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Chapter 1: What does the primal scream of a dying regime signify?
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.
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.
Okay, welcome back to the second hour of our late afternoon, early evening show. I love the format of the 6 o'clock. You guys know that. We give us more runway to actually get into kind of deeper conversation so you don't have the pressure of the clock and the segments all the time, which kind of drives the intensity of the morning show.
But in the afternoon, after doing an hour of kind of update news reporting on signal, not noise, I always like to try to get into things a little deeper in the second hour. I was very honored yesterday to be asked by Tucker Carlson and his team. He does this live aspect of a show every Wednesday, and I was really honored to be a part of it.
We wanted to play it in its entirety and break it down into a couple of segments. Tucker had asked me to come on and talk about the escalation of political violence in the country. And I'm very worried about this, and the reason is that with the shifts that are happening nationally,
demographically with the shifts that are happening in the country, now actually with President Trump and his administration getting very serious on things like redistricting and the Supreme Court case from yesterday about Louisiana. It's obvious that we could pick up anywhere from, I don't know, 15 to maybe 25 seats and therefore make it almost out of reach
for the Democrats ever to have really a shot, if we turn up, obviously, a shot at ever taking back the House and maybe even shifting the Senate and electoral votes pretty significantly in 2028. As it becomes obvious
that the democratic process will be dominated by MAGA and the President Trump going forward, they're going to get increasingly, increasingly irrational, increasingly violent, and increasingly dangerous. Now, President Trump is going with a whole government aspect to stop this, whether it's sending ICE in to begin mass deportations or it's having the FBI start looking at violent extremists.
But the reality is Charlie Kirk was assassinated. The left is... is cheering on Luigi Mangione in the crowd. If you look at Donnie in New York City, behind the happy talk and the smile is a very dangerous combination of Marxism and jihadist Sharia supremacism. And they will turn New York City into London in the next couple of years. So the first part of this, we deal with this on Tucker.
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Chapter 2: How does the left's increasing violence impact political discourse?
Look, Mangini's a hero to them. You've got to face it. And Mondami, he's a Marxist jihadist that's going to win, I don't know, by 15 points or so in New York City. Sadiq Khan, everything they have is even more radical than you can anticipate. It's getting worse every day. They're not being reasonable. There's nothing, and it's really nothing to debate. We have this chasm.
And to me, it's the issue I have is that the Trump administration and Pam Bondi and the crew are not moving quickly enough. They had a thing today in the Oval, which was great about stopping violence in the streets. That's great. And I appreciate that. But we have to focus on the deep state. We have to focus on taking this apparatus. We only have a short window of time.
I think to be able to do this and we're not prioritizing it and we're not hiring enough U.S. attorneys to focus on it and we're not getting that, if we don't get that done, these statistics we're putting out and the great job at Cash and People and Dan Bohn Jr.
are doing about arresting bad guys is not going to matter because you're going to have more bad guys later invited back in by these people. So now it's time to, I think, maximize our own strategy, seize the institutions and move with a sense of urgency.
Can you give a couple examples of what you think DOJ should be doing right now
Well, first off, I think, DOJ, we've got attorneys. I think we've got to go back to the beginning. You have to go back to the election. You have to go back to January 6th. Look at Nancy Pelosi. There's a young reporter, Alison Steinberg, over at Lindell TV. She asked Nancy Pelosi a question about January 6th and about the National Guard, and Nancy Pelosi turned around and said,
Screamed at her from a few feet away. Shut up. How can you ask that? They're so sensitive about January 6th. So you got to go back to the stolen election of 2020. You've got to go back to January 6th. You have to take the whole continue. You have to go back to the initial the whole thing on on Crossfire Hurricane.
You have to put the you have to adjudicate everything that didn't we have to do in the public, even throw in the pandemic in there and the response, the summer of love, all of it. To keep this republic and keep it as a constitutional republic, we have to be fair about this. We have to be transparent about it. We have to adjudicate it by the rule of law, but it has to be done.
And you see we're making a surprise. You got Comey with a couple of charges on appetizer, John Bolton, maybe with a couple, Letitia James, but it's not good enough and it's not fast enough. And the only way we're going to solve this is U.S. attorneys. I think we're 25 or 30 short is what I'm hearing.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of demographic shifts in America?
The whistleblowers were a handful. I mean, I'd sit on the War Room every day and say, hey, look, you're not going to be able to use the SS excuse that, hey, I was just following orders. You've only had a handful of whistleblowers. And we know from the other day of even getting this information you're talking about and others talking about came from.
It's not that Dan and Cash admit we don't control it. We didn't get the information. This came through a whistleblower. This came through some person that was afraid of getting wrapped up in this. But the FBI, to me, should be downsized by two thirds. First of all, by splitting it up and then going through. Because remember, the second part of the scandal and maybe the more important.
is that ray bald face lied to people for years and years and years and the oversight it just kind of went over the oversight if we hadn't won and come back from nowhere because they never thought we were coming back right that's one of the reasons they were so blatant we wouldn't know any of this today because congress didn't perform its functions and i might add
that this was a Republican administration, it was President Trump's administration, and we can kind of control for a moment the apparatus of which they lied to us and there was no follow-up on the oversight. It's just, okay, so Ray was able to kind of worm out of it. It's so deep, it requires to me, you have to go in with a trenching tool and dig them out.
And we gotta have Cash and Dan's back to do that. We're not doing it right now. And you can't depend upon just a random whistleblower to have a act of conscience, right? You can't depend upon the kindness of others. We have to do this and it's going to be unpleasant. And the New York Times is going to say you're a bunch of fascists and the New Yorker is going to say terrible things about you.
But hey, who cares? We're trying to save our country right now. And now we've won everything. If we don't take advantage of every frickin moment because we're burning daylight, this is going to pass. There's going to be all kind of other issues come up and we're just going, OK, let's go have another election. It's not enough.
We've already wasted months and months and months in this Iran-Qatar insanity, you know, totally unrelated to the United States. Insanity. But also, you sort of wonder, like, what's the cost? Not just the financial cost, but the cost in attention and priority. The opportunity cost. But what is this impulse?
You've been in Republican politics really at the center of it for so long, where Republicans seem to spend most of their time policing, the leaders policing Republicans.
their members and their voters like what is that it's it's the it's the abuse spouse syndrome or whatever it's by the way the policing is immediate and constant right and almost uh and almost like cromwell i mean the the policing is immediate and there's no discussion about how this happened or whatever but for the left you let them get away with the most of the greece crime and they know that they know that we're they know that institutionally the party is weak
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Chapter 4: How is the Chinese Communist Party influencing U.S. policies?
I know it's totally random. It's totally random from your interview and that Israel First has to have a candidate since they just got crushed here in the last couple of days. But it is because certain vested interests want people to kind of toe to a line, right? And if you fall outside that, they're going to come after you. And I think that's why it behooves us
Look, Fox just had the first interview, I think, with Mount Dominion, right? He gets on there, six minutes, they got a big debate tomorrow night. The only question was about Gaza and Israel. They're asking this guy, with everything else going on, and quite frankly, how he's a Marxist jihadist, but... He has kind of taken populism and, you know, talk about affordability.
You think you might want to get in back of the Working Families Party and DSA and how they replicate the Trump, you know, turning point, war room, precinct strategy for ground game for low information, low propensity voters. And this is why they're blowing guys out, because they had no money at first against Cuomo.
now we're not going to talk about that we're going to talk about arresting bb netanyahu uh you haven't given trump credit and what do you think about the gods of peace literally five minutes the first interview five minutes all about all about israel this is just this this this obsession with it and
When I gave that keynote speech to kind of wrap up the National Conservatism Conference, which has kind of got a strong neocon take on it, I said, to quote T.E. Lawrence from the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, what they told him at the time when he showed up at Cairo's military headquarters, they said, look,
the middle east is a sideshow to the main event the western front and that's right the arab revolt is a sideshow to a sideshow and i said the middle east right now for us with everything geopolitically going on in the economic war china and and and our nation sliding toward a civil war around insurrection with a party like the democrats or have an escalatory ladder of violence
The Middle East is a sideshow, and the Israel issue is a sideshow to a sideshow. That's full stop. And you can't let it be the central thing that you revolve around. And I'm a supporter of Israel, and I'm a supporter of the Jewish people. The Israel First aspect of this has taken our eyes so far off the ball because they kept saying it's going to tear MAGA apart.
It's not going to tear MAGA apart because it's not a big enough fundamental issue to tear us apart. And that's why we have to focus on the time that we have to really take down the central thing that President Trump will be known for.
One will be some of this piece on the Eurasian landmass, et cetera, but the central thing, if he can accomplish it, and we must accomplish it on his tour of duty, is the deconstruction of the administrative state and the destruction of the deep state.
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Chapter 5: What are the consequences of the Supreme Court's decisions on redistricting?
And I think this is a danger also for the country. I think as they see that the democratic process is not gonna work for them, that basically the dynamics and demographics of the country, also a revival of I think religious, because I think this young generation, 18 to 30s, particularly the men are the most based generation we've ever had. That if this keeps coming,
They're not going to be a win at the ballot box. And so they will go to, you know, in a twist on Clausewitz, they will go to violence of other means politically when the political process and the democracy doesn't work. Because remember, the people that beat the drum of democracy were the Bolsheviks.
Back in 17, the left uses the same type of language and people should understand when they understand that the electoral college has moved away from them, that the house has moved away from them for the legitimate and fair demographics and shifts in the nation. They're going to get more violent. They're going to get more angry and they're going to get more dangerous.
So we have institutions to deal with civil unrest, of course, and one of them is the FBI. And so it seems like it would be a matter of self-preservation. If you're on the side of the Constitution and Heritage America and just like normal people, you would want an institutional law enforcement agency that could keep riots from metastasizing into civil war.
So you'd want to make sure the FBI was on the side of the Constitution. No? Like immediately.
You would, but I think they're trying, this is what I'm saying. You have an institutional problem. They're just not a personal, personnel problem. It's just not a Comey or Ray. There's a deep, there's a deep rot. And why? Because remember the traditional Catholics they went after, that's my parish and my parents were blue collar people, started a little traditional Latin mass parish
as a spinoff from the Benedictine Abbey back in the late 70s. And these are the people that have eight and nine kids. A couple of the kids go in the Marines or the Navy. It's just the salt of the earth. They have no money. It's blue collar. That's the parish they focused on to make this thing over the entire country, that this is where extremism is.
And you can't have a more Americana place than this. It's the institution that's rotted. When I was in Danbury Prison, Some of the most remarkable men I've ever met are these men that are in prison for five, six, seven, eight years for praying the rosary outside of an abortion clinic. That's all they did. They go to prison.
And of course, they have women that are grandmothers in the other prisons. If you look across the board, the FBI, if we think it, it lost its way under Hoover. And we think institutionally it drifted. And even in 9-11, it's just had a terrible track record. There is a deep rot in there that's quite frankly anti-American.
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Chapter 6: How does the FBI's role affect civil unrest in America?
So it's, I think either do it that way, or internally, if you can do it, but hire more US attorneys, cut the FBI down by at le even if you have to give o you're working on becaus the people saying, hey lo with the crime thing you I feel better. But you kn Trump's committed to put and he should if we have So let's just start taking the FBI apart. I don't think any one person's to blame.
I think it is that there's so much going on. They're so overwhelmed on other topics. We just need to kind of triage this and say, okay, guys, let's think about the end game here. Let's go three years down range. Where do we want to be on these institutions and kind of work back to that to the day? I think you can get great people in there to do it.
So you said you think that violence could be coming or is coming, moving towards some kind of national split. There's always a flashpoint that kicks off. Usually it's manufactured. The death of George Floyd, for example. But when that happens, it comes out of nowhere. No one's prepared for it. And Republicans in general, Republican leaders... miss what it is.
Nikki Haley, on the first day of the George Floyd riots, cheered on the riots. Many Republicans in Washington reacted to January 6th like it was an actual insurrection. They go along with the lie, and that has huge downstream effects. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I don't know.
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I put forward economics You may not like the fact that I push to have a tax increase for the uh for the wealthy Right because I just you do the math and something's going to have to give you we're just not going to grow away out of it But I said you're going to have a choice your choice is Manjini, right? Or really populist nationalism. Because this and this is before Mondami.
So now they got to count two. But The hero worship of that guy, the hero worship of the alleged assassin, and I'm not even sure, I haven't seen enough to believe he's the assassin. I think it's a much deeper conspiracy. But the hero worship by the radicals on the left, particularly the most radical, which may be these trannies, right?
They're now basically very disturbed men and very manipulative men. That's who most of them are, right? Who are now down on this and want it to be a gunfight.
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Chapter 7: What strategies should families adopt to prepare for political instability?
This younger generation, particularly men, don't want to downplay women, but the college educated women are so far gone, right? By and large, the left. But if you look at this young generation of men, 18 to 30, they're the most based. generation I think we've ever had.
And they're coming either with fathers or uncles or older brothers that volunteered for these endless wars and really fought every bit as great as Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, as volunteers in a thankless effort. that you might add was pointless too.
And I think that that, the strength of that coupled with this kind of base and the return to, I think you're seeing a return to not just Christian values and reading the Bible, but an interest in the underpinnings of philosophy and theology for the West. They want to know more about Western culture. They want to know why modernity has has outlawed America, you know, basically traditional culture.
This is, you know, I consider myself a populist nationalist traditionalist. I don't call myself a conservative. Haven't for years because I think the conservatives are just they've just acted like pussies. They roll over all the time and you can't do that. You have to be as hard or harder than the left. And I think Tucker, I really feel good.
I think we have very dark days ahead of us, both globally with the CCP and others to get sucked into these wars. I think we have very dark days in front of us as a country, but I can start to see the sunlit uplands way, way, way, way off in the distance. And so I'm very enthusiastic of where we are. And I think my enthusiasm comes from this young generation who had everything against it.
The propaganda in the schools, the the destruction of their culture, the outing of them for everything. If they didn't fall in line with the most radical things of sexuality or gender or climate change, all these things from the official source, they came through it.
To come through that with a set and apparatus that is so radical, trying to either other you or destroy you every day, and they came through that, that shows you we have the basic foundation that we've had from the beginning of every patriot's grave down to the future. And that makes me feel we got this, but we got to get on with it.
In the distance, I can see the sunlit uplands. Boy, I'm putting that on my refrigerator. Steve Bannon, eloquent and wise. Thank you so much for doing this.
Tucker, always an honor and a honor to fight in the trenches with you. You have taken Amazing abuse for helping lead this country. Oh, it's incredible. And what I love about it, you're still the same Tucker Carlson. You're a hell-fellow well-met. You're a nice guy. You haven't become cynical. You haven't become nasty. And people don't, I think, realize all the pressure under.
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