June 6, 2025 • 54 mins
THE WAR ROOM WITH STEPHEN K. BANNON, JUNE 6TH, 2025
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CAROLINE WREN
JACK POSOBIEC
DAVID ZERE
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray
for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.
There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying
about the people, the people have had a belly full
of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I
know you've tried to do everything in the world to
stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's
(00:22):
going to happen.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
And where do people like that go to share the
big line? Mega media?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
I wish in my soul, I wish that any of
these people had a conscience.
Speaker 3 (00:33):
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
If that answer is to save my country, this country
will be saved or room use.
Speaker 2 (00:45):
Your host, Stephen K.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Bas Okay, it is Friday, sixth un ear of row
or twenty twenty five. We are going to get to
today this morning, Patrick Carednald maybe later in the show.
It's obviously d day that we always do something special about.
Make sure they're always commemorating that Post is going to
join us in a second overnight. The Third World War
(01:09):
is expanding. Another big hit in the Kiev. But I
want to go back two things number one, the great
Gavin Wax. Turns out Simington, who we had on here
at the FCC Commissioner, has stepped down for a business opportunity,
is going to leave. There's an opening, and I don't
think they could do better to getting Gavin Wax. Gavin
Wax is one of the most extraordinary young men I've
(01:29):
ever met, and with that slot open, I don't think
anybody would represent the country and make sure in this Caroline,
you know this all this madness with the broadcast networks
their news coverage. You know, they get these licenses and
the supposified a public service and coverage of news, and
what they did in the old days is nothing compare
what they do now. And that's why you need people
(01:50):
like Gavin Wax who are kind of these young fire
breathers that you need to kind of rejuvenate these alphabet agencies.
And I don't think we could do better than having
Gavin Wax as the new FCC Commissioner to really replace
Simonton who's leaving. I think he's Simonton's deputy right now.
And of course you've been all over the FCC, Caroline,
(02:13):
but I want to go back to Sergio Gore and
particularly these brothers like these things, like all in podcasts
and all these guys, they're all going to do something.
They all talk big. You got David Sachs in this crowd,
and I think David Sachs has got to watch himself
because it's on pretty thin ice. Okay, pretty thin ice,
and going after going after Sergio Gore and going after
core people around President Trump. Not gonna hack it. Okay.
(02:36):
Sergio Gore is one of the most loyal people working
with President Trump and has kept us out of so
many messes like this situation with Isaacman. And this shows
you all these burle of Garks and particularly the guys
are all in it. They're all left wing Democrats, Okay.
All they're trying to do is leech off the MAGA movement.
They've done nothing to support the MAGA movement. They all
(02:56):
joined us after Trump one. They're nothing but leeches, right
and parasites. What they're trying to do is draft off
this for their own betterment, not for the country, for
their own self interests. And they're all tech bros. And
they're going to do this, and they're going to do that.
They're nothing. They're absolutely just a bunch of geeks. Okay,
they run away the first thing, like you got you
got Elon Moss, big tough guy. He's begging. They're all
(03:19):
over Trump begging, we need a phone call. He's so apologetic.
I'm not going to have a phone call. They're all over.
You got to de escalate, you got to de escalate. Hey,
this guy start, he crossed the rubercon. But let's talk
about Sergio. This five or six articles out today, and
I think Sergio looks like a star because he did
what the president want you to get the information that
this guy's another just like the all in podcasts and
(03:40):
David Sacks and all these guys, they're all left wing Democrats,
they're all they're all run. When they saw the MAGA
movement taking power like a leech, they all want to
get in leech off it, right, like like the parasites
they are. We got it. And but you got to
watch them every second because it's always there's self interest,
just like Elon. It's always about the Elon. As soon
as the ev mandate doesn't go and sou he's not
(04:02):
going to get his way, and as soon as people
start looking at the data that he stole right, We've
got to make sure everything that DOGE did they didn't
take anybody's personal data, because you've got this pallanteer situation
right now. That's not MAGA support it. We're not for
the surveillance state. We're not going to have it. Okay,
we're free men and free women. We believe in liberty
and freedom. But Caroline, President Trump makes the decision. President
(04:26):
Trump wanted to check these things out of things that
people had come through the system before he had in
place kind of controls. And you know this, this this
guy at NASA, he's no great shake. You can take
a stick and hit twenty of these guys, right, But
he's their guy. That's what's important. He's their guy. He
reports them. Why he's a progressive Democrat. All of his
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donations until after we won is to left wing democrats,
I mean Schumer and Rosen, all of them. These are
hardcore anti Trump, anti Mega people. That's what he is.
And he's had a Damascene moment. We've all had a
road to damask they've all had a Rode Damascus as
President Trump and Maga's in power. That's why you have
to watch them. You can't trust them as far as
(05:07):
you could throw them. You have to watch them twenty
four seven because they're greedy and it's all about them.
It's all about just money, money, money, and this is
why you got to watch them. Caroline ran about Sergio Gore. Ma'am, well, you.
Speaker 4 (05:21):
Know, I've known Sergio actually since two thousand and six
when I was the College Republican's president at Auburn. I
met him at a College Republicans event, a national event.
He was at GW, and the next year I texted
him and said, are.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
You coming to the conference?
Speaker 4 (05:34):
And he said no because he had actually he thought
the College Republicans at GW were too big of neo
cons An establishment, so he had left the organization started
the Young America's Foundation chapter at GW to challenge the
Republican Party's establishment on campus.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
That's who Sergio Gore is.
Speaker 4 (05:50):
He is someone who is not only brilliant but loyal,
and he has been against he truly. I mean, he's
been at MAGA before anyone else was MAGA. I remember
when I was off, you know, working for Lindsey Ram.
He was forcing me to watch hours of footage of
Rand Paul filibustering Montenegro joining Nato on the Senate floor
telling me, Caroline, you're a Neocon and your boss is
an Eocon. You need to learn. I mean, truly, I
(06:13):
learned about the Model Movement because of Sergio Gore. So
for these Elon and the All In podcast bros. To
be going after Sergio the way I've seen them, it's
quite obviously doing it today. They're trying to o hod
up on him because Sergio didn't bend the knee to
the tech oligarchs, instead served at the will of the president.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Sax better, sax better, sax better take his all In Bros.
He keeps attacking Sergio Gore and other people around there,
He's going to be held accountable, and I don't think
he wants to be held accountable. He's not a guy
that does well in the public lair, if you know
what I mean. And as you know from the war room, Bro,
(06:50):
we will go there just like we went there on Elon. Okay,
we're not gonna let these guys come in and grift
off this movement and destroy people and try to destroy
the president. Yesterday, not just the Epstein thing calling for
the president to be impeached. Everything we've gone through with
the President United States. He's two impeachments trying to put
him in jail, and this guy and right now Susie
Wiles breaking news even as we speak here in the wardrobe.
(07:12):
Susie Wiles, who's a pretty steady Eddyes, safe pair of hands,
she says, no phone call. You got to understand, they
are all over the president and every member of the staff. Please, oh,
please take a phone. Go your big talkers yesterday. But
as soon as somebody punches back and saying, hey, we're
going to take your security clearance, We're going to take
these companies and put them under government supervision, under management
(07:35):
until the investigations of you are done. Because he knows
these investigations is going to get tossed. He knows you're
going to get tossed out of the country. So now,
from the big talk yesterday of challenging President Trump, threatening
him with impeachment, threatening him with his bogus thing on
the Epstein threatened him, Oh, he's only here three and
a half years. I'm here forty threaten now I'm going
to start a third party.
Speaker 5 (07:54):
Yo.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
You ain't talking so big this morning, bro, You're crawling
on your belly with all all the you know, all
the all in bros, the all end. That's a really
tough crowd, a group of pencil knacks, and you're all
sitting there whining and yammering, and oh, Sergio is terrible.
He's terrible. Sergio Gore ain't going anywhere. And what he's
doing for the president is screening people exactly like you
(08:18):
that should not be around power. You're dangerous people. And
here's why you're dangerous. You're immature, you're narcissistic. It's all
about you. It's not about the country. The MAGA movement
is made up of veterans, It's made up of people
that have dedicated themselves to this republic. That's the backbone
of the Trump movement. And there's not going to sit
there and not impressed by your wealth and not pressed
by your technology. We think it's quite dangerous, and we
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think you were quite dangerous. So if they want to
continue on the serge of Gors and others, hey, all
I'm saying is you're going to be held accountable. And
I don't think you guys will hand out. I don't
think you'll stand up well to your moment in the sun.
So better back off, Sergia Gore is not going anywhere, Carolyn,
(09:00):
Sergio Gore was just doing what the President said. And
it turns out, once again, President Trump's right. He didn't
feel right about this guy, and he went and got
the research and came back was nothing but left wing
democrats that do nothing. They're never Trump, they're never maga.
They want to put Trump in prison. They're the biggest haters.
And he's sitting there going, why should I get a
guy in here that's that's underwriting the haters and now,
(09:22):
oh all, now he's all maga after Trump won and
after the inauguration. Ma'am.
Speaker 2 (09:27):
This is all smoking mirrors, truly.
Speaker 4 (09:29):
I mean, if Elon wants to go form another party, great,
it'll be Elon and then the three four all.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
In podcast pros.
Speaker 4 (09:35):
Because look, yesterday Elon instructed his twenty million ex followers
to call their representatives and kill the bill. I was
reading a news story this morning that they said that
the reporter called around in different offices and one office
said they got one call. Do you know when Grace
Chong goes on X and says, call your representative, the
Warwick Posse literally shuts down.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
The Capitol switchboard.
Speaker 4 (09:55):
They flood the zone with so many calls. That's because
we're an army of a movement behind President Trump.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
We leave seventy seven.
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Million Americans and growing.
Speaker 4 (10:02):
And Elon has a following of three maybe four one
phone call when he put that up to his twenty
million followers. But I also want to say the audacity
of Elon Musk to say that without him, Trump would
have lost, and then to say that Trump has such
ingratitude and gratitude, like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Elon?
Speaker 4 (10:19):
You just got to spend six months working in the
West Wing serving our great nation, perhaps one of the
highest honors any individual could be granted, sitting next to
our commander in chief every day. Your way of thanking
him is to call him ungrateful.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
No, Elon, you are ungrateful, piece of scum.
Speaker 4 (10:36):
And I hope that you are never allowed back into
the West Wing again. It was an honor to get
to do that every day, and to serve this president.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
And how dare you?
Speaker 4 (10:45):
How dare you say that he is ungrateful to you?
Speaker 1 (10:49):
By the way, I med Surgia fifteen years ago. This
summer I made a film about Michelle Bachman and Schlaffley
and paland called fire from the heartland, the women of
the Tea Party movement. And by the way, he is
a Grundon. He was on the staff of Michelle Bagman
with another young fire breather, Stephen Miller. These guys they
were Maga before Maga. They were Tea Party Maga and
(11:10):
these two guys were fire breathers. Then went to the
Senate when to ram Paul wanted Jeff Sessions. Look, and
there's other people out there like Sergio that serve the
president every day, and you talk about ingratitude. Carolyn Wren's
point is that President Trump is not donor friendly. He'll
take the money, but it doesn't come. He's not gonna
(11:30):
sit there and do their bidding. And people that may
give the money and think that they're they're up for
root awakening. President Trump's going to do what's right. One
of the worst things about the Elon situation was the
buried lead in the Josh Dawcy story of the Wall
Street Journal, the the Number one President Trump looks around
and says, hey, is this doge thing all bs? He says,
where's those cuts? Where's the tree? And dollars of cuts,
(11:50):
not the stuff Russ votes working on that we see
up there in the recision bill, like where's the tree
and dollars? A fraud? Where he said, I spent three
and a half minutes in the State of the Union
talking about social Security. He says aupons, like, where's the
fraud there? The guys come with nothing. He promised a
tree in dollars and this is why he investment got
into it. So the president is not at the beck
(12:11):
and call of donors. Certainly is going to take the money.
But he when and you've seen this all the time, Caroline,
when these people think they got it and and and
he not only did he get the doge gig to
serve his country, but then he wanted other things, particularly
one to stick around. I mean, the President's the one
that brought that up the White House, the one that
got that information of Mark Capudo that hey, your time's up.
You're kind of wearing thin. Uh and uh, and we
(12:32):
think you go to move on, Dave, you gotta you
gotta go.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
Yeah, just the one minute of moral philosophy. I stole
this from another public philosopher. One ascid test for these guys, right,
you said, these tech bros are gonna, you know, draft
off the President Magget and it'll be precisely for three years,
you know, till we see what happens next. And we
all know that's the case, right three, All of a sudden,
the winds are going to change and they're gonna do
what they're gonna do. Here's your test, right, just look
(12:55):
at good and evil literally making a Faustian deal with
the devil. It's poor Lord of the Rings, right, the
sourn the Eye, the giant all knowing evil eye. Solomon
makes a deal with soron the evil and thinking in
Judeo Christian terms that if I, you know, I make
a deal with the delm and get something out of it.
The characteristic of evil is it never shares, it never
(13:15):
lets you come on board versus the war room, Grace Chong,
Steve Bannon, When you join the Mega you get something
out of it. That's the acid test of good versus evil,
and it's Darth Vader.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
It's good and evil in the Western Cannon.
Speaker 6 (13:31):
Make sure when you join and make your deal, you're
making a deal where you're on a team that's going
to give back to you. And if you're not getting
something out of it, there's something wrong with that story.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
Okay, we are. We got jack Pisilver coming up. Caroline
Wren's gonna stick around. We've got Jackie silvercombe up. We
got some update on the war. I think Jack also
may have an observation or two of this fight between
Elon Moss and the President not really a fight. Elin
got a standing eight count. That's why his team is
Austin and please, please please please take a phone call.
He's sorry, He's so sorry? Is he sorry?
Speaker 5 (14:04):
Yo? Bro?
Speaker 1 (14:05):
You cross the rubicon right. You don't get a chance
to go back. This call across the rubicon for a reason.
There ain't no going back. You went there. Ain't so
tough talking today when SpaceX and these may be maybe
under new management, not talking so tough this morning, Caroline rensi'stagrant.
We are going to go back to Saint Patrick's Cathedral
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Speaker 7 (15:10):
Suka okay?
Speaker 1 (15:35):
Jack besobak joins us Jack a massive raid overnight, ballistic missiles,
cruise missiles, h state of the art drones, really a
bombardment like the nineteen forty blitz of London. I think five.
The Ukrainians are tell us that first reports five dead,
but I hear that many many more dead in one
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that and they did go after civilian targets. Is this
the beginning of Putin's payback for the quite frankly the
audacious and brilliant assault by the Ukrainians on the strategic
bombing assets of the Russian Air Force.
Speaker 8 (16:15):
Well, Steve, thanks again for having me on last night.
Russia launched one of the largest attacks on the war
in Ukraine that we've seen, deploying at least over four
hundred drones, many of these the one way drones also
known as Kamakazi drones, at least forty four forty five missiles,
as you mentioned, the ballistics and cruise missiles, mostly Iskanders
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and calibers across almost every single region of Ukraine. I'm
at a loss to see, and even President Zelensky came
out and said that every single region of Ukraine.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Was hit last night.
Speaker 8 (16:48):
Obviously, this is being described by Russian sources as retaliation
for those attacks on the Kurt Straight Bridge, on the
civilian train that Ukraine bombed, killing Russian civilians, and of
course on the strategic bombers. Strategic bombers, by the way,
also involved in this attack firing off those cruise missiles
from the air. Some of the key targets that we're
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seeing a lot, as you say, many cities Kiev itself,
but also cities in the far west of Ukraine. So
Kiev is central and then south central. You had the
attacks along the Neper River, the city of Harsan, city
of Miklaiev which I visited, which has key shipyards, these
were struck last night. But then far west you also
saw strikes in places like Levov, places of lav or Leviv, Lutzk, Turnipil.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
These are all in western Ukraine. And what are they hitting.
Speaker 8 (17:36):
They're hitting power substations, They're hitting electrical infrastructure, they're hitting
water infrastructure. So all of this of course going into
the summer, and a lot of these key places by
the way that they're hitting include those NATO supplies that
are coming in from Poland that are coming across the
train there they wait and they track these supplies as
they come across the border, and then once they enter
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Ukraine at these various depots that they have them in
the west, that's when Russia commits their strikes. And really
what you're seeing is a setup for Russia to I think,
and a lot of analysts have said they are setting
themselves up for a major breakout in the eastern provinces
on the border because of course, as we know, these
air campaigns don't control land, but what controls land soldiers,
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And so you're ready to see the Russian army push
forward this summer and really set themselves up for a
massive summer offensive.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Hold a hang on, who hit rewind on the last
minute of that? What are you saying? Because the air
attack and the payback, you're saying you're seeing a pattern
here that's laying a predicate because the campaign season in
Ukraine is, as you know, in fall, winter and spring,
very difficult for infantry and for armor, and you know
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artillery and armor and infantry. That kind of combined arms
is the Russians model, right, just come and grind you down.
What are you seeing here now that may lead to
a bigger summer campaign.
Speaker 8 (19:05):
Well, Steve, as we know, this has been a war
of attrition, and a war of attrition is one where
the Russians predominantly have the advantage because they have the
ability to call up reserves, as they.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Have again and again and again.
Speaker 8 (19:18):
Whereas Ukraine, no matter how many weapons systems, no matter
how much artillery, how many shells, how many guns, the
US and NATO forces, the various NATO members of the
Alliance can provide, what they aren't providing is manpower. So
Ukraine is at that manpower disadvantage. This is where the
Russians have the key advantage here. And so they've been
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sitting back and just grinding, grinding, grinding in the Eastern
Russian Speaking provinces. But now they're at a point where,
because you're seeing this predicate of striking the weapons themselves,
striking key elements of infrastructure where they could be positioned
for some major salient breakouts into these regions. In the
Russian Eastern Speaking provinces, many of the ones that, of
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course they're talking about right now in Istambul regarding the
peace talks that have been ongoing, But of course with
these trading major attacks back and forth, it seems that
those piece deals are really only focused on some prisoner swaps,
both sides putting out their demands for a ceasefire, but
really nothing that I think either side is willing to
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go along with. So instead, what you're probably going to
see in the face of this is a major Russian
advance coming soon, and they're probably going to have that
decision by by July.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
By July. Strategically, then what Zelensky and these guys did,
and whether deep state operatives are part of the intelligence
community is just ended up poking the bear again because
now they're not only getting bigger air assaults, but they're
going to have whereas President Trump wanted everybody to lay
their weapons down, do you think you'll have bigger You
think they'll have bigger, a bigger infantry and combined arms.
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We'll see.
Speaker 8 (21:00):
Remember, there are a lot of members of the Kremlin,
a lot of members of the Russian military infrastructure that
don't want peace talks.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
They're not interested in peace talks.
Speaker 8 (21:08):
They look at the United States and they say, you
know what, it doesn't matter who's president, it doesn't matter
who gets in there, because the deep state is the
ones in control. You've got these Brennan and Clapper people
running around, as you and I have talked about that,
clearly knew something about this attack but didn't brief it
up to the White House. So from the Russian side,
they don't care what President Trump says on the phone.
They're not these these types. They're saying, we don't care
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what President Trump says. We're going to push in. We
don't want peace. And it's been it's actually been the
policy of Putin and others to say, let's see what
kind of deal we can make in the meantime. But
you've got there's these folks on that I always see
on the left and they say, oh, well, just get
rid of Putin and everything's going to collapse. They say, no,
don't forget. You've got people like Progosion who had been
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over there. You've got people who want to go all
the way in and they say, let's glass this place
and Steve, this is a reminder. This attack is a
reminder that Russia has the ability to strike deep into
Ukraine and all across Ukraine whenever they want to, not
to mention the oroginic weapons system, the hypersonic missiles that
they have, all of these delivery platforms that they could.
Speaker 2 (22:13):
Have at their disposal.
Speaker 8 (22:15):
And I don't know where the Financial Times of London
or all these analysts were from the Institute for the
Study of War and Kagan's place, and all of them saying, Oh,
the Russians are going to not be able to wage
war into year two, into year three. Guess what we're
at three plus years, three plus years into this thing,
and guess what. The drones are keep coming off the line,
The missiles, ballistics and cruise missiles keep coming off the line,
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the tanks keep coming off the line. Why And by
the way, there's an interesting corollary here to what's going
on in the United States regarding the domestic policy. Because
Russia never divested of their manufacturing base, they were able
to maintain their domestic manufacturing base using the leveraging, of course,
the natural resources, which putin nationalized. I think Steve you
(23:00):
having an interesting conversation yesterday about nationalizing industry. So he
nationalized those resources, stood up Gazprom and Rostam and guess
what he's been using that to fuel the domestic industry
and fuel the Russian war machine, which they still have
and have the ability to wage war. When all of
these analysts, Steve, all these analysts said that Russia would
be out of guns and out of bullets and they
(23:21):
wouldn't have anything. And guess what, three plus and they're
striking every single region of Ukraine just last night.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
Okay, we're going to go back to the funeral in
a second. Just one thing. I'm beginning this from Patrick
Webb his Twitter feed. It's referencing the Royer's story, but
I don't have the click through, but I'm just going
to repeat it says Russia offers political asylum to Elon
Musk over his Trump feud. Jack Pasoviak, you're expert in
this area. You're both the Elon muzzfeud and in offering
(23:50):
him asylum.
Speaker 8 (23:51):
Your thoughts, sir, Well, I don't know exactly if Russia
is a bastion against political persecution, but you know, I
don't think Elon faces is going to face that level
of of reprisal by the United States. But look, the
Russians are watching this and that's exactly what I've been saying.
The Russians are watching our internal politics. The Russians are
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laughing at us. The Chinese are laughing at us. They're saying,
we know that the United States is going to be
too busy chasing their own tail. The United States isn't serious,
the Trump administration isn't serious. That's the way they're looking
at it. That's the way they're looking at it right now.
And they're saying, we're just going to go steady on
with the fight because that's what we want. In the
(24:33):
same way that the Chinese who just knocked off and Steve,
as you've talked about this, they just knocked off the
government of South Korea.
Speaker 2 (24:39):
So now the South Korea's.
Speaker 8 (24:40):
Going the way of Hong Kong in ninety seven, or
at least in the nineteen eighties and nineties leading up
to the ninety seven handover, and they're just moving along.
They're moving along on their axis because what we're seeing
is the depletion, right the depletion and the end of
the international liberal order, the rise of multi polarity. And
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they're saying, look, we don't care about these peace talks.
We're going to do it on our own.
Speaker 2 (25:04):
And Putin just gave his interview to all of the oligarchs.
Speaker 8 (25:07):
He brought all the oligarchs of Russia and came in
and he said, look, get used to sanctions. The sanctions
aren't going away. The sanctions are not going away. And
in Russia they have a situation where the oligarchs work
for the Kremlin, and they have a variety of methods
of making sure that you continue to work for the Kremlin,
because if they.
Speaker 2 (25:26):
Don't like you, they get rid of you. And this
is where they're operating.
Speaker 8 (25:31):
They've been planning this for years and years on end,
and it's and I don't think, I really don't think
that a lot of people in Washington, DC have paid
attention to this or even understand what they're up against.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Jack Pisobek, your social media, you're all over the Elon situation,
You're all over the Third World War. So much report
this evening. I'm going to Georgia to give keynote address,
but Dave Bratt and Natalie Winner is going to be
anchoring this. So much going on. Where do people get
you on social media today?
Speaker 8 (25:58):
Sir as, you can follow me at Jack Pasobic, haven't
been banned on x ever and I don't intend to be,
but I'm up on true social and telegram just in case,
in case anything changes.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
I mean, I'm in all these Steve banning clips. They
keep going.
Speaker 8 (26:12):
Viral, getting me in trouble, Steve, But I'm still maintaining
my good standing for now before now.
Speaker 2 (26:19):
But you can follow us up there at any time.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Okay, here we go, right now, let's go back to
life cover. We've got David Zerr. Let's go back to
Saint Patrick's Cathedral. The end of the service in honor
of Police Commissioner braink Care.
Speaker 7 (27:00):
Oh that song, it's like right even.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Is it time?
Speaker 9 (27:19):
The sons cold.
Speaker 10 (27:31):
Sogery, don't be sad?
Speaker 9 (27:40):
Oh said it is past? I was last.
Speaker 10 (28:00):
Oh oh twist of fliest.
Speaker 6 (28:41):
Here we go.
Speaker 5 (29:02):
Tjail a teacher are sing right?
Speaker 9 (33:11):
Eight, don't want any anything, I mean.
Speaker 1 (34:23):
Any Listen, m Mayor Arrik Adams of course, America's Mayor
(36:03):
Rudy Giuliani and Cash Mattel in that shot as a
guard of owner for the body. Let's return now to
Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 5 (37:38):
I got.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
The family close colleagues are the beginning of vehicles and
following the hearst in the Guard of Honor coming down
Fifth Avenue at the beginning of the service was a
quarter of a mile long. It's quite quite extraordinary, very powerful.
A commissioner's funeral for the late Bernie Kerrick, a great
(38:28):
friend of MAGA, a great friend of the president, patriot
hero through many, many, many battles. They brought observations. Yeah,
just just a great day. We need, we need days
like that, just good for the heart.
Speaker 6 (38:42):
You know, I've got to meet, you know, Rudy Giuliani
a few times, and just the guy. The guy is
just your best friend when you meet him. He's just
a friend of America. He's a friend he is. He
is the mayor of New York City. He's a friend
of the war room. And it's just great. Like the
cash Betel's out there. Then on the Democrat side, the
(39:04):
current mayor helps to make this thing happen. He's you know,
he's in flux right now too. So it's interesting times.
But you know, at most serious days, look upstairs, look
to the heavens, look to the church, and great markers,
great just remind you of what's for great symbols.
Speaker 1 (39:21):
Yeah, let's is David's kind of get David Zeerr as
the visible audio got the beautiful shot right there is
David Zerr available, Maybe pulled the shot back? Can I
get a sweeping shot back at Saint Patrick's and overflow
crowd of course, New York Police Department to other representats
of the Fire Department, all you know first responders. Bernie
(39:44):
Carrick have been head of Corrections, police commissioner under Mayor
ger Leoni and someone who so many times, days and
days and days after nine to eleven, would come to
this very spot to honor the fallen of the Police
Department of New York City and of course the Fire Department.
(40:05):
David Zeer observations and thoughts.
Speaker 11 (40:08):
Sir, We're standing atop the police barrier truck, kind of
a deuce and a half looking truck here with the
leadership of the New York City Police Department, Mayor Adams
in front of us here along with Cash Bateel. I
think I saw Ray Kelly, but we're looking directly at
(40:28):
Mayor Giuliani across the street saying goodbye to family and
friends of Bernie Carrick as they await the procession to
return for Bernie Carrick's final resting place in New Jersey.
I just wanted to add it was a very emotional
scene as the New York City Police officers in their
dress blues filed out of the mass and lined up
the streets along Fifth Avenue here across from Rockefeller Center,
(40:53):
in front of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. And I just wanted
to add, you know, Bernie Carrick while I'm looking at
Rudy Giuliani here, Bernie was upset about New York City
slide backwards after Juliani and even Bloomberg help bring crime
down to twenty or lows in New York City today,
as a reminder the legacy of Bernie Carrick, a larger
(41:13):
than life figure. Someone to put his money where his
mouth is, and he will be missed by New Yorker.
Speaker 1 (41:20):
Yeah, very nice, Dave.
Speaker 6 (41:22):
I just wanted to also add, you know, pray for
the families and the friends of the Carricks on days
like this.
Speaker 1 (41:31):
Prayers do matter. They go up to God.
Speaker 6 (41:34):
I made the little sermon earlier, the thing, but God
always gives right. God gives back. That's the sign of
good versus evil. When you pray to God, the Almighty God,
the Father, he gives he gives the son, he gives
the spirit, he gives hope, he gives love to everybody
out a day like this, even a day of loss,
good can come out of it. And Dave's her. We're
(41:55):
just so happy to have you on see and you
can hear your heart. You got the biggest heart ever
man hearing from you.
Speaker 1 (42:00):
No, this is why, really Parker and Rob sigg in
the entire Real America's Voice team, Harry our great producer,
and everybody to do this. We were set to do
it all, but we got the very moving arrival of
the remains of Bernie Carrick and honor guard and the NYPD,
all the commemoration they the customs and traditions of the
(42:22):
New York Police with the bagpipes, and of course we'll
see the entrance and David Zeer, who's always our man
on the scene of New York City, been there for
President Trump, all the trials of President Trump. And of
course now about the prayers David Zeer. People should know
this caught the family and his friends totally by surprise.
Bernie is only sixty nine years old, and to know
him as a guy, it's an incredible shape. Works out
(42:44):
every day. I mean, this guy is a beast. He
was just a strong individual. So for the prayers. I know,
the family's still in shock, his friends are still in shock.
It just happens so so quickly. David Zeer, Now I
guess some of the other family the cars are getting
up and they will go in and they will go
down Fifth Avenue for a while. Sir.
Speaker 11 (43:04):
Yes, the security detail is leading the way. The hearst
to follow, and the rest of the procession with friends
and family will be leaving New York City, probably going
through the Lincoln Tunnel back to the cemetery. You know,
Bernie Kerrick was raised in Patterson, New Jersey, and a
single family home, raised himself, you know, pulled himself up
(43:27):
by the bootstraps, excelled and by the way, Bernie was
a black belt. And I just wanted to add, God
closes a window and opens the door, and I hope
Jessica Lynch, the new police commissioner in New York, who
did a good job with murders and shooting so far
but has to clean up the other areas, can take
Bernie's message forward and help the people of New York.
Speaker 1 (43:48):
You see the police escort, the honor guard marching with
the hearses. It moves very slowly. This is the follow
up of the family and people going to the actual gravesite,
the burial service at the gravesite. That's going to be
family only, I might know. For those of you who
are not familiar with New York City, Saint Patrick's right
there at Rockefeller Center. So you're in the heart of
(44:09):
Midtown Manhattan. You're at the heart of really the grandeur
of Midtown Manhattan. And so these a funeral like this,
which is essentially a state funeral in New York City.
This is the highes you get along with the Mayor
of Police commissioners is and you see the security forces
in back. It will tie up. It will tie up
(44:30):
the city for a goodwill. They block off all the streets.
Rockefeller Centers blocked off. David Zeer thoughts well, I would just.
Speaker 11 (44:41):
Add that Bernie Carrick is an iconic figure to remember
for the rest of the police departments across the country.
And he always hoped and he went my interviews with him,
he always said that New York led the way across
the country and quality of life, crimes, broken windows, we
had like seventy two percent increase in misdemeanor arrest. You
(45:02):
know this is about quality of life, Steve. I was
coming home from the American Miracle, the Kennedy Center, Red
Carpet Industry the other night.
Speaker 1 (45:09):
Yeah, hey, David, let's try to catch the bag Pipe's
gonna be put the honor of the university. M hm.
Speaker 9 (45:59):
Hm again.
Speaker 1 (48:18):
What cars are gone. I'm half of the entire family.
Speaker 5 (48:39):
I like to thank you for the expressions of safety
in support detail.
Speaker 1 (48:42):
Dismissed, dismiss you heard there, the bagpipes or the Christian,
the old Christian him going home, very moving. That's traditional
play with the with the police. Uh, David Zerr, We're
about to wrap up our coverage. Want to thank really
his voice once again, and of course Rob Sig Parker Sig.
(49:03):
We try to bring as many of these things life
to you as possible so you can see it and
not talk too much. So he lit the camera. Uh,
in the in the the music and the people talking,
give you exactly put you in the room. David Zier.
We got a couple of minutes. Thoughts on the on
Bernie Carrick, a great man, a great man and a
(49:23):
good man. Those often don't those are often don't come together.
Who did everything, put his country first, his family first,
his religion. Just a prototypical good American sir.
Speaker 11 (49:36):
He had respect from his peers. He went on to
cover in Times Square, made a rest while he was
the police commissioner. And I don't know if we're going
to see anybody like him again, but we'll always remember
Bernie Kerrick in our hearts. He was here at our
darkest time in New York City nine to eleven, all
significant event of modern history. And he was right at
(49:59):
Rudy Julianna side, a very special time, in a very
dark time.
Speaker 1 (50:04):
David Zeerr, what's your social media? People can follow you
to do such a great job covered doing all our
live coverage in New York, the greatest city.
Speaker 7 (50:11):
In the world.
Speaker 1 (50:12):
Thank you so much.
Speaker 11 (50:13):
Thank you at Dave zer on x at David zeer
on Getter and the others, and David w.
Speaker 1 (50:20):
Z on Instagram.
Speaker 11 (50:21):
I want to always thank you Steve for the war Room.
This country is better rough for it.
Speaker 1 (50:27):
Thank you, brother. Give you mother a hug. She's a
big fan and a big war room fan. We love her.
Raised a pretty good son, too shabby, uh Patrick ko down,
We're gonna get Patrick k tonight at six o'clock with
Dave Bratt. We never miss D Day without the appropriate commemoration.
I want to thank you everybody today for just very
(50:52):
power we see right there. We were trying, we were
going to try to get interviews with Eric Prince and
Moban and others. But I do believe that Mo and
others are actually in the vehicles going to going to
the cemetery.
Speaker 7 (51:04):
To know.
Speaker 1 (51:06):
I think MO went to the to the Christian wake
last night. Jane Zirkel also Jane our own Jane Zirkle's there,
Mo's the Prince's there. Cash, but tell Rudy Giuliani, Boris Epstein.
Boris made it so a great turnout. Really want to
thank and great honor to anchor this coverage today to
try to coordinate this. Like I said, we're going to
try to get in and show the live stream, but
(51:27):
maybe we get it later. We'll show some of the
packages maybe tomorrow on this Dave Brad we get a
minute or two.
Speaker 6 (51:33):
Yeah, closing out, Yeah, I just want to thank like
you did Robin Parker sig again, Thank you guys. It's
you put your money where your mouth is, your values
you're living them out. This is a tree for you
to share. You just shared this with us and with
the country, so thanks for that. And then secondly, just
(51:53):
some good news. Look at the economic news. Wages are
up three point eight, out pacing inflation, which is only
two point three. That means you're getting real wage increases.
Government jobs are down, your jobs are up, payroll jobs
are up.
Speaker 1 (52:09):
They beat the expectations.
Speaker 6 (52:10):
That's good news. I just want to share a way
one minute news flash. I'll share more with you at
six pm. But that's some good news and I'll get
a little into the weeds with you on Fed policy
coming up.
Speaker 1 (52:20):
So at six o'clock we do some of the economic news.
I'm sure there's gonna be other breaking news throughout the day.
Like I said, there's a lot of pressure coming on
President Trump from all sources to take a phone call
on President Trump saying hey, I've said you know, I've
said my piece. I want to move on, but I'm
not taking phone calls. I'm not going to be playing games, SERI.
We'll see how that plays out during the day. A
lot of pressure on prosident Trump. Of course, he's only
(52:40):
trying to stop the Third World war build the American account.
The numbers out today though, were incredibly impressive. Good, very
good news, very good news. Patrick ca o'donalill also join you.
Natalie's going to have a bunch of breaking news and
scoops in the five o'clock A be down with our
good friends in Georgia this afternoon, this evening at the
(53:02):
at the convention. I want to thank you for hosting
here while I'm gone. I was there's a point in
time where we were going to take Bratt with us,
but Brett we felt was better anchoring the covers. And
this is such a big news.
Speaker 6 (53:13):
Diy Atlanta, I'll say from here, Hya Atlanta from Bratt. Well,
I think I think, I think we're in Dalton tonight.
I think, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're done with the people Georgia.
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never know, I may call in, particularly some breaking news
(54:20):
on the Elon front.
Speaker 6 (54:21):
You never know.
Speaker 1 (54:22):
I may I may drop in and call in from Georgia.
Make sure he's sticking around all afternoon. Gruber after that bowling,
after that, back here five o'clock at Natalie Winners. Indeed,
Dave Bratt, Dave Bratt with with David my cruise missile.
Speaker 5 (54:37):
Dave.
Speaker 1 (54:37):
Love that Dave Bratt hanging around here. You know he's
he's like a church mouse right. He's always in the food.
He's in the coffee. He's got warpath coffee. We love
you guys, Bernie Carrick. You're a great man and a
good man. The Funeral Service of Bernie Carrick whant to
thank everybody today. Association. I'm in see you back here.
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray
for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.
There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying
about the people, the people have had a belly full
of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I
know you've tried to do everything in the world to
stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's
(00:22):
going to happen.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
And where do people like that go to share the
big line? Mega media?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
I wish in my soul, I wish that any of
these people had a conscience.
Speaker 3 (00:33):
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
If that answer is to save my country, this country
will be saved or room use.
Speaker 2 (00:45):
Your host, Stephen K.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Bas Okay, it is Friday, sixth un ear of row
or twenty twenty five. We are going to get to
today this morning, Patrick Carednald maybe later in the show.
It's obviously d day that we always do something special about.
Make sure they're always commemorating that Post is going to
join us in a second overnight. The Third World War
(01:09):
is expanding. Another big hit in the Kiev. But I
want to go back two things number one, the great
Gavin Wax. Turns out Simington, who we had on here
at the FCC Commissioner, has stepped down for a business opportunity,
is going to leave. There's an opening, and I don't
think they could do better to getting Gavin Wax. Gavin
Wax is one of the most extraordinary young men I've
(01:29):
ever met, and with that slot open, I don't think
anybody would represent the country and make sure in this Caroline,
you know this all this madness with the broadcast networks
their news coverage. You know, they get these licenses and
the supposified a public service and coverage of news, and
what they did in the old days is nothing compare
what they do now. And that's why you need people
(01:50):
like Gavin Wax who are kind of these young fire
breathers that you need to kind of rejuvenate these alphabet agencies.
And I don't think we could do better than having
Gavin Wax as the new FCC Commissioner to really replace
Simonton who's leaving. I think he's Simonton's deputy right now.
And of course you've been all over the FCC, Caroline,
(02:13):
but I want to go back to Sergio Gore and
particularly these brothers like these things, like all in podcasts
and all these guys, they're all going to do something.
They all talk big. You got David Sachs in this crowd,
and I think David Sachs has got to watch himself
because it's on pretty thin ice. Okay, pretty thin ice,
and going after going after Sergio Gore and going after
core people around President Trump. Not gonna hack it. Okay.
(02:36):
Sergio Gore is one of the most loyal people working
with President Trump and has kept us out of so
many messes like this situation with Isaacman. And this shows
you all these burle of Garks and particularly the guys
are all in it. They're all left wing Democrats, Okay.
All they're trying to do is leech off the MAGA movement.
They've done nothing to support the MAGA movement. They all
(02:56):
joined us after Trump one. They're nothing but leeches, right
and parasites. What they're trying to do is draft off
this for their own betterment, not for the country, for
their own self interests. And they're all tech bros. And
they're going to do this, and they're going to do that.
They're nothing. They're absolutely just a bunch of geeks. Okay,
they run away the first thing, like you got you
got Elon Moss, big tough guy. He's begging. They're all
(03:19):
over Trump begging, we need a phone call. He's so apologetic.
I'm not going to have a phone call. They're all over.
You got to de escalate, you got to de escalate. Hey,
this guy start, he crossed the rubercon. But let's talk
about Sergio. This five or six articles out today, and
I think Sergio looks like a star because he did
what the president want you to get the information that
this guy's another just like the all in podcasts and
(03:40):
David Sacks and all these guys, they're all left wing Democrats,
they're all they're all run. When they saw the MAGA
movement taking power like a leech, they all want to
get in leech off it, right, like like the parasites
they are. We got it. And but you got to
watch them every second because it's always there's self interest,
just like Elon. It's always about the Elon. As soon
as the ev mandate doesn't go and sou he's not
(04:02):
going to get his way, and as soon as people
start looking at the data that he stole right, We've
got to make sure everything that DOGE did they didn't
take anybody's personal data, because you've got this pallanteer situation
right now. That's not MAGA support it. We're not for
the surveillance state. We're not going to have it. Okay,
we're free men and free women. We believe in liberty
and freedom. But Caroline, President Trump makes the decision. President
(04:26):
Trump wanted to check these things out of things that
people had come through the system before he had in
place kind of controls. And you know this, this this
guy at NASA, he's no great shake. You can take
a stick and hit twenty of these guys, right, But
he's their guy. That's what's important. He's their guy. He
reports them. Why he's a progressive Democrat. All of his
(04:46):
donations until after we won is to left wing democrats,
I mean Schumer and Rosen, all of them. These are
hardcore anti Trump, anti Mega people. That's what he is.
And he's had a Damascene moment. We've all had a
road to damask they've all had a Rode Damascus as
President Trump and Maga's in power. That's why you have
to watch them. You can't trust them as far as
(05:07):
you could throw them. You have to watch them twenty
four seven because they're greedy and it's all about them.
It's all about just money, money, money, and this is
why you got to watch them. Caroline ran about Sergio Gore. Ma'am, well, you.
Speaker 4 (05:21):
Know, I've known Sergio actually since two thousand and six
when I was the College Republican's president at Auburn. I
met him at a College Republicans event, a national event.
He was at GW, and the next year I texted
him and said, are.
Speaker 1 (05:33):
You coming to the conference?
Speaker 4 (05:34):
And he said no because he had actually he thought
the College Republicans at GW were too big of neo
cons An establishment, so he had left the organization started
the Young America's Foundation chapter at GW to challenge the
Republican Party's establishment on campus.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
That's who Sergio Gore is.
Speaker 4 (05:50):
He is someone who is not only brilliant but loyal,
and he has been against he truly. I mean, he's
been at MAGA before anyone else was MAGA. I remember
when I was off, you know, working for Lindsey Ram.
He was forcing me to watch hours of footage of
Rand Paul filibustering Montenegro joining Nato on the Senate floor
telling me, Caroline, you're a Neocon and your boss is
an Eocon. You need to learn. I mean, truly, I
(06:13):
learned about the Model Movement because of Sergio Gore. So
for these Elon and the All In podcast bros. To
be going after Sergio the way I've seen them, it's
quite obviously doing it today. They're trying to o hod
up on him because Sergio didn't bend the knee to
the tech oligarchs, instead served at the will of the president.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Sax better, sax better, sax better take his all In Bros.
He keeps attacking Sergio Gore and other people around there,
He's going to be held accountable, and I don't think
he wants to be held accountable. He's not a guy
that does well in the public lair, if you know
what I mean. And as you know from the war room, Bro,
(06:50):
we will go there just like we went there on Elon. Okay,
we're not gonna let these guys come in and grift
off this movement and destroy people and try to destroy
the president. Yesterday, not just the Epstein thing calling for
the president to be impeached. Everything we've gone through with
the President United States. He's two impeachments trying to put
him in jail, and this guy and right now Susie
Wiles breaking news even as we speak here in the wardrobe.
(07:12):
Susie Wiles, who's a pretty steady Eddyes, safe pair of hands,
she says, no phone call. You got to understand, they
are all over the president and every member of the staff. Please, oh,
please take a phone. Go your big talkers yesterday. But
as soon as somebody punches back and saying, hey, we're
going to take your security clearance, We're going to take
these companies and put them under government supervision, under management
(07:35):
until the investigations of you are done. Because he knows
these investigations is going to get tossed. He knows you're
going to get tossed out of the country. So now,
from the big talk yesterday of challenging President Trump, threatening
him with impeachment, threatening him with his bogus thing on
the Epstein threatened him, Oh, he's only here three and
a half years. I'm here forty threaten now I'm going
to start a third party.
Speaker 5 (07:54):
Yo.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
You ain't talking so big this morning, bro, You're crawling
on your belly with all all the you know, all
the all in bros, the all end. That's a really
tough crowd, a group of pencil knacks, and you're all
sitting there whining and yammering, and oh, Sergio is terrible.
He's terrible. Sergio Gore ain't going anywhere. And what he's
doing for the president is screening people exactly like you
(08:18):
that should not be around power. You're dangerous people. And
here's why you're dangerous. You're immature, you're narcissistic. It's all
about you. It's not about the country. The MAGA movement
is made up of veterans, It's made up of people
that have dedicated themselves to this republic. That's the backbone
of the Trump movement. And there's not going to sit
there and not impressed by your wealth and not pressed
by your technology. We think it's quite dangerous, and we
(08:39):
think you were quite dangerous. So if they want to
continue on the serge of Gors and others, hey, all
I'm saying is you're going to be held accountable. And
I don't think you guys will hand out. I don't
think you'll stand up well to your moment in the sun.
So better back off, Sergia Gore is not going anywhere, Carolyn,
(09:00):
Sergio Gore was just doing what the President said. And
it turns out, once again, President Trump's right. He didn't
feel right about this guy, and he went and got
the research and came back was nothing but left wing
democrats that do nothing. They're never Trump, they're never maga.
They want to put Trump in prison. They're the biggest haters.
And he's sitting there going, why should I get a
guy in here that's that's underwriting the haters and now,
(09:22):
oh all, now he's all maga after Trump won and
after the inauguration. Ma'am.
Speaker 2 (09:27):
This is all smoking mirrors, truly.
Speaker 4 (09:29):
I mean, if Elon wants to go form another party, great,
it'll be Elon and then the three four all.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
In podcast pros.
Speaker 4 (09:35):
Because look, yesterday Elon instructed his twenty million ex followers
to call their representatives and kill the bill. I was
reading a news story this morning that they said that
the reporter called around in different offices and one office
said they got one call. Do you know when Grace
Chong goes on X and says, call your representative, the
Warwick Posse literally shuts down.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
The Capitol switchboard.
Speaker 4 (09:55):
They flood the zone with so many calls. That's because
we're an army of a movement behind President Trump.
Speaker 1 (10:00):
We leave seventy seven.
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Million Americans and growing.
Speaker 4 (10:02):
And Elon has a following of three maybe four one
phone call when he put that up to his twenty
million followers. But I also want to say the audacity
of Elon Musk to say that without him, Trump would
have lost, and then to say that Trump has such
ingratitude and gratitude, like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Elon?
Speaker 4 (10:19):
You just got to spend six months working in the
West Wing serving our great nation, perhaps one of the
highest honors any individual could be granted, sitting next to
our commander in chief every day. Your way of thanking
him is to call him ungrateful.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
No, Elon, you are ungrateful, piece of scum.
Speaker 4 (10:36):
And I hope that you are never allowed back into
the West Wing again. It was an honor to get
to do that every day, and to serve this president.
Speaker 2 (10:44):
And how dare you?
Speaker 4 (10:45):
How dare you say that he is ungrateful to you?
Speaker 1 (10:49):
By the way, I med Surgia fifteen years ago. This
summer I made a film about Michelle Bachman and Schlaffley
and paland called fire from the heartland, the women of
the Tea Party movement. And by the way, he is
a Grundon. He was on the staff of Michelle Bagman
with another young fire breather, Stephen Miller. These guys they
were Maga before Maga. They were Tea Party Maga and
(11:10):
these two guys were fire breathers. Then went to the
Senate when to ram Paul wanted Jeff Sessions. Look, and
there's other people out there like Sergio that serve the
president every day, and you talk about ingratitude. Carolyn Wren's
point is that President Trump is not donor friendly. He'll
take the money, but it doesn't come. He's not gonna
(11:30):
sit there and do their bidding. And people that may
give the money and think that they're they're up for
root awakening. President Trump's going to do what's right. One
of the worst things about the Elon situation was the
buried lead in the Josh Dawcy story of the Wall
Street Journal, the the Number one President Trump looks around
and says, hey, is this doge thing all bs? He says,
where's those cuts? Where's the tree? And dollars of cuts,
(11:50):
not the stuff Russ votes working on that we see
up there in the recision bill, like where's the tree
and dollars? A fraud? Where he said, I spent three
and a half minutes in the State of the Union
talking about social Security. He says aupons, like, where's the
fraud there? The guys come with nothing. He promised a
tree in dollars and this is why he investment got
into it. So the president is not at the beck
(12:11):
and call of donors. Certainly is going to take the money.
But he when and you've seen this all the time, Caroline,
when these people think they got it and and and
he not only did he get the doge gig to
serve his country, but then he wanted other things, particularly
one to stick around. I mean, the President's the one
that brought that up the White House, the one that
got that information of Mark Capudo that hey, your time's up.
You're kind of wearing thin. Uh and uh, and we
(12:32):
think you go to move on, Dave, you gotta you
gotta go.
Speaker 6 (12:34):
Yeah, just the one minute of moral philosophy. I stole
this from another public philosopher. One ascid test for these guys, right,
you said, these tech bros are gonna, you know, draft
off the President Magget and it'll be precisely for three years,
you know, till we see what happens next. And we
all know that's the case, right three, All of a sudden,
the winds are going to change and they're gonna do
what they're gonna do. Here's your test, right, just look
(12:55):
at good and evil literally making a Faustian deal with
the devil. It's poor Lord of the Rings, right, the
sourn the Eye, the giant all knowing evil eye. Solomon
makes a deal with soron the evil and thinking in
Judeo Christian terms that if I, you know, I make
a deal with the delm and get something out of it.
The characteristic of evil is it never shares, it never
(13:15):
lets you come on board versus the war room, Grace Chong,
Steve Bannon, When you join the Mega you get something
out of it. That's the acid test of good versus evil,
and it's Darth Vader.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
It's good and evil in the Western Cannon.
Speaker 6 (13:31):
Make sure when you join and make your deal, you're
making a deal where you're on a team that's going
to give back to you. And if you're not getting
something out of it, there's something wrong with that story.
Speaker 1 (13:40):
Okay, we are. We got jack Pisilver coming up. Caroline
Wren's gonna stick around. We've got Jackie silvercombe up. We
got some update on the war. I think Jack also
may have an observation or two of this fight between
Elon Moss and the President not really a fight. Elin
got a standing eight count. That's why his team is
Austin and please, please please please take a phone call.
He's sorry, He's so sorry? Is he sorry?
Speaker 5 (14:04):
Yo? Bro?
Speaker 1 (14:05):
You cross the rubicon right. You don't get a chance
to go back. This call across the rubicon for a reason.
There ain't no going back. You went there. Ain't so
tough talking today when SpaceX and these may be maybe
under new management, not talking so tough this morning, Caroline rensi'stagrant.
We are going to go back to Saint Patrick's Cathedral
(14:29):
at the end of the Requiem Mass to pick up
our coverage with David Zeer in the Real America's Voice team,
and we're going to get Patrick k O'Donnell in here
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Speaker 7 (15:10):
Suka okay?
Speaker 1 (15:35):
Jack besobak joins us Jack a massive raid overnight, ballistic missiles,
cruise missiles, h state of the art drones, really a
bombardment like the nineteen forty blitz of London. I think five.
The Ukrainians are tell us that first reports five dead,
but I hear that many many more dead in one
(15:58):
that and they did go after civilian targets. Is this
the beginning of Putin's payback for the quite frankly the
audacious and brilliant assault by the Ukrainians on the strategic
bombing assets of the Russian Air Force.
Speaker 8 (16:15):
Well, Steve, thanks again for having me on last night.
Russia launched one of the largest attacks on the war
in Ukraine that we've seen, deploying at least over four
hundred drones, many of these the one way drones also
known as Kamakazi drones, at least forty four forty five missiles,
as you mentioned, the ballistics and cruise missiles, mostly Iskanders
(16:36):
and calibers across almost every single region of Ukraine. I'm
at a loss to see, and even President Zelensky came
out and said that every single region of Ukraine.
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Was hit last night.
Speaker 8 (16:48):
Obviously, this is being described by Russian sources as retaliation
for those attacks on the Kurt Straight Bridge, on the
civilian train that Ukraine bombed, killing Russian civilians, and of
course on the strategic bombers. Strategic bombers, by the way,
also involved in this attack firing off those cruise missiles
from the air. Some of the key targets that we're
(17:09):
seeing a lot, as you say, many cities Kiev itself,
but also cities in the far west of Ukraine. So
Kiev is central and then south central. You had the
attacks along the Neper River, the city of Harsan, city
of Miklaiev which I visited, which has key shipyards, these
were struck last night. But then far west you also
saw strikes in places like Levov, places of lav or Leviv, Lutzk, Turnipil.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
These are all in western Ukraine. And what are they hitting.
Speaker 8 (17:36):
They're hitting power substations, They're hitting electrical infrastructure, they're hitting
water infrastructure. So all of this of course going into
the summer, and a lot of these key places by
the way that they're hitting include those NATO supplies that
are coming in from Poland that are coming across the
train there they wait and they track these supplies as
they come across the border, and then once they enter
(17:58):
Ukraine at these various depots that they have them in
the west, that's when Russia commits their strikes. And really
what you're seeing is a setup for Russia to I think,
and a lot of analysts have said they are setting
themselves up for a major breakout in the eastern provinces
on the border because of course, as we know, these
air campaigns don't control land, but what controls land soldiers,
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And so you're ready to see the Russian army push
forward this summer and really set themselves up for a
massive summer offensive.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Hold a hang on, who hit rewind on the last
minute of that? What are you saying? Because the air
attack and the payback, you're saying you're seeing a pattern
here that's laying a predicate because the campaign season in
Ukraine is, as you know, in fall, winter and spring,
very difficult for infantry and for armor, and you know
(18:53):
artillery and armor and infantry. That kind of combined arms
is the Russians model, right, just come and grind you down.
What are you seeing here now that may lead to
a bigger summer campaign.
Speaker 8 (19:05):
Well, Steve, as we know, this has been a war
of attrition, and a war of attrition is one where
the Russians predominantly have the advantage because they have the
ability to call up reserves, as they.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Have again and again and again.
Speaker 8 (19:18):
Whereas Ukraine, no matter how many weapons systems, no matter
how much artillery, how many shells, how many guns, the
US and NATO forces, the various NATO members of the
Alliance can provide, what they aren't providing is manpower. So
Ukraine is at that manpower disadvantage. This is where the
Russians have the key advantage here. And so they've been
(19:39):
sitting back and just grinding, grinding, grinding in the Eastern
Russian Speaking provinces. But now they're at a point where,
because you're seeing this predicate of striking the weapons themselves,
striking key elements of infrastructure where they could be positioned
for some major salient breakouts into these regions. In the
Russian Eastern Speaking provinces, many of the ones that, of
(20:00):
course they're talking about right now in Istambul regarding the
peace talks that have been ongoing, But of course with
these trading major attacks back and forth, it seems that
those piece deals are really only focused on some prisoner swaps,
both sides putting out their demands for a ceasefire, but
really nothing that I think either side is willing to
(20:22):
go along with. So instead, what you're probably going to
see in the face of this is a major Russian
advance coming soon, and they're probably going to have that
decision by by July.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
By July. Strategically, then what Zelensky and these guys did,
and whether deep state operatives are part of the intelligence
community is just ended up poking the bear again because
now they're not only getting bigger air assaults, but they're
going to have whereas President Trump wanted everybody to lay
their weapons down, do you think you'll have bigger You
think they'll have bigger, a bigger infantry and combined arms.
(20:59):
We'll see.
Speaker 8 (21:00):
Remember, there are a lot of members of the Kremlin,
a lot of members of the Russian military infrastructure that
don't want peace talks.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
They're not interested in peace talks.
Speaker 8 (21:08):
They look at the United States and they say, you
know what, it doesn't matter who's president, it doesn't matter
who gets in there, because the deep state is the
ones in control. You've got these Brennan and Clapper people
running around, as you and I have talked about that,
clearly knew something about this attack but didn't brief it
up to the White House. So from the Russian side,
they don't care what President Trump says on the phone.
They're not these these types. They're saying, we don't care
(21:31):
what President Trump says. We're going to push in. We
don't want peace. And it's been it's actually been the
policy of Putin and others to say, let's see what
kind of deal we can make in the meantime. But
you've got there's these folks on that I always see
on the left and they say, oh, well, just get
rid of Putin and everything's going to collapse. They say, no,
don't forget. You've got people like Progosion who had been
(21:52):
over there. You've got people who want to go all
the way in and they say, let's glass this place
and Steve, this is a reminder. This attack is a
reminder that Russia has the ability to strike deep into
Ukraine and all across Ukraine whenever they want to, not
to mention the oroginic weapons system, the hypersonic missiles that
they have, all of these delivery platforms that they could.
Speaker 2 (22:13):
Have at their disposal.
Speaker 8 (22:15):
And I don't know where the Financial Times of London
or all these analysts were from the Institute for the
Study of War and Kagan's place, and all of them saying, Oh,
the Russians are going to not be able to wage
war into year two, into year three. Guess what we're
at three plus years, three plus years into this thing,
and guess what. The drones are keep coming off the line,
The missiles, ballistics and cruise missiles keep coming off the line,
(22:37):
the tanks keep coming off the line. Why And by
the way, there's an interesting corollary here to what's going
on in the United States regarding the domestic policy. Because
Russia never divested of their manufacturing base, they were able
to maintain their domestic manufacturing base using the leveraging, of course,
the natural resources, which putin nationalized. I think Steve you
(23:00):
having an interesting conversation yesterday about nationalizing industry. So he
nationalized those resources, stood up Gazprom and Rostam and guess
what he's been using that to fuel the domestic industry
and fuel the Russian war machine, which they still have
and have the ability to wage war. When all of
these analysts, Steve, all these analysts said that Russia would
be out of guns and out of bullets and they
(23:21):
wouldn't have anything. And guess what, three plus and they're
striking every single region of Ukraine just last night.
Speaker 1 (23:29):
Okay, we're going to go back to the funeral in
a second. Just one thing. I'm beginning this from Patrick
Webb his Twitter feed. It's referencing the Royer's story, but
I don't have the click through, but I'm just going
to repeat it says Russia offers political asylum to Elon
Musk over his Trump feud. Jack Pasoviak, you're expert in
this area. You're both the Elon muzzfeud and in offering
(23:50):
him asylum.
Speaker 8 (23:51):
Your thoughts, sir, Well, I don't know exactly if Russia
is a bastion against political persecution, but you know, I
don't think Elon faces is going to face that level
of of reprisal by the United States. But look, the
Russians are watching this and that's exactly what I've been saying.
The Russians are watching our internal politics. The Russians are
(24:12):
laughing at us. The Chinese are laughing at us. They're saying,
we know that the United States is going to be
too busy chasing their own tail. The United States isn't serious,
the Trump administration isn't serious. That's the way they're looking
at it. That's the way they're looking at it right now.
And they're saying, we're just going to go steady on
with the fight because that's what we want. In the
(24:33):
same way that the Chinese who just knocked off and Steve,
as you've talked about this, they just knocked off the
government of South Korea.
Speaker 2 (24:39):
So now the South Korea's.
Speaker 8 (24:40):
Going the way of Hong Kong in ninety seven, or
at least in the nineteen eighties and nineties leading up
to the ninety seven handover, and they're just moving along.
They're moving along on their axis because what we're seeing
is the depletion, right the depletion and the end of
the international liberal order, the rise of multi polarity. And
(25:01):
they're saying, look, we don't care about these peace talks.
We're going to do it on our own.
Speaker 2 (25:04):
And Putin just gave his interview to all of the oligarchs.
Speaker 8 (25:07):
He brought all the oligarchs of Russia and came in
and he said, look, get used to sanctions. The sanctions
aren't going away. The sanctions are not going away. And
in Russia they have a situation where the oligarchs work
for the Kremlin, and they have a variety of methods
of making sure that you continue to work for the Kremlin,
because if they.
Speaker 2 (25:26):
Don't like you, they get rid of you. And this
is where they're operating.
Speaker 8 (25:31):
They've been planning this for years and years on end,
and it's and I don't think, I really don't think
that a lot of people in Washington, DC have paid
attention to this or even understand what they're up against.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Jack Pisobek, your social media, you're all over the Elon situation,
You're all over the Third World War. So much report
this evening. I'm going to Georgia to give keynote address,
but Dave Bratt and Natalie Winner is going to be
anchoring this. So much going on. Where do people get
you on social media today?
Speaker 8 (25:58):
Sir as, you can follow me at Jack Pasobic, haven't
been banned on x ever and I don't intend to be,
but I'm up on true social and telegram just in case,
in case anything changes.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
I mean, I'm in all these Steve banning clips. They
keep going.
Speaker 8 (26:12):
Viral, getting me in trouble, Steve, But I'm still maintaining
my good standing for now before now.
Speaker 2 (26:19):
But you can follow us up there at any time.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Okay, here we go, right now, let's go back to
life cover. We've got David Zerr. Let's go back to
Saint Patrick's Cathedral. The end of the service in honor
of Police Commissioner braink Care.
Speaker 7 (27:00):
Oh that song, it's like right even.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Is it time?
Speaker 9 (27:19):
The sons cold.
Speaker 10 (27:31):
Sogery, don't be sad?
Speaker 9 (27:40):
Oh said it is past? I was last.
Speaker 10 (28:00):
Oh oh twist of fliest.
Speaker 6 (28:41):
Here we go.
Speaker 5 (29:02):
Tjail a teacher are sing right?
Speaker 9 (33:11):
Eight, don't want any anything, I mean.
Speaker 1 (34:23):
Any Listen, m Mayor Arrik Adams of course, America's Mayor
(36:03):
Rudy Giuliani and Cash Mattel in that shot as a
guard of owner for the body. Let's return now to
Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 5 (37:38):
I got.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
The family close colleagues are the beginning of vehicles and
following the hearst in the Guard of Honor coming down
Fifth Avenue at the beginning of the service was a
quarter of a mile long. It's quite quite extraordinary, very powerful.
A commissioner's funeral for the late Bernie Kerrick, a great
(38:28):
friend of MAGA, a great friend of the president, patriot
hero through many, many, many battles. They brought observations. Yeah,
just just a great day. We need, we need days
like that, just good for the heart.
Speaker 6 (38:42):
You know, I've got to meet, you know, Rudy Giuliani
a few times, and just the guy. The guy is
just your best friend when you meet him. He's just
a friend of America. He's a friend he is. He
is the mayor of New York City. He's a friend
of the war room. And it's just great. Like the
cash Betel's out there. Then on the Democrat side, the
(39:04):
current mayor helps to make this thing happen. He's you know,
he's in flux right now too. So it's interesting times.
But you know, at most serious days, look upstairs, look
to the heavens, look to the church, and great markers,
great just remind you of what's for great symbols.
Speaker 1 (39:21):
Yeah, let's is David's kind of get David Zeerr as
the visible audio got the beautiful shot right there is
David Zerr available, Maybe pulled the shot back? Can I
get a sweeping shot back at Saint Patrick's and overflow
crowd of course, New York Police Department to other representats
of the Fire Department, all you know first responders. Bernie
(39:44):
Carrick have been head of Corrections, police commissioner under Mayor
ger Leoni and someone who so many times, days and
days and days after nine to eleven, would come to
this very spot to honor the fallen of the Police
Department of New York City and of course the Fire Department.
(40:05):
David Zeer observations and thoughts.
Speaker 11 (40:08):
Sir, We're standing atop the police barrier truck, kind of
a deuce and a half looking truck here with the
leadership of the New York City Police Department, Mayor Adams
in front of us here along with Cash Bateel. I
think I saw Ray Kelly, but we're looking directly at
(40:28):
Mayor Giuliani across the street saying goodbye to family and
friends of Bernie Carrick as they await the procession to
return for Bernie Carrick's final resting place in New Jersey.
I just wanted to add it was a very emotional
scene as the New York City Police officers in their
dress blues filed out of the mass and lined up
the streets along Fifth Avenue here across from Rockefeller Center,
(40:53):
in front of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. And I just wanted
to add, you know, Bernie Carrick while I'm looking at
Rudy Giuliani here, Bernie was upset about New York City
slide backwards after Juliani and even Bloomberg help bring crime
down to twenty or lows in New York City today,
as a reminder the legacy of Bernie Carrick, a larger
(41:13):
than life figure. Someone to put his money where his
mouth is, and he will be missed by New Yorker.
Speaker 1 (41:20):
Yeah, very nice, Dave.
Speaker 6 (41:22):
I just wanted to also add, you know, pray for
the families and the friends of the Carricks on days
like this.
Speaker 1 (41:31):
Prayers do matter. They go up to God.
Speaker 6 (41:34):
I made the little sermon earlier, the thing, but God
always gives right. God gives back. That's the sign of
good versus evil. When you pray to God, the Almighty God,
the Father, he gives he gives the son, he gives
the spirit, he gives hope, he gives love to everybody
out a day like this, even a day of loss,
good can come out of it. And Dave's her. We're
(41:55):
just so happy to have you on see and you
can hear your heart. You got the biggest heart ever
man hearing from you.
Speaker 1 (42:00):
No, this is why, really Parker and Rob sigg in
the entire Real America's Voice team, Harry our great producer,
and everybody to do this. We were set to do
it all, but we got the very moving arrival of
the remains of Bernie Carrick and honor guard and the NYPD,
all the commemoration they the customs and traditions of the
(42:22):
New York Police with the bagpipes, and of course we'll
see the entrance and David Zeer, who's always our man
on the scene of New York City, been there for
President Trump, all the trials of President Trump. And of
course now about the prayers David Zeer. People should know
this caught the family and his friends totally by surprise.
Bernie is only sixty nine years old, and to know
him as a guy, it's an incredible shape. Works out
(42:44):
every day. I mean, this guy is a beast. He
was just a strong individual. So for the prayers. I know,
the family's still in shock, his friends are still in shock.
It just happens so so quickly. David Zeer, Now I
guess some of the other family the cars are getting
up and they will go in and they will go
down Fifth Avenue for a while. Sir.
Speaker 11 (43:04):
Yes, the security detail is leading the way. The hearst
to follow, and the rest of the procession with friends
and family will be leaving New York City, probably going
through the Lincoln Tunnel back to the cemetery. You know,
Bernie Kerrick was raised in Patterson, New Jersey, and a
single family home, raised himself, you know, pulled himself up
(43:27):
by the bootstraps, excelled and by the way, Bernie was
a black belt. And I just wanted to add, God
closes a window and opens the door, and I hope
Jessica Lynch, the new police commissioner in New York, who
did a good job with murders and shooting so far
but has to clean up the other areas, can take
Bernie's message forward and help the people of New York.
Speaker 1 (43:48):
You see the police escort, the honor guard marching with
the hearses. It moves very slowly. This is the follow
up of the family and people going to the actual gravesite,
the burial service at the gravesite. That's going to be
family only, I might know. For those of you who
are not familiar with New York City, Saint Patrick's right
there at Rockefeller Center. So you're in the heart of
(44:09):
Midtown Manhattan. You're at the heart of really the grandeur
of Midtown Manhattan. And so these a funeral like this,
which is essentially a state funeral in New York City.
This is the highes you get along with the Mayor
of Police commissioners is and you see the security forces
in back. It will tie up. It will tie up
(44:30):
the city for a goodwill. They block off all the streets.
Rockefeller Centers blocked off. David Zeer thoughts well, I would just.
Speaker 11 (44:41):
Add that Bernie Carrick is an iconic figure to remember
for the rest of the police departments across the country.
And he always hoped and he went my interviews with him,
he always said that New York led the way across
the country and quality of life, crimes, broken windows, we
had like seventy two percent increase in misdemeanor arrest. You
(45:02):
know this is about quality of life, Steve. I was
coming home from the American Miracle, the Kennedy Center, Red
Carpet Industry the other night.
Speaker 1 (45:09):
Yeah, hey, David, let's try to catch the bag Pipe's
gonna be put the honor of the university. M hm.
Speaker 9 (45:59):
Hm again.
Speaker 1 (48:18):
What cars are gone. I'm half of the entire family.
Speaker 5 (48:39):
I like to thank you for the expressions of safety
in support detail.
Speaker 1 (48:42):
Dismissed, dismiss you heard there, the bagpipes or the Christian,
the old Christian him going home, very moving. That's traditional
play with the with the police. Uh, David Zerr, We're
about to wrap up our coverage. Want to thank really
his voice once again, and of course Rob Sig Parker Sig.
(49:03):
We try to bring as many of these things life
to you as possible so you can see it and
not talk too much. So he lit the camera. Uh,
in the in the the music and the people talking,
give you exactly put you in the room. David Zier.
We got a couple of minutes. Thoughts on the on
Bernie Carrick, a great man, a great man and a
(49:23):
good man. Those often don't those are often don't come together.
Who did everything, put his country first, his family first,
his religion. Just a prototypical good American sir.
Speaker 11 (49:36):
He had respect from his peers. He went on to
cover in Times Square, made a rest while he was
the police commissioner. And I don't know if we're going
to see anybody like him again, but we'll always remember
Bernie Kerrick in our hearts. He was here at our
darkest time in New York City nine to eleven, all
significant event of modern history. And he was right at
(49:59):
Rudy Julianna side, a very special time, in a very
dark time.
Speaker 1 (50:04):
David Zeerr, what's your social media? People can follow you
to do such a great job covered doing all our
live coverage in New York, the greatest city.
Speaker 7 (50:11):
In the world.
Speaker 1 (50:12):
Thank you so much.
Speaker 11 (50:13):
Thank you at Dave zer on x at David zeer
on Getter and the others, and David w.
Speaker 1 (50:20):
Z on Instagram.
Speaker 11 (50:21):
I want to always thank you Steve for the war Room.
This country is better rough for it.
Speaker 1 (50:27):
Thank you, brother. Give you mother a hug. She's a
big fan and a big war room fan. We love her.
Raised a pretty good son, too shabby, uh Patrick ko down,
We're gonna get Patrick k tonight at six o'clock with
Dave Bratt. We never miss D Day without the appropriate commemoration.
I want to thank you everybody today for just very
(50:52):
power we see right there. We were trying, we were
going to try to get interviews with Eric Prince and
Moban and others. But I do believe that Mo and
others are actually in the vehicles going to going to
the cemetery.
Speaker 7 (51:04):
To know.
Speaker 1 (51:06):
I think MO went to the to the Christian wake
last night. Jane Zirkel also Jane our own Jane Zirkle's there,
Mo's the Prince's there. Cash, but tell Rudy Giuliani, Boris Epstein.
Boris made it so a great turnout. Really want to
thank and great honor to anchor this coverage today to
try to coordinate this. Like I said, we're going to
try to get in and show the live stream, but
(51:27):
maybe we get it later. We'll show some of the
packages maybe tomorrow on this Dave Brad we get a
minute or two.
Speaker 6 (51:33):
Yeah, closing out, Yeah, I just want to thank like
you did Robin Parker sig again, Thank you guys. It's
you put your money where your mouth is, your values
you're living them out. This is a tree for you
to share. You just shared this with us and with
the country, so thanks for that. And then secondly, just
(51:53):
some good news. Look at the economic news. Wages are
up three point eight, out pacing inflation, which is only
two point three. That means you're getting real wage increases.
Government jobs are down, your jobs are up, payroll jobs
are up.
Speaker 1 (52:09):
They beat the expectations.
Speaker 6 (52:10):
That's good news. I just want to share a way
one minute news flash. I'll share more with you at
six pm. But that's some good news and I'll get
a little into the weeds with you on Fed policy
coming up.
Speaker 1 (52:20):
So at six o'clock we do some of the economic news.
I'm sure there's gonna be other breaking news throughout the day.
Like I said, there's a lot of pressure coming on
President Trump from all sources to take a phone call
on President Trump saying hey, I've said you know, I've
said my piece. I want to move on, but I'm
not taking phone calls. I'm not going to be playing games, SERI.
We'll see how that plays out during the day. A
lot of pressure on prosident Trump. Of course, he's only
(52:40):
trying to stop the Third World war build the American account.
The numbers out today though, were incredibly impressive. Good, very
good news, very good news. Patrick ca o'donalill also join you.
Natalie's going to have a bunch of breaking news and
scoops in the five o'clock A be down with our
good friends in Georgia this afternoon, this evening at the
(53:02):
at the convention. I want to thank you for hosting
here while I'm gone. I was there's a point in
time where we were going to take Bratt with us,
but Brett we felt was better anchoring the covers. And
this is such a big news.
Speaker 6 (53:13):
Diy Atlanta, I'll say from here, Hya Atlanta from Bratt. Well,
I think I think, I think we're in Dalton tonight.
I think, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're done with the people Georgia.
We're not We're not messing around here. I want to
thank our sponsors, particularly Birch Gold. Take your phone at
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Also talk to Philip Patrick. The team go to Birch
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Phil pet Philip Patterman does a great good man. I
also want to thank everybody at Home Title Lock Home
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that up first for the one million dollar triple lock
protection promo code. Steve talked to Natalie Domingus and the team. Okay,
Charlie Kirk's up next posts. So after that, a lot
going on. The team's back here at five o'clock. You
never know, I may call in, particularly some breaking news
(54:20):
on the Elon front.
Speaker 6 (54:21):
You never know.
Speaker 1 (54:22):
I may I may drop in and call in from Georgia.
Make sure he's sticking around all afternoon. Gruber after that bowling,
after that, back here five o'clock at Natalie Winners. Indeed,
Dave Bratt, Dave Bratt with with David my cruise missile.
Speaker 5 (54:37):
Dave.
Speaker 1 (54:37):
Love that Dave Bratt hanging around here. You know he's
he's like a church mouse right. He's always in the food.
He's in the coffee. He's got warpath coffee. We love
you guys, Bernie Carrick. You're a great man and a
good man. The Funeral Service of Bernie Carrick whant to
thank everybody today. Association. I'm in see you back here.
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