Tina Deskovitz (8:57)

This was some of the most compartmented.

Michael Pack (9:00)

Complex urban terrain that I have ever seen.

Steve Bannon (9:07)

The further south, the more we advance, the more determined the resistance, fanatical resistance.

Stephen K. Bannon (9:16)

You're just on pure adrenaline waiting for that house.

Steve Bannon (9:20)

You know, every house is a potential death trap. Despite all the technology that we had. It came down to men going to the sound of the guns in that cauldron where the metal meets the meat. And those with the best training win foreign policy. I don't make it. I just deliver the last 600 meters. Well, Michael, we've got that movie is one of the best films I've ever been associated with. Incredibly powerful. I think you have breaking news on this film, sir.

Michael Pack (10:01)

That's right. You know, as you know, we finished it in 2008, Steve, a long time ago and now and was principally funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. But they decided not to air it. They felt it was too pro military. Even though it's really not. It's a very fair look at the battle told from the point of view of the people who fought it. As if it were a battle like Gettysburg or Iwo Jima, you know, something that is in American history that we need to understand. But now, 17 years later, I'm happy to announce that they're actually going to broadcast it. PBS will in prime time the day before Veterans Day this year, Monday, November 10th. I hope all your listeners and viewers watch.

Steve Bannon (10:44)

Well, we got to do some sort of screening before they get everybody together. It's just absolutely amazing film. 17 years, it took. So Pac, I want you to talk about how the administrative state works. Michael is one of the very self effacing and quite humble, but one of our great Filmmakers, you were actually selected by President Bush 43 to basically do what? Regarding in fact this film came up when you said it was financed by Corporation Public Broadcasting. It was kind of your, it was kind of your, your goodbye kiss. Talk about what your job. You were appointed, you were appointed by, what was the big ask? Go back to the early 2000s, right after 9, 11, you were asked by the President to do what? And you went into Public Broadcasting. What was your mandate, what was your role and what was the response of the liberal media, sir?

Michael Pack (11:38)

Well, in public broadcasting I was senior vice president of television programming and our job was to try to bring in alternative voices which we tried to do with American Crossroads and other things. And at that time Public broadcasting brought in the Wall Street Journal editorial report and the Tucker Carlson Show. It would be a different Public Broadcasting if those shows were still on the air. But at that it was too much for the people in public broadcasting. They got rid of the chairman, Ken Tomlinson and myself and we were out. And then as you know, I was broadcast.

Steve Bannon (12:14)

Okay, but hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. Don't get ahead of the wagon train here. Michael knows I'm the Irish. Hang on, I want to go back. This was a, the Republicans were running this city, right? Bush, they came and said, hey, this done. The, the established order in the city come and say, hey, PAC is. And look at Michael pac, he's not some fire breathing radical. They said what pac? What you want PAC to do of have alternative voices does. They got rid of the chairman and pact. And did anybody really defend you? They kind of, they kind of turfed you out when we controlled the deal, did we not, sir?

Michael Pack (12:53)

That's right. It's a real shame. It was, you know, no, I was not. It was my first time being attacked on the front pages of the New York Times when I was fired. But yeah, no, there was nothere was no attempt to sort of fight back. I mean it was more sad to get rid of Ken Tomlinson, the chairman. You know, he was really ignominiously kicked out. You know, they, they found things that he did wrong. He was also at the time the head of the Broadcasting Board of Governors which oversees the Voice of America and is now what USAGM is. And you know, they found that he was using his emails to do, to do private business, to bet on, to deal with his, manage his horses. And they said that using these private emails cost public emails, emails, government emails cost the government money. And it was like stealing. But you know, how much does an email cost, you know, so it was unbelievable. And then similarly at cpb, they forced him out. He had not consulted people and it was horrible. And you are really right, Steve. No one came to his defense. You know, he did this thing, he fought, you know, for both public broadcasting and for conservative voices and no one came to his defense. I mean, it was really sad.

Steve Bannon (14:16)

So Michael leaves and they give him basically money. You can go shoot the phone book and Pack some. Yeah. Is I'm going to do. I'm a high tech wars turn to high tech. So Michael Pack's doing his research and then dawns on him, actually this is warfare gone back door to door. It's actually not high tech. It's the exact opposite. And he makes this magnificent film. Last 600 meter. I get a chance to work with Pac. Go ahead, talk about the film.

Michael Pack (14:42)

Absolutely. It was a complete reversal and it was a very different kind of warfare and it's the kind of warfare we're still dealing with now. So I think it's important for people to see it. I mean, it's what's going on in Gaza, it's what's going on in Ukraine. People have to understand what that kind of warfare is like and they really don't. So yeah, Steve, I have to say, Steve, my wife Gina was also an executive producer. I will not tell her that you said you were the sole executive producer. I don't want to get in trouble.

Steve Bannon (15:10)

Oh, no, hey, hey, hey. I don't mind crossing you. I'll never cross Gina. Right. She's the decision maker. She's no. Okay, so I get to know Pac. I get to know him. Over years, I got very drawn to the story when I said this renowned conservative TV producer, filmmaker, director gets turfed out when we control the city. Because I didn't really know anything about politics then, but I start to learn the concept of controlled opposition. I said this whole republic thing is kind of phony because they don't fight for anything. This guy PAC is not sitting there saying, I want to bring in right wing, you know, Hitler youth type of park. It's just kind of moderate, you know, it's kind of middle of the road stuff. Just because the PBS and NPR is so left wing up in your grill every day. So hang on, hang on. So I get to know Pac and he's an incredible guy, great filmmaker. Gina's wife's amazing. They're fantastic team. So after Trump wins, I go to PAC and say, hey, how about you come in and run the whole deal? You're perfect. You understand Trump, you understand maga, you understand where we want to go. Michael Pack, from the time we appoint you for confirmation, was it three, three and a half? Was it three and a half years or three years?

Michael Pack (16:25)

It was three years and three months. I think it's the record from the time that I was nominated to the time that I was allowed to serve, I mean, four, it can't be longer than four years. So I think I'm the record holder in that. Steve.

Steve Bannon (16:39)

So very early on, I think in the first 90 days we go, people love him, he meets, boom, they put him up. This is, we control the Senate. This is not Democrats. This is Mitch McConnell. This is a controlled opposition. They take, I sit there. Michael Pax, who's the nicest guy in the world? Gina, you have to have 100 articles in Washington Post. It's like every other day. It literally was there to destroy you as a person, to destroy you are a mini version of what they did to President Trump later. To destroy your reputation, to smear you, to make it so. And people around you, the good people, everybody was going to be destroyed. These people are vicious and they're fricking evil. They will come after people, and you see it right there. And here's why. Michael Pack is one of the people I admire most in the imperial capital. He had every opportunity. So many other people said, I can't take it anymore. I got to go. Michael Pack said, hell with them. I'm sticking this one out the long three years and three months. And you finally got in there, sir?

Michael Pack (17:43)

Yeah, I was in there for about eight months. And that's right. And the smears just escalated. You know, Senator Menendez was after me, and I mean, a lot of it, even before that early on, was what I would say call the administrative state, the Office of Government Ethics. You know, career people were blocking me because career people share the views of Senator Menendez, really, essentially, and the left more generally, actually. So, yeah, I was in there for eight months, and it was an attack from day one. I mean, I had been in international broadcasting under the first President Bush, George H.W. bush, and they tried to block what I did, but it was warfare. In the first Trump administration, as you said, there were endless articles in the Washington Post and NPR especially, but also the New York Times and Politico saying, you know, I fired the five political appointees, heads of the network, which I was empowered to do by law, and they called it a massacre. Even now, five out of 4,000, right? Five out of 4,000. So everything I did, they tried to block. So, you know, I give this example in this op ed I recently read in the Wall Street Journal. I mean, even obvious things. So this was. By the time I got in there in June, you know, we're already into the presidential election. And the Voice of America Urdu Service ran what was essentially a Biden ad. It was a Biden ad with very little context. It was in an English. You could get it in America. It seemed to be targeted at Michigan. It was an appeal by Biden and his supporters for Muslims to vote for him with no context whatsoever. It violated the Voice of America charter. And I called that to their attention. They couldn't deny that it violated the charter. And eventually they took it down. But this wasn't the first time it happened. In the 2016 election, they had run an ad featuring Robert De Niro calling Trump a pig and a dog. So this is the second time. So I decided I would try to not just take it down, but figure out why it happened and try to make sure it didn't happen again. And I started an investigation to look into why and who was responsible and what disciplinary action should be taken. And it was an investigation largely run by career people at USAGM, U.S. agency for Global Media. And they all sued. They claimed I was violating their First Amendment rights. And a judge in the district, a federal judge in the district, agreed with them. So what does it tell you? It tells you that not only are these people totally biased, but they cannot be changed. They fight it. They resist it. It's more than resistance. So, you know, I feel. I love the mission of the Voice of America and Radio for Europe, Radio Liberty and the others. I believe it's important to promote American values abroad. But these institutions can no longer do that. They are so riddled with bias, they are so anxious to fight any kind of reform that they simply. We have to reinvent international broadcasting. We can't simply fix these institutions.

Steve Bannon (20:59)

Can you?

Michael Pack (21:00)

And so I sympathize with Carrie Lake.

Steve Bannon (21:04)

Well, before I get there, I want to repeat this, because you're a decent guy, but you've been through the wars in this thing now for 20 some years, first with Bush and now, and now with the Trump thing. And you see, again, walk me through that. Again, walk me through exactly what you're saying, that they can't be reformed.

Michael Pack (21:23)

Well, I think that there are really three related problems. I mean, first of all, there are 4,000 people in this agency. I kind of think a lot of the beat reporters, the people that are out there Especially those risking their lives in totalitarian regimes, are heroic and decent reporters. But the top 2000, all the middle and senior managers, are hopelessly biased. I mean, they don't. They aren't only voted for Democrats. They hate Donald Trump, hate him. So what can you do with this kind of bias? You can't. There are too many people to fire. And then the deeper problem really is they reflect the news media writ large. Suppose you got rid of them. Could you find 4,000 journalists that would that like Donald Trump and would be comfortable, you know, with his agenda? You could not. And not only that, you know, the other thing that these agencies are supposed to do is promote American values, but we no longer agree with what American values are. I mean, to a lot of people there DEI is an American value. You know, what do they think? They think of equity, not equality. You know, so without a common sense of values, how can they be promoted? So these problems run very deep and they're hard to fix. But I think the upside is there are new ways to get our ideas and media out to places like China and Iran and North Korea. There are other ways to reach them. And we need to sort of find new ways to reach them and reconstitute an international broadcasting service that deals with the new media, that deals with. That can be controlled by the executive, whether it be our party or the Republican Party or the Democratic Party, but is responsive to the president and to the foreign policy goals of the United States.

Steve Bannon (23:19)

You're also seeing Kerry, what they're doing. I think the doge, they learned some lessons. They're taking these down to the statutory minimum. So when you hear that, because Brent Bozell eventually, I guess, will get confirmed when they take them down to the statutory minimums, these things will be shells of their former selves. Do you then recommend to the president, once you've got it to the minimum. Minimum, that between Bozell and Kerry and people like yourself and other these MAGA media types, that you can actually rebuild this international broadcast to actually promote American values?

Michael Pack (23:52)

I think there's a way to rebuild it. That's right. Actually, Brent Bazelle, he's now going to be the ambassador to South Africa. So I don't know who will get into this agency, but I think there's a way to rebuild it. But you can't just rebuild it in the sort of image of what it was before. I think it actually needs to be rethought. I think there are other ways to do it. For example, maybe we should be funding immigrant groups that are broadcasting to China, for example, instead of broadcasting to China ourselves. I mean, there are other ways to do it and that can be if the problems arise, you can get out of it faster. It's very hard to build a cadre of journalists that are going to want to do this kind of work out of the normal pool of journalism journalists, especially in America. But it's a challenge even in the language broadcast. So I think there's a way to do it. I think it's an important thing to do. My recommendation would be that they try to think about it in context of soft power generally and come up with a new plan and actually a new structure. I think they should keep the brands Voice of America and Radio for Europe, but they need to think of a new structure, a completely different structure.

Steve Bannon (25:05)

Michael, where do people go to get your content? Social media, all of it, sir?

Michael Pack (25:10)

Well, they can go to palladiumpictures.com which is our current company, and they can and they can see our work. They can apply to our incubator which trains young filmmakers. And our previous work, including the last 600 meters, is on manifoldproductions.com I'm Michael Pack on X, but I think it's I more encourage people to go to our website and We've done over 15 films for PBS including another one with you on Admiral Rickover. And I think they're all worth seeing and important to see.

Steve Bannon (25:52)

One of my favorites. Great work. You're a great man, Michael Pack, and a tough man. Honored to have you on here, brother.

Michael Pack (26:00)

Thank you, Steve. Thanks.

Steve Bannon (26:02)

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Tina Deskovitz (32:56)

I am in Colorado because the Colorado legislature has decided to pass a bill. It's gone through the House. Last night, it passed the Senate Judiciary Committee. It's headed to the floor. They say the governor is set to sign it and it is one of the most egregious bills against parental rights that we've ever seen in the country.

Steve Bannon (33:19)

I want to walk through the details, but I got to ask a question because I was out there to the Colorado GOP about a month ago. I am shocked. And for a state that is I considered a mega state, except for these pockets like Denver and around Denver and the suburbs and Boulder and Universe Colorado, this is MAGA country. This thing is. I told people this is so radical. And Polis is running for president as the most radical of all. This guy's doubling and tripling down. Tell me about this bill.

Tina Deskovitz (33:53)

The bill, it does a number of things that are shocking in its original form. They did strip it last night of a section of the bill that actually awarded custody to the parent that affirmed the gender. And so the parent that didn't affirm the gender would lose custody. And last night, over the numbers are between 700 and 800 people signed up to speak against this bill last night. The Senate GOP has said that or the Senate Republicans have said that. That's the most in the history of the Colorado Senate ever to sign up. One of those that spoke last night was an 11 year old child that the mother brought in to speak out against her father who will not affirm her gender. And there's just, if you listen to some of the testimonies.

Steve Bannon (34:41)

Hold on, hang on, hang, hang on. Whoa, whoa, whoa. They brought in an 11 year old child to do what?

Tina Deskovitz (34:46)

To speak out against her father. Her mother brought her in to speak out against her father because her father will not affirm her gender identity because she has changed her gender. Her mom has affirmed this gender. Remember, this bill will award custody to the parent that affirms her new gender and the father doesn't agree with the gender. And so they're saying that the father is hateful and that he is hurting her and that it's basically not based. Basically it actually would categorize it as child abuse.

Steve Bannon (35:19)

Correct me if I'm wrong here. This is what I don't understand. When I hear somebody like Tiffany justice or you tell me that a bill is the most radical anti parental rights in the country, that hits me because you've seen it all. And over the last four years, five years, you guys have worked it all. What makes this bill specifically the worst you've ever seen.

Tina Deskovitz (35:41)

I think that's the worst part of it, but there's so much more in it. It categorizes dead naming. I've had to explain that to a few people of what that is. Dead naming is if you are born a boy and you change your name to a girl or you change your gender identity to a girl and someone calls you your boy name, you have deadnamed them because to them their birth name is dead. It makes deadnaming and misgendering. It categorizes it as a civil rights violation. It takes this gender identity craze to a whole new level by bringing in teeth into the bill that will harm families, divide families. You saw last night, it's dividing children from parents, and it's just. It's the most extreme radicals that are out supporting it. I think it was Senator Winters said last night during the hearings that this bill is like her crash couch where she allows children that are running away from home to change their gender to crash on her couch. I can't even believe these things are being said in a public forum that people are cheering these things, that they're voting for them. I mean, it passed on party lines last night. It's headed to the floor. It's expected to pass. Governors expected to sign it. And, you know, the problem is not just for Colorado. When these things start happening around the country, you know, other states pick up on them. If Colorado can do it, other states can do it. One of the other things this bill does, Steve, is it makes Colorado a sanctuary state. It will not recognize rulings from courts and other states when it comes to custody hearings and which parent is affirming the gender.

Steve Bannon (37:17)

Correct me if I'm wrong. Wasn't this kind of a topic in the 2024 presidential election? And didn't this come down to be like, I don't know, 80, 20, 90, 10, 95, 5? This wasn't close. This was kind of one of those issues that kind of come out of nowhere and people can't believe it. But once it's put in the race, it's just. It's virtually everybody kind of says, yeah, we can't do that. That happened. What message did Colorado fail to get?

Tina Deskovitz (37:47)

They did not get any of the message of the election. I hear that they're going to try to sue as a state. They're putting, you know, the Representative Bradley told me today that, you know, they are x millions of dollars in debt. I can't remember the exact numbers, but that they're going to take more millions of dollars and su administration. And so Colorado has lost its mind. I spent the whole day down at the State House just I was on the floor. Representative Bramley brought me down there on the floor. I was able to sit down there and just witness firsthand the shenanigans going on, the immaturity, the lack of professionalism as this House is being run by Democrats. It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing for Colorado. You know, I'm not a Coloradoan. I hate to come in and point fingers, but our chapter leaders, our chapter members, the legislators that I spoke to, they're mortified. I mean, they're making animal noises from the floor. They're citing nursery rhymes time and time again when they get up there. One of the representative or one of the senators last night, I guess a member of the House of Representatives showed up at the Senate hearing last night, and she called her out from the dais up there saying, why are you in here? As a member of the House of Representatives, shouldn't you be in the House doing House type things? It was so disrespectful. I just, I think they've lost their minds here.

Steve Bannon (39:03)

It's that bad.

Tina Deskovitz (39:07)

It's really bad. I mean, I'm not one for hyperbole and over exaggerating. I'm definitely one to play things down and say, oh, it's going to be all right. We're going to get through it. This bill is atrocious for me to come out here to do this, to spend the day listening. You know, there's some really great things happening, though. I don't want, you know, I don't want to be all doom and gloom tonight. The grassroots here is very strong. And of course, we have Moms for Liberty chapters, but there's organizations like CPAN out here right now and Protect Kids Colorado Gays Against Groomers has a strong presence. They've been rallying. They've gathered over 30,000 petitions that they boxed up yesterday and did press conferences from the steps. And, you know, they helped rally those 7 to 800 speakers last night that signed up to speak. And so the grassroots game is strong. They're pushing back hard. You know, the war is not over, but they are just so outnumbered in the House and the Senate. And obviously the governor is supportive of these things that it's going to take a long, probably many years of fighting. If I could add one more thing, I was taking my Uber over to the Capitol this morning, and my Uber driver, who pretty much admitted he's Apolitical, doesn't know a whole lot of what's going on. We discussed why I was here and what was happening, and he said, didn't Trump solve all that? Why is this still happening? And I just said, ugh, amen. That is what's happening all around the country. People have gone back to sleep because you brought up the election. People were fighting. They wanted President Trump in office. They wanted his policies, his platform, which would stop all of these things. He signed these executive orders, but he can't do it alone, Steve. And if I'm going to appeal to your viewers at all, I'm going to say he cannot do it alone. We have to fight these fights now at the state level. We have to fight them at the most local level in school boards, and we're doing that, too, of course, all across the country. But it's so important that we elect the right people at every single level, not just in presidential races.

Steve Bannon (40:57)

I want to make sure. This is why I wanted you on tonight, because of what's happening out there, is that when this came up and became an issue in the race and President Trump kept running those ads over and over again, and Terry Schilling, and tell you this, it resonated with people, but most of it was like your cab driver saying, what is going on? Right. Because if you're not, you know, following the news closely in things like Ballroom, you would just miss it because it's not really reported. They try to downplay it, but most people in the country think, hey, this thing was settled. This was like the one, the one, the easy ones that were. That were settled. As President Trump says, it's a 9010 issue, but it's more than just men and women's sports. The people on the other side of this that lost don't take it as a loss. They are dug in this transgender ideology and all the ideology associated with this issue on the other side is a. It's even deeper than a way of living. It's a way of being. And they are just not going to take a defeat at the ballot box. They're going to come back, and they're going to come back. And if you want to drive this out of society, if you want to make sure that children are not exposed to this, folks, you know, you gotta hunker down on this thing. I mean, am I wrong, Tina? Like, for instance in Florida, all the tough fights you guys have had there for school boards and libraries, would they ever believe of what you've seen happen in the, in the Colorado State House over the last day or two.

Tina Deskovitz (42:26)

No, nobody believes it. That's why I had to come here. You know, the grassroots game is strong and they're doing well, like I said. But I thought by bringing the national team of Moms for Liberty, having a town hall tonight, livestreaming, we could get more national attention on what's going on. Because nobody believes it. Like the Uber driver. Didn't Trump solve this problem? But look, it's happening. I mean, the bill is one thing, but these issues with gender ideology are still happening all over the country, including in Florida, in my own home red district. They just had to fire a teacher who refused to use the child's birth name and birth pronoun. And that violated, you know, not only the executive order, but state law in Florida. And she had to lose her job. They just didn't renew her contract. But there's still protests going on in my community about that. So this fight is far from over. You said this gender ideology is a way of life. It's their religion. When you look at the definition of what a religion is, that is this. And the most basic belief in most Judeo Christian religion, values and belief system is man and woman, husband and wife. I mean, this is the core. It's right in the beginning in the first book. And so, you know, they are. They're saying that that's not true. It's their religion. It's a whole other thing. So, no, you know, a new president in office and a whole new administration and a few laws and executive orders is not going to stop what they believe deep in their core. We have a lot more work to do.

Steve Bannon (43:56)

Tell me about the town hall. We're going to stream it live tonight on, on all our different platforms. Grayson Mo gonna be all over, all over this. Tell us about the town hall. What can we expect? How did we get there? Who's going to be on? What time is it?

Tina Deskovitz (44:12)

Thank you so much for streaming it, Steve. I didn't know you guys were going to do that. I am so grateful for that. The town hall starts at 7 in Denver time. It's about two hours. It should be fascinating. We're going to kick it off with Jennifer say opening it up and Deborah Flora. But we've got two state representatives from the House. Brandi Bradley, who happens to also be a chapter chair of Moms for Liberty, and Representative Jarvis Caldwell will be there. They've been outspoken about this. We've got Heritage Representative, Alliance Defending Freedom, Parental Rights Division representative. But most importantly, we have three parents telling their stories of what they've been dealing with, with their children, with gender identity, with the state getting involved. And I think those are going to be powerful. And then just like every one of our town halls the last 30 to 40 minutes, we open it up to the public. Everyone's been invited to this town hall. It's free. You do have to register and show your ID because obviously we get some bad actors sometimes and we need to know who they are as they make bad decisions, poor decisions and have to be removed. But it's open and you know, it's open to all viewpoints points. Even if you support this bill, you can come ask a question of your legislators, you can ask a question of the panels. And so all that's going to take place between 7 and 9pm if you are here in the Denver area, it's at the Beck Community Recreation center in Aurora.

Steve Bannon (45:32)

So amazing. Thank you. I would make sure security is tight tonight because I'm sure you're going to have some disruptors and we're going to stream it everywhere. Nine pieces, 9pm Eastern Daylight Time. Go ahead, ma'am.

Tina Deskovitz (45:44)

I was just gonna say the sheriff's office has been wonderful. We hired off duty police officers, uniformed. We always do. They recommended more than we originally offered to hire and then I think they're sending in extra and additional. So they're all on it. They've done a walkthrough already so don't be afraid to come out if you're local. We always make sure security is tight and we make sure everybody's safe.

Steve Bannon (46:07)

Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate you look forward to seeing the night.

Tina Deskovitz (46:10)

Appreciate it. Thanks for having me on and for streaming it tonight.

Steve Bannon (46:13)

Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Rio Reset Worked on this one for a while. Told you we would have something new. The road to Rio July 6th is going to be historic. BRICS meeting about de dollarization coming for the alternative currency to the US Dollars, the prime reserve currency. Is it going to happen immediately? No, it's not. But you're about to see a lot more. And you heard Philip Patrick talk about all these inter overlapping interweaving networks. They're trying to do something. They're trying to destroy the United States of America. And here's the problem. Our elites with the breach of fiduciary responsibility kind of put us into this jam. Who's going to get us out? President trump in the MAGA base. The Rio reset the seventh free installment. Go now birchgold.com Bannon the end of the Dollar Empire the Rio Reset as We go through every day. We're going to give an update of what to expect. And of course, on Monday, we have a very, very, very special guest to talk about how the weaponization of the dollar changed the world order. Only heavyweights come on here, folks. Mike Lindell, last time we saw. You're heading to the Rose Garden. A lot happened since then. Big prayer service. Tell us about the prayer service. S to me about your pillows and your sheets.

Stephen K. Bannon (47:35)

Yeah, yeah, I'll tell everybody. You know, four years ago, or whatever it was in the spring of 2020 when I spoke at the Rose Garden and said God had given us grace for such a time as this, and we turned. Our nation had turned its back on God. And as you all know, when I did that and did that speech and went around the world and everyone's going, you can't mix God and government. Well, Steve has come full circle now. Here's the President setting up the committee with the faith and putting God right in the White House, everybody. And it an amazing national day of prayer. And I went from there to the Oval Office and he. I'll tell you, it's been a long. It's been quite an amazing day for me because I can think back, it seems like yesterday, but it seems like so long ago. So much has happened, and I want to tell everybody, I did have a meeting with it with the president. And one of the things that was brought up was Tina Peters, and he says, we want to get her out now. So he's gonna put out. He's gonna put out some. I think he's gonna put out a truth tonight. He was. He was really upset that she's not out yet and that how that she's been treated. Gold star, mom. Grandma never had a jaywalking ticket. And Stevie was so busy today just going from thing to thing, but this one, he just stopped and he just goes, we gotta do something now. You know, they did before and. But Colorado just doesn't listen. He asked me if the judge was corrupt. I said, this judge is. So Tina just did her job and the judge scolded her. You don't have any remorse. You just keep talking about election platforms and paper ballots hand counted, and you're punishing her for that. I mean, it's just disgusting. But it was. It was a very good day. I'm still in D.C. everybody, and I tell you, I wouldn't have time to do all this, everybody, if I didn't have the war room posse and you guys having my pillows back. My pillow has been the most attacked company in the history of the world. And now Keith Ellison in Minnesota attacking the Lindale Recovery Network. And it's because of you guys support buying the products that made in the usa we have. This is what was earmarked for the box store. Remember this line? They were ready to ship and it's like they got a call. Don't buy those pill. Don't buy anything from mypillow. So you know what? Instead of the box stores, it's the war room posse. $25. Any I don't care if it's king, queen, no limit. When they're gone, they're gone. Any color, $9.90. All the kitchen towels are in kitchen. We have aprons, potholders. You guys go really do your shopping here because we have over 250 products. There's the microses. And don't forget mystore.com over 2000 now. Entrepreneurs promo code, war room merch there too. You only gotta remember one promo code for the whole country. The most sought after promo code in history. They get that. You guys get the best specials because you guys have backed me the most and got behind everything we're doing to save the country. Call my reps too. They love to hear from you. 800-873-1062. Promo code, War room.

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