people we beat this back in august of september with the big beautiful bill what they try to do and this goes back to the electoral count act of 1887 that unconstitutional illegal changes to it when they have something that's so controversial
that they know that they can't win any debate on a national basis, that people will rise up and say, we're not going to do this, and they'll tell the congressman, if you vote for this, you're out. Or, Senator, they can't break cloture. Their game is to take the most controversial things and just slide it in in the middle of the night in a 9,000-page, must-pass...
They did this on the end of the Electoral Count Act of 1887. It was a couple of years ago when Romney and all these guys, and what they tried to do was chop block us on what the Constitution and the Electoral Count Act of 1887 to talk about contingent elections, okay, and how you get there and how the count is done of the electoral votes, all of that.
They couldn't even vote these things out of committee, so they slipped it into an NDAA, excuse me, excuse me, correct me, omnibus bill a couple of years ago that had to be passed. Now, after we beat Cruz and these guys back, remember, this happened in the middle of the night. Cruz was going to slide it in. Marsha Blackburn came out. Josh Hawley came out. The worm got on it.
And we beat it back from the big, beautiful bill, this moratorium. And what this moratorium does, it's just full accelerationists with no controls whatsoever, no even discussion. And I understand there's some issues of giving the states all the rights to do it. But hey, if you're not going to have a conversation
and you're not going to put any guardrails at all, I'm sorry, this is what's going to happen.
And one of the conversations we have to have, and we have to have it right now, the American people, and I want somebody in the government, the Treasury Secretary or Vote or somebody who knows the math, can't be Lutnik because he's a freaking clown, but give me somebody that's actually logical to walk us through on a national conversation of what is the math...
about the rollout of artificial intelligence. If it was just guys building apps or working on artificial intelligence itself, you wouldn't have an issue. But the fact that you have to have these data centers that are going to suck up like every piece of power on earth, so you have to build trillions of dollars of new data centers in your neighborhood.
Oh, by the way, then we also have to finance... The power, and these guys who were the head of all the climate change for years, were all the climate change for years, now they want to build nuclear reactors against every, they want to do anything possible. They'll burn buffalo chips, leaves, they don't care how dirty, the dirtiest coal West Virginia and Pennsylvania have, they'll do it.
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Chapter 3: What is Mike Davis's perspective on redistricting in Texas?
What you have right now are kids killing themselves at the urging of AI. You have schools rolling it out everywhere. Hospitals rolling it out everywhere. Government agencies rolling it out everywhere. Zero meaningful federal legislation. And you have states all over the country trying their best to... at least control, if not block, the worst effects of this.
And so what would happen if they slide this in, assuming it has the same teeth as the previous attempts, it would block or impede any state trying to put age gating on apps, trying to... Save data from being hoovered up by these companies, especially children, and intellectual property theft, which is a huge legal battle that the federal government right now has done nothing to address.
Chapter 4: How is artificial intelligence impacting legislation?
So pin in for a second. We'll come back to you. Mike Davis joins us. Mike, I've got you up here on other topics, particularly the redistricting, but you're the leader in this effort. Tell me about the intellectual property side. You've got a letter that you're putting out. about this.
Why is this legislation, they're trying to slip into another 9,000-page must-pass NDAA that they don't want to have a discussion about in the dark of night. What is the issue with this, sir?
Yeah, here we go again. Remember back... In late June, we saw the tech bros, big tech and their tech bros, try to push through this AI amnesty on must-pass legislation. And then we called them out with the War Room Posse. Article 3 Project teamed up with the War Room Posse, and this went down 99 to 1, including the lead sponsor, Ted Cruz, voting against it. his own measure.
We're back at it again. We have Ted Cruz trying to push AI amnesty again. What they want to do is have federal preemption, they say, but they don't want any rules of the road. So they don't want state or local governments to be able to do anything about AI.
But then when they do federal preemption, the federal preemption is just blanket amnesty because there's no state or local and there's no federal, right? If we're going to do federal preemption, it has to be done through legislation. It has to be done through the regular process, regular order where people can debate about They can vote. They can have amendments.
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Chapter 5: What controversial changes are being proposed regarding the Electoral Count Act?
And if you go through the regular process, we need to protect what I call the four C's. We need to protect conservatives from censorship. We have to protect children from violence. predators. We have to protect creators from copyright theft, and we have to protect communities. So, for example, as you were saying, Steve, we don't put data centers in the middle of residential neighborhoods.
We don't jack up energy prices all over America to fuel these AI data centers, and then we leave working class Americans who can barely make ends meet left footing the energy bills because of these energy spikes from these AI centers.
We cannot repeat the mistakes that we made back in 1996 with Section 230, this amnesty we gave to the tech platforms that led to the trillion dollar big tech monopolist, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple that crush conservatives shutter small businesses and destroy our economy and destroy competition. We cannot allow that to happen.
This AI amnesty is Section 230 on steroids, and we cannot have it where we're trying to jam this through Congress and must pass legislation in the middle of the night again. I don't understand why these big tech platforms are scared of the regular legislative process. If they think that they have such a great idea, why can't they have debates and votes and amendments on it?
To cloud, to make it murky, and I think even the guy at the press, they're saying that, like a Mike Davis, in your argument, you're defending the woke. We're going to have woke AI. It's the exact opposite. They're saying, oh, you've got some of these blue states. You're going to have woke AI. I just want to go through the argument again, the four Cs and why they're so important.
And if these people thought that they had ā If they had the righteousness on their side, we would have a full national debate on this right now. They know they don't have the votes. This is Cruz, that scumbag, trying to slide it in months ago. We outed him. He turned around and voted for it. The exact opposite.
And now the Canadian, Israel first Ted Cruz, is trying to slide it in again, outed by the media the other day. But go through, Mike, one more time, your punch list of the four Cs.
Well, let me just say this. This is the same Ted Cruz who handpicked in 2019 a Texas federal judge who just threw out Texas's redistricting plan and essentially gave the House of Representatives to Democrats. So I don't think Ted Cruz has a good track record right now. But the four C's we have, we have to protect the four C's. If we're going to do federal preemption,
so we can compete against China as they pretend. We have to steal like China to compete against China. We need to have slave labor like China to compete against China. But if we're gonna do federal preemption so we can coddle these trillion dollar big tech platforms, because apparently the big tech platforms are the only, it's the only industry in America that can't navigate the states.
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Chapter 6: How do state regulations affect artificial intelligence deployment?
Does Ted Cruz want states to be able to say that we can't sell Pedobears to kids or do we need to sell Pedobears to kids in order to compete against China, right? We have to sell Pedobears like China to compete against China. And so we have, then we have, so we have conservatives children. We have communities. We can't put AI data centers in the middle of residential neighborhoods.
We can't jack up the energy prices, the water prices to subsidize these trillion dollar AI platforms. And then we need to protect creators, content creators. We can't rip off every copyright in America to so-called train their machines. We have to steal like China to compete against China. We need to rip off these copyrights so every
Every creative in America doesn't get compensated for their copyrights and they go out of business. So we can compete against China. So we can make the big tech platforms trillions of dollars. Hell no.
Where do people go on Article 3 right now? Because we're going to the ramparts all day today. We only got a day or two to get on top of this because we're trying to slide it in the middle of the night. Article 3, where do they go right now, Mike?
Yeah, it's article3project.org, article3project.org. And if you take action, it's on the screen right now. The war room posse should go to this action item. It's tell Congress to ensure that they don't include the 10-year AI amnesty in the national defense agenda.
authorization act this is must pass legislation uh if you if you go to here this will help you email both of your home state senators along with your u.s house representative you can do patch through phone calls to all three of those offices and you should and you should also light them up on social media and our phone to action uh on our on article three projects action page makes it very easy for the war room pasta to do all of those things
You got to bounce. I know this. Just give me a minute on Texas. I had Brian Harrison on Start the Show. This is and hey, not saying Ted Cruz's judge, you know, is Ted Cruz wants Trump impeached. Far be it for me to say that. But this is DEFCON 2, is it not, sir?
Yeah, so we have a Cruz hand-selected federal judge who threw out the Texas redistricting maps on a three-judge panel. We have a very good federal appellate judge who was on this panel who wrote a dissent. I just published a FoxNews.com opinion piece this morning on this. The Supreme Court needs to fix this. We can't have it where California can redistrict and pick up
five house seats, and then when Texas does it, they get thrown out by a Ted Cruz judge. That's just not how it's supposed to work, and we're going to lose the house if we don't fix this.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of the upcoming trial related to Donald Trump?
I think there's two drivers. We've got to remember the dollar is the global reserve currency. We've been printing it like it's going out of fashion. So what that does is it leads to devaluation and it incentivizes central banks to start seeking alternatives. The dollar has lost 25 percent of its purchasing power in the last five years. That is a major problem.
Gold today is a better trade than that. Gold is up 60% this year. It's up significantly since COVID, significantly more than that. So it is a better trade. The other side of it is what we discussed many, many times, which is weaponization. We've put many countries around the world in a very tough position. Russia don't have an ability to transact in dollars anymore.
they have to find alternatives 98 of their bilateral trade agreements today bypass the us dollar we force that china china need to de-dollarize longer term their position is a little bit nuanced they're heavily dependent on trade with us and the west but long term they are de-dollarizing and gold is the best means to do that at the end of the day as troublesome as the dollar is today
When it comes to currencies, it's the best one out there. Significant network effects, very strong. Gold is a solid alternative, and central banks are moving in that direction. We have to remember that was always the way, right? Prior to the 80s, gold was the overwhelming share of central bank reserves.
We saw that shattered in the 80s, but we're seeing a reversion back to what has always been the historical norm. I think for central banks, this is a structural shift as opposed to FOMO.
Now, this is what we talked about on a couple of weeks ago. We had you on Saturday. Last thing, beside dollar holdings, the second biggest category now is not U.S. government securities. It's gold. Is that correct? As an asset class?
It's absolutely correct. Gold is the number two global reserve asset. It hit that last year. Only 20% of global reserve today. In the 80s, it was over 70%. And I believe over the next half a decade, we're going to start to see a shift back towards that. This isn't just a US problem when it comes to debt and deficit. This is a Western problem. Debt to GDP amongst Western nations averages 110%.
It's not like there are many better alternatives, and I think gold will continue to benefit from that.
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Chapter 8: How can listeners take action regarding the discussed legal issues?
No, but what they're telling you, the market's telling you that you don't need to legislate a gold standard, which people try to do that forever, you know, the Rand Paul crowd. The market's going to drive this, right? You're seeing that we're going to get back quickly to the 19th century as far as gold. Philip Patrick, how do people work with you guys? Explain it all.
We've got the end of the dollar empire. We're going to make a huge announcement. Philip Patrick's going to be at AmFest with us. We're going to be broadcasting for all three or four days. Philip Patrick's going to be there live. We're going to have a major announcement and rollout. We're getting ready to launch the print edition of the end of the dollar empire.
Remember when we started with Philip Patrick, gold was at $1,100 an ounce, now over $4,000. And it's not the price. It's the process. It's what drives the value of gold as a hedge against times of financial turbulence. Philip, what's the easiest way for people to start working with you and your team?
Very simple. Go to birchgold.com forward slash Bannon. Get the information. Again, birchgold.com forward slash Bannon. Or they can text Bannon to 989898. get the information, end of the dollar empire reports, investor guides on how and why to invest in precious metals. So as I always do, encourage people to get that information, read, get educated and go from there.
So birchgold.com forward slash Bannon, or they can reach me at Philip Patrick on Getter.
Let's turn into that today. Thank you so much, Philip, for making, by the way, there was a call shot by you four weeks ago about this entire thing, this structural change. So great on you, sir. Appreciate you. Thank you, Steve. So the president of the United States is going to be leaving the White House at 1130 momentarily. We'll cover it all. He's going to be going over to the Kennedy Center.
They're going to have an investment seminar of Saudi Arabia. I think MBS is going to speak. We're going to cover it all here live on Real America's Voice. Probably the Charlie Kirk show will pick up a lot of that, but we're waiting for the president to leave momentarily. We've got a bunch of other major items we've got to get to. First off, once again, thank you. Thank you for coming.
Thank you for having me.
So I think in the darkest days of the steal of 2020, I think we had you on a couple of times. Of course, you were very prominent here in D.C. defending the president, et cetera. Walk us through your journey. Why are people still coming after you? And because you're a solid as a rock judge from Wisconsin, why would they pick on one of the heartlands America's best, sir?
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