Episode 5527: Using Fear To Manipulate The Population

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How does the episode introduce the theme of using fear to manipulate the population?

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 try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

Unknown 0:24

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.

Sam Seder 0:34

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.

Stephen K. Bannon 0:45

Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann. It's Saturday, 18 July, Year of the Lord 2026. Terry Schilling. I got Michael Pack on deck. Bring it to Michael in just a moment, the great filmmaker. Terry, before I let you go, I got... We spent the first part of the show talking about $300 trillion of global debt, you know, from sovereign debt all the way to, you know, what you own your credit cards globally. And that we're... Heading towards a margin call, which is going to be catastrophic and lead us to a crisis. Here in the United States, we are, you know, what, 40 trillion in debt. The first nine months of this year, $1.4 trillion deficit spending. It'll go up to two. We're in a war that, you know, as much as I love Pete and these guys, it keeps on these bills to Capitol Hill for $88 billion, $100 billion.

Stephen K. Bannon 1:35

And, you know, the Arabs aren't writing a check. President Trump proposed it the other day at 20%. spiff on everything coming out of the Persian Gulf, which, hey, ain't perfect. I'm for free navigation. But when you're in a jam, you're in a jam. And he gets some phone calls from the Saudis and UAE. He said, well, we can't afford that. And next thing you know, that's off. One of the ways to turn this around, one of the basic building blocks is to get more stability, is family formation. Right now, family formation, you say, is in the late 30s. First time home buyers are in the 40s. That post-World War II, and really throughout American history, has been the backbone of the country. Family formation, particularly in your young 20s, has been a backbone of the American economy.

Stephen K. Bannon 2:23

And now it's getting later and later. And the reason it's getting later and later, let's face it, women are sitting there looking at guys. You have 12 million STEM workers. They're not in the labor force because you have all these foreign workers here on H-1B visas. Working class blacks and Hispanics, you've flooded the zone with... Bovino says 100 million illegal aliens. At least we know there's 20 million here from the Biden regime that they look and the women are making a rational thing. Hey, can this guy, you know, as much as I love him or as much as I think we have chemistry, can he step up to the plate and really provide economically to support a family with a couple of kids? This gets later and later and later.

Stephen K. Bannon 3:07

That's a big, a ticking time bomb. as the hitting 100 of gdp to debt on top of that you have artificial intelligence and i say as bad as our finances are in the country in the balance sheet we are making a virtually a suicidal economic bet a highly leveraged bet on artificial intelligence to deliver massive productivity increases without the concomitant mass layoffs the probability that happening is remote, and now you're having people in tech say, well, maybe Bannon's not wrong on this. I don't see the returns. You add artificial intelligence, the investment on that, on the pressure on the American family, and particularly young unmarrieds, to actually make not just a family decision, but at its heart, also an economic decision.

Stephen K. Bannon 3:54

You're going to push that out later. That's how you have societal collapse, sir.

Terry Schilling 4:00

That's exactly right, Steve. And we can go back to previous societies and civilizations. The Romans became too prosperous. They stopped having children. They had to import slave labor to do all their crops and to plow their fields.