Stephen K. Bannon (37:31)
Okay. I think the Washington Post has an article out today about this very topic on the sanctuary cities. I think yours truly is quoted. We will pull that article up right after the show and maybe push it out. Here's the point this gets back to. We had a, well, we had the nullification project in President Trump's first term. That was Comey, the FBI, the intelligence community and folks, you know, Brennan and Comey and McCabe and you see McCabe on TV crying all the time and whining about having to leave the country. That is all going to be investigated. Those dots are all going to be connected. And you guys, I believe strongly will be prosecuted and then incarcerated in federal prisons for what you attempted to do in the first term of President Trump against the American people and against this free republic. So that, that's all coming. But I want to hearken back. They had had a concert thing called the nullification crisis, I think of 1832 in Andrew Jackson's, I think it was in Jackson's presidency, presidency, General Jackson, the our first populace that kind of changed the direction of the United States and kind of took it away from the elites of Massachusetts and the Commonwealth of Virginia, my beloved home state. That kind of had, you know, the Jeffersons and the Adams and the General Washington and the Monroe's in the Madison's that had been the presidents of the country for the first, what, I don't know, 20, 30 years. And then in 1832, I guess as long as that gets almost 40 years, maybe 50 years, Jackson came in and he was about tariffs in South Carolina. The landed aristocracy down there, remember Charleston, I think had more at the time, quote, unquote, billionaires than any place on earth. The landed aristocracy of the of South Carolina was, was quite wealthy and quite powerful. They didn't like Jackson's economic policies and they were with John Calhoun C. Calhoun, who I think was his vice president at the time, were going to, we're going to challenge that and said, hey, you may have all these federal laws, may have these tariffs, but we're South Carolina and we're going to, basically, we're going to enforce what we want, enforce and not enforce the rest. And we're just going to nullify federal power in a, in really a throwdown about states rights that obviously metastasize decades later into a actual civil war. And I think it was Calhoun was going to leave the vice presidency and go down to South Carolina and fight it. And General Jackson being a, you know, General Jackson being the hero of the Battle of New Orleans, which really ended the revolution. It was really, the British didn't really stop trying to take this country back and take the colonies back until they were crushed at the Battle of New Orleans, where I think it was three major generals. The only time in British military history, the British Army's history, three major generals, I think, were killed on the field of combat, including General, I think it's Packingham, who was Wellington's brother in law. And this was Wellington's army, that part of the army that had fought in the peninsula campaign against Napoleon or Napoleon's, you know, allies in Spain and Portugal and defeated him over, I don't know, four, five, six, seven, eight years. And the rest of that army defeated Napoleon at Waterloo six months after New Orleans in June of 1815. It was so General Jackson, I think he said, hey, if Calhoun's gonna, gonna, you know, in South Carolina thinks they're gonna nullify it, I'm gonna send federal troops down there and I'll hang Calhoun from the first lamppost, Nullify that. General Jackson was a nationalist, a populist and a nationalist, and I believe in states rights. But there's a certain time, particularly in certain laws, that you just can't say, hey, I'm going to pick and choose. This is what you're having right now. This is going to be one of the big forces of resistance. Write this down, folks. In the first couple of months of President Trump's third win, second term, these mayors particularly, you're going to see Chicago and Denver are going to be, and I think San Francisco, you're going to have these radical leftist mayors that have destroyed their cities and their regions by the sanctuary policy. You're going to have them stand up to President Trump, say, no, the sanctuary city, we can't deport. We're not going to deport anybody. The NGOs, the Catholic charities, the Lutherans, all of them are going to pile in and you're going to have a mess. You're going to have a real fight on your hands. They're going to sit there and it's going to be, they're going to have CNN cameras, they're going to have crying children and Trump's gonna be a barbarian and Tom Holman's gonna be a savage and you know, they're gonna make Stephen Miller look like a Nazi. It's all coming. And you see the guy in Denver right now and of course the mayor of Chicago. But I think Pritzker will step up. What these politicians will see is that the Democratic Party right now do not have a lot of fighters. And whoever's a fighter, like Elizabeth Warren in the Senate with the judges or who stands up on the sanctuary policy, they'll be that first wave of, hey, we can rejuvenate the Democratic Party by stopping Trump and we can nullify Trump's efforts to basically secure the sovereignty of the country, our territorial integrity, our self determination. The same things we say that we've given a quarter of a trillion dollars to Ukraine to fight on the eastern Russian speaking border. Well, in trying to get it in our country by deporting the 10 million, 11 million, 15 million illegal alien invaders invited here by the Biden regime, the sanctuary cities are going to be a massive problem. Tom Holman sees it, Stephen Miller sees it, and we certainly see it here in the war room. Short break. Back in a moment. You ever think, how can I work this hard and still be in debt? The piles of overdue bills, the threatening phone calls and never having money to do anything, it just won't stop. You're trapped in debt. Done With Debt is the way out. They developed aggressive new strategies to end your debt permanently. Done With Debt stands between you and harassing bill collectors. They tirelessly negotiate with your creditors to lower or even forgive what you owe. And they do it all without bankruptcy or new additional loans. As one client raved, quote, our phone call saved us a fortune. I wish we did this long ago. End quote. 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And look, we agree on very little with the guys at Dispatch, but it's a site that you have to really want to understand the thinking of kind of the never trump Republican establishment. And they still got a lot of power. And I say that in there, you know, Gates was a loss and Mitch McConnell through Thune is still a powerful force. He is. You just got to, you just got to accept that. And we got to deal with it. I think we deal with it with head on confrontation. We have to or they're going to pick, they're going to pick off Hegseth or others they're looking for. Christie lays it out on the Sunday morning show because he thinks like an established guy. He says, hey, you don't have a shot on all these guys, but you got a shot on one. Pick your shot. Which one do you want? I happen to think that the lobbyist will want rfk. That's their biggest fear. And there's already been a couple of not great slots over there, particularly the surgeon general. Big issue in that I think we're gonna try to get to that in the, in the 5:00 hour. President Trump obviously gets to pick who he wants to pick and we'll support it. But there's some particular surgeon general that's very questionable. The article has now been picked up on Mediaite and we got to, you know, we got to drive this narrative that, and this is the reason we've come so far, this is the reason that President Trump has won, is that we confronted the establishment and have had our own internal Civil War for 10 years. Have we won all? No. And in politics there's no final indeterminate victory. There's no final victory. It's a process. The history is a process. You have to buy into that if you're going to be, if you're going to get into these fights to save your country. You just have to understand there's never going to be any final, one perfect moment. It's not, you can have times for 20 or 30 years. You set it right. And that's why we're going for this realignment. That's why Rachel Maddow they're smart. They're not dumb over there. They're evil, but they're not dumb. They're cunning and they're not stupid. They understand. Exactly. And they see. They call it the autocratic breakthrough, not the Democratic breakthrough. They understand that we're going for a realignment because they have left populism. They have left talking about the needs of the people in this country. The working class and middle class are the backbone of this country. Not the wealthy elites. The middle class and the working class. It's the backbone of the United States. They've abandoned that for the credentialed class. And they just paid a huge price for that. And if we do this right and we can get beyond race and we can get beyond gender and we can get beyond ethnicity and religion, and we can do that to get down to the brass tacks of money and power, there'll be a realignment in this country that will allow us to govern for 50 years or beyond. Just like FDR in this crowd back in 1932, which up until then the Republicans had governed since 1860. Essentially since 1860 in the Civil War. The United States goes through these big turbulent. It's what called turnings. This is why we're in a fourth turning. This is why we can lead the country through the Fourth Turning and then govern for 50 years. It's not an autocratic breakthrough. It's a breakthrough for a constitutional republic by democratic means. Because, Rachel, take your number two pencil out and write it down. We crushed you in an election. You got that? You embracing that? You're feeling better now. Don't feel bad. Don't feel bad. Aunt Claire. You got to take care of Aunt Claire. She's losing it. Claire McCaskill, as many of the folks over there, Michael and Dale, you know what they need to do. I never thought about this. We need to start advertising. No, you need to start advertising mypillow over at msnbc. They need the body pillow. Your products are very nurturing. People don't understand this, but most people on the left think that Mike Lindell is a wild eyed madman right now. There's those aspects and tendencies, but Mike Lindell, no. Cause your story, you were a degenerate gambler and a drug user and did a lot of bad, awful things. And then you found God. And then you found Jesus Christ. You dedicated your life, your story of transformation is amazing. And now you're a patriot. A patriot. You're like John Hancock or Sam Adams. You're a businessman who's put Your country first to the deterioration of your business. You've had the FBI try to roll you up, they're trying to put you in bankruptcy. You still got lawsuits for billions of dollars all over the place. Why? Because Mike Lindell tried to stand up for his country and put his country first and not himself and not his own company, but your products. And the reason the War Room Posse has been so supportive of your employees, who they love, but your products are very nurturing. They're around sleep around home, they're nurturing. What we need to do is get Mike Lindell up on msnbc. I just hate the fact you're giving him money. But those people wouldn't be going through trauma right now if they bought the products of Mike Lindell at MyPillow. Mike Lindell, the floor is yours, sir.
