Episode 5549: Bibi's Make Or Break Election; Pay For Play Trips To China Among Our Media Elite

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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.
Jake / My Patriot Supply representative (Jake from My Patriot Supply) 0:24
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media.
Stephen K. Bannon 0:29
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.
Unknown 0:44
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Stephen K. Bannon 0:52
Okay, it's Tuesday, 28 July, year of ruler 2026. On cue, Zelensky departs and Netanyahu arrives. Neil McCabe is at the White House. Neil, there's not a lot of pomp and circumstance associated with these. In fact, there's not a lot of any media coverage at all. The comings and goings, am I correct on that?
Neil McCabe 1:15
Right. Obviously, there's the local media from Ukraine and Russia and Israel and then those kinds of media outlets. But we're not getting the big pop that you would expect from a head of state or head of government visit. I think a lot of the action is down the street at the Capitol.
Stephen K. Bannon 1:34
Well, a lot of the pomp and circumstance, but this is 10x more important to what's happening at the Capitol. It's one of the reasons we're covering it. Tee me up. Netanyahu here today, he wanted this meeting in the worst possible way. The president did not want to give him another meeting, just did not want to do it. The president's got, you know, he's chewing on a lot of things. I think he feels that he's been given a lot of misinformation about this entire thing. And some of that has come directly from Netanyahu and the Mossad. This this meeting may be a lot tougher than the first. I mean, the president's been singing the high hosannas of the Ukrainian military operation and give the devil its due.
Stephen K. Bannon 2:12
We're very anti Zelensky. We're anti the Ukrainian war. We think it's a mess, as it has been a big drain on American resources, as this show said years ago at the very start of it. But the toughness of the Ukrainian people, I mean, they punch way above their weight. And I think this has put a lie to the fact that this whole NATO situation with Russia and going across the North German plain to take over France in the low country shows you how ridiculous that has been. But Netanyahu, you couldn't get a more serious moment Because the president has actually said, hey, I don't know if the MOU can work, but what I want to do is at least a stand down for right now to figure out who we're negotiating with and try to get some at least remedy for the straight or her moves.
Stephen K. Bannon 2:55
Your thoughts, Neil McCabe.
Neil McCabe 2:59
First thing is unity of command. And, you know, we've struggled sometimes with President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu. Are they making decisions? Are they working at the same purposes as their unity command? Obviously, unity command is a huge problem on the Iranian side because we can't find anyone who can cut a deal and make it stick. Prime Minister Netanyahu today is going to make the case that the president is making too many concessions. He's being too soft. He's giving away too much considering what's been sacrificed. He's also going to share with the president fresh intelligence and analysis that's going to sort of give him like what's going on now, but also sort of refute some of the blowback that the president has been hearing from the intel community.

How did Netanyahu’s Oval Office visit become a ‘make-or-break’ moment for his October election?

Neil McCabe 3:52
And the prime minister's office put out a statement saying that the prime minister's goal was to win the war and forge a lasting peace. Steve.
Stephen K. Bannon 4:03
Okay, Neil, you hang right there. And this is all about ramping this up. So it'll be quite interesting what happens today. Then the president's going to go to National Cathedral. I think he's going to say some appropriate remarks at the funeral of Lindsey Graham. Not saying it's a eulogy, but I think the president will give remarks there at 2 o'clock.

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