January 11, 2025 • 49 mins
THE WAR ROOM WITH STEPHEN K. BANNON, JANUARY 11TH, 2025
MIKE LINDELL
BEN HARNWELL
JOHN SPIROPOULOS
JOHN GARDNER
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray
for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying
about the people.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
The people have had a belly full of it.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
I know you don't like hearing that. I know you
tried to do everything in the world to stop that,
but you're not going to stop it.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
It's going to happen.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
And where do people like that go to share the
big line? Mega media? I wish in my.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
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.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Will be saved. Warm use your host, Stephen k Man.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
It's Saturday, eleven January and the Year of a Lord
twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Guys, if you can put up for a second, I
met off this topic.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
You put up became put Denver can put the flames
of Los Angeles. One of the smarter guys I know
had just informed me that when the engine room, we
have a lot of people that watch the show, some
of the most sophisticated people in the world, and they
send me things during this show.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
I want everybody to understand this, said, hey Bannon.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Remember the nineteen oh six fire in San Francisco burned
for four days and ultimately caused the Panic of nineteen
oh seven that JP Morgan single handedly had to fix. However,
because of how bad the financial panic was, it led
to the Fame meeting at Creature Island and eventually the
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start of the Federal Reserve. This will be monumentally worse.
This is not a jokester. He's connecting dots right there.
This is They said it's fifty billion dollars. This is
going to be one hundred and fifty bion dollars in
north This is going to bankrupt that. The that insurance
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situation out there where you can't get over you know,
you can't get all the insurance you need for the
price of these houses. Now you have to go to
a private thing that's pulled resources or it's pulled of
insurance companies, but it's kind of backed up by I
guess a semi government guarantee somehow, or at least implied.
It's gonna be a massive ballot and then you're gonna
have the whole question of why the country Why is
the country of thirty people making thirty two thousand dollars
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a year bailing out some of the wealthier section, you know,
bailing out Holmby Hills or Beverly Hills or Brentwood or
bel Air. This is very serious, folks, and it's getting worse.
I mean, how can you justify that? How in the
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country as great as this country, can you justify it?
You see Katie turning these figure. You go back to
a Pacific palisades there in shock. It's gone. It's gone.
The Catholic schools Corpus Christie's gone, the temple's gone, the
Episcopalian church is gone, the library is gone, the schools
are gone, the houses are gone. Alphabet streets, these quaint
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little houses, because they've got very tight restrictions, not like Manhattan,
Bea some other places.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
You tear a place down, you build Tehran due next
to it.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
These have very strict to keep the village flavor of it,
the flavor of the place like when to a large extent,
not perfect, like when President Reagan moved there with Nancy.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
Why did they move there?
Speaker 1 (03:27):
They were they were understated, folks, gone gone.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
That fire is burning in this morning. You wait to
get to the Getty Museum.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
What the Getty Museum is one of the greatest museums
in the world, right, modern art, I think, not exactly
my line of country, but one of the great museums
of the world. Just continues gets worse. This is what happens.
And what do they do. They're sitting there trying to
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stop Trump every step of the way, every step of
the way and everything.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I don't care if it's jiggering the.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
Balance sheet so that he's got he and bestn't have
bigger problems with what to deal with You heard Best?
You heard Benzman right what they're doing with on the
mass deportations, fighting us every step of the way right
up to the end in the Ukraine, shipping more.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
You know, Hornro is going to be in a second,
making it tougher to make.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
A real deal there. Those are the three big lines
of work everywhere you go, and every one of these
major things they're they're they're confronting you now when it
should be pencils down.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
The country rendered.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
If they believed in democracy, they would understand that the
country rendered a verdict. The country rendered a verdict on
that fiasco yesterday in New York that embarrassment and told
you what they wanted to do, and man, they did it.
They're like automatons. Convicted felon, convicted fella. I mean, the
chiron is bigger. You can't you only see the heads
of the people. The chiron's three quarters of the screen.
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Convicted felon. Convicted fella. You got Weissman, he's like convicted felon.
Now you know he's that convicted felon. I'm not so
sure that Ac Weisman is going to play in a
cell block.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
I'm not.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
I'm just you know, don't know, don't know, don't know that. Hello, guys,
let's see your papers. Weisman, You've got bad paperwork. You
got bad paperwork, Wiseman. Let's see it. Let's see your
paperwork before you go the mess hall, before you can shower,
before you can use the TV room. Let's see your
(05:31):
Let's see your paperwork, Wiseman, Let's see it. Bad paperwork.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Well, I needn't know.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Mmmmmm uh Mike, hangover a second. I know you got
to go, but I got to get to something.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
I want to go to the Days of Thunder for
a second. If Denver can put it up and uh,
and I'm going to try to review it him or
bring bring Linnell in for a minute. But I got
to get to this to let you know the cavalry
is on its way now.
Speaker 2 (05:57):
Our theory of the case is you got to flood
the zone.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
On this meeting and the apparatus, otherwise they're going to
try to pick you off one at a time and
that's what happens.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Right.
Speaker 1 (06:05):
So here here's the good news starting next week and
I'll read these and we put it up Denver on Tuesday.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
These are the hearings that are now scheduled. And next
week it's just flooded. They flood the zone next week
and they and they've done.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
A great job of getting folks ready because you got
to You gotta get all the paperwork for the FBI.
You also get all your financial stuff in order. This
is not easy. It's very cumbersome, very complicated. Then you
have to do a murder board. You have to go
through exercise day after day of the questions are going
to be asked, so they're prepared. On Tuesday, we have
Doug Collins at the VA Congressman, former congressman at Georgia.
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Doug Collins, you got the one and only Pete Hegsith
that starts at nine point thirty a sect. Def we're
going to be there with the veterans beforehand, I'm in
the Morning show. We'll be covering that. We're gonna cover this,
and we're gonna cover these live and figure out jump
back and forth. We'll be picking up coverage next week
Governor Doug Burgh, Secretary of Interior. That'll be amazing, right,
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Energy National Resource Commer. Then Wednesday, Christy Nome Homeland Security,
Pam Bondi, Attorney General, Chris Wright, Energy, Mark or Rubio,
Secretary of State, Ratcliffe, Director of the CIA, Sean Duffy, Transportation,
RUSS vote, the one and only RUSS vote, O and
B folks for the transition team. Bravo, zul A great job.
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Look at that with six or seven there. Next day,
Pam Bondy, I think comes back for day two. Right,
You've got Lee Zelden at EPA, Scott Turner at HUT,
and our own Scott Bessant, the Secretary of the Treasury.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
So that's going to flood the zone.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Next we have Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, you get them all in. Hey,
I don't know, maybe some committee votes shortly thereafter after
President Trump takes the inauguration, maybe committee votes, I don't know, Tuesday, Wednesday,
right to the floor. You know, next week could have
a you know, it could feeld a pretty good team.
This is what said.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
I would have loved to have those a couple of
weeks ago.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
It wasn't to be, but you got it done because
the Senate guys are trying to push it back. This
is Susie Wilds and the team, Jason Miller, Steven Miller,
all of them.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Great job to get President Trump's team.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
So Days of Thunder are going to start a little
early because I'm sure there's gonna be some fireworks. We
got to hey, we're gonna have to be fixed, ban nets.
We've got to get these people across the line. The
Democrats are out there plotting and planning right if they
can't stop it, to try to embarrass and humiliate people,
and President Trump.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
We're gonna be the head of the curve on that
to just make sure get ready.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
Next week's a work week, okay, And then following the
following Days of Thunder really going to kick off in
the afternoon of the twentieth because President Trump's coming in
for shock and awe in every one of those verticals.
I think they're working on one hundred. Now the one
hundred just a minute. The hundred are not going to
all be day one. First off, you've got to get
these legal opinions off as a legal counsel. But there's
going to be a grunch that are going to be
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day one. In addition to other things. They're working on
some fantastics stuff and it's going to put people. It's
going to you're going to know there's a new sheriff
in town when you see it. So folks take the
weekend off, get ready next week's the war and posse
up on the ramparts for the for the confirmation hearings,
and then get ready to support President Trump President Trump
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when he's when he pulls the trigger on Monday. We're
also going to have some things in Washington, announce some
events that we want to invite the war and posse
to to the degree we can kind of handle crowds,
but we're going to be announcing that with Moe probably
Monday morning. Maybe I'll put up on getter over the
weekend if we get there. But a bunch of groups
are coming together and put some stuff on. Be quite fascinating.
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Mike Lindell, you join us, sir. I need a flannel sheet,
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Speaker 2 (09:45):
What do you got for me? And how we're going
to do it.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
Well, Steve, I want to quick make a comment on
what on the fire's out there. First of all, we're
praying for everybody in California, and I want to say it.
You see everybody how important it is that elections are
to secure our election platforms. When you have people in
charge that make nonsensical decisions or non decisions. It's a
perfect example of the nonsense with Newsom and everyone else
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Last, we don't need no stinking satin sheets. Were populist,
Give me a give me a flannel sheet. Michael Dell,
love you brother, See you Monday. We'll talk later. We'll
talk saff and we'll see you Monday. Back of the show,
John Sparopolis. John, when you start and tell people what
you're doing, where they go, how they follow you, how
do you support you?
Speaker 2 (12:40):
What are you going to get here? All of it? Well?
Speaker 4 (12:43):
Next Friday we have head toward Washington from Indiana. Moved
out of California a year and a half ago. Just
in time, we're going to be going into the crowds
at the rally on the nineteenth, on Sunday, and at
the inauguration. We want to hear from the people, the
people who have suffered through the last four years. I
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didn't watch network television from election night twenty twenty because
of that fraud Gyllan election. And you know when I
talked to people across the country when we went with
the truckers from California to Washington, they were all livid.
They were all fed up with the tyranny. And we
want to celebrate. Is that simple? We just want to
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celebrate and revel in that victory. And while we're there,
of course, there's going to be some news breaking, so
we're going to ask people about that. So we have
executive orders as you mentioned, hopefully we have pardoned of most,
if not all, of the Jay sixers political prisoners, and
we're going to be monitoring what the news is and
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finding out when it's going to happen. Now you may
have an inside track on this, because hey.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
Hey, where do people where do people? Where do people go?
Where do people go? Real quickly about to jump, where
do people go to get this? Find out about this?
Speaker 4 (14:04):
I'm at at let's roll America at Let's Roll America
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Speaker 1 (14:13):
Okay, brother, we'll see you in DC. I guess you're
excited about the fact you moved from LA. You move
from you meet from Southern California. You meet from Southern
California to LA. Your everything's opening you, John, as soon
as you get here. You can come any where you
want anytime.
Speaker 4 (14:28):
Come and visit the posse, posse meet up.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
Okay, see you then? Good?
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Okay, brother, see it. We're gonna be putting out everything.
We'll do it on Monday. I'm a little behind.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
So much going on.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
We're gonna put out Monday. The whole schedule for the
week has us on. There'll be various things we can
we can hang out together. Love hanging out with you guys.
Whether it's am Faz here, it's inauguration, it's going to
be historic. It's going to be classic, once in a lifetime.
Johnny Kahn, who lost his house and the Palisades, takes
us out.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
Use your host. Stephen came back.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Nicole Shanahan, we've had it on the show. She's the
vice presidential of Canadon under Bobby Kennedy. Comes from Silicon Valley.
One of the smartest people I know, Nicole Shanahan. And
if Grace can get it in the life chat and
get to camera, let's get to Denver sous they can
put it up. This is a quote for all of
you climate change doomsayers. California has been out of a
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drought since twenty twenty two. We've seen record rainfall, and
yet the California Department of Order Resources, big city mayors,
and the governor have failed to use that water to
increase ground hydration and strengthen emergency fire services. They look
the other way despite warnings from universities, fire departments, farmers
and consultants offering actionable plans. It's mind boggling negligence. I
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would say criminal negligence, ma'am. Continuing on, the government of
in California has been taking orders from the wrong people
for too long. It's time they wake up, grow a pair,
and get to work for the people. That's Nicole Shanahan,
vice presidential candidate with Bobby Kennedy and hopefully she takes
a senior role in President Trump's administration. Birch Gold dot com.
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Philip Patrick is going to be with me. Philip actually
had his house evacuate the other night. He's still got
some tough sell service. We're going to try to get
him up on video and I hope it goes well.
Philip Patrick or Burch Gold will be joining us, folks.
I haven't even gotten to the financial part because we
don't have time today. We'll talk a little bit about
it with Philip and the refinancing of this Birch Gold
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Speaker 2 (17:13):
You get all your information. How's that modern technology? Who
de thunk it? Right? Ben Harnwell? Another thing?
Speaker 1 (17:21):
So with three lines of work, right, you got the
financial I have Philip Patrick, totally turbulence seven train that's
got to be refinanced.
Speaker 2 (17:28):
We now found out.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
You just see what they're doing on the deportations in
the border, right, They're putting up barriers, they're making it tougher,
the giving people waivers, pritty s jumps all over that.
That ain't nothing compared to the stopping the kinetic part
of the Third World War, which we're in right now,
with a million seventy either dead or wounded in Ukraine,
and Ukraine looks almost as bad as as the Palisades,
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not as bad. Think about that, three years of war
with the Russian army. It doesn't look as bad. Tells
you how California looks today. Ben this article, Kagan, I
know you've got new updates on this, Biden. These guys
are shoveling money over there as fast as they can
to try to make sure the Ukrainians continue to fight,
to try to take away President Trump's ability to end
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this thing. Kagan.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
They have set a trap for President Trump.
Speaker 1 (18:19):
They want President Trump to own this war and own
the catastrophe, the geopolitical catastrophe, the human catastrophe, the financial catastrophe.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
They want it on Trump.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
They're actually writing articles in Atlantic, and you see those
guys from Atlantic, which is the new railhead of the left,
that magazine. You see him on MSMEC and CNN all
day long. They're laying a trap for President Trump. This
is why it's incumbent upon the new Secretary of State,
Marco Ruby is going to be and he's gonna be
a hammered next week.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
We're going to bring it to you live in his hearing.
They're going to be all over Marco on Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
Okay, remember those demons up there in the Senate, the
Armed Services Committee want us to be involved in per opportuity.
So Ben harm will give me an update because it
was you that dug out of the Financial Time is
a buried lead that actually President Trump is kind of
been tapped along and they'll saying, hey, maybe I can
take six months. No no, no, President Trump, President Trump
day one. Got you gotta lay down the framework that
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we're going to extract ourselves from this.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Are they going to stick it on you, sir, Ben Harnwell, thoughts.
Speaker 5 (19:21):
Steve good Running Well, it's absolutely as you say, it's
a giant loves to trap that the neo cons are
laying for President Trump, and obviously what they want to
do is they want to pin all the disaster, all
the meat grind or all the huge waste of money.
They want to pin this on Donald Trump rather than
on the outgoing regime. And Donald Trump is the only
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person really because he's at the top of the apex.
He's either going to play along and walk straight into
that trap, or he's going to turn it around in
their face. I just want to quickly go back to
something you mentioned, because it's absolutely true in your introduction
the Palisades. I think the conventional the in total damages
between one hundred, one hundred and fifty billion dollars right now.
Of course it's changing on a daily basis. Let's not
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forget that the Biden regime is given a minimum two
hundred and fifty billion dollars to Ukraine. So really, you
could rebuild the Palisades twice over and still have change.
And I'm not an advocate for saying that the federal
government should come in and fulfill the role of private insurance.
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Not in the United States. It's not aist country. But
I'm making the point. But they all weighed the flags.
They all weighed the Ukrainian flag.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
This is a huge thing, is that when we get
into these fights about the refinancing it and taking care
every assurance, you got to harken back to what these
guys did.
Speaker 2 (20:44):
They spent like drunken salers.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
We sent a quarter of a trillion dollars two hundred
and fifty billion dollars to Ukraine already in to what
to kill a million? To kill a million seven people
and leave it like Dresden.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
That's that's what we've got.
Speaker 1 (20:57):
And you're going to see these big arguments. Money is
not just tight. Money is actually non existent, and these
fight are over money. That's why the crimes in Ukraine
are just are monumental.
Speaker 2 (21:08):
What should is?
Speaker 1 (21:09):
We got a bolt bend. But what should Trump do
in these first what should be thinking about right now?
Speaker 2 (21:13):
What is your advice? You've been on this for three years,
what's your advice to the president?
Speaker 5 (21:18):
The president on day one, within the first twenty four hours,
should withdraw United States, that the United States from all
engagement in Ukraine, and should say so explicitly. Shouldn't wait
for negotiations, doesn't need to sit down with Putin, doesn't
need to sit down with Zelenski. There is nothing in
the supposed negotiations that the United States needs to fight
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for because it has no interest in being there. For
three years, the Biden regime has never said what the
United States interests are in that region of the country.
Nothing to protect, nothing to defend. So Donald Trump on
day one, first twenty four hours, should withdraw the United States.
It's as simple as that. Because if he doesn't in
six months time, and he's either going to withdraw at
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that point and hands a lens give to Putin, or
he's going to look Putin in the eye and play
a tough man and keep the United States in the game.
There's a no win situation for him. There's no uptake
for Donald Trump in the main in the game. First
entervis withdraw the United States and make sure the responsibility
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for this is pinned exactly where it belongs on Joe
by the Steve, I'm gett at harnwell on get it
all weekend.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Thank you everybody. The injury, the injury.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Justin foreanty too that the Palisades crowd was a big
Ukrainian crowd.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
Hey, I know, maybe it's a bad day to bring
it up.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
Just saying you're going to have to face all these
hard truth folks, hard truths. Ben, thank you up on
getter Ben's stuffs amazing. I wanted to leave you with
some great news coming out of California. There's a new
book app but more important in the book, there's a movement.
John Gardner joins us now from southern California, Manufacturer Local,
How to Rebuild the United States into a Manufacturing Superpower. John,
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we got about two minutes. I'm gonna toss it to you.
We're going to have you on a lot more as
we go forward. But I wanted to leave people with
you and Philip Patrick to upbeat messages at the end
of a very trying week.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Sir, what do you got Hi? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (23:14):
I wrote Manufacturer Local how to Make America the super
manufacturing Superpower of the World, because I wanted people to
understand President Trump's tariff strategy and how America paid all
of its bills for the first one hundred and forty
years of its existence with tariffs. There was no income tax,
there's no sales tax, there's no estate tax. And slowly
these taxes on the Internal Revenue Service started taxing Americans
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as they phased out the external revenue service that was
created by our founding fathers, and we need.
Speaker 2 (23:42):
To get in.
Speaker 6 (23:43):
President Trump wants to get us back to an external
revenue service that does not target our citizens. I also
want to destroy the myth of unilateral free trade and
how that benefits our nation, Americans who have been brainwashed
by academics like Milton Friedman and Thomas sol who all
I agree with some stuff they say, but they support
unilateral free trade. Meeting we teariff, we do not tear if.
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America does not tariff, while other nations tear if US
at one hundred, one hundred and fifty percent, and that
makes no sense. And on the note of unilatteral free trade,
I want to ask about the moral component. Our supply
chain is permeated with goods made by forced labor, slave labor,
and yet there's no moral component to stop that and
manufacture in America and have the dollar that people spend,
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stay within the American ecosystem, and help your neighbor, give
them a job, and stay within America, build our country
out beyond the National security is threatened when a nation
does not produce its own goods. Independent nation is only
independent if it can produce its own goods and eighty
percent of global trade is based on goods not services.
Speaker 2 (24:50):
Yeah, John, real quickly, where do people go? We're have
you back on. I want the concept to stick this weekend, folks.
Speaker 1 (24:56):
External revenue system, external revenue service, not an internal revenue service.
Look to the outside to make them pay and it
doesn't come. It doesn't increase the cost of goods, John,
where they go, brother.
Speaker 6 (25:09):
Just google manufacture local, John Gardner, Uh, just google manufactured local.
John Garden will be on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles and Walmart.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Are you are you on social media? Do you have
a social media handle?
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Ex? John Gardner?
Speaker 6 (25:24):
Voh John Gardner?
Speaker 2 (25:26):
Voh love you brother.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
Good news coming out of southern California right there, John Gardner,
thank you, look forward to having.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
You back on. Thanks Steve, thanks for having me. External
revenue the external revenue service.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
You like that sound of that? You like the ring
of that President Trump does. You've got big, big ideas
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I love that. It's got a great ring to it.
Speaker 1 (26:20):
Right, Okay, Nicole McGrady is going to take us out
with modern day holy war. I think that's what we're
in the middle of. Philip Patrick joins us next Birch Goal.
We're going to talk capital markets. We're gonna talk deficits
house President Trump in that main line of work, the
existential threat that taking time bomb of the national debt.
(26:40):
President Trump's got a plan and he's going to be
chopping wood to get us to it.
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Short commercial break, we'll return in the War Room. Just
a moment War Room. Here's your host, Stephen Kban. Okay,
(27:06):
welcome back.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
We're gonna do some capital markets and some geopolitics at
the same time as we've got Philip Patrick at from
Birch Gold and folks, we do these as we totally
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of years, people just love dealing with Philip Patrick and
his team, not just he's making a lot of smart calls,
but really the customer service and what they do to
kind of bring you in and make sure you fully
understand about precious metals ahead everything. Philip and I really
appreciate you for the audience. It may go in and
out because Philip is really contacting us from his home
(27:50):
which is in one of the places under siege in LA.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
Just give us an update. What has it been like?
What was it? This thing is so apocalyptic. I have.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
Very familiar with how do I say this play? Very
familiar with real estate and the Palisades. I have a
ton of friends, the great Johnny kind of Breitbart lots.
I mean, mo went to prep school at Marymount right
there on Sunset across from us LA. I think half
of her class of Palisades. She's got I think a
half a dozen classmates that have even lost their families,
(28:22):
houses or their own houses that they've grown up and
kind of moved back there. The thing in Palisades, Philip
is so apocalyptic, it's almost a bigger belief.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
Tell us about your experience.
Speaker 7 (28:33):
I mean, apocalyptic is the word to use, and this
has really just been devastating. I've lived through a number
of fires in Los Angeles, but never seen the devastation
I personally, like mo know a lot of people who
have lost their homes, lost their livelihoods, and it's just
(28:57):
unbelievable to see. We've been We were in the Hollywood Hills,
the fire luckily started blowing in the other direction. We
were evacuate.
Speaker 1 (29:09):
For just a night.
Speaker 7 (29:11):
So we've personally been fortunate, but just devastating. And the
more we look into it, you know, obviously the disaster
was a natural disaster, but it appears there's been some mismanagement.
Speaker 1 (29:22):
I'm also very concerned about insurances.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
Right.
Speaker 7 (29:26):
A lot of these people in high fire zones had
their insurance cut a few weeks ago. They have access
only to something called the California Fair Plan, which has
about two and a half billion dollars in funding. We're
looking at about sixty billion dollars of damage and counting.
So getting concerned whether these people are going to be
(29:46):
reimbursed and get to rebuild those homes. So really tough,
and my heart goes out to those that are really suffering.
Speaker 2 (29:56):
No, it's look, it's a look.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
The natural disaster of it is biblical. But added on
top of that and I think you're seeing this, you know,
I'd love California start own a bunch of property down
in the Laguna Beach, you know, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach
area I was, you know, had locations up in the
Palisades and then Manhattan Beach and just moved, you know,
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moved south. Although one of my exives is still up
in the Palisades, and the Palisade is such a qoint.
I mean, it's where Ronald Reagan moved in the in
the nineteen I think nineteen thirties, nineteen forties. It's just
such a quaint neighborhood. They've just been totally destroyed. Pch
in Malibu with all those classic old restaurants and houses
just all gone. It's just biggars belief.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
What happened, but it was on top of it. It's
this man.
Speaker 1 (30:44):
I mean, it's left wing we talk about all the
time at the federal level, at the international level, it's
this intrusive progressive left wing government that's intrusive but doesn't
really get anything done right.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
They're just in to get into your life.
Speaker 1 (30:56):
And I think there's got to be some accountability here
about where the firemen, where are the police officers? You
know where there's no ding on the fireman and police
officers they just weren't deployed or it's not enough of them,
and particularly where's the water, where's the equipment? I mean,
it's just stunning. I sat there for an entire day
watching here, mesmerized on seeing an MSNBC and literally at
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the palisas. Then the guys later reinforced it. Never saw
a fireman. And I'm saying, this place is they they
the entire little town burned to the ground and nobody
showed up.
Speaker 2 (31:36):
Philip. Do we still have you?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
Yeah, Okay, tell you what, Let's let's try to come back.
I'll continue on. Let's try to reboot Philip. It's gonna
be quite tough. He's still in a very active area
I mean, this is why Chris Horr's satellite phone was
so was so powerful. The on birsch Gold run of
the reason I want to have Philip on here about
the entire timing of it. She's heard yesterday from Jim Rickards.
(32:02):
I've been talking about it. The world's essentially got roughly
and I'm rounding up here, three hundred trillion dollars of
debt at every level. Okay, at every level.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
You heard Rickards say yesterday at the about the liquidity problems.
Speaker 1 (32:16):
Right, we have liquidity issues. That's one of the reasons
people are thinking about, Yeah, let's just do it by phone,
if that's easier. Uh, if you know, we've had these
liquidity issues. I keep saying the entire world's over leveraged.
That we've taken government barring, but also, you know, by
easier with less constraints. You've had corporate barring, you've had
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individual barring, you got credit card debt, you have mortgage debt.
Everything's been a little loosey goosey. As rates start to go,
you're essentially going to have the world's biggest margin call
now now, Jim Rickets called it a liquidity crisis. I'm
calling it essentially the same thing, but using a trading term,
a margin call.
Speaker 2 (32:55):
What does that mean? That means when you have leverage
and rates start going off, but they you know, they
either you got to pay.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
More interests or they just roll that interest to your
you know, to your what they call pick or payment
in kind. You just add to the face amount. Either way,
the lenders said come back and say, hey, look, you
got to put a little something more.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
In the deal.
Speaker 1 (33:16):
I need something underneath this. You need more basically more equity,
and that means cash money and people don't have it.
And so that's when you have a that's that's a
margin call. The call it says, hey, if you don't,
if you don't put some more cash into this deal,
we can hold your position. But if you don't, we're
going to blow you out of the position. We're just
going to sell the debta wherever you sell it. That uh,
(33:36):
that is what is That is what's going on now.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
This is why.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
There's a method to our madness here with the Birch
Goal guys. And we've worked on this for a number
of years. You can tell me when we got them
on the phone, I'll pick you back up. We've worked
on this with with Philip Patrine over a number of years.
That's one of the reasons we partner with it and say, hey, look,
let's let's do something different. Let's instead of talking about
the instrumentality or the actual products you guys, let's get
people smart.
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Under underpinnings of why gold is actually a hedge and
what I'm proud of us about with Philip.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
I think we started working on this three years ago
and if you read the End of the Dollar Empire,
it's pretty scary how accurate we've been. And one of
the reason is Philip and his team at Birch Gold
are I think the most seasoned professionals I've ever met
when it comes to precious medals and our team, you know,
whether it's Scott Piscent who's going to be the new
Secretary Treasury, or Peter Navara is going to be a
Special Counsel to the President for Trade and Manufacturing, or
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people like you know, Jason Trennard or Dave Bratt, you
know Cortes in the old days, EJ and TONI and
a couple of those guys may see positions also in
the government. We've done a pretty good job of the
Macro with Philip, and that's why we're talking now. But
you've got to understand this idea of the in the
end of the dollar empire of modern monetary theory, because
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this was the idea that kind of drove all this.
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Speaker 2 (34:57):
We put the information out for free. You can get that.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
You can also talk to Philip and this team, which
I strongly recommend you do. You can talk to them
what I call the instrumentality of how you get into
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you build a relationship with them, you'll know more. And look,
gold'smen on a tear for the last couple of years,
but you should think of it as a hedge against
times of trouble. Philip I'm talking about thank you for
join us for phone and Philip is in the in
the Hollywood Hills area, so that's still they're still under
you know, kind of assault, and they won't really be
up on telecommunications for a while. But join us by phone, Philip,
(35:43):
you know, rickers is On the other day we talked
about this global liquidity as we're seeing the ten year
treasury get to five, we're seeing the we're seeing that
the guilt, the guilt is literally blown up. It's it's
it's pretending a liquidity problem, maybe even a liquidity crisis
that I'd say may end up being the world's greatest
(36:04):
margin call Walt me through the thinking over at Birch Gold.
Speaker 8 (36:08):
Look that the problems are not going away at all.
Janet Yellen gave an interview recently on her way out,
saying it's very important that we too start taking government
deficits seriously, which quite frankly, was a slap in the
face after she'd added eight trillion dollars to the national debt.
(36:30):
But the premise is there, right. We are in a
very very tough position. We have a world running away
from the US dollar. We have huge deficits, about two
trillion dollars annually. And the problem is in situations like this,
with debt growth on the back of higher financing costs,
it just starts to compound the problem. We've got a
(36:52):
federal reserve now that are saying higher for longer. Obviously,
employment numbers coming out yesterday were positive, which doesn't bode
well for the Trump's supply side growth environment. But I'm
getting more and more concerned. Right when debt costs start
to go up like this, governments have to issue more
debt to pay for it. Currencies we can and ultimately
(37:15):
sometimes collapse completely. I'm getting more and more concerned of
the sort of challenge in front of Trump and best
And when it comes to balancing the books, I think
to do so without touching Social Security or defense spending,
which they've already said they won't is going to be
very tough. So ultimately it leaves us in a position
(37:37):
with higher interest rates across the board biher rates means
reduced economic activity and is just going to make the
job very, very difficult.
Speaker 3 (37:46):
Now.
Speaker 8 (37:47):
I've said before and I'll say it again, we haven't
got a better team to push, but it's a very
tough situation that we've inherited, and I think people need
to start looking at ways, as you mentioned four, to
diversify out right, just make sure we have a measure
of a hedge in place. Precious metals have provided that hedge,
(38:08):
as you say, many times, for thousands of years. But
I think in climates like this specifically, they're very conducive
for the problems we have. And this isn't the case
of people dumping all of the dollars they have, but
having a measure of insurance, and there isn't a better
one than precious metals for the problems that we have.
Speaker 2 (38:30):
You know, one of the things that concerns me.
Speaker 1 (38:31):
You know, Scott was a regular on the show, A
nice secretary Treasury or he'll be you know, his hearing
will be next week. He'll be confirmed pretty quickly. It's
already incredibly if I'm wrong, it's seven trillion dollars we
already know has to be refinanced. This is not I'm
pretty sure it's not the new issues that have to
happen with the new deficit, and we're still going at
(38:52):
a tree in dollars every hundred days.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
I mean, God blessed Doge and God bless us.
Speaker 1 (38:57):
Voted omb in this appropriations process, but it's kind of
baked in when you have a nine hundred billion dollar
NDA for national defense authorization for the military budget. I'm
sure cuts are going to come. I'm not so sure
they're going to be the scale, the are the or
as quickly as people are hoping. With seven trillion dollars,
it has to be refinanced in this coming calendar year by.
Speaker 2 (39:21):
Bestent and Treasury. What does that mean for precious metals?
Speaker 8 (39:26):
Look, I think you know they say every cloud has
a silver lining, and I think it does obviously bode
well for precious metals because it doesn't bode well for
the economy or for the dollar longer term. But it's
it's it's just a colossal problem. We have a liquidity crisis.
The sheer quantity of short term debt Janet Yellen issue
(39:49):
towards the end of her tenure presents a big problem
for best and he has to roll over a huge
amount of short term debt essentially on day one, and
it's going to get expensive and is going to compound
the problem. And I tend to agree with you. Look,
I'm excited by Doge. I think it's something we need.
(40:09):
Cutting two trillion dollars, though, is going to be an impossibility.
I just don't see how they do it, particularly if
they have to leave defense spending and social security alone,
which they're pledging to do so. So I think we're
going to continue to run deficits. The hope is that
DOGE can offset at least the tax cuts and not
increase the deficit. But then we really need to focus
(40:31):
on growing the economy and doing it in a very,
very quick manner. But the problem is one of the
challenges that the new administration is facing, at least from
a market perspective, is essentially that a lot of the
good work that they could do has already been priced
in before they've shown up. Right right after the election,
we saw the dollar index.
Speaker 1 (40:51):
So hang on one second, take a short commercial break.
Speaker 2 (40:56):
We're going to be back just a moment.
Speaker 3 (41:00):
War Room.
Speaker 2 (41:01):
Use your host, Stephen. We've got Philip Patrick on the phone.
Speaker 1 (41:08):
Can't get him up on Skype, and the reason is
he's a still a damaged part of la Philip, I
want you to continue, give me a minute or two
on that, because it's quite important. We talk about this
global liquidity crisis that's leading to a margin call. It's
going to be very disrupted to the economy. President Trump
is taking on a situation in the economy that's worse
(41:29):
than the deportation of the fifteen million, and worse than
try to stop the connect part of the Third World War,
and those are both tasked. They would take up any
administrations all the time. This is the most important, the
most and the toughest.
Speaker 8 (41:41):
Philip Patrick, Yeah, I agree vehemently. I mean I've said
before President Trump has to be a patriot because this
is the toughest job, arguably in history given to a president.
Certainly from an economic standpoint, from a geopolitical standpoint, I
don't think there is, like I said, a better amount
(42:02):
to take it on. But the level of the challenge
in front is quite frankly unfathomable. Like I said in
sort of prior to the break, I think from a
market standpoint, there are challenges. A lot of the growth
has been priced in already, which means curbing spending is
(42:22):
going to be I think the only way to get
out of it, and that's going to be a tough
job to do. So excited for the year because I
think continuing how we have been for the last four
years was an impossibility. With creative destruction, which is what's
going to be required to get us out of this mess.
(42:43):
There's going to be a level of excitement, But the
job in front of President Trump and the team is very,
very tough, to say the least.
Speaker 1 (42:53):
Philip, We've done this partnership for the last couple of
years and done the end of the dollar empire, put
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they can get the free information. People know where they go,
they're doing a great job of studying and learning up
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Speaker 2 (43:17):
And how do I get involved? What do I do
to get a million one questions? How do they engage
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Speaker 1 (43:22):
R how do they engage with your team?
Speaker 8 (43:24):
I mean, look, the first thing to do is reach
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Speaker 1 (44:37):
So I can tell you you know, starting next week,
we're going to be doing all these specials every day
about confirmations, about the executive orders, getting ready for the
jumping off point really a week from Monday, which would
be the twentieth of January, and you're rollwer twenty twenty five.
President Trump takes the oath and we get on with it.
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The one thing I can tell you, if you look
at the three big lines of work, it's nothing but turbulence.
President Trump is the steady hand that's going to get
us through this. But fasten your Seatbouts, because this is
gonna get quite bumpy. And that's why you need to
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Speaker 3 (45:10):
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Speaker 2 (45:47):
Philip.
Speaker 1 (45:48):
People want to know already in the chat you're going
to be okay, you and the family, and I know
you're recently married. I guess you're showing your bride the
the the tougher side of living in LA Right by
the way, we got hurricanes, floods and we got fire too,
so we really appreciate you doing this. What's your social
media so people and go follow you.
Speaker 8 (46:09):
Yeah, at Philip Patrick on GETA, at Philip Patrick on Ghetta.
We are safe. We're very fortunate. Thank people for reaching
out on my behalf. We're one of the fortunate ones.
There are a lot of people that haven't been, so
my heart goes out to them. But thank you for
having me on as always, Steve.
Speaker 2 (46:30):
Thank you, Philip.
Speaker 1 (46:31):
Appreciate you, Okay, Philip, Philip Patrick and the team at
Birch Gold. You know, in everything we're trying to do
now is to try to build your intellectual infrastructure so
that when you go into these fights and kind of
going to combat and we know we're calling here and
you're doing this, you're putting pressure on this that you
always kind of keeping back your mind, Hey, what's the
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but much more in the war room, started doing a
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so many people in the business have banned what are
you doing. This is snooze fast. People don't understand any
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(47:12):
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You guys have loved it. Why it shows you how
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You know, we're in a spiritual war, and I know
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itself in the material world. When you're dealing in the
imperial capital, you've got to come with the right elements.
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time Monday morning
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray
for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying
about the people.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
The people have had a belly full of it.
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I know you don't like hearing that. I know you
tried to do everything in the world to stop that,
but you're not going to stop it.
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It's going to happen.
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And where do people like that go to share the
big line? Mega media? I wish in my.
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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.
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Will be saved. Warm use your host, Stephen k Man.
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It's Saturday, eleven January and the Year of a Lord
twenty twenty five.
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Guys, if you can put up for a second, I
met off this topic.
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You put up became put Denver can put the flames
of Los Angeles. One of the smarter guys I know
had just informed me that when the engine room, we
have a lot of people that watch the show, some
of the most sophisticated people in the world, and they
send me things during this show.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
I want everybody to understand this, said, hey Bannon.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Remember the nineteen oh six fire in San Francisco burned
for four days and ultimately caused the Panic of nineteen
oh seven that JP Morgan single handedly had to fix. However,
because of how bad the financial panic was, it led
to the Fame meeting at Creature Island and eventually the
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start of the Federal Reserve. This will be monumentally worse.
This is not a jokester. He's connecting dots right there.
This is They said it's fifty billion dollars. This is
going to be one hundred and fifty bion dollars in
north This is going to bankrupt that. The that insurance
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situation out there where you can't get over you know,
you can't get all the insurance you need for the
price of these houses. Now you have to go to
a private thing that's pulled resources or it's pulled of
insurance companies, but it's kind of backed up by I
guess a semi government guarantee somehow, or at least implied.
It's gonna be a massive ballot and then you're gonna
have the whole question of why the country Why is
the country of thirty people making thirty two thousand dollars
(02:23):
a year bailing out some of the wealthier section, you know,
bailing out Holmby Hills or Beverly Hills or Brentwood or
bel Air. This is very serious, folks, and it's getting worse.
I mean, how can you justify that? How in the
(02:45):
country as great as this country, can you justify it?
You see Katie turning these figure. You go back to
a Pacific palisades there in shock. It's gone. It's gone.
The Catholic schools Corpus Christie's gone, the temple's gone, the
Episcopalian church is gone, the library is gone, the schools
are gone, the houses are gone. Alphabet streets, these quaint
(03:09):
little houses, because they've got very tight restrictions, not like Manhattan,
Bea some other places.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
You tear a place down, you build Tehran due next
to it.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
These have very strict to keep the village flavor of it,
the flavor of the place like when to a large extent,
not perfect, like when President Reagan moved there with Nancy.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
Why did they move there?
Speaker 1 (03:27):
They were they were understated, folks, gone gone.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
That fire is burning in this morning. You wait to
get to the Getty Museum.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
What the Getty Museum is one of the greatest museums
in the world, right, modern art, I think, not exactly
my line of country, but one of the great museums
of the world. Just continues gets worse. This is what happens.
And what do they do. They're sitting there trying to
(03:59):
stop Trump every step of the way, every step of
the way and everything.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I don't care if it's jiggering the.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
Balance sheet so that he's got he and bestn't have
bigger problems with what to deal with You heard Best?
You heard Benzman right what they're doing with on the
mass deportations, fighting us every step of the way right
up to the end in the Ukraine, shipping more.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
You know, Hornro is going to be in a second,
making it tougher to make.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
A real deal there. Those are the three big lines
of work everywhere you go, and every one of these
major things they're they're they're confronting you now when it
should be pencils down.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
The country rendered.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
If they believed in democracy, they would understand that the
country rendered a verdict. The country rendered a verdict on
that fiasco yesterday in New York that embarrassment and told
you what they wanted to do, and man, they did it.
They're like automatons. Convicted felon, convicted fella. I mean, the
chiron is bigger. You can't you only see the heads
of the people. The chiron's three quarters of the screen.
(04:58):
Convicted felon. Convicted fella. You got Weissman, he's like convicted felon.
Now you know he's that convicted felon. I'm not so
sure that Ac Weisman is going to play in a
cell block.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
I'm not.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
I'm just you know, don't know, don't know, don't know that. Hello, guys,
let's see your papers. Weisman, You've got bad paperwork. You
got bad paperwork, Wiseman. Let's see it. Let's see your
paperwork before you go the mess hall, before you can shower,
before you can use the TV room. Let's see your
(05:31):
Let's see your paperwork, Wiseman, Let's see it. Bad paperwork.
Speaker 2 (05:36):
Well, I needn't know.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Mmmmmm uh Mike, hangover a second. I know you got
to go, but I got to get to something.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
I want to go to the Days of Thunder for
a second. If Denver can put it up and uh,
and I'm going to try to review it him or
bring bring Linnell in for a minute. But I got
to get to this to let you know the cavalry
is on its way now.
Speaker 2 (05:57):
Our theory of the case is you got to flood
the zone.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
On this meeting and the apparatus, otherwise they're going to
try to pick you off one at a time and
that's what happens.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
Right.
Speaker 1 (06:05):
So here here's the good news starting next week and
I'll read these and we put it up Denver on Tuesday.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
These are the hearings that are now scheduled. And next
week it's just flooded. They flood the zone next week
and they and they've done.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
A great job of getting folks ready because you got
to You gotta get all the paperwork for the FBI.
You also get all your financial stuff in order. This
is not easy. It's very cumbersome, very complicated. Then you
have to do a murder board. You have to go
through exercise day after day of the questions are going
to be asked, so they're prepared. On Tuesday, we have
Doug Collins at the VA Congressman, former congressman at Georgia.
(06:40):
Doug Collins, you got the one and only Pete Hegsith
that starts at nine point thirty a sect. Def we're
going to be there with the veterans beforehand, I'm in
the Morning show. We'll be covering that. We're gonna cover this,
and we're gonna cover these live and figure out jump
back and forth. We'll be picking up coverage next week
Governor Doug Burgh, Secretary of Interior. That'll be amazing, right,
(07:03):
Energy National Resource Commer. Then Wednesday, Christy Nome Homeland Security,
Pam Bondi, Attorney General, Chris Wright, Energy, Mark or Rubio,
Secretary of State, Ratcliffe, Director of the CIA, Sean Duffy, Transportation,
RUSS vote, the one and only RUSS vote, O and
B folks for the transition team. Bravo, zul A great job.
(07:26):
Look at that with six or seven there. Next day,
Pam Bondy, I think comes back for day two. Right,
You've got Lee Zelden at EPA, Scott Turner at HUT,
and our own Scott Bessant, the Secretary of the Treasury.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
So that's going to flood the zone.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Next we have Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, you get them all in. Hey,
I don't know, maybe some committee votes shortly thereafter after
President Trump takes the inauguration, maybe committee votes, I don't know, Tuesday, Wednesday,
right to the floor. You know, next week could have
a you know, it could feeld a pretty good team.
This is what said.
Speaker 2 (08:01):
I would have loved to have those a couple of
weeks ago.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
It wasn't to be, but you got it done because
the Senate guys are trying to push it back. This
is Susie Wilds and the team, Jason Miller, Steven Miller,
all of them.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Great job to get President Trump's team.
Speaker 1 (08:14):
So Days of Thunder are going to start a little
early because I'm sure there's gonna be some fireworks. We
got to hey, we're gonna have to be fixed, ban nets.
We've got to get these people across the line. The
Democrats are out there plotting and planning right if they
can't stop it, to try to embarrass and humiliate people,
and President Trump.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
We're gonna be the head of the curve on that
to just make sure get ready.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
Next week's a work week, okay, And then following the
following Days of Thunder really going to kick off in
the afternoon of the twentieth because President Trump's coming in
for shock and awe in every one of those verticals.
I think they're working on one hundred. Now the one
hundred just a minute. The hundred are not going to
all be day one. First off, you've got to get
these legal opinions off as a legal counsel. But there's
going to be a grunch that are going to be
(08:55):
day one. In addition to other things. They're working on
some fantastics stuff and it's going to put people. It's
going to you're going to know there's a new sheriff
in town when you see it. So folks take the
weekend off, get ready next week's the war and posse
up on the ramparts for the for the confirmation hearings,
and then get ready to support President Trump President Trump
(09:17):
when he's when he pulls the trigger on Monday. We're
also going to have some things in Washington, announce some
events that we want to invite the war and posse
to to the degree we can kind of handle crowds,
but we're going to be announcing that with Moe probably
Monday morning. Maybe I'll put up on getter over the
weekend if we get there. But a bunch of groups
are coming together and put some stuff on. Be quite fascinating.
(09:38):
Mike Lindell, you join us, sir. I need a flannel sheet,
I need a cross, I need a pillow.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
What do you got for me? And how we're going
to do it.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
Well, Steve, I want to quick make a comment on
what on the fire's out there. First of all, we're
praying for everybody in California, and I want to say it.
You see everybody how important it is that elections are
to secure our election platforms. When you have people in
charge that make nonsensical decisions or non decisions. It's a
perfect example of the nonsense with Newsom and everyone else
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out there. But anyway, our prayers go out to them
any other for the weekend.
Speaker 2 (10:14):
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We're in our big meetings today, so maybe I'll get
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Speaker 2 (11:33):
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Speaker 1 (11:37):
The crosses are a genius. I know people order them.
They're they're stoked already. So one more time, where do
people go for all this?
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Speaker 1 (12:20):
Last, we don't need no stinking satin sheets. Were populist,
Give me a give me a flannel sheet. Michael Dell,
love you brother, See you Monday. We'll talk later. We'll
talk saff and we'll see you Monday. Back of the show,
John Sparopolis. John, when you start and tell people what
you're doing, where they go, how they follow you, how
do you support you?
Speaker 2 (12:40):
What are you going to get here? All of it? Well?
Speaker 4 (12:43):
Next Friday we have head toward Washington from Indiana. Moved
out of California a year and a half ago. Just
in time, we're going to be going into the crowds
at the rally on the nineteenth, on Sunday, and at
the inauguration. We want to hear from the people, the
people who have suffered through the last four years. I
(13:06):
didn't watch network television from election night twenty twenty because
of that fraud Gyllan election. And you know when I
talked to people across the country when we went with
the truckers from California to Washington, they were all livid.
They were all fed up with the tyranny. And we
want to celebrate. Is that simple? We just want to
(13:27):
celebrate and revel in that victory. And while we're there,
of course, there's going to be some news breaking, so
we're going to ask people about that. So we have
executive orders as you mentioned, hopefully we have pardoned of most,
if not all, of the Jay sixers political prisoners, and
we're going to be monitoring what the news is and
(13:50):
finding out when it's going to happen. Now you may
have an inside track on this, because hey.
Speaker 2 (13:55):
Hey, where do people where do people? Where do people go?
Where do people go? Real quickly about to jump, where
do people go to get this? Find out about this?
Speaker 4 (14:04):
I'm at at let's roll America at Let's Roll America
on X, Truth, Social and Getter.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
Okay, brother, we'll see you in DC. I guess you're
excited about the fact you moved from LA. You move
from you meet from Southern California. You meet from Southern
California to LA. Your everything's opening you, John, as soon
as you get here. You can come any where you
want anytime.
Speaker 4 (14:28):
Come and visit the posse, posse meet up.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
Okay, see you then? Good?
Speaker 1 (14:33):
Okay, brother, see it. We're gonna be putting out everything.
We'll do it on Monday. I'm a little behind.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
So much going on.
Speaker 1 (14:41):
We're gonna put out Monday. The whole schedule for the
week has us on. There'll be various things we can
we can hang out together. Love hanging out with you guys.
Whether it's am Faz here, it's inauguration, it's going to
be historic. It's going to be classic, once in a lifetime.
Johnny Kahn, who lost his house and the Palisades, takes
us out.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
Use your host. Stephen came back.
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Nicole Shanahan, we've had it on the show. She's the
vice presidential of Canadon under Bobby Kennedy. Comes from Silicon Valley.
One of the smartest people I know, Nicole Shanahan. And
if Grace can get it in the life chat and
get to camera, let's get to Denver sous they can
put it up. This is a quote for all of
you climate change doomsayers. California has been out of a
(15:27):
drought since twenty twenty two. We've seen record rainfall, and
yet the California Department of Order Resources, big city mayors,
and the governor have failed to use that water to
increase ground hydration and strengthen emergency fire services. They look
the other way despite warnings from universities, fire departments, farmers
and consultants offering actionable plans. It's mind boggling negligence. I
(15:50):
would say criminal negligence, ma'am. Continuing on, the government of
in California has been taking orders from the wrong people
for too long. It's time they wake up, grow a pair,
and get to work for the people. That's Nicole Shanahan,
vice presidential candidate with Bobby Kennedy and hopefully she takes
a senior role in President Trump's administration. Birch Gold dot com.
(16:15):
Philip Patrick is going to be with me. Philip actually
had his house evacuate the other night. He's still got
some tough sell service. We're going to try to get
him up on video and I hope it goes well.
Philip Patrick or Burch Gold will be joining us, folks.
I haven't even gotten to the financial part because we
don't have time today. We'll talk a little bit about
it with Philip and the refinancing of this Birch Gold
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Speaker 2 (17:13):
You get all your information. How's that modern technology? Who
de thunk it? Right? Ben Harnwell? Another thing?
Speaker 1 (17:21):
So with three lines of work, right, you got the
financial I have Philip Patrick, totally turbulence seven train that's
got to be refinanced.
Speaker 2 (17:28):
We now found out.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
You just see what they're doing on the deportations in
the border, right, They're putting up barriers, they're making it tougher,
the giving people waivers, pritty s jumps all over that.
That ain't nothing compared to the stopping the kinetic part
of the Third World War, which we're in right now,
with a million seventy either dead or wounded in Ukraine,
and Ukraine looks almost as bad as as the Palisades,
(17:53):
not as bad. Think about that, three years of war
with the Russian army. It doesn't look as bad. Tells
you how California looks today. Ben this article, Kagan, I
know you've got new updates on this, Biden. These guys
are shoveling money over there as fast as they can
to try to make sure the Ukrainians continue to fight,
to try to take away President Trump's ability to end
(18:15):
this thing. Kagan.
Speaker 2 (18:16):
They have set a trap for President Trump.
Speaker 1 (18:19):
They want President Trump to own this war and own
the catastrophe, the geopolitical catastrophe, the human catastrophe, the financial catastrophe.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
They want it on Trump.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
They're actually writing articles in Atlantic, and you see those
guys from Atlantic, which is the new railhead of the left,
that magazine. You see him on MSMEC and CNN all
day long. They're laying a trap for President Trump. This
is why it's incumbent upon the new Secretary of State,
Marco Ruby is going to be and he's gonna be
a hammered next week.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
We're going to bring it to you live in his hearing.
They're going to be all over Marco on Ukraine.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
Okay, remember those demons up there in the Senate, the
Armed Services Committee want us to be involved in per opportuity.
So Ben harm will give me an update because it
was you that dug out of the Financial Time is
a buried lead that actually President Trump is kind of
been tapped along and they'll saying, hey, maybe I can
take six months. No no, no, President Trump, President Trump
day one. Got you gotta lay down the framework that
(19:15):
we're going to extract ourselves from this.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Are they going to stick it on you, sir, Ben Harnwell, thoughts.
Speaker 5 (19:21):
Steve good Running Well, it's absolutely as you say, it's
a giant loves to trap that the neo cons are
laying for President Trump, and obviously what they want to
do is they want to pin all the disaster, all
the meat grind or all the huge waste of money.
They want to pin this on Donald Trump rather than
on the outgoing regime. And Donald Trump is the only
(19:44):
person really because he's at the top of the apex.
He's either going to play along and walk straight into
that trap, or he's going to turn it around in
their face. I just want to quickly go back to
something you mentioned, because it's absolutely true in your introduction
the Palisades. I think the conventional the in total damages
between one hundred, one hundred and fifty billion dollars right now.
Of course it's changing on a daily basis. Let's not
(20:06):
forget that the Biden regime is given a minimum two
hundred and fifty billion dollars to Ukraine. So really, you
could rebuild the Palisades twice over and still have change.
And I'm not an advocate for saying that the federal
government should come in and fulfill the role of private insurance.
(20:27):
Not in the United States. It's not aist country. But
I'm making the point. But they all weighed the flags.
They all weighed the Ukrainian flag.
Speaker 1 (20:35):
This is a huge thing, is that when we get
into these fights about the refinancing it and taking care
every assurance, you got to harken back to what these
guys did.
Speaker 2 (20:44):
They spent like drunken salers.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
We sent a quarter of a trillion dollars two hundred
and fifty billion dollars to Ukraine already in to what
to kill a million? To kill a million seven people
and leave it like Dresden.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
That's that's what we've got.
Speaker 1 (20:57):
And you're going to see these big arguments. Money is
not just tight. Money is actually non existent, and these
fight are over money. That's why the crimes in Ukraine
are just are monumental.
Speaker 2 (21:08):
What should is?
Speaker 1 (21:09):
We got a bolt bend. But what should Trump do
in these first what should be thinking about right now?
Speaker 2 (21:13):
What is your advice? You've been on this for three years,
what's your advice to the president?
Speaker 5 (21:18):
The president on day one, within the first twenty four hours,
should withdraw United States, that the United States from all
engagement in Ukraine, and should say so explicitly. Shouldn't wait
for negotiations, doesn't need to sit down with Putin, doesn't
need to sit down with Zelenski. There is nothing in
the supposed negotiations that the United States needs to fight
(21:38):
for because it has no interest in being there. For
three years, the Biden regime has never said what the
United States interests are in that region of the country.
Nothing to protect, nothing to defend. So Donald Trump on
day one, first twenty four hours, should withdraw the United States.
It's as simple as that. Because if he doesn't in
six months time, and he's either going to withdraw at
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that point and hands a lens give to Putin, or
he's going to look Putin in the eye and play
a tough man and keep the United States in the game.
There's a no win situation for him. There's no uptake
for Donald Trump in the main in the game. First
entervis withdraw the United States and make sure the responsibility
(22:22):
for this is pinned exactly where it belongs on Joe
by the Steve, I'm gett at harnwell on get it
all weekend.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Thank you everybody. The injury, the injury.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Justin foreanty too that the Palisades crowd was a big
Ukrainian crowd.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
Hey, I know, maybe it's a bad day to bring
it up.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
Just saying you're going to have to face all these
hard truth folks, hard truths. Ben, thank you up on
getter Ben's stuffs amazing. I wanted to leave you with
some great news coming out of California. There's a new
book app but more important in the book, there's a movement.
John Gardner joins us now from southern California, Manufacturer Local,
How to Rebuild the United States into a Manufacturing Superpower. John,
(23:00):
we got about two minutes. I'm gonna toss it to you.
We're going to have you on a lot more as
we go forward. But I wanted to leave people with
you and Philip Patrick to upbeat messages at the end
of a very trying week.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Sir, what do you got Hi? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (23:14):
I wrote Manufacturer Local how to Make America the super
manufacturing Superpower of the World, because I wanted people to
understand President Trump's tariff strategy and how America paid all
of its bills for the first one hundred and forty
years of its existence with tariffs. There was no income tax,
there's no sales tax, there's no estate tax. And slowly
these taxes on the Internal Revenue Service started taxing Americans
(23:37):
as they phased out the external revenue service that was
created by our founding fathers, and we need.
Speaker 2 (23:42):
To get in.
Speaker 6 (23:43):
President Trump wants to get us back to an external
revenue service that does not target our citizens. I also
want to destroy the myth of unilateral free trade and
how that benefits our nation, Americans who have been brainwashed
by academics like Milton Friedman and Thomas sol who all
I agree with some stuff they say, but they support
unilateral free trade. Meeting we teariff, we do not tear if.
(24:05):
America does not tariff, while other nations tear if US
at one hundred, one hundred and fifty percent, and that
makes no sense. And on the note of unilatteral free trade,
I want to ask about the moral component. Our supply
chain is permeated with goods made by forced labor, slave labor,
and yet there's no moral component to stop that and
manufacture in America and have the dollar that people spend,
(24:26):
stay within the American ecosystem, and help your neighbor, give
them a job, and stay within America, build our country
out beyond the National security is threatened when a nation
does not produce its own goods. Independent nation is only
independent if it can produce its own goods and eighty
percent of global trade is based on goods not services.
Speaker 2 (24:50):
Yeah, John, real quickly, where do people go? We're have
you back on. I want the concept to stick this weekend, folks.
Speaker 1 (24:56):
External revenue system, external revenue service, not an internal revenue service.
Look to the outside to make them pay and it
doesn't come. It doesn't increase the cost of goods, John,
where they go, brother.
Speaker 6 (25:09):
Just google manufacture local, John Gardner, Uh, just google manufactured local.
John Garden will be on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles and Walmart.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Are you are you on social media? Do you have
a social media handle?
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Ex? John Gardner?
Speaker 6 (25:24):
Voh John Gardner?
Speaker 2 (25:26):
Voh love you brother.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
Good news coming out of southern California right there, John Gardner,
thank you, look forward to having.
Speaker 2 (25:33):
You back on. Thanks Steve, thanks for having me. External
revenue the external revenue service.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
You like that sound of that? You like the ring
of that President Trump does. You've got big, big ideas
on trade and on tariff's. Okay, We're gonna take a
short commercial break. Philip Patrick shon joining the other side. Hey,
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How do you avoid that?
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The guys at Jason Medical doctor Sean Rollins in the
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Go check it out today. Boy Gardner's amazing external revenue service.
I love that. It's got a great ring to it.
Speaker 1 (26:20):
Right, Okay, Nicole McGrady is going to take us out
with modern day holy war. I think that's what we're
in the middle of. Philip Patrick joins us next Birch Goal.
We're going to talk capital markets. We're gonna talk deficits
house President Trump in that main line of work, the
existential threat that taking time bomb of the national debt.
(26:40):
President Trump's got a plan and he's going to be
chopping wood to get us to it.
Speaker 2 (26:43):
Short commercial break, we'll return in the War Room. Just
a moment War Room. Here's your host, Stephen Kban. Okay,
(27:06):
welcome back.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
We're gonna do some capital markets and some geopolitics at
the same time as we've got Philip Patrick at from
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appreciate you for the audience. It may go in and
out because Philip is really contacting us from his home
(27:50):
which is in one of the places under siege in LA.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
Just give us an update. What has it been like?
What was it? This thing is so apocalyptic. I have.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
Very familiar with how do I say this play? Very
familiar with real estate and the Palisades. I have a
ton of friends, the great Johnny kind of Breitbart lots.
I mean, mo went to prep school at Marymount right
there on Sunset across from us LA. I think half
of her class of Palisades. She's got I think a
half a dozen classmates that have even lost their families,
(28:22):
houses or their own houses that they've grown up and
kind of moved back there. The thing in Palisades, Philip
is so apocalyptic, it's almost a bigger belief.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
Tell us about your experience.
Speaker 7 (28:33):
I mean, apocalyptic is the word to use, and this
has really just been devastating. I've lived through a number
of fires in Los Angeles, but never seen the devastation
I personally, like mo know a lot of people who
have lost their homes, lost their livelihoods, and it's just
(28:57):
unbelievable to see. We've been We were in the Hollywood Hills,
the fire luckily started blowing in the other direction. We
were evacuate.
Speaker 1 (29:09):
For just a night.
Speaker 7 (29:11):
So we've personally been fortunate, but just devastating. And the
more we look into it, you know, obviously the disaster
was a natural disaster, but it appears there's been some mismanagement.
Speaker 1 (29:22):
I'm also very concerned about insurances.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
Right.
Speaker 7 (29:26):
A lot of these people in high fire zones had
their insurance cut a few weeks ago. They have access
only to something called the California Fair Plan, which has
about two and a half billion dollars in funding. We're
looking at about sixty billion dollars of damage and counting.
So getting concerned whether these people are going to be
(29:46):
reimbursed and get to rebuild those homes. So really tough,
and my heart goes out to those that are really suffering.
Speaker 2 (29:56):
No, it's look, it's a look.
Speaker 1 (30:01):
The natural disaster of it is biblical. But added on
top of that and I think you're seeing this, you know,
I'd love California start own a bunch of property down
in the Laguna Beach, you know, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach
area I was, you know, had locations up in the
Palisades and then Manhattan Beach and just moved, you know,
(30:21):
moved south. Although one of my exives is still up
in the Palisades, and the Palisade is such a qoint.
I mean, it's where Ronald Reagan moved in the in
the nineteen I think nineteen thirties, nineteen forties. It's just
such a quaint neighborhood. They've just been totally destroyed. Pch
in Malibu with all those classic old restaurants and houses
just all gone. It's just biggars belief.
Speaker 2 (30:42):
What happened, but it was on top of it. It's
this man.
Speaker 1 (30:44):
I mean, it's left wing we talk about all the
time at the federal level, at the international level, it's
this intrusive progressive left wing government that's intrusive but doesn't
really get anything done right.
Speaker 2 (30:55):
They're just in to get into your life.
Speaker 1 (30:56):
And I think there's got to be some accountability here
about where the firemen, where are the police officers? You
know where there's no ding on the fireman and police
officers they just weren't deployed or it's not enough of them,
and particularly where's the water, where's the equipment? I mean,
it's just stunning. I sat there for an entire day
watching here, mesmerized on seeing an MSNBC and literally at
(31:18):
the palisas. Then the guys later reinforced it. Never saw
a fireman. And I'm saying, this place is they they
the entire little town burned to the ground and nobody
showed up.
Speaker 2 (31:36):
Philip. Do we still have you?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
Yeah, Okay, tell you what, Let's let's try to come back.
I'll continue on. Let's try to reboot Philip. It's gonna
be quite tough. He's still in a very active area
I mean, this is why Chris Horr's satellite phone was
so was so powerful. The on birsch Gold run of
the reason I want to have Philip on here about
the entire timing of it. She's heard yesterday from Jim Rickards.
(32:02):
I've been talking about it. The world's essentially got roughly
and I'm rounding up here, three hundred trillion dollars of
debt at every level. Okay, at every level.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
You heard Rickards say yesterday at the about the liquidity problems.
Speaker 1 (32:16):
Right, we have liquidity issues. That's one of the reasons
people are thinking about, Yeah, let's just do it by phone,
if that's easier. Uh, if you know, we've had these
liquidity issues. I keep saying the entire world's over leveraged.
That we've taken government barring, but also, you know, by
easier with less constraints. You've had corporate barring, you've had
(32:39):
individual barring, you got credit card debt, you have mortgage debt.
Everything's been a little loosey goosey. As rates start to go,
you're essentially going to have the world's biggest margin call
now now, Jim Rickets called it a liquidity crisis. I'm
calling it essentially the same thing, but using a trading term,
a margin call.
Speaker 2 (32:55):
What does that mean? That means when you have leverage
and rates start going off, but they you know, they
either you got to pay.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
More interests or they just roll that interest to your
you know, to your what they call pick or payment
in kind. You just add to the face amount. Either way,
the lenders said come back and say, hey, look, you
got to put a little something more.
Speaker 2 (33:16):
In the deal.
Speaker 1 (33:16):
I need something underneath this. You need more basically more equity,
and that means cash money and people don't have it.
And so that's when you have a that's that's a
margin call. The call it says, hey, if you don't,
if you don't put some more cash into this deal,
we can hold your position. But if you don't, we're
going to blow you out of the position. We're just
going to sell the debta wherever you sell it. That uh,
(33:36):
that is what is That is what's going on now.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
This is why.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
There's a method to our madness here with the Birch
Goal guys. And we've worked on this for a number
of years. You can tell me when we got them
on the phone, I'll pick you back up. We've worked
on this with with Philip Patrine over a number of years.
That's one of the reasons we partner with it and say, hey, look,
let's let's do something different. Let's instead of talking about
the instrumentality or the actual products you guys, let's get
people smart.
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Under underpinnings of why gold is actually a hedge and
what I'm proud of us about with Philip.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
I think we started working on this three years ago
and if you read the End of the Dollar Empire,
it's pretty scary how accurate we've been. And one of
the reason is Philip and his team at Birch Gold
are I think the most seasoned professionals I've ever met
when it comes to precious medals and our team, you know,
whether it's Scott Piscent who's going to be the new
Secretary Treasury, or Peter Navara is going to be a
Special Counsel to the President for Trade and Manufacturing, or
(34:29):
people like you know, Jason Trennard or Dave Bratt, you
know Cortes in the old days, EJ and TONI and
a couple of those guys may see positions also in
the government. We've done a pretty good job of the
Macro with Philip, and that's why we're talking now. But
you've got to understand this idea of the in the
end of the dollar empire of modern monetary theory, because
(34:50):
this was the idea that kind of drove all this.
So go right now to Birch Gold dot com slash
bandit you get all the series free.
Speaker 2 (34:57):
We put the information out for free. You can get that.
Speaker 1 (35:00):
You can also talk to Philip and this team, which
I strongly recommend you do. You can talk to them
what I call the instrumentality of how you get into
precious metals. A couple of easy ways of your ir
A or four one ks. They've got all kinds of
tax deferred or tax free ways to do that. So
it we're going to give you the Macro information for free.
They'll give you all the other information for free. But
(35:21):
you build a relationship with them, you'll know more. And look,
gold'smen on a tear for the last couple of years,
but you should think of it as a hedge against
times of trouble. Philip I'm talking about thank you for
join us for phone and Philip is in the in
the Hollywood Hills area, so that's still they're still under
you know, kind of assault, and they won't really be
up on telecommunications for a while. But join us by phone, Philip,
(35:43):
you know, rickers is On the other day we talked
about this global liquidity as we're seeing the ten year
treasury get to five, we're seeing the we're seeing that
the guilt, the guilt is literally blown up. It's it's
it's pretending a liquidity problem, maybe even a liquidity crisis
that I'd say may end up being the world's greatest
(36:04):
margin call Walt me through the thinking over at Birch Gold.
Speaker 8 (36:08):
Look that the problems are not going away at all.
Janet Yellen gave an interview recently on her way out,
saying it's very important that we too start taking government
deficits seriously, which quite frankly, was a slap in the
face after she'd added eight trillion dollars to the national debt.
(36:30):
But the premise is there, right. We are in a
very very tough position. We have a world running away
from the US dollar. We have huge deficits, about two
trillion dollars annually. And the problem is in situations like this,
with debt growth on the back of higher financing costs,
it just starts to compound the problem. We've got a
(36:52):
federal reserve now that are saying higher for longer. Obviously,
employment numbers coming out yesterday were positive, which doesn't bode
well for the Trump's supply side growth environment. But I'm
getting more and more concerned. Right when debt costs start
to go up like this, governments have to issue more
debt to pay for it. Currencies we can and ultimately
(37:15):
sometimes collapse completely. I'm getting more and more concerned of
the sort of challenge in front of Trump and best
And when it comes to balancing the books, I think
to do so without touching Social Security or defense spending,
which they've already said they won't is going to be
very tough. So ultimately it leaves us in a position
(37:37):
with higher interest rates across the board biher rates means
reduced economic activity and is just going to make the
job very, very difficult.
Speaker 3 (37:46):
Now.
Speaker 8 (37:47):
I've said before and I'll say it again, we haven't
got a better team to push, but it's a very
tough situation that we've inherited, and I think people need
to start looking at ways, as you mentioned four, to
diversify out right, just make sure we have a measure
of a hedge in place. Precious metals have provided that hedge,
(38:08):
as you say, many times, for thousands of years. But
I think in climates like this specifically, they're very conducive
for the problems we have. And this isn't the case
of people dumping all of the dollars they have, but
having a measure of insurance, and there isn't a better
one than precious metals for the problems that we have.
Speaker 2 (38:30):
You know, one of the things that concerns me.
Speaker 1 (38:31):
You know, Scott was a regular on the show, A
nice secretary Treasury or he'll be you know, his hearing
will be next week. He'll be confirmed pretty quickly. It's
already incredibly if I'm wrong, it's seven trillion dollars we
already know has to be refinanced. This is not I'm
pretty sure it's not the new issues that have to
happen with the new deficit, and we're still going at
(38:52):
a tree in dollars every hundred days.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
I mean, God blessed Doge and God bless us.
Speaker 1 (38:57):
Voted omb in this appropriations process, but it's kind of
baked in when you have a nine hundred billion dollar
NDA for national defense authorization for the military budget. I'm
sure cuts are going to come. I'm not so sure
they're going to be the scale, the are the or
as quickly as people are hoping. With seven trillion dollars,
it has to be refinanced in this coming calendar year by.
Speaker 2 (39:21):
Bestent and Treasury. What does that mean for precious metals?
Speaker 8 (39:26):
Look, I think you know they say every cloud has
a silver lining, and I think it does obviously bode
well for precious metals because it doesn't bode well for
the economy or for the dollar longer term. But it's
it's it's just a colossal problem. We have a liquidity crisis.
The sheer quantity of short term debt Janet Yellen issue
(39:49):
towards the end of her tenure presents a big problem
for best and he has to roll over a huge
amount of short term debt essentially on day one, and
it's going to get expensive and is going to compound
the problem. And I tend to agree with you. Look,
I'm excited by Doge. I think it's something we need.
(40:09):
Cutting two trillion dollars, though, is going to be an impossibility.
I just don't see how they do it, particularly if
they have to leave defense spending and social security alone,
which they're pledging to do so. So I think we're
going to continue to run deficits. The hope is that
DOGE can offset at least the tax cuts and not
increase the deficit. But then we really need to focus
(40:31):
on growing the economy and doing it in a very,
very quick manner. But the problem is one of the
challenges that the new administration is facing, at least from
a market perspective, is essentially that a lot of the
good work that they could do has already been priced
in before they've shown up. Right right after the election,
we saw the dollar index.
Speaker 1 (40:51):
So hang on one second, take a short commercial break.
Speaker 2 (40:56):
We're going to be back just a moment.
Speaker 3 (41:00):
War Room.
Speaker 2 (41:01):
Use your host, Stephen. We've got Philip Patrick on the phone.
Speaker 1 (41:08):
Can't get him up on Skype, and the reason is
he's a still a damaged part of la Philip, I
want you to continue, give me a minute or two
on that, because it's quite important. We talk about this
global liquidity crisis that's leading to a margin call. It's
going to be very disrupted to the economy. President Trump
is taking on a situation in the economy that's worse
(41:29):
than the deportation of the fifteen million, and worse than
try to stop the connect part of the Third World War,
and those are both tasked. They would take up any
administrations all the time. This is the most important, the
most and the toughest.
Speaker 8 (41:41):
Philip Patrick, Yeah, I agree vehemently. I mean I've said
before President Trump has to be a patriot because this
is the toughest job, arguably in history given to a president.
Certainly from an economic standpoint, from a geopolitical standpoint, I
don't think there is, like I said, a better amount
(42:02):
to take it on. But the level of the challenge
in front is quite frankly unfathomable. Like I said in
sort of prior to the break, I think from a
market standpoint, there are challenges. A lot of the growth
has been priced in already, which means curbing spending is
(42:22):
going to be I think the only way to get
out of it, and that's going to be a tough
job to do. So excited for the year because I
think continuing how we have been for the last four
years was an impossibility. With creative destruction, which is what's
going to be required to get us out of this mess.
(42:43):
There's going to be a level of excitement, But the
job in front of President Trump and the team is very,
very tough, to say the least.
Speaker 1 (42:53):
Philip, We've done this partnership for the last couple of
years and done the end of the dollar empire, put
all this free information. But I want people well specifically
they can get the free information. People know where they go,
they're doing a great job of studying and learning up
on it. I want to make sure people know how
they actually get a relationship and get to know you
and your team there so they can start to think
through hey, maybe Precious Metals is right for me? What
(43:16):
instrument do I doing?
Speaker 2 (43:17):
And how do I get involved? What do I do
to get a million one questions? How do they engage
with you?
Speaker 1 (43:22):
R how do they engage with your team?
Speaker 8 (43:24):
I mean, look, the first thing to do is reach
out and get the information. Two ways to do that.
One is Birchgold dot com forward slash Bannon Birchgold dot
com forward slash Bannon for those who prefer text, very
simple text Bannon to nine eight nine eight nine eight
Bannon to nine eight ninety eight nine eight. That will
(43:47):
get them access to the end of the Dollar Empire series.
The most recent volume, volume six, is now out on
modern monetary theory. I don't think there is a topic
more current than that today. I think everybody should read
all volumes and certainly the new one, volume six. From there,
they have access to a free information guide on how
(44:10):
and why to invest in precious medals, as well as
an add on on why to invest in precious medals
under a Trump administration specifically. From there, they'll have access
to myself and a lot of people like myself that
are there to guide through, answer any questions and sort
of make people comfortable. So get the information. Start there,
(44:32):
get reading, and we'll be here to support from them.
Speaker 1 (44:37):
So I can tell you you know, starting next week,
we're going to be doing all these specials every day
about confirmations, about the executive orders, getting ready for the
jumping off point really a week from Monday, which would
be the twentieth of January, and you're rollwer twenty twenty five.
President Trump takes the oath and we get on with it.
(44:58):
The one thing I can tell you, if you look
at the three big lines of work, it's nothing but turbulence.
President Trump is the steady hand that's going to get
us through this. But fasten your Seatbouts, because this is
gonna get quite bumpy. And that's why you need to
talk to the guys at Birch Gold.
Speaker 3 (45:10):
Now.
Speaker 1 (45:10):
You need to talk to the men and women over there.
Start to build your relationships. You can right now. The
simple way to do is text Bannon and nine eight
nine eight nine eight, or go to the go to
the site Birch Gold dot com forward slash bannon. You
get the end of the dollar. I'm probably you can.
Also they have free brochures, all of it free on
you know, four to one k's, i RAS, tax deferred instruments,
(45:34):
the different ways you can get involved, But do it
today and talk to the talk to the guys at
Birch Gold. Get a personal relationship. Make sure you understand
this and learn why gold has been a hedge for
five thousand years of manas recorded history.
Speaker 2 (45:47):
Philip.
Speaker 1 (45:48):
People want to know already in the chat you're going
to be okay, you and the family, and I know
you're recently married. I guess you're showing your bride the
the the tougher side of living in LA Right by
the way, we got hurricanes, floods and we got fire too,
so we really appreciate you doing this. What's your social
media so people and go follow you.
Speaker 8 (46:09):
Yeah, at Philip Patrick on GETA, at Philip Patrick on Ghetta.
We are safe. We're very fortunate. Thank people for reaching
out on my behalf. We're one of the fortunate ones.
There are a lot of people that haven't been, so
my heart goes out to them. But thank you for
having me on as always, Steve.
Speaker 2 (46:30):
Thank you, Philip.
Speaker 1 (46:31):
Appreciate you, Okay, Philip, Philip Patrick and the team at
Birch Gold. You know, in everything we're trying to do
now is to try to build your intellectual infrastructure so
that when you go into these fights and kind of
going to combat and we know we're calling here and
you're doing this, you're putting pressure on this that you
always kind of keeping back your mind, Hey, what's the
(46:52):
idea that striving us. That's one of the things I'm
proud of about the show is that when I first
started doing this, even even at Brakebirart Radio a little bit,
but much more in the war room, started doing a
lot of capital markets and finance and economics. You know,
so many people in the business have banned what are
you doing. This is snooze fast. People don't understand any
of this thing. I said, I don't know. Let's give
(47:12):
it some time and the audience.
Speaker 2 (47:14):
You guys have loved it. Why it shows you how
the way the world works. At the end of the day.
Speaker 1 (47:19):
You know, we're in a spiritual war, and I know
our army the Waken understands that. But that war manifests
itself in the material world. When you're dealing in the
imperial capital, you've got to come with the right elements.
Speaker 2 (47:33):
But man, it's all about money and power. Okay. Birch
Gold dot Com. I'm really proud to have those guys.
Speaker 1 (47:38):
And listen whether you can do it today, whether you
have money to invest today right or set aside. Find
out about gold, they find out why it's been a hedge.
Very important. That's why that's why the team at Birch
Gold so good. Birch Gold dot Com for Sash Bean, Philipatrian,
the squad the Right Stuff takes us out on a Saturday.
(48:00):
Next week going to be crazy. I'm going to be
up on social media the entire weekend. We're kicking off
with massive shows all next week. You want the inside scoop,
you want to know whether this thing's really heading. In fact,
you want to know where it's heading. Two three weeks
months in advance. That's the war Room y'all brought this victory.
(48:20):
It was on your shoulders.
Speaker 2 (48:21):
Arrested.
Speaker 1 (48:23):
President Trump needed you to have his back, and you did.
You know why, Donald John Trump and the War Room
posse and the Maga movement.
Speaker 2 (48:32):
They got the right stuff.
Speaker 1 (48:34):
We'll see you.
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We're going to leave you here now.
Speaker 1 (48:35):
We'll see you back here at ten am Eastern Standard
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