Episode 5132: SAVE ACT And ICE Funding On The Chopping Block; CCP Taking Over Farms In The US

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What critical issues are currently affecting ICE funding?

Unknown 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.
Stephen K. Bannon 0:44
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Unknown 0:51
It's Tuesday, 10 February, Year of Our Lord, 2026. It is publication day for James Rosen's second volume of his magisterial biography of Associate Justice Scalia. I can't more strongly recommend a book This is monumental. Get it and get one for a young person in your life. Out today in bookstores everywhere, also on Amazon. James, you wrote this piece in the New York Times. I'm shocked they published it. It is the secret history of the deep state. Essentially, the plumbers, Watergate all came about because the plumbers were called plumbers to stop the leaks coming out of the White House. But specifically... They thought Kissinger, I think, was leaking to the New York Times, to his buddies on the New York Times.
Unknown 1:38
It was to check the National Security Council. As you're walking through, we've got one of the most revered chief of naval operations. And, folks, the chief of naval operations is the head, is the uniformed head of the Navy, Tom Moore. And they're actually talking about Nixon wants to charge him with felonies. and prosecute him and the counter argument from Mitchell is, well, we can't do that because all the secret operations we've got around the world will come out and we don't wanna do that. Is that what was the conundrum for President Nixon?
James Rosen 2:11
Partly, partly. And as well, and Nixon can be heard on the tape saying this, He did not want to, as much as he wanted to punish the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Thomas Moore, for running a spy ring against the National Security Council under Nixon and Kissinger for a year in wartime, where they had this young enlisted man, this Navy stenographer, Yeoman Charles Radford, pilfering these documents, as much as Nixon wanted to punish all involved, not only did he recognize that it would jeopardize some very sensitive operations around the world, and including the attempt to negotiate the end to the Vietnam War. But he also felt that he did not want to contribute to the vilification of the armed forces in a time when, as they were returning from Vietnam, many GIs were jeered as baby killers.
James Rosen 3:00
Nixon did not want to contribute to the vilification of the armed forces. And even after Watergate broke, And the Republicans on the Senate Watergate Committee, Howard Baker, came to him and said, Mr. President, the plumbers broke into Watergate. They broke into Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. But they also uncovered this situation where the Joint Chiefs were spying on you for a year in wartime. Let us publicize this. This will help save your presidency. And Nixon, to his credit, said no. He said the armed forces are more important. And he knew by that point anyway that his presidency was doomed. Before the break, I was talking about how I was the first researcher to hear the tape of those meetings of Nixon being informed of all this in 1971 when they came out in 2000.
James Rosen 3:36
And I published them in The Atlantic and then in my book in the early 2000s. I am now with this article that appeared in Sunday's New York Times, which you're kind to help me promote. I'm now the first researcher to obtain another very important piece of evidence concerning this military spy ring and Nixon's responses to it. This is seven pages of ex-President Nixon's grand jury testimony in 1975 that were held classified, that were restricted even from the grand jurors. They were so incendiary.

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