WarRoom Battleground EP 876: Chaos In Ireland The Fall Of Strong Leaders
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What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
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?
How do media narratives shape public perception?
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. Band.
Can't get out! Can't get out! Can't get out!
Welcome to the late afternoon, early evening edition, the second hour of the late afternoon, early edition, early evening edition of The War Room. Excited and honored to have the great Michael Walsh, Join us, but on your 39th birthday? That's it, 39th birthday, correct. Well, happy birthday. We don't do a lot of birthdays here in the war room. Happy 39th. You're actually, people won't believe this, you're actually 76? 76 today, yeah. 76.
That is correct, yeah.
Andrew Breitbart's first, you were the first editor of one of the bigs. Big journalism. Big journalism. Yeah, we created that, Andrew and I together. It's a great story, one of the CPACs. I think we're going to roll out all the big editors, all the editors, the bigs. And did you have a heart attack?
I did. I had a heart attack. Yeah. Right here in Washington.
Right over the old where we used to do CPAC before we went to National Harbor.
Yeah. I wound up in GW Hospital and my life was saved by Dr. John Reiner at the GW Medical Center.
Unbelievable. Did that start? Did you actually feel pain in your chest and just knew something was going to go on as CPAC is about to start?
What insights does Michael Walsh share about political movements in Ireland?
It was in the middle of the night, that first night at CPAC. Yeah. And then you feel it. It's a very distinctive feeling. And if you live through it, you'll never forget it. Yeah. Unless it kills you.
What's the feeling? Pressure. Pressure on your chest?
Pressure on you. Not painful at all. Pressure. Just pressure. Yeah.
Like a car sitting on you?
Like an elephant stepping on you. Yeah. Yeah. That's what Andrew had later. That's when he went... Well, I know he did. And I hate when people... Listen, Andrew and I talked about this constantly. And he came to see me in the hospital, like, the next morning. And I said, Andrew, now look at me. I'm 20 years older than you are. I'm the voice from the future. You've got to be careful. And that next summer, he said, I was just at UCLA Medical Center. I had all those procedures done. I've got some heart conditions. And then he died. And so...
Well, but it happened because he called us. He lived right around the corner from Geffen and from the medical center. He lived right there on Veterans Avenue. He had the exact same thing. He called us in the middle of the night. He said, I feel like I've got a Volkswagen bus sitting on my chest. That's when they took him over and found out Andrew was adopted. He didn't really know who his parents were. I mean, he knew who his parents were, but they didn't have the studies about what his parents had gone through. And this was a congenital heart disease that he had. And he spent 10 back in, as you know, to keep a guy in the hospital a week. And they did every test in the world, and they came out with a punch list that said, Andrew, you have to change your life.
You have to change your lifestyle.
How does immigration impact local cultures in Ireland?
And you obviously changed your lifestyle. Andrew tried to change, but it was Andrew Breitbart at the end of the day. He couldn't stop.
You and I have both known him for years and years and years. But that's why I don't like to hear people say, well, was he murdered? No, he died of a heart attack. It's that simple.
And it shows you that you've got to take those lessons like you did when you had the heart attack. You Pretty much changed your lifestyle.
I changed a lot. I'm still I have to go under Undergo surgery again in again.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
0:02–0:27
2
How do media narratives shape public perception?
0:27–2:43
3
What insights does Michael Walsh share about political movements in Ireland?
2:43–4:10
4
How does immigration impact local cultures in Ireland?
4:10–6:19
5
What challenges do nationalistic candidates face in Irish elections?
6:19–11:52
6
How does the Irish government respond to rising nationalism?
11:52–15:12
7
What are the implications of foreign military training in Idaho?
15:12–20:12
8
How do cultural tensions manifest in Idaho's changing demographics?
20:12–53:52
Speakers
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