Episode 5090: Channeling Andrew Jackson And Crushing Protests In Minnesota

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What does the primal scream of a dying regime signify?

Stephen K. 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. 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. It's Friday, 23 January, Year of Alert 2026.

Stephen K. Bannon 0:54

We've got a lot of balls we're going to juggle. The Right to Life March. They're going to have the speakers. We're going to go back to POSO later in this hour. Nora Bin Laden is going to join us from Switzerland.

How does Andrew Jackson's leadership style relate to current protests?

Stephen K. Bannon 1:04

We're going to do a comprehensive analysis of the globalist fest in Davos. Ben Berkham is going to stick with me. He's in Baltimore. He attended this conference. Another instigation is insurrection. So we're packed. We're going to go to Arizona, Texas, all of it. I want to start, though, with Hayden Daniels. Sir, one of my favorite sites, as people know, is the Federalist. I always go there in the morning. It's kind of like watching the war rooms cold open. It gets me jacked up in the morning, as a cold open does. Um, you wrote a, quite frankly, a brilliant piece and something I've been talking about in the first term, president Trump had such an admiration for general Jackson, president Jackson. We not only put the portrait right off to the left-hand side so everybody can see it when they were taking photos or sitting in the Rose garden next to the president, but we actually went out to the hermitage.

Stephen K. Bannon 1:57

uh to visit and for president trump to go there and i'm going to tell you it blew him away we stayed i think he gave a speech we stayed over an hour just doing the tour and people know this when president trump goes on the tours he's not a guy that stays an extra hour that's how much interest he had in general andrew jackson your piece said today We're at a crossroads right here in this country. It's obviously an insurrection that's in your face. And we're going to do one or two things is going to happen. We're going to blink or we're going to treat it like an insurrection. And you use the historical analogy of our first true populist president. general andrew jackson of how he handled uh an insurrection in time and quite frankly i think delayed or actually killed what was a potential civil war and if you had more people like jackson in the late 1850s you might not had a civil war in this country sir walk us through your article thanks for having me on steven thanks for the praise for the article um

Hayden Daniels 3:00

So my article is really about the nullification crisis in 1832. Basically, the story is in 1828 and 1832, Congress passes a couple of very, funnily enough, the whole crisis is about tariffs. So they pass a couple of very high tariff laws. Now, the North favors tariffs to protect American industry. The South opposes tariffs because they import most of their manufactured goods, mostly from Britain. But the South opposes it. And especially these two tariffs, South Carolina vehemently opposes these tariffs. And they get so mad about it that they start arguing what's called nullification theory, which says that a state, if it finds a federal law unconstitutional, it can say, we don't have to follow that law anymore.

Hayden Daniels 3:52

We are totally exempt from following federal law if we, the state, believe that it's unconstitutional.

What was the significance of the Right to Life March discussed?

Hayden Daniels 3:58

So it has a state convention that and declares that these two tariff laws are null and void, therefore nullification. The governor of South Carolina, Robert Hain, even starts to raise a state militia to forcefully resist the collection of tariff revenue from the government. And Jackson doesn't hesitate when this happens. gets to work, informs his Secretary of War, Louis Cass, to start mobilizing troops in case this escalates out of hand.