Battlegorund LIVE: America First Is Victorious w/Bryan Dean Wright

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Warning Europe about to enter the arena and join the
battle to.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Save America with your host Sean Parnell.

Speaker 3 (00:14):
Good evening, America, Welcome to Battleground Live. This is the
show that kicks ass and takes names in luck horns
with the radical left. We never quit, We will never surrender.
From sea to shining Sea and everybody in between. Welcome
patriots on this glorious Friday, and thank god it's Friday.

(00:41):
You know that we are going into the first weekend
with President elect Trump as the leader of the free world.
I'm very, very very excited about that. Folks. Thank you,
by the way, battle Crew for joining me on Wendy

(01:01):
Bell's radio program this morning. As you could tell, I'm
absolutely smoked. I'm yawning on air. I probably got forty
eight hours sleep in the last week. And then the
week prior to this was also insane because I was
running around like a crazy person trying to stop the
left cheating. It was like running around trying to put

(01:22):
out a dozen small fires. But I think in the
end it paid off because we flipped the state of Pennsylvania.
And what's really interesting about this, and you know, I
think I've talked to you a little bit about this
here and there around the edges. I was very, very
very much involved with planning and building an early vote

(01:48):
and vote by mail infrastructure in Pennsylvania. Do you know
how the left wrote that article on Time magazine the
shadow campaign that fortified the twenty twenty election, or that
saved the twenty twenty election or whatever they fortified not rigged,
fortified important distinction there, of course. Well, we ran our
own shadow campaign here in Pennsylvania, and it started eighteen

(02:08):
months ago with a plan. I brought Dave McCormick after
the primary against doctor Oz, but before he got in
this Senate race that he just won, and I told him,
no Republican can win Pennsylvania state wide unless we do this.
The Democrats had a one point one million early vote
vote by mail firewall in twenty twenty. Fetterman had over

(02:30):
six hundred thousand early votes, six hundred thousand early votes
before a single vote was passed in twenty twenty two.
If Republicans didn't change the way that we operate on
the political battlefield, we would have seeded Pennsylvania the most
important swing state in the country for the rest of

(02:50):
my life. No, that is not an exaggeration. So we
went to work building this machine. And my guidance to
the team was, we have so many great I was
just a very small part of it. Just trust me.
My guidance to the team was, listen, nobody talks about this.
Nobody goes public with this. There's no media. We don't
have a comm's arm. I don't want to see any bragging,

(03:12):
Just quiet professionals at clandestine Behemoth, behind the scenes, intent
on saving this country. We raised a bunch of money,
and you know, I wanted the Democrats to think that
we were a mess, like we usually are. I wanted
the Democrats to be complacent. Why because complacency on the
battlefield kills soldiers, no doubt about it. As a leader,

(03:36):
you have to fight against complacency every single day. On
the political battlefield, complacency also kills in a different way.
Kills campaigns, kills political movements. And by the time the
Democrats realized what was going on, when those returns for
early votes, banked votes, mail and votes started coming in,

(04:00):
it was way too late. The Democrats realized we had
built something that rivaled theirs, and we had cut into
their firewall. In Pennsylvania, by over seven hundred thousand votes.
Now that meant they had to turn out those seven
hundred thousand people. But here's the real secret. Nobody really

(04:21):
talks about every campaign, presidential cycle, or just every campaign
in general, but we're talking presidential cycles here. They buy
the data of the previous presidential cycle based on turnout models,
where turnout was high, where turnout was low, and then
cross reference that data. Who likes to hunt, who's a sportsman,

(04:45):
where do they live, what are their interests, maybe even
in the hopes that they can triangulate how those people vote,
in the hopes that they can develop a message to
reach those people, both with television commercials and mail and
everything else. Well, here's the real kicker, because twenty twenty
was a rigged and fraudulent election. Of course we've all

(05:06):
let's talked to you many times about this before. There
was not widespread fraud in twenty twenty, So the media
in that regard using that terminology is technically correct. It
was very, very surgical fraud. There's a lot of fraud,
but it was surgical. It was highly localized to Alleghany
County in Pennsylvania, which is Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, County in Pennsylvania,

(05:28):
Milwaukee in Wisconsin, Detroit in Michigan, Fulton County, and Georgia,
and of course Maricopa County, which is still counting ballots today.
For the twenty twenty four cycle in Arizona, there was
tons of fraud in those areas, and the fraud in
those areas and those specific swing state counties wasn't enough
to carry those states. But the problem is they used

(05:50):
voter registration fraud to do it. They registered voters that
simply did not that did not exist. So I knew
before election day that there's no way in hell they
would be able to turn out those seven hundred thousand voters.
Why Why Because I knew because I lived the twenty
twenty election, because my name was on the ballot during

(06:11):
the twenty twenty election. I saw what they did to cheat.
I know how they cheat. I've studied this stuff for
years now, and I knew there'd be no way they
could turn out those seven hundred thousand voters. And my
creepy Biden whisper here because those voters didn't exist, they
weren't real. And when I saw the Democrat Party posturing

(06:33):
on election day that Brady the Democrat leader out in
Philadelphia said that turnout is fifty percent higher than in
twenty twenty. I laughed at myself and I said.

Speaker 4 (06:43):
They're fed.

Speaker 3 (06:44):
They're totally screwed because there's no way turnout could be
higher than twenty twenty. Because there's no way anyone's turnout
could be higher than twenty twenty because they cheated to
do that. We're not gonna allow them to cheat this time.
Because we were ready for it. We had eyes everywhere.
I helped quarterback that effort too. And of course the

(07:06):
Democrats didn't get the turnout they needed in twenty twenty
President Trump, because we guarded our elections in Pennsylvania. Was
there still fraud shore they're still going to try to
steal the Senate race. Yeah, they're trying to do it now.
We're not gonna let them. But because we were on
guard in Pennsylvania, President Trump was able to flip the
three most important swing counties in Pennsylvania, Erie County, Northampton County,
and Bucks County. And he kept it close in Lackawana,

(07:29):
the home state of You guessed it, President Joe Biden.
You cannot win statewide in Pennsylvania as a Republican without
least sixteen percent in Philadelphia County, President Trump got twenty
the moment that he kept twenty percent and flip those counties,
I realized that it was all over. And we, along
with the great and fabulous Wendy Belle, on our election

(07:49):
night coverage, were the first to call this Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in the whole entire country. Folks. We stopped these
commie bastards and Trinity. I see your question, can the
same thing be done in every state? And I'm going
to answer that right now, Pedal to the medal. This
is one victory in one battle in a much larger

(08:11):
political war, and the answer to your question is absolutely.
I want to expand this to Michigan. I want to
expand this to Wisconsin. I want to expand this to
New Jersey. I want to expand this to New Hampshire.
I want to go on offense. I want to take
this program to every blue state and keep the Democrats
on their heels. I want to dismantle their communist agenda

(08:34):
for the next four hundred years. These assholes stole an
election from me, not just from me who gives a
shit about me? They sow an election from you, and
then they attacked my family and went after my children.
I will not rest until we completely dismantle the Democrat Party.

(08:56):
Let's just say this, we will fundamentally transform the Democrat Party.
That kind of sounds a lot sexier, right, Okay, let
me take a quick break. I haven't even got to
anything that I want to get to smash that like button,
a little green thumb beneath the video. We've got Brian
Dean right on deck, former CIA operations officer America First Or,
former Democrat, the host of a great daily podcast, The

(09:18):
Right Report Daily Podcast. He's on deck here soon. All right,
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(10:46):
this a little bit on The Great Wendy Bell Show today.
But President Trump is not even in the White House yet,
and things are already falling into place, not just here
in America but all over the world. I said this
morning that Steve Madden is halting manufacturing in China by

(11:07):
half in a year, in a year's time, Hamas called
for an end to the war in the Middle East.
Iran backed. The Iran backed Hoothi's announced this ceasefire. Putin
has come out and said he's ready to work towards peace.
In Ukraine, just days after Trump's victory, Toyota became the
first automaker to begin distancing itself from electric vehicles. The

(11:31):
company said, quote Biden Harris ev rules are not in
alignment with consumers. Well, no shit, I mean all you
had to do is look at the sales figures to
figure that out right, nobody wants these things, and not
just that. The EU came out today and said this.

Speaker 5 (11:49):
I would not say discussed what we touched upon yesterday.
It's the whole topic of LNG. We still get a
lot of lerg via Russia from Russia, and why not
replace it American leg which is cheaper for US and
brings down our energy prices. But it is something where
we can get into a discussion. Also what our trade

(12:12):
deficit is concerned, So engage, look at common interest and
then negotiate.

Speaker 3 (12:21):
So here you have now the EU saying that, hey, yeah,
let's see if we can buy liquid natural gas from America.
Instead of Russia. See President Trump. All he has to
do is exist. People just have to know that he's coming.
He doesn't even have to be in the White House yet.

(12:41):
Just the anticipation of him being in the White House,
the anticipation of America finally having a leader that means
business again has the world falling into line. Now, imagine
what we'll be able to accomplish when we get into
the White House with a Republican controlled House, Senate, Supreme Court,

(13:03):
state houses, popular vote mandate can change his country forever.
But the view, they don't care, They don't give a shit.
They have been how they came out down for three
days in a row. Now, listen, may I disagree? All right?

Speaker 6 (13:17):
I think that the that I'd like to reframe the conversation.
I think Bernie Sanders is wrong. I think the more
relevant question actually is what is wrong with America? I
think what is wrong with our country that the Republican
Party would choose as a candidate and support a candidate
who is an insurrectionist, who is an election denier, who

(13:40):
is someone who is twice impeached, thirty four time convicted.

Speaker 7 (13:43):
Felons, someone who has been fused, led, sexual and the
conduct by twenty six women found Liabel for sexual abuse.
What is wrong with this country that they would choose
a message of divisiveness, of zeno phobia, of racism, of misogyny,

(14:03):
over a message of exclusiveness, a message for.

Speaker 6 (14:07):
The people by the people.

Speaker 4 (14:11):
Vote.

Speaker 8 (14:13):
Before I'll begin to the second, the Democrats are the ones.
They are the party that cares for the Blue College.
The Democrats are the ones who put in Social Security.

Speaker 5 (14:24):
I would not say discussed, but to be telling me.

Speaker 6 (14:26):
I just agreed.

Speaker 3 (14:27):
All right, I well, you get the point. Oh my gosh,
I totally screwed it up. I clicked off the video.
But doesn't matter. You get the point. These ladies, from
the view, they don't get it yet. They don't understand
why President Trump was elected. They don't understand his broad

(14:50):
based appeal. I explained this on the Wendy Bell radio
show this morning, but I'll do it again here because
I think it's that important. The Democrats have a real
base problem. It's why American patriots like Brian Dean Wright
left the party. Just think back over. You know since

(15:12):
twenty sixteen, for example, the Democrats super delegate system allows
them to discard the will of their base, and you
do not have a political party without your most passionate
members in the base. You know, admittedly, the Republican Party
has not represented our base well for a long time.
The reason why Trump has a movement is that he

(15:33):
speaks directly to the base and he actually fights for them,
and the base knows it. The Democrats, they have a
real problem. And all this talk about racism misogyny. Oh,
Kamala only only lost because she's a black woman, and
now it's black men and Hispanic men are actual terrible
racist and misogynists. They haven't woken up to the fact

(15:55):
that it's their very actions and the leadership and their
party that have led them to the place where they
are at this exact moment. Had they followed the will
of their voters, they would have had Bernie Sanders in sixteen.
Had they followed the will of their voters, they would
have had Bernie Sanders in twenty. But the super delegates system. Look,
they pushed Bernie Sanders to the side, and in sixteen

(16:17):
they went with Hillary, and in twenty they went with Biden,
and then in twenty twenty four. You see the slow
escalation over time. In twenty twenty four. Here you have
an incumbent president, a sitting president that they removed. I'm
not even sure that he resigned of his own will
post something on social media with a signature that doesn't
even match his own, and they select Kamala Harris, there

(16:39):
by discarding the will of fourteen million Democrat based voters
based voters, and they wonder why they lost, and they
continue to blame racism, misogyny. I say, good, fine, because
there's a reason why only thirty two percent of Americans
in this election cycle identified as Democrats is because that
party is hemorrhaging people because they don't have a message,

(17:00):
they don't have a vision, they don't have a vision.
Turns out people don't really care about pronouns in your bio,
and hey, look, this is America. You can believe what
you want, you can love who you want. I don't
care about any of that. If we live in a
free country, you could do whatever the hell you want.
But to each his own right. The Democrats want to
force their vision of the world on everybody, and it

(17:23):
turns out that people don't really want that. So anyway,
I got Brian Dean right on deck. I'm going to
bring him on now. He is the Well he's the
host of a great daily podcast called The Right Report.
It's your own personal presidential daily brief. He's also a
former CIA operations officer. He's also a former Democrat that
left the party. I think maybe for maybe at least

(17:45):
some of the reasons why I just said, and now
I know why you shaved your head. Are you just
a resistor? Are you joining the ranks of these people
that are shaving their heads in protest? I knew it, Brian,
I knew it.

Speaker 2 (17:58):
Well, you're onto me. I was going to go with
the red, perhaps the blue or the purple hair, but
it's thinning out, so I decided to just shave it.

Speaker 4 (18:06):
Yeah, it's true. Boy, what a week? What a revolution?
Really true?

Speaker 3 (18:12):
It needs you to just spend as long as you want,
taken a victory lap here, man, because I'm excited we're
going to change the country. Man.

Speaker 2 (18:19):
Well, I'll tell you what you were just speaking to
is so important, and I think it's so important for
all of us to really pause for a moment and
realize what the data show was that happened on Tuesday.
The new Trump coalition really has space for everybody, and
everybody showed up for him. We have record numbers of
Hispanic folks, black folks, white folks. We have record numbers

(18:41):
of women and men showing up. There was not the
gender divide or sex divide we thought we were going
to see didn't happen.

Speaker 4 (18:47):
We have gay folks.

Speaker 2 (18:48):
We have a record number of actually Muslim people who
shut up, percentage wise more than Jewish people in fact.
So the point is this Trunk coalition, truly and earnestly
is in credible. It represents the nation. And I think
for a lot of us who have just been really
struggling for the past number of years, saying, we know that.

Speaker 4 (19:08):
This country is better. This country is.

Speaker 2 (19:10):
Better than what we have seen in a long long time,
specifically under the Democrat Party, dividing, slicing and dicing all
of us into different racial groups or sexual orientation and
the rest of it.

Speaker 4 (19:19):
Really, most of us believed in heart that this country
lived up.

Speaker 2 (19:22):
To its old motto, which was the epler of us
unum out of many one that while we may be
very very different in many ways, at the end of
the day, we all celebrate being an American. And that's
what Tuesday's vote was all about. And it showed up
in the numbers. So it's wonderful for me, I think,
and I think for you and for so many of
us who, irrespective of our differences, understand that this country

(19:44):
is exceptional. It's a great country. And we showed up
at the polls to demonstrate that. Not only were we
angry about the economy, which many of us were, that's
certainly true.

Speaker 4 (19:53):
That showed up the data too.

Speaker 2 (19:54):
But the number two issue was immigration, and what it's
that all about at the end of the Day's about
us deciding who should be a part of the American family,
who should be a part of our tribe. It was
a celebration of who we are that we get to
make that choice, not just have the damn open borders.
So it wasn't just a rejection of the left of

(20:15):
the Democrat Party. It was a celebration of America, of
us deciding who would be in our family. So to me,
looking at the data, it shows me very clearly the
American spirit is alive and well, and I celebrate that today,
I really really do.

Speaker 4 (20:30):
What a wonderful way to kick off this weekend.

Speaker 3 (20:34):
What do you think about the Democrat Party, Brian? I mean,
because knives are out. Like, there's this Axios piece that
came out today and I want to read it to
you that the headline is Harris Biden camps blame each
other for loss. And one person involved with the Harris
campaign team told Axios the one hundred and seven day
Harris campaign was nearly flawless. The Biden campaign that preceded

(20:56):
it was the opposite. A former Biden staff are shot back,
how did you spend a billion dollars and not win? WTF? Clearly,
clearly knives are out and there's chaos, you know, in
the in the ranks. And I just, honestly, Brian, I
don't think they get it. I don't think they understand
why they lost. You're absolutely right. I would just add

(21:18):
in there were a few other excuses. One of the
great ones I saw was one of the surrogates by
miss Harris saying that actually it was Governor Tim Walls.

Speaker 4 (21:25):
He was so weird and he lied about everything. And
that's that. You know, that tinked the ticket for real?

Speaker 3 (21:30):
That actually happened. Did somebody say that? Yes?

Speaker 4 (21:32):
Uh Lee is her last name.

Speaker 2 (21:34):
Fox News reported on that earlier this week that she
came out saying that it was actually Tim Walls's fault.

Speaker 3 (21:38):
He's a old look man. He's kicking his leg up.
But what's what the leg kick?

Speaker 4 (21:42):
I look, I celebrate everybody.

Speaker 2 (21:44):
So whatever he is at the end of the day,
he wants to be jazz hands and kick his legs,
that's great. We need people on Broadway to entertain us.
But the issue, of course, was that nobody vetted that
guy for his his Chinese connections. That was the big
problem with Walls. And he's a big fat liar about
everything anyway. So what is the state of the Democrat
Party and why did they lose? So, you know, send
me back for a second. I want to really have

(22:06):
us think about something for a moment. Trump's coalition ultimately
wasn't necessarily just about the Republican Party. It was about
making America great again. It was about America first. So
in four years Trump won't be in the White House,
who won't be running for reelection?

Speaker 4 (22:18):
Now.

Speaker 2 (22:18):
I happen to think Jade Vance is going to be
a brilliant next play. But other folks he's gonna have
to convince.

Speaker 4 (22:24):
So what is it then?

Speaker 2 (22:25):
About what we are all looking for? That's what the
Democrat Party is forgetting again and again and again. Candidates matter, good,
good people who are running for the right reasons. That matters.
We all see through the crap. We all see through
the facade, especially as mainstream media is collapsing now and
guys like you and I are standing up in the
space of media and talking more directly to the American people. Right, So,

(22:47):
candidate smatter are running for good reason.

Speaker 4 (22:49):
Second, that they have.

Speaker 2 (22:49):
Good policies actually, and that those policies are based on
the Constitution and celebrating the American family and things like
immigration and making sure we have borders and reviving the
America and industrial base, you know, recognizing that we screwed
up back in the nineteen nineties by shipping our industrial
base to Mexico and China.

Speaker 4 (23:07):
That was stupid.

Speaker 2 (23:08):
So having good people run for office that celebrate good,
good policies and have those good policies for us, all
that stuff actually matters. And that's what the Democrat Party
doesn't have right now. They don't have the good people
running for the right reasons who have good policies.

Speaker 4 (23:22):
That's the fundamental problem.

Speaker 2 (23:24):
So right now the party is fighting for the soul
of not just the good, the good people, but the
good ideas.

Speaker 4 (23:30):
So one of the other pieces we saw this week.

Speaker 2 (23:31):
Is Alan Alexandria Casio Cortez, Bernie Sanders and other people
on the far left socialist Marxists saying, well, actually the
problem was Harres. She wasn't far left enough, she was
too centrist. Okay, truly they made that argument. Bernie Sanders
made that argument. Democrats Socialist of America made that argument
in New York Magazine ran that piece with one of

(23:52):
their mouthpieces making that argument.

Speaker 4 (23:55):
So fine, I say, that's actually the brilliance of America.

Speaker 2 (23:59):
Let them make the art gument that actually we need
communism and socialism socialism in this country. Let the Democrat
Party more openly embrace that.

Speaker 4 (24:06):
I celebrate that.

Speaker 2 (24:07):
And that gets back to one of the points that
you made in your monologue, which is, at the end
of the day, the best way to not just govern
the country, but to defeat extremism is.

Speaker 4 (24:15):
Let people talk. Let them keep talking.

Speaker 2 (24:19):
Let the Democrat Party, as Governor Gavin Newsom in California
is saying, or Letitia James, the Attorney General in New York,
or Governor Pritsker in Illinois and elsewhere saying.

Speaker 4 (24:30):
We are the resistance. Well, that's great.

Speaker 2 (24:32):
Let's look at your records, Let's look at what you
how you're governing those states. You're turning your states into
crap holes, and people are leaving. So make the argument
that you're the resistance. What's your what's your path forward.

Speaker 4 (24:43):
For the country.

Speaker 2 (24:43):
What Tuesday showed us is that the American people will listen,
and they will show up and they will reject that stuff.

Speaker 3 (24:49):
Ryan, Bryan, did you know that Kamala was born in
a middle class family.

Speaker 4 (24:53):
I mean, come on, I did hear that on occasion.

Speaker 2 (24:56):
I uh, It's very interesting and I wish her the
best of luck she goes back to that middle class family,
hopefully in Canada. That's where we would like her to
return to her roots. Either that or Willie Brown's house.

Speaker 4 (25:07):
I'm not sure. I'm sorry. That was too soon. That
was too soon. I'm a bad I'm a bad person.

Speaker 3 (25:13):
You think he would take her back? I don't think
he would take her back.

Speaker 4 (25:17):
You know what.

Speaker 2 (25:17):
I'm not gonna say anything else because I'm gonna get
myself in so much to you.

Speaker 3 (25:20):
You went there, you went.

Speaker 4 (25:24):
Well anyway, who knows?

Speaker 2 (25:26):
Well, Look, you know Doug, apparently the husband and such
not not such a nice guy.

Speaker 4 (25:29):
So who knows. Good luck to miss Harris he is.

Speaker 3 (25:32):
That's another we'll go down that path maybe, But yeah,
he is a terrible, terrible person. I cannot believe the
media did not ask him a single question about that.
Well here, here's here's the irony, Brian that I've been
talking about for the last couple of days. Even the
left now is waking up to the fact that there
was cheating in twenty twenty. And here's why. Yeah, you're

(25:53):
pissed off because they're operatives paid for all of this
data and the last presidential cycle, and they used that
data to try to, you know, triangulate message and reach
people and compare and contrast and they use this but
all of that data was corrupted, and so all of
these operatives in Philly are like, where the hell did

(26:14):
fourteen million people go in Pennsylvania? And they never really
existed in the first place. Now these leftists are looking
at these charts and saying, wait a second, maybe twenty
twenty's rigged. Maybe Joe Biden didn't do better than Barack
Obama and the sixty nine million first and popular vote
that he had in his first go around, maybe things

(26:35):
aren't as they seem, and it seems to me like
they're starting to wake up to that fact. But here's
the thing beyond all of this, had they just not
cheated and they did something, I mean, look, I have
my theories, and I you know, worked hard in Pennsylvania
this cycle to defend against them. But that aside, had
they just let Trump win, he would have been a

(26:57):
president with a Democrat controlled House, Democrat controlled Senate. He
would have still gotten things done, but they would have
been able to minimize the damage. Because they cheated, Not
only did they screw themselves from a data standpoint, they
they now Trump has his strongest coalitionon ever and he's
gonna completely undo I think everything that they work so

(27:21):
hard for and good Yeah.

Speaker 2 (27:24):
Look, you know, isn't it interesting how our best played
or best laid plans don't necessarily.

Speaker 4 (27:29):
All were always worked out?

Speaker 2 (27:31):
And I think that is what the party's understanding right
now is that yes, look, let's be honest, most of
those missing, I think that's fifteen twenty million. I've seen
people on the left hoop about where where are those
fifteen twenty million? People go, well, they're in graveyards and
so that they voted, and that's it was the dead
people or the fake people. So look, that's what you
get when you base your party on chenanigans. And so

(27:52):
it's a wonderful demonstration. By the way, President Washington many
many many years ago, centuries ago, said, look what we
into paraphrase, when you worship a party, you end up
in trouble because you don't focus on good governance and
good governance of the country and good ideas. And so
they're they're learning that lesson right now, aren't they? That
their coalitions collapsing, their party is collapsing because it was

(28:13):
all about party and loyalty to the party and the
party bosses and Joe Biden with dementia or or Hillary
Clinton back of the day because it was her turn, right,
It's all that stuff, right, So that's what happens when
you worship a party, not the country and not the constitution.

Speaker 4 (28:28):
You lose. And that's exactly what should happen. Praise God.

Speaker 3 (28:31):
So let me let me let's shift gears to what
a next Trump administration will look like. I mean, obviously
Susie Wiles was was you know, Trump named her his
chief of staff, first woman chief of staff, Ever, the
view went on this like epic, ran about how horrible
Donald Trump was it or is, and failed to mention
the fact that Susie Wiles was his first appointment a woman,

(28:53):
you know, in a shattering glass ceiling. No one give
a shit about that. No one mentioned anything about that.
But that's the view. But I guess I was at
the Pittsburgh rally with Trump and sitting right next to
me was Mike Pompeo, and you know, I remember Mike
Pompeo kind of like abandoned President Trump. When President Trump

(29:16):
was at his lowest, he kind of wasn't there. In fact,
it was this segment Brian on Fox that that just
kept jumping out in my mind. I'll I'll let you
listen to it. Here Donald Trump is facing and is
it right to charge him?

Speaker 9 (29:32):
Brian, good morning, Great to be with you. Two things
I think are both true at this point. First, if
the allegations are true, and there's lots of indications that
they are, President Trump had classified documents where he shouldn't
have had them, and then when given the opportunity to
return to me, he chose not to do that for
whatever reason.

Speaker 10 (29:48):
That's just Brian.

Speaker 9 (29:49):
You talked about me having classified documents. I handled thousands
and thousands of them over my time in Congress and
then as a CAI director and Secretary of State. I
suppose we can all make mistakes and get him to
the wrong place, but when somebody he identifies that, you
got to turn them in. So that's just that's inconsistent
with protecting America's soldier, sailors, airmen, and marines. And if
the allegations are true, some of these were pretty serious,
important documents.

Speaker 3 (30:10):
So that's wrong, Brian, this guy's the director of the CIA.
I refuse. I mean, you don't get to you don't
get to do that job and not be able to
like sniff out bs. I'm sorry, or he's just the
most he's the worst spy in the history of spies.
Anyone that had half of a brain knew that everything

(30:34):
that was happening to Donald Trump at the height of
the Lawfair was fake, politically motivated bullshit. And for Mike
Pompeo to go out there on national TV and say
something like that, I just don't trust him, and yet
here he and that was the key. I just don't
trust him. And he gets up on stage at the
Trump rally to speak after me, and he's like, I

(30:58):
he made a point to say this. I was I
was President Trump's most trusted and loyal cabinet member to me.
I hear that as people don't trust me and I
want them to trust me. If that's how I hear that,
And it's just something about, look, Mike Pompeo might be
a really nice guy. I'm not making a call. I
just don't trust him. I'm sorry, I don't.

Speaker 2 (31:19):
He's rebranding himself. So let's sad back for a second
about why all this matters. What Donald Trump's experience over
the past forty eight years is nothing short of horrific.
From the Department of Justice, CIADEA all targeted him, Different
state prosecutors targeted him. And there were a lot of
people who didn't recognize that, people who said that there

(31:40):
were fans of him a like Mike Pompeo, and dumped
him when they needed to because they were trying to
save their own skin. So I think that that's what
you're pointing out, is that moving forward, the resistance, which
we have just talked about, is not going away. They're
going to keep attacking him. He's going to need people
who want to stand beside him, certainly out of principle
for understanding what the past forty eight years means.

Speaker 3 (31:59):
Because a good point, that is the good point.

Speaker 2 (32:01):
Don't stand up, then they're going to come back and again.
Chuck Schumer, Democrat, Senator of New York, you and I
have talked about this so many times, six ways of Sunday,
that these intel agencies and law enforcement get back at you.
You got to understand that that's the fight. So he
needs to staff himself with people who will understand that
that is the reality. It's not some conspiracy. So have good,
solid people around you who are necessarily loyal for the

(32:24):
sake of being loyal, but understand the magnitude of the fight,
of the collapse, the rot in this country over the
past eight plus years. Mike Pontpeu either doesn't get that
or he was a part of it. So that is
not the kind of leadership we need. And I would
just note that Mike Pompeu was never a CIA officer,
he was never an Intel officer. He was an appointee,
so he was never a spy. So let's just get
that out of the way. The guys in the guys.

Speaker 4 (32:47):
I am a guy.

Speaker 11 (32:48):
I just have.

Speaker 2 (32:51):
But moving forward, that is actually part of the important
conversation is who staffs these various agencies, Who staffs these
different organizations. That becomes very very important. Beyond loyalty, beyond
understanding the nature of Washington, DC. It takes people who
understand the magnitude of the rot in that city. So
the CIA, the future of the CIA, as let's just

(33:13):
start with that, because it's something I know well and
so very important because as a commander in chief, you
need to have good intel, you need to understand what's
going on in the world. So we have to start
with this question that if I were to advise mister Trump,
it would be, look, you've got to make sure you
have somebody in there who knows what they're doing, knows
that culture. But stepping back, do we need the CIA?
I think that conversation needs to be be had with

(33:35):
the American people because rent of the amount of rot
that we have seen over the past eight years, if
for no other reason to demonstrate to the American people, look,
there are no sacred cows.

Speaker 4 (33:45):
We have sacred missions.

Speaker 2 (33:46):
And the mission that the CIA carries forward, which is
to recruit spies and steal secrets abroad and give that
information to the Commander and chief to be strong. That
doesn't need to be the CIA necessarily or if it is, fine,
but just make sure that the American people know that. Look,
the last eight years, of all the attacks on our
republic by the CIA and FBI and others, those were

(34:07):
not lost on me. Is what I want President Trump
to say, and to just reassure the American people because
there's a lack of trust.

Speaker 4 (34:14):
We have to re establish trust.

Speaker 2 (34:15):
Between the American people and the chief executive of this country.
So that's what I think mister Trump needs to say
to the American people to Look, we don't have to
have the fbid the CIA, but we do have a mission.

Speaker 4 (34:24):
So how to re reshape that.

Speaker 2 (34:26):
So if we are to keep the CIA after that conversation,
you need to have somebody what's called on the seventh
floor who leads to that organization that starts with this
a hiring freeze. The entire HR department at the CIA
is full of these leftists. And I can tell you
this with high confidence I work there. These people don't
give a damn about this country. They don't give a
damn about the mission. They've been directed by Biden and

(34:47):
Obama era CIA personnel to hire people who don't put
mission first.

Speaker 4 (34:52):
It's a lot of this HR.

Speaker 3 (34:54):
How is this possible?

Speaker 2 (34:56):
When you get leadership at the White House who then
puts leadership of the CIA, they are going to reflect
that in the hiring process. Again, Kamala Harris, one of
the first things that she did when she became Vice president,
she did she got the and I think we talked
about this. She looked at some of the leadership profiles
that the CIA and others who created and they used
the wrong adjectives. So there was this new training process

(35:18):
for all the CIA and analysts to write different products,
to write better adjectives that are more inclusive. That crap
has to be stopped at first, age your HR departments,
so no more hiring DEI you know people. Second, you
have to do a scrub of your existing personnel. How
many of those people were actually qualified versus how many
of them were just DEI hires. That is what a

(35:39):
CIA director and deputy director really need to get handle on.
So you need to stop the kinds of just fraudulent
people who are applying for those positions and got hired. Second,
you go back to the basics of the CIA, recruiting
spots and stealing secrets. Having smart analysts give you information
that is irrespective of their politics. That culture has to
be changed at the agency. There are different ways to

(36:00):
do that. It won't get into some of the classified stuff.
There's also a different training culture that needs to happen
at the CIA. Again, a lot more classifying at the
bottom line.

Speaker 3 (36:08):
Let me take let me I want to actually talk
about this more. Yeah, I want to. I want to
go as in depth as you can on this. I'm
fascinated by this and the question of do we need
a CIA and and honestly, like Will, I'm sure the
institution will will push back and the question is how
much and how dangerous can that be? But let me

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a former CIA operations officer and host of the Right
Report Daily podcast. Brian, if Trump goes out there and
says do we really need the CIA? CIA is going
to fight back, right, Well, it.

Speaker 2 (38:19):
Depends on who the leader is. So you know, there
are lots of different names being tossed around, so you know,
I don't know. One of them that I've heard is
probably more Secretary of State or National Security Advisors. Rick Grennell,
a guy who happens to be quite smart by the way,
which let me just pause for a moment on that.
Actually so not that it's it's incredibly relevant, but Rick

(38:41):
is an openly gay man, and Donald Trump has said
I don't really care. So this again underlines the absurdity
of the Democrat talking point, which is that you know
that the Republicans are Nazis and racist like, Okay, he
his first big appointment was a woman, and he's he's
looking at putting a gay man in charge of the
State Department, et cetera, because he doesn't care. He wants
people who are America first to support the constitution. I

(39:03):
believe in this nation. Maybe we'd all understand, maybe we
wouldn't want to date Rick Greynell, But the point is
everybody gets a shot to embrace their constitutional rights and liberties.
That's what Donald Trump believes in, and I really celebrate that.
So let's just start with that second. So if Trump
says that, I think that so long. In other words,
let's get rid of the FBI and the CIA. It

(39:24):
really comes down to the leadership that he puts in
charge of the agency, which is, Look, let's argue about
the mission. Let's talk about that. Let's put that front
and center. We've got to get good intel to the
commander in chief. But there are different ways to do that,
and I will tell you over the past ten fifteen years,
the CIA, in terms of its physical presence, has expanded

(39:45):
all around this country, added a massive number of employees.

Speaker 4 (39:49):
It is so full of bloat.

Speaker 2 (39:50):
The amount of money spent on ridiculousness within the intel
community is bonkers. So the next Intel chief, I think,
has really a wonderful opportunity to explain to the president,
and then the president explained to the country do we
really need the agency? And if so, why, And maybe
it's a neck down version of it, because gosh, we
just saw what happens when you give it too much power, right,
and that is true the FBI as.

Speaker 4 (40:11):
Well all federal agencies.

Speaker 2 (40:12):
That's why I think we're having the conversation about the
Department of Education or others of like, do we really
need this?

Speaker 4 (40:18):
I think all options are on the table. It's a great,
great thing to challenge all of that.

Speaker 3 (40:23):
How involved is the director of CIA and tactical operations
in the ground or ongoing operations around the world, Glendestine operations.
Does he track in all of this stuff? I mean,
like I said, the super secret stuff. Does he actually
is all of this cleared with him? Or or are
there a compartmentalize Okay.

Speaker 2 (40:43):
The short answer is a good CI director good has
to understand all of the intricacies of these, particularly covert
action operations, because if they blow up or go wrong,
then that could affect our foreign policy, critical foreign relationships.
So the directors oftentimes in saying yes or no to
different operations. I remember a proposing one to John Brennan

(41:04):
many years ago that turn bag and turned, and he
turned it down because he was more worried about what
we were going to do and hurting a lot of
people in this country that well anyway, not out of
other country. But he was more worried about those foreign
people than he was Americans. And that was the point
that we made to him, by the way, was we look,
we have to do this op because that country, we
gotta have a million people there die or twenty million

(41:26):
people here, what would you rather have?

Speaker 4 (41:28):
And he chose the million abroad.

Speaker 2 (41:30):
Now I think that that is ridiculous, but the point
is John Brennan made that decision. So you bet a
future CIA director is going to be intimately involved if
they're any good at the job, and they're not going
to get deeply into the weeds because you have what's
called the Director of Operations, who oversees that branch of
the guys who out and doing the good work and
recruiting the spies. But you got to have good leadership

(41:51):
at the top and that it definitely is a CIA
director interesting.

Speaker 3 (41:54):
So I've heard, you know, whisperings of John Rodcliffe, maybe
Cash Ptel being in a high ranking position at the CIA. Obviously,
Rick Grnell, I mean, Rick Rernell is imminently qualified, but
seems to me Rick Rannell is serving more on an
ambassador side, direct advisor to President Trump, more on a
day to day and interaction. I don't know, but I

(42:15):
think many of these conversations are happening. Now, how do
any of those names sound to you?

Speaker 2 (42:22):
You know, Look, I think that they're all really interesting people,
and I think that they're good men. I think at
the end of the day. What I would really love
to see is not me, and second a former operator,
somebody who's gone out into the field and done the work,
because I think that that's what the agency needs. It
needs somebody to reinspire and lift up morale and get
rid of this DEI crap and remind the agency that

(42:44):
you are at the tip of the spear of going
out into the world and recruiting those by stealing those
secrets and doing God's work quietly return us back to
the shadows.

Speaker 4 (42:53):
That is where the agency needs to be.

Speaker 2 (42:55):
And that kind of operative who's gone out and done
the work is really what I would love to see
lee that agency. If not the director is certainly the
deputy director. That is the way forward. If I could
give President Trump some counsel on that. But the other
names you mentioned are all lovely people.

Speaker 3 (43:10):
Okay, So obviously I let it in the show with
the fact that President Trump just simply has to exist
and things seem to be falling back in order in
many ways, and I read off this big list of things,
even Toyota distancing themselves from electronic vehicles because they said
the Harris Biden mandate for evs just don't make consumer sense.

(43:32):
I mean, consumers don't want them. And so all of
these things are happening in anticipation of President Trump being
back in office. And you said something to me prior
to the show. Really the global impacts of President Trump
as a shadow president. In other words, everybody knows that
he's going to be back in that White House in January,
and the globe is reacting to it. So take us there, Brian,

(43:56):
what are you seeing?

Speaker 4 (43:57):
Yeah, So here's the bottom line.

Speaker 2 (43:58):
Everybody has known Joe around the world, it has to mention,
and has not been a thoughtful president for a very
long time. And so Donald Trump's election basically gives him
then the opportunity and the obligation to go around the
world and serve as America's shadow president until January. And
the world's already reacting to that. So we can start
in Mexico, for instance, President Shinbaum. She is a radical leftist,

(44:20):
she's a Marxist. At first, she didn't want.

Speaker 4 (44:23):
To recognize Donald Trump's election.

Speaker 2 (44:25):
She said that she was going to wait until all
fifty states gave their official final tallies, and that could
take days or weeks.

Speaker 3 (44:30):
No way that's correct.

Speaker 4 (44:33):
She however, the next day, she said that she would
take a call by mister Trump. Well, why is that interesting?

Speaker 2 (44:39):
Well, one of the things that we know is that
she had a conversation with the CEO of Blackrock, who
wanted to talk to her about the United States. That's correct, Well,
he wanted to talk about the US Mexico Canada trade relationship.

Speaker 4 (44:54):
After that, she said, you know, I'll talk to Trump. Well,
that's interesting.

Speaker 2 (44:57):
Why might that be, Well, eighty percent of me Mexico's
exports come to the United States, eighty percent. We also
know that the Mexican government is deeply reliant on remittances.
In other words, they get more money from the United
States by Mexican citizens or those of ethnicity of Mexico.
They send so much money back to Mexico that props

(45:18):
up their economy brother more than tourism, more than their
oil industry.

Speaker 4 (45:22):
That is how reliant Mexico is on us. And we
have not used that leverage and so low.

Speaker 2 (45:29):
And behold, Fink goes down there, knocks on the door
and says, hey, look, you might want to take a
call from him. She did, and they had a lovely conversation, apparently,
And what we now are hearing from their foreign ministry
is that they are going to keep in place the
blocking either down on the southern border with Guatemala, a
city called Tapachula. They're going to try to keep more
of that flood that is coming up from Central America

(45:52):
and the rest of the world. They're going to try
to stop that as well as tryed to what's called
the shoots and ladders program. Anybody who does make it
to the US Mexico border, snatch them up and dump
them either back down on top of Chula or its
rot Mexico and kind of keep them bottled up there.

Speaker 4 (46:07):
So what does that mean?

Speaker 2 (46:08):
That means that leadership matters, and that shinebamb even though
she's a radical leftist, understands that we can crush her
like a little bug it she gets lippy. And that's
the point of good leadership. And that is what Donald
Trump's team is doing right now, a good We don't
even need new immigration laws, by the way.

Speaker 4 (46:24):
I mean we should have them, and we should have
a president who actually takes a boarder seriously.

Speaker 2 (46:29):
But all it takes us a dagon phone call. And
we have known this now for years. But Biden and
Harris refuse to do it. Now, we've got somebody who's
picking up the phone, and we got Shinebaum. Bless your
little communist hard. She's like, all right, I got a
play ball.

Speaker 3 (46:42):
All right.

Speaker 2 (46:42):
So that's Mexico, and we can pause for a moment
if you want to talk about that, but we can
go with there are other places that are changing right
now too.

Speaker 3 (46:49):
I mean, I don't know how I missed this, that
the Mexican government is now going to try to stem
the tide of the illegal immigration invasion our southern border.
How the cartel is going to react to that. I
mean they're they're they're financially tied to it, to the
tune of billions. This is the big deal.

Speaker 2 (47:08):
Now, if I'm Shinebaum, That's exactly what I'm saying back
to Trump of like, look, I may be an Marxist
and you and I don't get along, and fine, I
will do what you want, but the cartels are up
my you know what.

Speaker 4 (47:19):
So we we got to fix this.

Speaker 2 (47:20):
Friend, I need you to help me, all right. So Trump,
if he's smart, he puts together a team. Immediately they
starts putting together targeting packages of cartel members, their supporters
and their infrastructure and he starts using some of our
bad boys down at San Antonio, some of my friends
in the Special Forces and some of the people that
I know at the CIA.

Speaker 4 (47:39):
And we just start lightening people up.

Speaker 2 (47:41):
We treat the cartels exactly like we have al Qaeda
or other Islamic radicals. We create targeting packages and we
just start smoking them.

Speaker 4 (47:48):
We can do it. That It's not it is not hard.

Speaker 2 (47:51):
There are potential blowbacks, absolutely, so I don't mean to
minimize it.

Speaker 3 (47:56):
What do you think.

Speaker 2 (47:56):
Look, any border or any war plan, you fired the
shot and everything changes. You know this and I know
this from my time, right, so you know there are
these secondary intertiary effects that you can't necessarily expect or anticipate.
But when you start blowing stuff up as the point,
lots of things can happen, and that the cartels might
get pretty dangerous, pretty unpredictable. But what we saw in

(48:18):
El Salvador for folks who aren't following that one of
the most dangerous countries in the world. A guy named
Bukayle takes over the presidency and it is now the
safest country in the Americas because he cracked down. He
put all the bad boys in prison, tens and thousands
of them. So if you have good, strong leadership, you
can do it. My recommendation to Trump would be just
a shok and a campaign within two to three weeks.

(48:38):
That's what Bouquet did in El Salvador. You put those
targeting packages together and you light up that country. You
light them up, and you do it with targeted assassinations
and you blow up their infrastructure. By the way, you
would also target Nicaragua what they had been doing. That
communist president down there has been allowing these migrant planes,
these charter planes, to land in his country charging one thousand,

(49:00):
two thousand dollars ahead. He and his corrupt family are
taking the cash and then he dumps them towards Mexico.

Speaker 4 (49:06):
Here's what you do. You start blowing up the dagon
planes and the landing.

Speaker 2 (49:10):
Strips in Nicaragua, and then you pick up the phone
as Trump and you're like, hey, don't do that anymore, please,
You know, like you use strong leadership. That's how you
re establish American dominance in the region, and you lock
down the dag On border before you build the walls,
and you hide the more people and all that you
deal with. The leaders who can shut this off. So

(49:32):
that's what I would recommend, and that's how I would
deal with the cartels if I were king for a day.
It's just good leadership, all right, UK, so important totally smokes,
all right.

Speaker 4 (49:42):
So that country is led by a Marxist guy.

Speaker 2 (49:45):
O got Marxist power all over the place. Yes, no,
this is the problem we have seen for four plus years. Yes, so,
Caro Starmer has and his cabinet have all said publicly
terrible things like that Trump is a Nazi and the
fascist and all that stuff. But he also sent over
one hundred of his staffers to our swing states to

(50:06):
try to help Kamala Harris win the White House. What
Trump has got to do is have him apologize for
that in public and fire his foreign minister who said
terrible things about Trump. And here's why the world saw
care Starmer, our closest relationship, by the way, supposedly make
a mockery of our government and our democracy sending one

(50:27):
hundred people Marxist into our country trying to throw the election.
Trump needs to have him apologize in public for that
and re establish that we're not going to take any
crap from anybody, especially the Brits. What who pays attention
to them anyway. The point is he has to re
establish that, not to just put the bricks in their place,
but to remind the world we're I'm gonna cuss here.

Speaker 4 (50:47):
Don't fuck with us, right, don't.

Speaker 3 (50:50):
Fuck with us.

Speaker 2 (50:52):
That's important because the rest of the world when they
understand that they got a president who not only doesn't
have dementia but is act quite smart and has a
set of balls the size of Wisconsin, then they start
to listen to you.

Speaker 4 (51:05):
That's important. All right, that's important. So that's what we
have to do with the UK. But we got to
play nice. And Trump is good at that.

Speaker 2 (51:11):
He's very good at throwing a shoulder or an elbow
and then been like, all right, now, let's work together.
So that's what he's got to do to reestable that relationship,
in no small part because they have a very important island.
It's called Diego Garcia, the Chagos in the Indian Ocean.
We have a massive military base there. Joe Biden and
Kamala Harris wanted to turn that over to a country
called Mauritius in.

Speaker 3 (51:32):
Africa because it was a country like that existed.

Speaker 2 (51:35):
Well, here we go, so the UK owned it, but
Biden and Harris said because of colonialism that needed to
go back to Mauritius.

Speaker 4 (51:42):
But our military base is on there.

Speaker 2 (51:44):
What we got reporting this week from British press, the
Daily Mail and also the Telegram is they said, actually,
Trump's team is already reaching out to Kirstarmer saying, no,
do not sign that deal. Do not give our base
Diego Garcia back to Mauritius, because not only is that
our base and basically our atholls in our islands, but
China is very close with Mauritius, and the Mauritius government

(52:06):
is led by a Marxist party.

Speaker 4 (52:07):
Here we go.

Speaker 2 (52:09):
So the Trump's team is already reaching out to the
brit saying, look, don't sign that stupid deal that Biden
and care has told you to sign.

Speaker 4 (52:15):
Don't do it. That's our dag on base.

Speaker 2 (52:17):
So we have another case or another example of a
shadow presidency and a shadow team working around the world saying, Okay,
there's a new sheriff in town. We're not going to
be going for the same crazy leftist crap that Biden
inherissed for the past four years.

Speaker 3 (52:30):
Okay, Ukraine, who all right?

Speaker 4 (52:33):
So here's the deal.

Speaker 2 (52:35):
Trump has told India team, but there are different peace plans.
But basically, here's the argument. Whatever the lines are in January,
that will be the new border between Russia and Ukraine.
That is basically the argument that has been made right now, that's.

Speaker 4 (52:49):
The peace plan.

Speaker 2 (52:50):
And on a couple of miles on each side there
will be a demilitarized zone and inside of that zone
it will be then overseen by European powers, probably the Brits,
maybe the Germans were not sure, but the point is,
no American money, no American troops in this this demilitarized zone.
That means over the next couple of months, we're probably
going to see them a lot of fighting because Zelenski

(53:12):
and Putin are gonna be trying to battle out who
controls those borders and how much turf each side's got.
So perversely, we could see a lot more fighting.

Speaker 4 (53:21):
Before we get to the peace. So that's what people
should look for over the next couple months.

Speaker 2 (53:25):
Wow, God, okay, China, China, let's talk about that, da China.

Speaker 4 (53:31):
So here's the great part.

Speaker 2 (53:34):
I just want to hear that man say it every day,
that word. So look, China has right now, we've for
folks out aware we have been a covert war with
China for many years and we're losing badly.

Speaker 4 (53:45):
Desperately.

Speaker 2 (53:46):
They have us wired in terms of a cyber attack.
So what Trump has to do is understand, we've got
not a lot of leverage, but we've got something. The
Chinese economy is on the ropes right now. They just
in fact authorized under one point four trillion dollars today
in terms of additional stimulus because their domestic economy is
not going well and they are deeply reliant on exports
like to the United States and Europe. This is why,

(54:09):
if Trump is smart, he treats these Europeans like Caro Starmer.
He embarrasses them, you know, brings them back to heel
a little bit. But he works with them to make
sure that when we apply some tariff pressure, not only
we the United States are doing this against the Chinese,
but also the Europeans, and we squeeze those communists bastards
in Beijing until their eyes pop out. That is how
you re establish dominance with President she. You crush his

(54:32):
little economy until he starts playing nice. And maybe he
does and maybe he doesn't. Doesn't matter. His economy is
deeply reliant on US and the Europeans. That doesn't mean
that the teriff war wouldn't be without cost. Keep in
mind that American farmers and others do exports above our
stuff to China, so we will probably have to take
care of some of our folks that do export important
things to the Chinese. But the point is, we have

(54:54):
a profound moment of opportunity to re establish our relationship
with China and more importantly, bring back or reshore a
lot of these companies that left back in the nineteen nineties.
We have a chance to bring them home. Not only
is that great for our supply chains, but it's also
critical for national security. What do we see during the
pandemic the Chinese owned us. One of the things that

(55:15):
they have currently are our drug systems are pharmaceutical drugs.
All the ingredients, most of them come from China. So
we have an opportunity to change that back, really roll
back the clock to the goodness, the greatness, the strength
of America that we had in decades gone by. We
have the opportunity to use tariffs to do that. Doesn't
mean it won't be cost free, it will be We

(55:35):
will all probably have to take a punch. Financially how much,
we don't know. Some of that's gonna get reshored and
we'll have domestic production. But there's going to be a
painful a transition.

Speaker 4 (55:44):
But it's worth it. It's worth that. We are going
to make.

Speaker 2 (55:46):
America great again and it's but it's gonna take a
little bit of pain to get there. And the China
relationship is one of them.

Speaker 3 (55:52):
Oh man, you just like just cycle through these things
so quickly. It's great, Okay. Three individuals reportedly charged for
involved meant in an Iran linked effort to assassinate President
elect Donald Trump, The Department of Justice announced this Friday,
as reported by The Daily Caller, What the hell is
going on with this?

Speaker 4 (56:12):
All right, I got three minutes to solve Iran. Here
we go.

Speaker 2 (56:15):
Look, So what Trump does here, and from what I
understand in my council to him, would be this, The
Saudis hate Iran, but the Saudis also want there to
be peace in the Middle East. The current crown Prince
wants to build his kingdom into something exceptional, and he's
doing that. He also privately really wants to normalize relationships
with Israel. So the play right now was being debated

(56:38):
and it has been for some time now, is for
Saudi Arabia to recognize Israel officially that they have the
right to exist and establish diplomatic relations. That means that
the Palestinian issue has to be solved. The current idea
is that the Saudis and perhaps another country in the
Middle East called UAE or the United Arab Emirates the imiordis,
they will become basically the governance of the West Bank

(57:00):
and Gaza Strip. They'll kick out Hamas and they will
treat those two Palestinian territories like emirates.

Speaker 4 (57:06):
Basically.

Speaker 2 (57:07):
They will then go in and govern the place. They
will be the military, they will be the police, they
will get rid.

Speaker 4 (57:12):
Of the Islamis. That is the angle.

Speaker 2 (57:15):
The question is what do we do with Iran because
Iran doesn't want that. The Iyahtola and the Shia they
want to destroy Israel like a lot of Sooni before them.
By the way, but the point is Iran and the
Iyahtola are dedicated to this. It's their whole cause of life.
This is where Trump is gonna have to use his
skill in terms of negotiation as well as a hammer
to say, look, you have a choice. We're gonna recognize

(57:38):
Israel as Saudis are. We are going to go in
and dominate the Palestinian territories in terms of providing good governance.
And you all can play nice or we're gonna bomb
the shit out of you. We're gonna story. We are
going to sanction the hell out of your economy. We're
gonna blow up your oil and natural gas industry, and
we're gonna work with China to make sure that they
don't buy your oil, which is what the Iranians are

(58:00):
doing right now. A lot of their economy is based
on the Chinese buying their oil. We will sink the
dag On ships if we have to, so Ayatola. Your
number one goal is to remain in power.

Speaker 10 (58:10):
You know what.

Speaker 4 (58:10):
Okay, I'm a business guy, says Trump. I'll let just
ay in power. Eight. Stop trying to kill me, you assholes. Second,
make this deal.

Speaker 2 (58:19):
I recognize Israel, and let's be done with this fighting,
because it's been since nineteen forties that we've been doing
this NAF. Let's have peace in the Middle East. Let's
work this out.

Speaker 3 (58:27):
So that's what I.

Speaker 2 (58:29):
Assume that the Trump administration is going to try to do.
They're gonna use a carrot and a stick. They're gonna
go behind the scenes and they're gonna offer them a
deal and if.

Speaker 4 (58:36):
You play ball, wonderful. If not, we're gonna kill you.
That's how it works.

Speaker 3 (58:39):
I mean, they're already trying to kill Trump, it seems anyway.

Speaker 4 (58:42):
Yeah, I mean that is true.

Speaker 2 (58:43):
They have been because we smoked their equivalent of their
Secretary of Defense, Solamani, years ago. But he was more
than that. He was a more of a hero to
a lot of Iranians. So they're really pissed about that. Well, okay,
you know, people die sometimes in international relations. I'm sorry,
So work out a deal with the Iranians of like,
let's let's stop the fighting, and if you don't want to,

(59:04):
we're just gonna smoke you. So you make the call,
and I'll tell you the the Israelis have deeply penetrated
that regime. They've deeply penetrated the leading military entities like
the IRGC and something's called the besiege units in the rest.
So it may be that the Iatola is a little
bit nervous that if he doesn't agree to a deal
with either Trump or the Saudis, that dude's gonna be

(59:25):
dead like a lot of the hesblog guys, you know
when they are the pagers and you know they blew
themselves up or they lost their dicks. Whatever the point is, Iatola,
you better play nice, okay, or either you're gonna be
dead or you're gonna be a eunuch.

Speaker 3 (59:37):
You make the call, right.

Speaker 2 (59:40):
That's that's the Trump argument, And I think he's got
a lot to I think he's He's got a lot
of players in the Middle East who will help him
get there.

Speaker 4 (59:46):
So let's see. Let's see.

Speaker 3 (59:48):
Well, Brian, as always, man, you are awesome. I mean, yeah,
I couldn't agree more with you. Seriously, man, I couldn't
agree more with you. Hopefully President Trump plays hardball with
some of these people. You know, it's going to require
very bold and decisive action to undo all the damage

(01:00:08):
that has been done to this country in just four
short years.

Speaker 4 (01:00:11):
I mean, amen, I mean we.

Speaker 3 (01:00:13):
Cycled through you know, five countries there, and you had
solutions to many of the problems that we face in
the area. And it sounds so simple, but it's just
amazing how easy it was for Biden Harris to just
completely undo it.

Speaker 4 (01:00:27):
You know, good leadership matters.

Speaker 2 (01:00:29):
Good leadership matters, and when you don't have it, you
get the world that we currently have, which is it's
on fire. We're facing potential World War three. It's a disaster,
all right.

Speaker 3 (01:00:38):
Tell everybody that's listening and watching how they can support you. Well.

Speaker 2 (01:00:43):
I do have that daily podcast Monday through Friday. It's
usually by five six am Eastern time. It is available,
so we go around America and around the world. It's
called The Right Report like my last name, but w
r IgG like the Right Brothers. So please do also
if you when I I cover mostly just strictly the news,
so I do pontificate some, but the point does have
a lot of resources that people can leverage and they

(01:01:04):
can get into the facts and the data and so
that you.

Speaker 3 (01:01:06):
Swear here though, so like you, I do a little
over there. I definitely swear here.

Speaker 4 (01:01:12):
I am a little more. I'm a little more uh
G maybe PG on my podcast. That's true. I let
my hair down, what it's the left of it? Uh
with you?

Speaker 2 (01:01:21):
But look, but the point is for all the source
sing if you want to dig into that six bucks
a month, seventy bucks of years on substack, so it's
right report dot substack dot com. And if you're like, Nope,
I'm not giving you no money and I'm want listen
to a stupid podcast, Brian, Okay, just listen to me
here with Chanparnell America, sweetheart, what a great show.

Speaker 4 (01:01:38):
Such a treat people listen.

Speaker 3 (01:01:40):
I cannot tell you how many messages I get from people,
even in the live chat say I listened to Brian's
podcast every morning.

Speaker 4 (01:01:46):
Oh cool, Well it's not a lot.

Speaker 3 (01:01:48):
Six bucks a month, and really you get all the
research that goes along with it, and it really is
it's so worth it because you can't trust any of
the reason why it's so important, You can't trust anybody,
can't trust anything that you see on the corporate media anymore,
So it's so worth it. And plus it's like, well
twenty five thirty minutes, it's not like it's it's a huge.

Speaker 2 (01:02:11):
Yeah, we should talk about that another time, my friend.
To the future of American media over the next four years,
what happens to the mainstream media.

Speaker 4 (01:02:18):
That's a big one.

Speaker 2 (01:02:19):
So we'll talk about that another time. There's some great
data on this about where things are going, so.

Speaker 3 (01:02:22):
Super like people in the latch, I love, love b DW.
Brian Dean Wright, what knowledge and what wit?

Speaker 4 (01:02:28):
Thank you?

Speaker 3 (01:02:29):
I mean people, people really in this audience.

Speaker 10 (01:02:32):
That's so kind.

Speaker 3 (01:02:33):
Yeah, we love having you, and you're so gracious with
your time, Brian, and we love every time I say
yeah I got Brian on for right night, the audience
goes crazy and so this is their show and they
love you and and you're great. Man. I love you guys.
Thank you for giving us so much of your time. Man,
I'll see you next week. Maybe you got it.

Speaker 4 (01:02:52):
Let's let's do it.

Speaker 3 (01:02:53):
Enjoy Trump's victory this weekend with rebels. My friend, I
am sleeping.

Speaker 2 (01:02:58):
Are you kidding? I haven't sucked at all week. I'm
going to bed. I'll wake up Monday.

Speaker 3 (01:03:02):
Maybe fair fair same here, so sorry and then revel. Okay,
here you go, all right, see right, take care. That's
Brian Dean Wright. Man, he is the best. Love that guy.
I know you all love him too. Okay. I got
to show you this, this amazing video with Alan Lickman
and his thirteen Keys, and he predicted that the Biden
administration was or that Harris was going to win the

(01:03:23):
election with this thirteen keys. This video is hysterical We'll
go into the weekend like that. Okay, folks, be sure
to smash that like button. But you've got to see
this video of Alan Lickman, who tried to use his
thirteen keys to predict the Harris victory. What you were
gonna watch is election night coverage of Alan Lickman in
real time realizing that his thirteen keys are a complete fraud.

(01:03:47):
Now compare this to the election night coverage that you
got with the great and fabulous Wendy Bell and I
on Election Night. With us, you had accuracy, You had
people that actually knew and understood what the hell they
were talking about. Alan Lichman. This guy's a college professor,
very well respected. There's thirteen keys have called every presidential
race in the history of America bull shit. But just listen,

(01:04:10):
this is amazing. Go into the weekend on a positive
note because you're not.

Speaker 10 (01:04:16):
Dude, You're not.

Speaker 3 (01:04:17):
I know, I can't.

Speaker 10 (01:04:18):
You're not.

Speaker 11 (01:04:19):
But not based on the vote, but based on how
far ahead she is compared to Biden. Okay, no, giving
New York Times Trump a slight edge in Pennsylvania, yeah,
I don't see it. Wow, I think she's gonna win
Pennsylvania despite what The New York Times is projecting.

Speaker 10 (01:04:43):
Yeah, they don't know what they're talking about.

Speaker 11 (01:04:45):
I don't see how she doesn't win Pennsylvania. I agree
in Pennsylvania she's doing better.

Speaker 1 (01:04:52):
Don't get too wrapped up in the New York Times projection.
I don't even know if they're mathematically sound. Don't get
too wrapped up in them.

Speaker 11 (01:04:59):
I'm worry about everything. I still think she's gonna win Pennsylvania.

Speaker 10 (01:05:06):
But yeah, me too. What is looking iffy to you
right now?

Speaker 11 (01:05:11):
And the music for New York Times is projecting Trump
to win all three of the blue all states. What Yeah,
A lot of processing of male ballots in Pennsylvania, well,
not counting them until today.

Speaker 1 (01:05:28):
Forty nine point three percent for Bucks in Harris when
it was fifty one for Biden. Philadelphia is seventy eight
for Harris when it was eighty one for Biden.

Speaker 11 (01:05:40):
Not good votes that are going to be counted tomorrow.

Speaker 10 (01:05:44):
Dad, There's not going to be that many.

Speaker 11 (01:05:45):
There is this, It's probably not going to be enough. Well,
there maybe other votes. Remember oversea votes can come in late.

Speaker 1 (01:05:53):
Doesn't that count as provisional votes or no, it has to.
That's counted in provisional.

Speaker 11 (01:05:58):
Votes yeah, you know, God, what what is our country
coming to?

Speaker 10 (01:06:03):
This is the first moment of the night where I've
lost hope a little bit. Good thing. I have nothing
to do tomorrow. Yeah, I took off work tomorrow and
I'm not doing any interviews. Good, I'm done with that.

Speaker 3 (01:06:18):
I think she lost.

Speaker 1 (01:06:21):
I hate to say that because I've been hopeful all night,
but I think she lost.

Speaker 3 (01:06:25):
I do too. These experts, these so called experts, they
act like they know everything. They're the most insufferable losers
on the face of the planet. I'm telling you, these
are the so called experts that the media brings on
for your election night coverage. Why watch any of these

(01:06:47):
ass clowns on the corporate media. You can watch Battleground Live.
You can watch Wendy be the Wendy Bell radio program.
You watched Bongino. Watch any of these people. Actually, Chris
not in the Nun Report.

Speaker 4 (01:06:58):
He rated.

Speaker 3 (01:06:59):
He rated the show today. You all should go follow
the Nun Report. He's got a great show. Why invest
any time and energy in these idiots who don't know
what the hell they're talking about, but act like they
have all the answers to everything. Okay, before we leave,
I've gotta thank Buzz Buzz. You said you want to
you want to learn and try to fip flip California red. Yeah,

(01:07:22):
I mean we should all. That's a that's a that's
a solid mission. Buzz. Thank you for the rumble rant tip, Trinity,
she says, everyone give a battle crew. Welcome to Miss
SR nineteen sixty six. Miss SR nineteen sixty six. Welcome
to Battleground Live. This is your show. We are honored

(01:07:43):
to have you here in the trenches with us. Slew
Coat love, BDW, what knowledge, what Wit. Thank you for
the rumble rant tip. My friend Shells, I was on
the road when you said it. But the chess game
you played was awesome. I never voted early before, but
got the message to do so. That's that's amazing. You
gave me faith at my vote matter. Geez, that is

(01:08:07):
an amazing compliment. You know, seriously, that means a lot
to me, because you know, I love this audience and
I appreciate you all. I hope you all know that.
And I love the people of my commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
I love the people of this country. I don't want
conservatives to lose faith in the process. That's one hundred
percent why I did what I did. It's one hundred

(01:08:27):
percent why I didn't give up after all the shit
that was thrown at me and my family. It's it's
because I love this country and I love my state,
and I love our Conservative America First movement, and I
will never turn my back on them. So that means
a lot to hear that from you. Uh, don't forget
to smash that like button on your way out. I

(01:08:48):
hope that you all have an amazing, amazing night and
an amazing weekend. You earned this victory. You did, you did,
you did, You did this. You should enjoy it. You
all saved our country and I could not be more
grateful to share that. I cannot imagine sharing the last

(01:09:10):
year in this time slot with any other group of people.
So thank you for making the show what it is.
I mean, you're seeing the audience grow like crazy, had
like thousands of more viewers this week, and you know
it takes time to build a bond with the audience.
I think you all know how much I appreciate you,
and it's just amazing to see the show grow. So

(01:09:33):
thank you all, folks for everything that you do. Thank
you for the passion that you have for this fight.
Thank you for rising up and saving this country from
the predations of the radical left. God bless you all,
and God bless this amazing, amazing country that we call home.
We are going to make this country great again again
in a very short time. So thank you. Have a

(01:09:54):
great weekend, folks, and I will see you on Monday night.
Enjoy boy the victory rebels this weekend. My fellow Americans
and battle crew, take care. Good night.

Speaker 1 (01:10:07):
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