THE WAR ROOM WITH STEPHEN K. BANNON (EP.#5300)

Summary

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EPISODE SUMMARY

Podcast: Real America’s Voice – THE WAR ROOM WITH STEPHEN K. BANNON (EP.#5300)

Host: Stephen K. Bannon
Date: April 14, 2026
Major Guests/Commentators: Delois Stallman, Mark Daniel, Mo Bannon, Cameron Kinsey, Philip Patrick, Political Analysts

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1. Episode Overview

This episode centers on two tightly linked themes: the political fight in Virginia over a potentially transformative redistricting referendum, and ongoing international tension around the U.S.-Iran conflict and broader implications for American economic strategy. Veteran host Steve Bannon guides a fast-paced series of interviews and commentary, rallying grassroots conservatives, highlighting perceived threats from progressive politics and global actors, and offering practical mobilization strategies for activists ahead of critical votes.

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2. Key Discussion Points & Insights

A. Diplomatic Crisis: U.S., Iran, and the Middle East Conflict

[02:15–06:04]

• Failed Negotiations:
  • Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, operating parallel “rouge” diplomacy efforts, ultimately failed to secure a deal with Iran in February. Recent talks in Pakistan also ended without resolution.
  • Iranian and U.S. negotiating stances: U.S. pushed a 20-year uranium enrichment pause; Iran countered with five years—deal rejected.
• Domestic Pressures:
  • Political fallout of the Iran war is mounting, notably through rising gas prices and perceived Republican electoral risk.
  • GOP leaders indicating skepticism about “regime change” as an immediate war aim, seeking a realistic “off ramp.”
• Political Analyst Critique:
  • Criticizes the Trump approach of sending business-oriented negotiators to handle high-stakes diplomacy. “This was not a business deal and they treated it like it was one.” (Political Analyst, [05:50])
• Bannon’s Take:
  • Condemns media coverage as deceptive, describes events as “the primal scream of a dying regime,” advocating for aggressive, unapologetic conservative media activism.
  • “Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.” (Bannon, [06:34])

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B. The Virginia Redistricting Battle: “Grassroots vs. Out-of-State Money”

[12:45–39:40 (Major focus)]

• Background:
  The proposed redistricting in Virginia would reallocate representation heavily toward densely populated Northern Virginia counties (Fairfax, Prince William), potentially minimizing rural influence across the state.
• Guest Delois Stallman (GOP Grassroots):
  • Explains the 5-year-old “nonpartisan” reform effort and how Democrats have “weaponized” it for partisan gain.
  • “What they're looking to do is take the top couple of counties...and slice them like a pie.” (Stallman, [14:10])
  • Describes creative GOP grassroots strategy: door-to-door outreach, small-donor fundraising, heavy volunteer efforts.
  • Critiques the “fairness” messaging employed by Democrats, saying it actually erases rural voices.
• Gerrymandering Concerns:
  • Visual aid described as “the lobster district,” illustrating how new maps concentrate power in urban slivers at the expense of rural areas.
  • “That's obscene. That is a congressional district.” (Bannon, [19:49])
• Impact Analysis:
  • Mark Daniel notes most funding for the redistricting campaign comes from outside Virginia, specifically mentioning “Soros money” ([25:40]).
  • “It’s the American Revolution all over again,” says Daniel, warning of “taxation without representation” ([27:07]).
  • Bannon and guests insist this Virginia effort is a “template” for Democrats to use nationwide to undercut conservatives.
  • Stallman warns congressional math will shift dramatically, turning key GOP districts into unwinnable Democrat strongholds ([22:34]).
• Mobilization Tactics:
  • Announce a big grassroots rally in Hanover County to motivate volunteers, feature speakers, and develop election-day strategies ([28:27], [30:08]).
  • Emphasize local, small-scale activism versus “$70 million of outside money” from progressive groups.
  • “We are literally changing minds. When I talk to voters, they're confused because the language says, ‘would you like to restore fairness?’ and then you have to show them the map...” (Stallman, [37:06])
• Calls to Action:
  • Repeated requests for volunteers, donations, and attendance at Sunday’s Hanover rally.
  • Websites and emails given for sign-ups and questions:
    • warroomvarally.eventbrite.com
    • Virginia GOP information and local GOP contacts ([38:22])
• Grassroots Spirit:
  • “The grassroots are what make up this movement...the people that put their shoulder to the wheel and go in day in and day out to get the work done.” (Mo Bannon, [30:08])
  • “We've been in wars... we've always come back because that's who we are... But this is going to be a good thing. Last week. Fight, fight, fight.” (Mark Daniel, [35:12])

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C. Economic Warfare, Inflation, and Dollar Strategy

[47:16–51:40]

• China and the Blockade:
  • Bannon updates on potential U.S.-China friction: Chinese Ambassador meeting at White House, U.S. naval blockade as “economic warfare” to force Iranian and Chinese concessions.
  • “Instrumentality of economic warfare...the Chinese Communist Party...now coming over to the White House and being a supplicant, wanting a meeting with the President.” (Bannon, [06:53])
• Financial Panel (Philip Patrick):
  • Discussion of dollar “safe haven” status during crises: in the short term, the dollar is “the tallest midget in the room,” but long-term de-dollarization is ongoing.
  • “Central banks are buying at record levels... US dollar holdings by central bank still at 35-year lows. So the trend is still de-dollarization.” (Philip Patrick, [49:40])
  • Gold’s performance versus the dollar: Gold up roughly 350% since 2000, while dollar’s purchasing power has eroded 28% ([51:14]).
  • Warnings about fiscal deficits and IRS ramping up collection efforts—“deficit gap” between taxes owed and collected will drive stricter enforcement ([51:40]).

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D. Tax Day and IRS Rumors—Fact vs. Fiction

[39:52–45:44]

• Cameron Kinsey (Tax Specialist):
  • Addresses rumors: No, Trump has NOT ended the income tax; no, IRS layoffs don’t mean you can skip filing.
  • “Actually, no, they actually speed up enforcement because they're trying to become more efficient with less people.” (Kinsey, [40:51])
  • Urges listeners: Don’t delay or ignore tax obligations; penalty risks are real.
  • Offers free consultations and help with IRS negotiations for “War Room” listeners; practical help available by call and website ([42:17], [45:44]).

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3. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Iran Negotiations:
  • “This was not a business deal and they treated it like it was one.” (Political Analyst, [05:50])
• On the Redistricting “Lobster District”:
  • “That's obscene. That is a congressional district.” (Bannon, [19:49])
  • “We call it the Lobster—Larry the Lobster...the population density is completely held in the tail... all washed out rural representation.” (Stallman, [16:19])
• On Grassroots Energy:
  • “We're going to win...The average person living in the hinterlands, in the rural areas, they're trying to wake up what nightmare is descending upon us.” (Mark Daniel, [25:40])
  • “This is the American Revolution all over again.” (Mark Daniel, [27:07])
• On Media & Populism:
  • “This is the primal scream of a dying regime...Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?” (Bannon, [06:04])
• On Dollar’s International Status:
  • “The dollar is the tallest midget in the room and in times of crisis people will flock there. However, longer term trends are still concerning.” (Philip Patrick, [49:40])

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4. Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:15] - Iran/Pakistan peace talks, war context
• [05:11] - Criticism of Trump’s business-style diplomacy
• [06:45] - Bannon rouses the “War Room” populist base
• [12:45–16:38] - Virginia redistricting explainer (maps, gerrymandering, “lobster” district)
• [19:49] - Redistricting maps as “obscene” (lobster district rant)
• [25:13] - Grassroots reaction vs. out-of-state funding
• [27:07] - “American Revolution all over again” analogy
• [28:27–30:08] - Organizing the Hanover rally
• [35:12–38:10] - Final calls to action and grassroots testimonials
• [39:52–45:44] - IRS enforcement, tax day Q&A
• [47:16–51:40] - Economic panel on the dollar, de-dollarization, gold buying

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5. Action Links & Resources (as stated by guests)

• VA Grassroots Rally: warroomvarally.eventbrite.com
• Virginia GOP Info/Volunteer: Virginia GOP website | [e-mail] (York County contact)
• Birch Gold / Dollar Empire: birchgold.com, promo code: Bannon
• Tax Help: tnusa.com/bannon | 866-513-5516

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6. Tone & Takeaways

The episode maintains Bannon’s signature hard-charging, populist-conservative tone—vehemently anti-elite, pro-rural, and energized for grassroots action. Guests reflect deep suspicion about establishment tactics in both domestic politics and foreign policy, warning of creeping loss of “real America” power via structural reforms and economic warfare. Throughout, the call is for vigilance, activism, and solidarity among conservative listeners.

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This summary provides a detailed breakdown of central themes, notable quotes, and actionable takeaways from War Room #5300 without extraneous promotion or non-content sections, for listeners seeking a full understanding of this episode’s content and significance.

Transcript

[Mark Daniel]

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[Stephen K. Bannon]

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[Narrator/Reporter]

President Trump's son in law Jared Kushner says making peace isn't so much different from making business deals. But if that's the strategy, it may not be working right now with Iran. Kushner, along with real estate mogul turned Middle east envoy Steve Woodkoff, didn't reach a deal, of course with Iran in February before this war began. Last week, it wasn't them, but Pakistan that brokered the fragile two week cease fire. Then over the weekend, Kushner and Wyckoff Alongside Vice President JD Vance spent more than 20 hours in talks with Pakistan and still walked away without a deal. As Jonathan Guyer put it in the New York Times, the pair represent a rogue version of diplomacy that's focused on the flashy and theatrical and reflection of the Trump real estate developer ethos. He argues Iran may be the clearest sign that the approach isn't applicable here. President Trump hinting now at fresh talks, fresh peace talks with Iran with just a week to go before this cease fire is set to expire, the president telling the New York Post something could be happening over the next two days in Pakistan where marathon top level negotiations over the weekend did not of course result in a deal. A U.S. official tells CNN American negotiators pushed Iran to accept a 20 year pause for enriching uranium. Today, President Trump said he's not in favor of that time frame. At the talks, Iran countered with a five year suspension, an offer the US ultimately rejected. We are now 45 days into the conflict with Iran and Republicans on Capitol Hill are searching for some kind of exit strategy. Punchbowl Reporting from the Republican leadership to the rank and file, GOP senators say they're eager for the White House to find an off ramp as political and economic fallout from the war are mounting, particularly skyrocketing gas prices and the danger that poses for Republicans in the looming midterm elections. Today we're seeing Republican leadership seemingly break with the administration. Mississippi now caught up with Senate Majority Leader John Thune who says regime change may not be a realistic goal for this war, at least not immediately.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

On Iran, do you still think the goal should be regime change?

You know, I always, that's an aspirational goal. I think the realistic one is that the people that are country are going to have to decide that. So you know, I don't think that ought to be.

If you're looking at critical objectives that

we need to achieve before the operation there is over, then no, I don't think that's a but I'm hoping at least to that I think he's sending the message that he's trying to drive a hard bargain. I think he may be excited that we're now quarantining or blockading Iranian ports. I think he expects to get a bunch of economic pressure applied to them. And I think he's, I think he thinks he's conditioned them to make additional concessions to the United States. I myself don't think the Iranians are really in the mood to give up too much, but I think that's the play he's thinking of.

[Political Analyst/Commentator]

Talks were bungled in February where Steve Wyckoff, the close confidant of the President, and Jared Kushner, his son in law, were in Geneva. They were back channeling indirect talks with the Iranians and sources were very optimistic that maybe even a better deal than the Obama deal was possible. But then, you know, late February, the US and Israel go to war. And I think this has led to a cascade of negative effects that show this was not the best way. You don't want to send real estate developers when you have all this bench of expertise in the State Department. Now, I'll say I was really optimistic about Mr. Witkoff because you have to buck convention to get stuff done. I think unconventional diplomacy is crucial here, but you have to back that up with experience and expertise. And my sense from those who've been reporting on this and from what they're saying publicly that this was not a business deal and they treated it like it was one.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these people. You're just not going to free shot 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. Ban.

It's Tuesday the 14th of April in the year of ruler 2026. Okay, momentarily, I guess about 5:30 Eastern Daylight Time, the Chinese ambassador to the United States is going to be scheduled to be at the White House and talking with the commander in Chief on a day that I think we got sorted the blockade. And I think the information from the media is that the blockade is restricted. Any ship, any vessel they didn't want to come through, did not come through. So at least on day one or the official, I guess it started at 10am on Monday. Now we're through the first 24 hour period. It looks like it's in place. I know that the impact's being felt because people all over the world saying, oh, this is terrible, it's got to stop. So remember, this is an instrumentality of economic warfare. Scott Bessen and others have advocated for this for a while, that you'll bring all the issues to a head here. And clearly something has happened because the Chinese Communist Party, who is working behind the scenes, disturbed as much trouble as they possibly could because they're an existential threat to the United States of America. They're now coming over to the White House and being a supplicant, wanting a meeting with the President. I'm sure they might even get President Xi on the phone to discuss this. They have made many statements that the free navigation of straight or Hormuz, Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, etc. North Arabian Sea cannot be interfered with essentially by the American Navy. So we'll see all about that. And I would assume if this meeting goes well, President Trump may actually what goes well is I guess a defined we want goes. We want to go well as tell them to go pound sand because I think that's the whole purpose of this exercise in Iran. If there's any easement, I'm sure they're going to want to have people in anyway. Neil McCabe is at the White House. He's going to join us in a little while. We are standing by for that and any activity. The White House will go to that immediately. Philip Patrick's also going to join us from Birch Gold, Cameron Kinsey, because tomorrow's tax filing day. We're trying to get Brother Lambert, the head of that fund that trades in MAGA stocks, that did, I think a star turn last night on CNN and really explained this issue between the Pope and the President, which is not about infallibility, it's not about church doctrine, it's really about kind of hard nosed politics. The Pope had David Axelrod, Obama's, you know, Obama's from Chicago, Axelrod's from Chicago. The Pope was born in Chicago. Some hard nosed liberal politics. I think the President called it out. Lambert did a magnificent job last night in cnn. The panel was oh so shocked. I want to start with, though, I think the most important political story in the country, the three most important to me are what's happening in Texas, what's happening in Georgia with these great patriots fighting the stolen 2020 election. And I might add, if my crack staff can pull it, the President of the United States again, they're all over him on CNN and MSNBC today because he said outside the Oval, hey, certainly the 2020 election was stolen no doubt about it. And people know it. And there's all types of nefarious activities we're going to get to on this going after the deep state of things are being released now by Tulsi Gabbard and DNI first and last of those. So you have Texas, Georgia and of course you've got the Commonwealth of Virginia. You've had a radical trained by the CIA that kind of came in very passive, very kind of wishy washy, middle of the road centrist Democrat. As soon as she's elected, you see she's a Stalinist, not even a Marxist or Leninist. She's a Stalinist and she's got this they're putting up on the 23rd I think is next Tuesday of excuse me, the 21st of April. I think it's the 21st of April. Next Tuesday is the yes, that's correct. Seven days from now. So 14. So it's 21st. The it's a proposition referendum in front of the citizens of Virginia about are they going to change the constitution to allow redistricting. And this is really the most grossest form of gerrymandering as bad as what happened in Texas to turn Virginia, which is basically a roughly let's say a 52, 48 state to a from six five Democrats to Republicans to 10 one that would I'm not saying to ensure President Trump would get impeached, but it would take would go a long way down the road and it's outrageous for many reasons. We had the great chairman from Hanover county last night and was just extraordinary about his explanation of 56 rural counties in Virginia would essentially be their representation would be taken away if this was passed. And that's the whole purpose of what these Democrats are doing. Mo Bannon Louise Delois Stallman so Delois, tell us first and we're going to get to it. We're going to have an event this Sunday in Hanover County. We're going to give the addresses people you're going to put up a website and an event one of the eventbrite for people to sign up. We'll have more details but it's 4 to 8 this coming Sunday and it's really a way for people to come together some camaraderie at the end of this this very grinding early vote, but also to prepare and get ready for Tuesday which is going to be game day. So Deloitte, first tell us what's been happening because I've been very inspired. I think people around the country have you guys were outgunned with $50 million that the Democrats threw in. Of course, the Republican establishment just kind of wandering around after they allowed the state to be the GOP to be destroyed in last November's election. The grassroots really picked this up and ran with it. Tell this audience what has actually been going on and why do you and myself and others believe this is a very inspirational story for the grassroots around the country.

[Delois Stallman]

Thanks, Steve. Well, the voters in Virginia are pretty familiar with nonpartisan redistricting because five years ago we had a referendum on the ballot to add to the Constitution, a nonpartisan commission. And the pitch then from people like the League of Women Voters was let's end the long standing practice of political gerrymandering and support this bill or this constitutional amendment. So the lexicon of non partisan redistricting is fresh in the minds of Virginia voters. So once as you say, Spanberger and those folks read all elements of power, they decided that they would weaponize the vote of the Virginia voter and try to get back at Donald Trump for what they perceive as redistricting in other states. That's unfair. So what we have to our advantage is a group of sort of seasoned grassroots people who have been ready to fight this. But as you say, we're totally out financed. I think it's up to 60 million and maybe are the C4 promoting our side is like at 18 or so they've flooded the airwaves. You literally cannot turn on anything here without seeing their yes side. But the pitch from them really is just Orange man bad. And we've got to get back at Texas. And on our side, what we have is legitimate fairness. I sent in a couple of maps that show what the spread of Republican and Democrat was in. There you go. So that's the spread of the voters in Virginia Biparti. You can see we're overwhelmingly geographically conservatives. And what they're looking to do is take the top couple of counties that are right outside of D.C. which are prince William and Fairfax counties, and they take those counties and they sort of slice them like a pie. And each of those counties is contained in five separate congressional districts. And they've snaked down into. So I would be in the 8th district. York county is sucked into the 8th, but 60% of voting populace will come from the top two counties and wash out completely the rest of the 8th district. In the middle of this one, you'll see number seven, which everybody's calling the lobster district, and that lobster tail, which is up in the Prince William in Fairfax County.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Hang on, hang on, hold on. Slow down, slow down. For the audience that doesn't listen to this on a podcast, but it's watching on one of our streaming services, Getter Rumble, Real America's Voice, our channel. Let's put that back up. Denver. Put it back up. You don't need to look at me. The audience, they're familiar with enough of me. Holy mackerel. I've been doing this for a couple of years now with Alex de Grasse. That is the most. What in the hell is that? What is it?

[Delois Stallman]

It's a lobster. We're calling it the Lobster Larry the Lobster. But the tail whips the lobster because the population density is completely held in the tail. And as Jack Dyer said yesterday, all washed out rural representation because those people will never have a voice.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Hang on a second. We're going to break. I want to go back and go through this. Mark Daniel is also going to join us. I guess the GOP head of the first Congressional District in Virginia, Mo Bannon. Also, we're going to talk about this in the event this is this week's grassroots fight. We're kind of on a roll here in Texas and Georgia. We got to keep it up in Virginia. It's all in the balance though. These folks voter contact door to door with literally no money. Short commercial break we got a lot going on today and we're going to go to the White House as soon as President Trump brings in the media, if he does not guaranteed to meet the Chinese ambassador.

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[Stephen K. Bannon]

Here's your host, Stephen K. Banner.

Okay, I think that was a shocker for the audience because I think we talked about this theoretically, but can we put the lobster back up? We go ahead. We don't. Yeah, you don't need me, guys. There we go. It's better looking than me, particularly with this haircut.

[Mike Lindell]

Right?

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Look like a wild man now. So, Deloitte. That's obscene. That is a congressional district.

[Delois Stallman]

Yeah, that's what they call a congressional district. And what's more insulting is that what the question on the ballot actually says. Will you temporarily allow the General assembly to restore fairness to our elections? So this is their version of fair. I mean, it all comes down to the definition of fair, I guess. But again, where you see that lobster tail, that little sliver of two separate counties at the top, which are Fairfax and Prince William?

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Top right.

[Delois Stallman]

Each of those counties will get five congressmen.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Hang on, give me the. Okay, so the audience around the nation knows what's going on. Virginia used to be the Commonwealth of Virginia. Now you've basically kind of get in the Civil War early days, the Mountaineers didn't. Were not quite in sync with the Tidewater aristocrats. And so West Virginia was broken off. Virginia was a massive state. West Virginia was broken off to a new state. Now, in modernity and particularly since Lyndon Johnson's probably since World War II, but then really in the Great Society, Northern Virginia has really moved out into the suburbs of Virginia, excuse me, Washington, D.C. has moved into Northern Virginia and has really become a different entity. It's very. It's super globalist. It's people from all over the world that kind of come here and live and get their citizenship in Virginia, north of Fredericksburg is. It's just. It's a different entity. It's a different reality. And now what this is trying to do is take all those federal employees, all those people associated with the feeding trough of the deep state and statism, and they're trying to maximize their vote versus what you heard last night from the great GOP chairman in Hanover county, to really take away the 56 rural counties in Virginia and take their, basically their voice away. One man, one vote to put it into here. And he's saying it, if it works here, they're going to do it everywhere. Now, Virginia, they've got this leverage of Northern Virginia of which just cross. I mean, Deloitte says that essentially what the Democrats are trying to do, use the most progressive areas, which is high density, very large populations, and use that to basically crush what we know as the Commonwealth of Virginia.

[Delois Stallman]

Exactly. And this underscores what Jack said, because my district, for example, is about an R +3 or R +4. I'm in the 1st congressional district, and we will go from that to a D plus 18. So the reason that I've been so frantic about this election in Virginia is because when we talk on. Well, when you guys talk on the war room about how competitive we are for the midterms, if you go -4 Congressmen in Virginia and you turn these districts into like D 12, D 18, where they're not winnable at all. They're just mathematically removed from, from the mid midterm math. So this is a critical election. But yes, what you see up there at the tail of the lobster, it's two counties, each of which will get five congressmen with their handout. So they'll fund everything up there north, and meanwhile the rest.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

And progressive Democrats. There's two things. Number one, it's the immediate fact of this November, you'll shift four votes to the Democrats. That will be even on a great case and a great turnout day that can make it very hard to hold the House in and of itself, then what Jack Dyer was telling us last night is that it's a template to essentially destroy MAGA in the kind of populist nationalist movement, the grassroots movement throughout the country, because they're going to see what they've done to these rural counties by shifting it to more high density areas. And the Democrats are going to understand that that's what they have to do and they're going to be like a house of fire to do it. Let me bring in Mark Daniel. Mark, you were GOP chair in New Kent county for a decade. Now you're in the first Congressional District. Is that the redrawn map? Because isn't Vindman, you know, the obnoxious Pence, the totally obnoxious Pence, national security specialist who doesn't know anything, didn't know anything when she was in the White House? She's announced she's running today in Virginia, I guess in Vindman's old district. And Vindman's now going to be in. Going to run in the first. You're the chairman of the first. Is that the new district that Vindman's going to run in?

[Mark Daniel]

I believe it is, but it just goes to show you, it's so crazy. It's like never, never land upside down. Anything's possible. I've never even heard that woman accepted. She's been relegated through the dustbin of Democrat hacks. So it's not a good thing that we're expecting to see her raise her razor head again. What a terrible and a shameful thing that they're doing.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

So you were chairman at New Kent County. One of the, you know, I remember we crossed New Kent, I think every time going to Virginia beach from Richmond. Tell me about how are the people in Virginia looking at this now? Because you've had Deloa said 50, maybe 60, maybe $70 million of ads. I've never seen an overwhelming amount of television buys as these Democrats. What are people thinking right now?

[Mark Daniel]

Well, I mean, I think that they're shocked and they're very alarmed. This money's not coming from Virginia, it's coming from out of the state. And so if you go through the first district, you'd see a bunch of different designs of signs. And with that on the Vote no side, what's really going on is these people are raising their own money. They are grassroots activists and that's why they're going to win because I mean, they're raising their money with the car washes and bake sales. And I hear it every day on the telephone. You know, they're thinking outside the box and being creative. And the other side, they start off, all the sides look the same because they're all being printed by the same people. Not to mention the fact that Soros has put millions into this thing. So the average person living in the hinterlands, in the rural areas, they're trying to wake up what nightmare is descending upon us. That's why we're going to fight this thing, Steve. That's why we're going to win it.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Do you agree with Jack Dyer from yesterday that if this, this basically takes the voice away from rural people and if the Democrats are successful here, they're going to use this as a template as much as they can through the rest of the country, because people know that their, their policies and their personnel are totally rejected by folks in rural counties. And they've obviously gun decked the vote with these sanctuary cities. And you can see up here in Northern Virginia, I'd like to know what percentage of the population is foreign born up there. Is this a template that Soros and his crowd are going to use?

[Mark Daniel]

I would say yes. And the other day there was a discussion in King William and I made the comparison. Think about what happened. Here we are on the 250th anniversary of our country. Think of what happened back in those days. We had another power proposing that through their taxing and their intolerable acts, taxation without representation. Here we got two counties going to rule the rest of the, the state and we've got 52 proposed new taxes. I say that's another. This is the American Revolution all over again. So, but people are in this state, in this country, the good folks, and they're going to rise to the occasion and they're out, you know, talking to their, their neighbors. That's what I'm hearing. They call me and they come to my door and they say we want signs. It's not like we're trying to find people. No, we're having trouble keeping up with the science. It's really woken the grassroots and they're serious and they're ready to fight. That's why we're going to beat these people. We're going to win.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

So Delois, as a thank you in a gathering for some camaraderie, but also to get very focused on the following Tuesday and also to talk about the stakes involved in November, we're going to do an event this Sunday. Can you, can you tell us about it?

[Delois Stallman]

Yeah, we're going to have some speakers. I think we're, we're ready to announce the speakers being Chairman Ryer, former Lieutenant governor candidate John Reed, who hosts the Reid Revolution. He's also our referendum ambassador, and then Patty Lyman, our Republican National Committee woman. We're going to have some discussions with Chairman like myself and Mark Daniel. And then you'll do, you know, meeting and greeting and answering questions from the audience.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

We're going to try to tell the

[Delois Stallman]

people who are the, who are the war room.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

We're going to have. This is all about the grassroots. This is all about a thank you also to get organized, to have some strategic discussion. In addition, I think we're going to bring a couple of personalities down there, but it's really to emphasize and to raise up all you grassroots warriors have been at the tip of the spear of this to let the country see that what is important here is not Hakeem Jeffries trying to buy himself a speakership, which he is trying to do, means a smart guy he sees in the Commonwealth, Virginia, hey, if I can pump $80 million of sources money, this other foreign money in there and take, you know, pick up four seats, I might be speaker. So let's do it. It's going to be a lot cheaper to do it than do it in Illinois or New York City or even California because they strip down there about as much as they can get. Mo where do people go right now to get signed up and to get, you know, you gotta, you gotta get a ticket. It's all free. You're gonna have a free lunch. We're gonna try to do a picnic. All of it. It's all free. But where do people go?

[Mo Bannon]

They can go to war room varally.eventbrite.com war room varally.eventbrites.com war room. VA rally is all one word. It's in Hanover County. Once you register for your ticket, you'll find out the address of the location. We will have refreshments there for everybody. But this is, like you said, a thank you. The grassroots are what make up this movement. It's not the people at the top. It's not, you know, us. It's the grassroots. It's the people that put their shoulder to the wheel and go in day in and day out to get the work done. And we want to thank you guys for that. So this is how we can thank you and get you motivated. Because early voting ends on the 18th, so on Saturday. But to get everyone motivated to get out there and get other people out there to vote on to Tuesday, Tuesday

[Stephen K. Bannon]

and then to talk about November. Okay, I want everybody stay in place. Philip Patrick's going to join us. We're going to stick with the team of Virginia. Take your phone in a text. Bannon B A N N O N at 989-898. You've got free no Obligation, the ultimate guide for investing in gold and precious metals in the age of Trump and with geopolitical risk at the top of the agenda. Now it's time to talk to Phil.

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[Stephen K. Bannon]

Here's your host, Stephen K. Ban.

Okay, Neil McCabe's at the White House and we're going to cut there as soon as the ambassador shows up or as soon as we get a visual on the ambassador. Chinese Ambassador. Very big meeting today in the Oval Office. We'll go there shortly. Cameron Kinsey, I've asked her to come. She's going to join us. There's all these rumors out there. I tried to address them this morning since obviously the government's going through restructuring. President Trump's trying to be much more efficient. People say, hey, the IRS cut a bunch of guys they Never returned the phone call, said we don't have to file Okon Trayor. Silly people. That's not true. So Cameron's gonna be on here from the first Trump term to explain that. Mark Daniel, look, the Texas people inspired the country down in Georgia, for six years, they've been fighting this stolen election. Bankruptcy, jail, all of it inspired the country. You guys have come out of nowhere to stand up to Soros. This is all grassroots. It's all people saying, I'm not gonna let them take my state, the beloved Commonwealth of Virginia, the cradle of the revolution, as Thomas Jefferson used to say. Mark Daniel, your thoughts so far? Because you guys got to run through the tape, it's early. Voting's through Saturday. I think there's been 45 days. Deloitte tells me. I know people are feeling burned out. It's the reason we're doing the event at the end of it, to re energize and refocus and kind of give you guys a thank you to do this In Hanover from 4 to 7, I am told 4 to 7. Plenty of time, bunch of speakers, going to be interactive. We're going to hear what you have to say. It'll be an open mic for the grassroots to give us your thoughts about what it was like to go door to door to save the Commonwealth. And of course, there'll be food and refreshments. Mark Daniel, your closing thoughts today. We look forward to having you back of how important this is for this country on our 250th anniversary of our. Of our liberty.

[Mark Daniel]

Steve, America is the greatest country on earth and our citizens are some of the greatest people. And think about Virginia. This is our history, this is our heritage. We've been shot at, burned out, we've been in wars, we've been in pestilence, we've been in famine, but we always come back because that's who we are. It's who our parents before us were. And we're going to go and win this thing. You need to go out and get your neighbors and your friends and talk to the people who haven't voted and help them take them to, to the polls. But this is going to be a good thing. I'm so excited that you're going to come down here to the, to Virginia. We love you so much, but we're going to win this thing. You all need to just put your shoulders and push. Last week. Fight, fight, fight.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Amen, brother. Mark, what's your social media? How do people track you? And find out more about what's going on in the new. I guess your GOP head of the 1st congressional district for 10 years, you knew Kent County. Where do people go?

[Mark Daniel]

Well, we have a Facebook page and we have a website for the 1st congressional district. You can go there when we try to post as much as we can. But our chairs are so they're active. It's hard. I have to hang on every day because they come up with something great. In the first district, we have the best chairs in the whole. I say the world because I'm a little biased, but like Dolores and like Jack, these people are very innovative. They're not going to sit around and wait. They're going to say, hey, this is what we're doing, so you just need to hang on. So I think God has sent them to us to lead us through this time and so that we'll have an effort when it's over with, we look back and they're going to say, well, $50 million, so what? You still beat them. And we're going to do it.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Sir, proud to have you on here. Look forward to meeting you. Thank you so much. Daniel Delois, your thoughts? You've been one of the people. You're not. You're not shy about rolling your sleeves up and getting your hands dirty and getting things done because that's how we. You use your agency and the folks around you do, too. Your thoughts?

[Delois Stallman]

Well, I wasn't in politics until I started watching the war room and then I went from like 0 to 1000. So I'm inspired by the people who are on our committees, by the people who are putting in their own money, buying their own signs, handing out their own handouts. One of my top door knockers is almost 90 years old. These are the people who caused me to get up, you know, and sit at the polls several days a week myself. We are literally changing minds. When I talk to voters, they're confused because the language says, would you like to restore fairness? And then you have to show them the map and say, this isn't particularly fair, especially to York County. So the first Congressional district is leading in early voting turnout. And if you look at the turnout maps, most of the rural counties are leading and we need to not let our foot off the gas. Through Tuesday, we're going to have people doing calls all day. On election day, we're going to run call center. We are still calling, texting. The first congressional district. We just texted over 50,000 people. So full steam ahead. We will not relent and we will not lose.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Where do people go in case they want to pitch in and help. Either throw a couple of bucks or help on a texting phone, banks, whatever. Where do they go?

[Delois Stallman]

I believe our main site is Virginia gop. And if you are in York, you can email me yorkgeofyahoo.com and you can email me anyway and I can hook you up with whatever county you're in.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Can you, can you give me that one more time? Yours

[Delois Stallman]

york gopahoo.com DeLois thank you so much.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Real fighter. Appreciate you.

[Cameron Kinsey]

Thank you.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Mo Bannon, one more time. Mo, where do people go? We want everybody to show up throughout the Commonwealth. Heck, if you're not in the Commonwealth, come on down, want to meet you. Where do people go 4 to 7 on Sunday. A thank you camaraderie but also talk on strategy and where do we go?

[Mo Bannon]

You can go to war room va rally.eventbrite.com war room, va rally all one word.eventbrite.com come out. We want to thank you. Like Delo has said, you know, it's the grassroots. They're the ones out there, door knocking, phone banking, sitting at the polls. And this is a thank you to you and also to motivate for the way ahead in November. But first is Tuesday

[Stephen K. Bannon]

and you get to meet Mo Bannon in the flesh. Mo Bannon, thank you so much.

[Mo Bannon]

I used to live in the Lobster. I used to live in Virginia 7. So this is very near and dear to my heart.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Near and dear, ma'. Am. Thank you so much. Let's get everybody, push that out hard and we'll talk about it again tomorrow. Texas, Georgia, Virginia and so much more. We're going to have other of you grassroots heroes on here. Rough people up, people. Oh, woe is me. What's going to happen? Do we have Cameron Kinsey and Philip Patrick? We'll get Philip eventually. Cameron Kinsey. So it's the eve of the ides of April and we've already dealt with, you know, people are so enthusiastic about President Trump. They're saying, hey, Trump says he's going to do away with income tax. I guess I don't have to pay. We keep telling people, no, that's not exactly what president. That's an aspirational. That's aspirational goal. But now there's a new rumor going around the Daily Mailhead that said because of budget cuts and reorganization and doge all this, there's nobody working at the irs. So you don't have to file because they'll never catch you not filing. I just want to Put that second rumor to rest also, ma'. Am.

[Cameron Kinsey]

No, you're exactly right. And actually, no, they actually speed up enforcement because they're. They're trying to become more efficient with. With less people. And look, we've been getting an influx of calls. The deadline, as you know, Steve, is tomorrow. And the majority of people don't even know where to start. They don't know what their resources are. And I tell people all the time, the IRS isn't going to hand out these free resources or free advertisements for this, right? We can do offers and compromise hardship status requests, innocent spouse relief. But it's so important to talk to a professional about what options that you may have and that are available to you. We have a robust team of CPAs, licensed attorneys, former IRS agents, who know the tax code inside and out and know how to help you. But a lot of these people wait until the last minute because they're too embarrassed to act. They don't know what options are available. They're stuffing those letters in a drawer hoping that this goes away and the problem will continue to get worse. Your options will become more limited after the deadline has been passed, and those penalties will begin to stack up. Steve. So, again, I'm going to stress the war room posse, because we love you guys. We've extended this free investigative call for you guys because we have so many people calling in, and they don't know where they stand, and that's going to be on us. We basically act as a liaison between you and the IRS so you're not having to sit on hold with them for hours and hours while your wife is cooking dinner and why you want to spend time with your kids.

[Philip Patrick]

Right?

[Cameron Kinsey]

We know how stressful this time can be, and so we try to alleviate that burden for you. But it takes you to make that initial call. We try to make it as easy as possible. Our free consult. We have a free consultation, completely free, no strings attached. We just try to dive into your financial picture a little bit more. We also have a lot of people who try to wait, gather, get everything together. And they're like, we don't have everything together. We actually do that for you. We can help you gather all those necessary financial documents, documents to help present your case successfully to the irs. But it's on you to act. We have the deadline tomorrow. It is last minute, folks, so please do not wait anymore. Because after that deadline has passed, I said it once, I'll set it again. That's when those penalties stack up, your options become limited, and we want to help you and achieve the best outcome for you and your finances. So call us. You can also fill out a form online to tnusa.com/bannon. Tell them that Steve or Cameron sent you. You can also call 866-513-5516. I told everybody at the office we're staying late, we're going in early. We want to help you guys. We've extended this for the room, War room Posse, because we love you, we want to take care of you. We know how stressful this is. And the average individual doesn't know the tax code inside and out. I can tell you that. I. So you need professionals in your corner like these folks to really help you out.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Can I get. Can we give them the number one more time? Because we did a special number for the war room posse because there were so many phone calls. This is free, no obligation. Take the angst away, take all away. But tomorrow's filing day and they don't want to hear any excuses. So call. You get a free Investigative call today. 866-513-5516. Do it today. Save from the worm. That's our number. Call today. And I just want him one more time. Cameron, these rumors that President Trump's doing away with income tax, that's an aspirational goal, right? But it ain't. Now, the other is that there's not enough agents around, so they're not going to, they're not going to know. If you don't follow enough, nothing can be farther from the truth. Scott Bessant's overseeing this and he's promised President Trump he's going to cut this deficit. One of the ways you do it is spend less. The other way you do it is collect more. And right now, the difference between what they think you owe and what you think you owe, that gap is where the negotiation has to take place. But first you have to get the information of what you actually owe. And that's why you gotta call tax network USA Today or go to tnusa.com make sure you tell them from the war room one more time. Cameron, let's give them one more walkthrough of what they need to do.

[Cameron Kinsey]

Exactly. That hasn't been codified yet. And even though they've decreased the amount of employees there, they're ramping up efficiency. Their job is to collect. So your job is to protect your hard earned finances and call a professional. Get somebody in your corner that is on your side who shares your values and is just there to help you. We have all of these free resources, it's just on you to make that initial call. Don't be too embarrassed. We've seen thousands and thousands and thousands of cases just like yours. I can promise you that we've saved people over a billion dollars in back taxes. I think our record speaks for itself. So again, you can call 866-513-5516. You can tell them Steve and Cameron sent you and we're going to take care of you.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

Cameron, thank you so much for joining us. And thank you so much for setting this up for folks. Really appreciate it. I know that people do, too.

[Delois Stallman]

Thank you, Steve.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

So that was Cameron Kinsey's idea to do a free investigative call because she knows how much the War Room MAGA folks work all the time. You don't need this pressure on you, you don't need this tension on you, et cetera. Go check it out today. It's the eve of the ides of April, so go check it out. Okay. And I want everybody, if we can put up again, if we can put up again, that this website, the Eventbrite, I guess it is. I want everybody to go there. We want a big turnout. It's gonna be great. Lovely Sunday afternoon in central Virginia, just north of my hometown in Richmond in Hanover County. Not a more lovely county, lovelier county in the commonwealth or the country. Good folks down there. A lot of good folks and a lot of good folks in the aggression movement. We're going to see them all shake some hands. Just have a good time. Take your phone at text ban and B A N N O N at 989-898. The ultimate guide for Investing in Gold and Precious Metals in the Age of Trump. It's free, no obligation. And you get to talk to Philip Patrick and his team, who will join us after a short commercial break.

War Room, here's your host, Stephen K. Band.

So Philip Patrick joins me. There's a article that's going around about the Gulf War and the blockade and talking about hyperinflation, currency devaluation, all of it. I want to get into that in a moment, but I want to go first. So at the Semaphore Kickoff to the Semaphore Conference, which really, Philip, as you know, it's trying to be Davos here, a World Economic Forum type event for financiers here in Washington, D.C. during the same week, I think is the IMF meetings. Scott Besant, one of our contributors here for a number of years, secretary treasurer now, was the opening speaker and they had a Q and A with him. And they went through a whole laundry list of questions that people in finance want to, you know, need answers for, particularly about the war oil prices. All but the host Ben Smith did ask him a question on currency and say hey look, there's all these rumblings out there with the brics nations. There's a lot of people as you try to take down the real, as you talk about economic warfare and IMF just had the gold assets versus the dollar based assets. Are you concerned about the brics? Are you concerned about dollar and say hey look, I think it's been proven or at least the way we're looking at treasury when it went to crisis, although the dollar was kind of taking a pounding, everybody started flocking back to the dollar in that kind of knee jerk reaction that they go for a safe haven. I just want your take on this because this is absolutely essential. And as this blockade becomes more and more evident that it's forcing the Iranians back to the table and forcing the Chinese to the table, I want to your opinion on what the Secretary of Treasury said and its impact on central bank's decision to buy physical gold.

[Philip Patrick]

Sir, look, I think Besson made a good point and it's a point that we've made as well. If we're talking about short term liquidity, there's no better place than the US dollar and it's exactly what we saw with the initial invasion. People panicked and there was a flight to cash and the US dollar pan picked up on the, on the back of that. Like I said, the concerning part of that trend though was typically we would see longer term borrowing rates come down as well as people flock to Treasuries for a longer term hold. We didn't see that this time at all. Which tells us it's short term positioning doesn't really change my perspective on longer term de dollarization at all. As I've said from the beginning, I don't think this thing will be linear. The dollar is the tallest midget in the room and in times of crisis people will flock there. However, longer term trends are still concerning. Right? Central banks are buying at record levels. The single biggest quarter for gold buying in central bank history was the last fiscal quarter. US dollar holdings by central bank still at 35 year lows. So the trend is still de dollarization. But yes, there was absolutely a move to cash and the dollar is still the tallest midget in the room. The question is how long we can maintain that status. And my concern is the more things like this happen, the quicker that timeline escalates and it's as simple as that.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

I want to and we'll get to this after the break when we come back and talk about this article about hyperinflation, devaluation. I continue to tell people say, well, against this currency, in this currency, I said yes, against other fiat currency, it is the world's tallest midget. However, if you compare that to different other hard assets, particularly real estate and other investments like that, it doesn't stand up. It looks very different when you compare it to other fiat currencies, certainly. But you compare it to other alternative investments where you can put your money, whether it's real assets or gold or other types of investments. It doesn't stand up as well, does it, sir?

[Philip Patrick]

Absolutely not. Not since the turn of the century, not in the last few years. And obviously that is escalating significantly. I think gold is up something like 350% in the same time period that the dollar has relatively lost 28% of its buying power. So that is absolutely true in normal times, even more true today.

[Stephen K. Bannon]

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