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Speaker 4: Tuesday, October twenty ninth, in the year of Our Lord

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Speaker 5: But until them I'll pass it back because we from.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, bir, thank you Jack.

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Speaker 3: It is it is our honor to do all we can.

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Speaker 8: everything else and you'll be in great check. But that's fair, fantastic.

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Speaker 6: On an aircraft carry Have I heard? Is that a correct?

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Speaker 9: She wanted to live there and she wanted to die there,

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Speaker 10: She chose to maintain her home rather than her well being.

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Speaker 9: She decided, well, he helped deteriorate it. We brought her

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Speaker 12: Yes, nice job either way.

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Speaker 9: And that was that whole day was very well appreciated.

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Speaker 9: She wanted to stay in her home. She wanted to

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Speaker 10: She was in the hospital in April.

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Speaker 9: Any There was no rest of care that is not covered,

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Speaker 9: So what happened was that I'm fortunate enough and very

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Speaker 10: Our family supported her. She had three.

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Speaker 9: Meals a day. She had significantly lost a lot of weight.

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Speaker 9: So that was you know, what goes around comes around, right.

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Speaker 9: She was our best, my best, but she went with me.

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Speaker 9: But the most important thing because okay, medicare.

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Speaker 9: Did that work? After six weeks of being into a facility,

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Speaker 9: And I'm very proud of my family for that.

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Speaker 9: So as the work progressed, now you insurance notunt cover

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Speaker 1: Yes, yell, mister president, you announced a tax break for

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Speaker 1: Americans like doctor maguire that people have served as caregivers.

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Speaker 8: It was suggested it'd be by a very actually very

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Speaker 5: They want Welcome to the War Room.

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Speaker 4: It's Tuesday, October twenty ninth, in the year of Our

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Speaker 4: Lord twenty twenty four. I don't know about you, guys,

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Speaker 4: but this is probably my most favorite day in this

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Speaker 4: joining us later in the show, but until then I'll

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Speaker 4: a rotating cast of MAGA firebrands who are alongside Steve

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Speaker 4: for those of you who just want the reruns and

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Speaker 4: you can see our fearless leader, Steven k Bannon in

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Speaker 5: Let's roll it in.

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Speaker 2: Nancy thought a federal prison was going to break me, Well,

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Speaker 2: it empowered me.

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Speaker 3: It empowered me.

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Speaker 8: In my entire life.

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Speaker 3: So Nancy Pelosi, suck on.

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Speaker 5: That honey badger.

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Speaker 4: Never gave you know what? Now, just to put that

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Speaker 4: who ran circles around every single mainstream media reporter in

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Speaker 5: But just think about that, Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon, a political prisoner for four months, is still able

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Speaker 4: No amount of law fare, no amount of Jack Smith indictments,

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Speaker 4: no amount of misdemeanors against Stephen K. Bannon, press conferences,

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Speaker 4: letters sent, censorship, efforts, disinformation meltdown to campaigns, foreign disinformation,

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Speaker 4: smears against this show.

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Speaker 5: They didn't work, and they're not going to work.

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Speaker 4: And that press conference that you just saw is a

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Speaker 4: testament to the power and strength and undying resolve, not

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Speaker 4: just of this show.

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Speaker 5: But of Stephen K. Bannon.

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Speaker 4: And I know that he may have been held in

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Speaker 4: contempt of Congress, I'd ask, what has that Congress ever

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Speaker 4: done for you? But you know what, the American people

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Speaker 4: hold the people who put Stephen K.

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Speaker 5: Bannon in prison in contempt.

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Speaker 4: In the trial for those people, should we call them

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Speaker 4: the enemy within?

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Speaker 5: I think we will.

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Speaker 4: That trial's on November fifth, on a little thing called

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Speaker 4: Election Day, where we are fighting tooth and nail every

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Speaker 4: day is trench warfare to make sure that that is

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Speaker 4: a victory, not just for Stephen K. Bannon, but for

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Speaker 4: the MAGA movement writ large.

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Speaker 5: And like Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon said in his opening today, there's a difference between

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Speaker 4: polls that's theoretical in reality which is election Day, and

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Speaker 4: we're going to get into all the ways that they're

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Speaker 4: already trying to trump proof should President Trump win, or

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Speaker 4: all the deep state hacks that they're rolling out to

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Speaker 4: endorse President Trump. Most recent, I think this morning, it

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Speaker 4: was the daughter of George W. Bush, right, all the

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Speaker 4: military apparatus, the nice brass wants to tell you after

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Speaker 4: making your kids die in foreign wars to defend borders

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Speaker 4: other than this country, apparently we can have a wide

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Speaker 4: open southern border that you're a fascist for daring to

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Speaker 4: support President Trump, right, And it's quite an interesting tell

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Speaker 4: that it's the military, because right in that institution you

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Speaker 4: see the dichotomy between how the elites want to treat

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Speaker 4: our military, our young men and women who are so

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Speaker 4: patriotic and dare to serve this country as their own protectorate,

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Speaker 4: their own paramilitary force, and international FEMA. Where they think

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Speaker 4: that crisis and disaster is when the pocketbooks of the

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Speaker 4: board members of Raytheon take a hit, or when soft

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Speaker 4: power in Victoria Newlan's ability to roll out coups across

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Speaker 4: whatever country she deems fit. That's what they think of

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Speaker 4: crisis is. And you see what happens domestically with our FEMA. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: they're cash strapped because they're too busy giving legal aliens

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Speaker 4: everything they want more.

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Speaker 5: Well, as Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon represents, we're taking our country back. You can throw

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Speaker 4: Stephen K. Bannon in prison and you know what he's

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Speaker 4: gonna do. He's gonna come out stronger and more empowered

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Speaker 4: than ever, and he's gonna run circles.

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Speaker 5: Around you at a press conference.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you're a bunch of pseudo intellectual hacks who, frankly,

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Speaker 4: I think you guys could benefit from a Civics lesson

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Speaker 4: from Stephen K.

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Speaker 5: Bannon, not the inmates in Danbury.

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Speaker 4: Now, in typical war room fashion, we are awaiting Steve's

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Speaker 4: imminent return because he's busy doing some media interviews. But

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Speaker 4: I do believe we are joined by Monica Crowley, who

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Speaker 4: is up in New York. She was live at the

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Speaker 4: press conference, and I also see Captain Maureen Bannon. Monica,

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Speaker 4: why don't we start with you? I think the question

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Speaker 4: that is on everyone's mind, how is Steve doing after

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Speaker 4: that press conference?

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Speaker 5: What's the vibe up there, what's the energy like?

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Speaker 13: Well, it's great to be here with you, Natalie, and

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Speaker 13: with Captain Bannon here on my right, on such a

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Speaker 13: hugely momentous day, Natalie, and also to join you high

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Speaker 13: from New York City, the People's Republic, where I early

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Speaker 13: voted yesterday, which was quite the experience doing that in Manhattan.

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Speaker 13: You know, I'm so honored to be in this chair

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Speaker 13: here today on this hugely important day for all of

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Speaker 13: us here in the war room. You know, Steve Bannon

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Speaker 13: is many things. He's an American patriot. He is a

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Speaker 13: political prisoner now, a former political prisoner, but above all

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Speaker 13: to me, and I know for you, Natalie, and certainly

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Speaker 13: well from Oe you're his daughter, but from me, he's

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Speaker 13: my friend first and foremost. So to see him today

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Speaker 13: and give him a huge, tight hug, I think I

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Speaker 13: may have squeezed him to death, you guys, But to

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Speaker 13: give him such a hug after this four month political

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Speaker 13: persecution where he was incarcerated by his own government, a

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Speaker 13: weaponized government, where we are all the enemy because we

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Speaker 13: have wrong think, because we believe in the wrong things

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Speaker 13: according to the weaponized government.

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Speaker 14: It was just such a moment for me and I know.

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Speaker 13: For everybody else to have Steve Bannon back and at

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Speaker 13: exactly the right time, right because President Trump has been

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Speaker 13: peeking at exactly the right moment throughout October, and now

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Speaker 13: as we go into the end of October and in

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Speaker 13: these final six days of this campaign, and Steve Bennett

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Speaker 13: now to have the honey Badger back on the ramparts

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Speaker 13: with all of us here in the war room posse,

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Speaker 13: and then to have him do this extraordinary press conference

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Speaker 13: today with more and I were standing behind him and

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Speaker 13: we could see the entire imperial media represented in this

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Speaker 13: very room with their hostile questions and their antagonistic questions,

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Speaker 13: their own mouthpieces of the weaponized government and the security

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Speaker 13: state and weaponized law enforcement. And they're firing questions at

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Speaker 13: him and in typical Steve fashion, just like Wonder Woman

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Speaker 13: with the cuffs, remember Natalie and Marine where just like boom,

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Speaker 13: boom boom, just one bullet after another. It was an

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Speaker 13: extraordinary performance where he is telling the American whital the truth,

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Speaker 13: his experience, the mistakes of rape this election.

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Speaker 5: Hold you through Captain Bannon.

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Speaker 4: I also want to get your scoop on the release

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Speaker 4: of Stephen K. Bannon in the early morning hours and

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Speaker 4: today tesday, October twenty ninth, a day that will live

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Speaker 4: in infamy.

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Speaker 5: Shall we say, warmpock, you don't go anywhere. We'll be

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Speaker 5: right back.

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Speaker 15: Stephen Kaye Bannon will be joining us shortly.

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Speaker 14: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 9: Ban.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the War Room, where we're celebrating the

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Speaker 4: triumphant return of Stephen K. Bannon to his rightful throne.

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Speaker 4: Here are the war but in the meantime, I'm holding

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Speaker 4: the fort down. We're joined to up in New York

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Speaker 4: by Monica Crowley Mooreen Bannon. For those of you who

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Speaker 4: caught just the stunning, stellar press conference by Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon today, you'll notice that all of the harpy's in

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Speaker 4: the mainstream media, the questions that they kept trying to

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Speaker 4: go for the jugular with, they all had to say, oh,

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Speaker 4: are you planning another January sixth?

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Speaker 5: Well, how about this?

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Speaker 4: The real question is not are we planning another January sixth?

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Speaker 4: It's are you guys planning another steal of the election.

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Speaker 4: That's what we're going to get into on this episode

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Speaker 4: when Stephen K. Bannon is back, and most importantly, how

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Speaker 4: we stop in thwart not just that impending but that

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Speaker 4: steel that is allready here right. The resistance never went away,

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Speaker 4: They only intensified because they only saw the stakes increase.

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Speaker 5: Can't wait for Steve and K Bannon to be back.

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Speaker 4: It's been a while since I've had the honor of

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Speaker 4: co hosting with him, But in the meantime, it is

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Speaker 4: also always an honor to share war Room Maritime with

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Speaker 4: the lovely Captain Maureene Bannon now Captain Bannon. If the

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Speaker 4: studio wants to toss up this just iconic picture on screen,

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Speaker 4: I would love for you to walk the audience through,

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Speaker 4: give us all the details that you can. Dare to

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Speaker 4: splurge about Steve's release early this morning from what I

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Speaker 4: understand to be around three point fifteen am.

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Speaker 14: You are correct, Natalie.

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Speaker 16: So we arrived at Dan Barry Correctional Facility to pick

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Speaker 16: up my father and we were escorted in and he

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Speaker 16: was brought out to us by correction officers. And that

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Speaker 16: is actually what you see in the picture. That is

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Speaker 16: our first moment seeing each other after my father was

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Speaker 16: wrongfully imprisoned by this extreme regime and kept in prison

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Speaker 16: past his early release. But that is the first time

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Speaker 16: that we saw each other. And you know, it's an

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Speaker 16: iconic photo. I know a lot of people say it's

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Speaker 16: pretty blurry, but it's because it was taken by a

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Speaker 16: reporter from a distance, so that's why. But those are

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Speaker 16: the first moments after not seeing each other since July first,

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Speaker 16: when I dropped him off to Dan Barry, and.

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Speaker 5: Can you just walk us through.

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Speaker 4: I know there was a really nice rolling stone piece

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Speaker 4: highlighting how Stephen K. Bannon had been teaching civics to inmates,

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Speaker 4: but his life sort of in prison. You're obviously saying

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Speaker 4: that you did not go and see him during his

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Speaker 4: four months stay. Was he just focused on, you know,

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Speaker 4: securing a victory for President Trump, staying up to date

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Speaker 4: with the news, and obviously emailing you vigorously back and forth.

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Speaker 4: But can you give us any insight on what his

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Speaker 4: four months looked like?

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Speaker 16: So, like you said, he did teach government and Civics,

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Speaker 16: and from what I have heard, it was wildly popular.

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Speaker 16: I mean, everyone out here knows how amazing my dad

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Speaker 16: is and what a great teacher he is, So you know,

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Speaker 16: I truly believe that the inmates of dan Berry are

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Speaker 16: lucky to have had him as a government and Civics instructor,

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Speaker 16: and they probably learned a lot, especially you know, learned

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Speaker 16: as much as the war room posse does on a

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Speaker 16: daily basis. But I think that the inmates, you know,

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Speaker 16: it was so popular, it had to be taught a

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Speaker 16: few different times. But a lot of the men in there,

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Speaker 16: like he said, detest Kamala Harris and just want to,

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Speaker 16: you know, learn as much as they can about this

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Speaker 16: political movement.

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Speaker 4: And Monica, you have been hitting the campaign trill with

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Speaker 4: Team Trump. I'm curious if you can sort of speak

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Speaker 4: to that convergence that Bannon was talking about earlier today

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Speaker 4: among the working class, among people of every race, every ethnicity,

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Speaker 4: and even gender. But how you've sort of experienced that

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Speaker 4: firsthand in the swing states that you've been campaigning in.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, thank you so much, Natalie and mow and you know,

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Speaker 13: listening to Steve's press conference today and most comments here

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Speaker 13: about his experience in federal prison with these other inmates,

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Speaker 13: his comments today during the press conference made it clear

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Speaker 13: he was deeply engaged with minority men inmates, African American

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Speaker 13: Latino who are completely getting screwed over by the system.

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Speaker 13: And so now he has learned so much more about it.

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Speaker 13: But he's also talking about working the working class getting

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Speaker 13: screwed by the system as well. So these are all

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Speaker 13: running on parallel tracks. This is something that President Trump

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Speaker 13: has been addressing for years, even long before he ever

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Speaker 13: decided to run for president, but certainly over the last

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Speaker 13: nine years, his cam pains his presidency the first time,

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Speaker 13: the presidency the second time is geared toward the forgotten

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Speaker 13: men and women, minorities and others in this country who

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Speaker 13: have been completely screwed by the system, whether it's the

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Speaker 13: UNI Party in Washington, DC, or whether it's the globalists abroad,

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Speaker 13: and here these people have gotten the short end of

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Speaker 13: the stick. Steve addressed that today in his press conference.

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Speaker 16: And also about the forgotten man. A lot of the inmates,

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Speaker 16: and Dan Berry are part of those forgotten men. You know,

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Speaker 16: they are in their past what should have been their

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Speaker 16: release dates or their eligibility for early release to home

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Speaker 16: confinement or a halfway house under the First Step Act.

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Speaker 16: And it's blatantly clear that Kamala Harris isn't adhering to

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Speaker 16: the First Step Act. And that's why I think a

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Speaker 16: lot of these men and their families are waking up

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Speaker 16: to the fact that Donald J. Trump cares about the

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Speaker 16: American people. Kamala Harris doesn't. She'd rather keep your significant

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Speaker 16: others in prison for her own benefit.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and Natalie, just you know, I spent the whole

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Speaker 13: last week on the campaign trail with the Trump campaign,

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Speaker 13: many days in Pennsylvania, crisscrossing that state on the campaign

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Speaker 13: bus tour, and then I was in North Carolina, and

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Speaker 13: I can tell you that these crowds that come out,

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Speaker 13: I mean they're coming out for me and Christy Noman,

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Speaker 13: Byron Donald's and David Bossi and Corey Lewandowski and Matt

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Speaker 13: Whittaker and Pam Bondy. They're coming out for us like

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Speaker 13: by the hundreds. They're like mini Trump rallies, and every

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Speaker 13: single in every single event, to a person, these are

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Speaker 13: the forgotten men and women who come out and they're

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Speaker 13: looking for hope in President Trump and Senator jd. Vance

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Speaker 13: and those of us out there are blessed to be

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Speaker 13: surrogates for this campaign and for them. They are looking

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Speaker 13: for hope and they had it for four years under

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Speaker 13: President Trump in the first term. The last three and

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Speaker 13: a half go on. Four years of Biden Harris Harris.

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Speaker 13: Biden has been an historic catastrophe in every way, whether

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Speaker 13: it's the economy, the no borders policy, the collapse of

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Speaker 13: law and order, the collapse of our cities, to new

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Speaker 13: hot wars with our enemies advancing against our interests around

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Speaker 13: the world. They see all of this and they know

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Speaker 13: that they're the ones bearing the brunt of this because

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Speaker 13: they're the ones who are forced to go to war.

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Speaker 13: They're the ones who are forced to pay sky high

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Speaker 13: prices at the grocery store and at the gas pump.

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Speaker 13: They're the ones who have to deal with the massive

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Speaker 13: influx of illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 14: They're the ones.

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Speaker 13: Who have to deal with spiking crime when they just

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Speaker 13: want to walk down the street in their own community.

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Speaker 13: So they're the ones bearing the brunt for these policies

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Speaker 13: coming out of Washington, d C. And they see so

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Speaker 13: much hope once again in President Trump. The difference this time,

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Speaker 13: and Steve's touched on this, we don't have to take

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Speaker 13: a leap of faith this time as we did in

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Speaker 13: twenty sixteen. Nobody knew how President Trump was going to govern.

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Speaker 13: This is a guy who had never done any of

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Speaker 13: this before. Right, this time, we don't have to take

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Speaker 13: a leap of faith. And the forgotten men and women

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Speaker 13: who have gotten screwed constantly for decades, certainly over the

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Speaker 13: last three and a half four years, they're looking to

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Speaker 13: President Trump to bring back the policies that served them

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Speaker 13: and to restore the power back to the people, which

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Speaker 13: is what the founding fathers intended for our system. But

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Speaker 13: our system has become so warped and so perverted by

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Speaker 13: the system that Donald Trump is the only one who

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Speaker 13: can go back and restore that balance of power back

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Speaker 13: to the American people.

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Speaker 4: Well, and you're already seeing it with the early turnout

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Speaker 4: particularly among rural voters in Georgia. I think they're already

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Speaker 4: hitting the ninety percent threshold of the twenty twenty turnout,

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Speaker 4: already was just a few days into early voting. But

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Speaker 4: I'm curious, Monica to that point where I think there's

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Speaker 4: a profound metaphoricalnificants of the Harris regime ignoring the First

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Speaker 4: Step Act implemented by the Trump administration in the same

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Speaker 4: way that they've been working hand in glove and behind

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Speaker 4: the scenes to sort of obstruct the implementation of President

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Speaker 4: Trump's Agenda forty seven, whether it's with pandemic treaties or

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Speaker 4: preventing the withdrawal from NATO, working around with different whistleblower clearances,

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Speaker 4: all of these myriad of ways that they're trying to

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Speaker 4: obstruct and get in the way what they call Trump

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Speaker 4: proofing the country. I'm curious your thoughts on those efforts materializing,

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Speaker 4: as it looks like a Trump victory, albeit as long

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Speaker 4: as the war and posse turns out to vote is

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Speaker 4: more and more likely.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, Steve has often talked about how the

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Speaker 13: system is not just going to let President Trump and

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Speaker 13: all of us march right back in.

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Speaker 14: They're not going to do it.

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Speaker 13: They're not just going to give up power. They are

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Speaker 13: so centralized in their obsession and need for power and

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Speaker 13: control that they're not just going to allow it to happen.

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Speaker 13: That's why we've seen everything from the Russia hoaks, to

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Speaker 13: to fake impeachments, to two assassination attempts to steep Bannon

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Speaker 13: go into prison, Peter Navarro go into prison. They have

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Speaker 13: pulled out all of the stops. They have thrown the

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Speaker 13: kitchen sink at this man, and they cannot believe that

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Speaker 13: he is still standing and not just still standing, but

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Speaker 13: thriving and likely, with the help of the Posse, to

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Speaker 13: be re elected president. And so, Natalie, to your point,

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Speaker 13: what this system is doing is trying to lower the

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Speaker 13: boom drop like iron curtains all across the administration, all

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Speaker 13: across the government, to try to prevent President Trump from governing. Effectively,

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Speaker 13: you just laid out a whole number of them, and

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Speaker 13: thank you for that. There's so much more going on

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Speaker 13: behind the scenes, some of which we know, some of

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Speaker 13: which we don't know. But what we do know is

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Speaker 13: they're also burrowing in. Like when you look at the

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Speaker 13: labor reports, and I look at the labor reports every month,

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Speaker 13: the unemployment rate, etc. The biggest rate of growth in

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Speaker 13: jobs is with the federal government. So they are hiring hundreds,

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Speaker 13: if not thousands of people every single month to get

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Speaker 13: on the government payroll and then burrow in deeply into

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Speaker 13: the federal government to make it more and more difficult

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Speaker 13: for President Trump to get in there and uproot what

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Speaker 13: needs to be uprooted. So again they are single minded

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Speaker 13: in their attempt first to try to stop him come

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Speaker 13: next Tuesday. If they fail to do that, then they

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Speaker 13: are throwing every obstacle in his way to try to

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Speaker 13: cripple his second presidency the way they tried to cripple

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Speaker 13: the first with the Russia hoax and the fake impeachments

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Speaker 13: and the holdovers. Right, you had Obama holdovers, never trumpers.

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Speaker 13: You had a whole variety of people, you know who

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Speaker 13: who undermined him from within. They're going to desperately, in

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Speaker 13: their desperation, they try to do that again.

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Speaker 5: Right, It's obvious. Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Having Victoria Newland on the show last night, we got about.

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Speaker 5: Two minutes left.

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Speaker 4: Maureen, I'm just curious your message to whether it was

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Speaker 4: the mainstream media reporters in the press conference today or

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Speaker 4: the left wing activists on Twitter who are all melting

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Speaker 4: down over your dad's release.

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Speaker 5: The elite's over in Brussels.

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Speaker 4: When he says he's empowered, Just how exactly empowered is he?

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Speaker 16: Well, he said, I'm not broken, I'm empowered, and he's

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Speaker 16: empowered to secure a victory for Donald J.

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Speaker 14: Trump on November fifth.

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Speaker 16: We know what we've seen the last three and a

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Speaker 16: half almost four years has not worked. It has destroyed

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Speaker 16: this country and we need Donald J.

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Speaker 14: Trump back in the White House.

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Speaker 16: And he is just more than ever empowered to help

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Speaker 16: secure that victory on November fifth. And I think the

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Speaker 16: mainstream media thought that you shut him down, that you

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Speaker 16: silenced him by throwing him in Danbury Correctional Facility. You

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Speaker 16: only empowered him and emboldened him more to help secure

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Speaker 16: that victory. And he got his voice heard through myself,

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Speaker 16: the amazing guest host. But now he's back behind the

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Speaker 16: mic and his voice is amplified, and we'll be stronger

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Speaker 16: and louder than ever.

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Speaker 14: And I can promise you that.

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Speaker 4: Paul Revere had his midnight ride where he said the

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Speaker 4: British are coming, and Steven K. Bannon's midnight ride back

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Speaker 4: from Danbury like I said yesterday, well I think he

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Speaker 4: probably said retribution is coming, and rightfully so. Monica Crowley,

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Speaker 4: if people want to follow you stay up to date

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Speaker 4: with everything you're working on, where can they go to

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Speaker 4: do that?

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Speaker 13: Thank you, Natalie. The Monica Crowley podcast on Rumble. You

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Speaker 13: can find it at the Monica Crowley Podcast, on Instagram

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Speaker 13: at Monica Crowley Underscore, and on Twitter entry Social at

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Speaker 13: Monica Crowley.

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Speaker 4: My favorite podcast, second to War Room, though I guess

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Speaker 4: I'm a little biased on that front, but Monica, thank

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Speaker 4: you for being in New York up there with Steve

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Speaker 4: standing strong amidst a see of h shall we call.

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Speaker 5: Him pseudo intellectual?

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Speaker 4: Mainstream media reporters Tim Miller didn't even have the nerve

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Speaker 4: to put on one of his pearl necklaces.

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Speaker 5: For Stephen K. Bannon. How rude would we read that?

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Speaker 6: They're all, here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Ban Welcome back to the War Room, where I believe

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Speaker 4: Stephen K.

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Speaker 5: Bannon will be back at six pm.

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Speaker 4: He's a busy man, as you can imagine the media,

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Speaker 4: even though they pretend to hate him, they all want

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Speaker 4: a piece of him, probably just to go to him

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Speaker 4: into saying things about January sixth, like you saw on

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Speaker 4: full display during that press conference, Captain Bannon, I want

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Speaker 4: to give you a chance just to have your sort

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Speaker 4: of final concluding thoughts. You know, you hear so much

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Speaker 4: in the left wing media about how evil President Trump

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Speaker 4: was because of family separation, and yet in reality, I

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Speaker 4: think what they did to your family is tenfold, if

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Speaker 4: not a thousandfold worse, because your father did nothing wrong.

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Speaker 4: His only the crime was putting America first. Your concluding

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Speaker 4: thoughts on what can only be described as a historic

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Speaker 4: day today, October twenty ninth.

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Speaker 16: I agree with you, Natalie, My dad did nothing wrong.

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Speaker 16: And the fact that Kamala Harris can go on Fox

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Speaker 16: News and say that Donald Trump is a dictator because

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Speaker 16: he wants to throw his political opponents in prison for

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Speaker 16: disagreeing with him, she's just deflecting.

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Speaker 14: That is exactly who she is.

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Speaker 16: She is a dictator, and she and Joe Biden threw

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Speaker 16: anyone that disagreed with them in prison. They threw Peter

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Speaker 16: Navarro in prison. They threw my dad in prison for

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Speaker 16: four months. And they thought they were going to silence him.

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Speaker 16: Like I said before, they will not silence him. They

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Speaker 16: did not silence him. His voice will continue to be heard.

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Speaker 16: He's empowered more than ever. And you know, I think

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Speaker 16: that our team did a great job in these last

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Speaker 16: four months. But I think we're all ready to have

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Speaker 16: my dad back behind the mic. But we are all

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Speaker 16: empowered in the war room to help secure a victory

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Speaker 16: for Donald J. Trump on November fifth, because no one

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Speaker 16: else should have their family separated like we did.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the real family separation that I'm concerned about.

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Speaker 4: Like I said yesterday, let's get Stephen K. Bannon out

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Speaker 4: of prison so we can open up his cell for

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Speaker 4: merrit Garland or mass deportations.

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Speaker 5: Take your pick, Maureen.

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Speaker 4: If people want to follow you stay up to date

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Speaker 4: with everything, where can they go to do that?

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Speaker 16: They can follow me on Twitter at Maureen underscore Bannon

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Speaker 16: and also on Instagram at real moreen Bannon.

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Speaker 4: Maureen, you have a backbone of steal, the antithesis of

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Speaker 4: what the backbones of most people who live and work

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Speaker 4: in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 5: Are made of.

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Speaker 4: It's obvious that you are your father's daughter, and you

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Speaker 4: know this audience loves you, as.

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Speaker 5: Do I and as does your dad.

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Speaker 4: So thank you for staying so strong and giving your

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Speaker 4: father the support that he needed the last four months.

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Speaker 16: Thank you, Natalie, And like you just said, I am

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Speaker 16: my father's daughter, so I will continue, just like him

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Speaker 16: to fight for this country.

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Speaker 5: As Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon would say, Hell yeah, and I think the Posse agrees.

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Speaker 5: I think we're gonna be joined shortly by Mike Lindell.

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Speaker 4: But just in the meantime, there was another glorious moment

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Speaker 4: I thought from the press conference where Tim Miller tried

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Speaker 4: to make a joke about.

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Speaker 5: How Stephen K.

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Speaker 4: Bannon was already probably committing another crime, that recidivism was

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Speaker 4: probably going to be something that was going to happen again. Well,

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Speaker 4: how about this, Tim, and all you Bulwark, never Trumper

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Speaker 4: America last losers, get.

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Speaker 5: Ready for it. You know that's what's going to happen

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Speaker 5: on November.

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Speaker 4: Fifth, if you guys want to continue criminalizing putting America first,

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Speaker 4: if that's Stephen K. Bannon's original sin, being loyal to

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Speaker 4: President Trump and caring about America as a country enough,

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Speaker 4: thinking that it's worth fighting for, and not bending the

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Speaker 4: knee to a sham January sixth committee that had no

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Speaker 4: constitutional legitimacy, only rooted its legitimacy and agit prop. I

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Speaker 4: won't even call it political theater, but in a debunked

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Speaker 4: narrative that intel agencies spurred up and created just to

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Speaker 4: try to come for the MAGA movement. Well, you severely

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Speaker 4: misjudged not just this show, but the MAGA movement more broadly,

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Speaker 4: because on this side we have a little something called

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Speaker 4: patriotism and a few misdemeanors from hell, a few nasty

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Speaker 4: press conferences, and crisis actors like Cassidy Hutchinson, Sarah Matthews,

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Speaker 4: you know who you are. They're not going to intimidate

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Speaker 4: us or make like I said, our backbones that are

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Speaker 4: forged of steel and true, undying love for this country.

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Speaker 4: They're never going to waiver. And Stephen K. Bannon is a.

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Speaker 5: Role model in what that looks like.

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Speaker 4: And by the way, Democrats, when you want to stand

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Speaker 4: up there and lecture us about what what masculinity looks like,

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Speaker 4: using Michelle Obama, you want to talk about an interesting

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Speaker 4: vessel to do that, you want to use Michelle Obama

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Speaker 4: to do that. True masculinity is what Stephen K. Bannon

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Speaker 4: did for this country, holding the line, standing in the

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Speaker 4: breach when the entire force of the federal government, deep

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Speaker 4: state and establishment Republican Party came for him, provided no cover.

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Speaker 4: We won't forget by congressional Republicans, and he went and

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Speaker 4: served a four month sentence like a real man, Like

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Speaker 4: a real man that Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama

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Speaker 4: maybe who knows, could never. And that's what the MAGA

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Speaker 4: movement is about, an unwavering commitment to this country. And

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Speaker 4: Stephen K. Bannon is a prime example of that. And frankly,

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Speaker 4: when President Trump went, I think that Stephen K. Bannon

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Speaker 4: should receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. And I'll just

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Speaker 4: let you know, Tim Miller, if the crime is putting

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Speaker 4: America first, then the rate of recidivism among the entire

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Speaker 4: MAGA movement, it's going to be pretty damn high because

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Speaker 4: we're never going to stop doing that no matter what

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Speaker 4: you try. And neither is Mike Lindell who joins us. Now, Mike,

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Speaker 4: a historic day. Let's make some records when it comes

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Speaker 4: to my pillow sales.

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Speaker 5: Hit us with the latest.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, this is the win, win, win win day, the

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Speaker 17: big win, getting our great leader out of prison today,

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Speaker 17: getting our great.

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Speaker 3: One of the greatest patriots this country has ever seen

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Speaker 3: it in history.

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Speaker 17: I want to tell you about another big win, and

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Speaker 17: Steeve will be glad to hear this. We hired over

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Speaker 17: fifty new employees of My Pillow USA employees. And then

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Speaker 17: here's another win, you guys. We have some of the

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Speaker 17: free Steve pillows left. You get them absolutely free, no

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Speaker 17: purchase necessary, and it's got the eagle on it. There

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Speaker 17: it is the land of the pre There's some left

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Speaker 17: eight hundred and eighty seven three one zero six two

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Speaker 3: There it is.

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Speaker 17: You go to the website. All those plannel sheets on there,

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Speaker 17: and I know Steve's gonna be talking about them. That

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Speaker 17: was one of his favorite products last year. All the

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Speaker 17: new plannel sheets are in and they're on sale exclusive

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Speaker 17: for the war room posse all your Christmas gifts. We're

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Speaker 17: gonna start talking about that after we get our big

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Speaker 17: win next or next Tuesday. And now that I am

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Speaker 17: so confident, I mean, look at the timing of all this,

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Speaker 17: it's all coming together and all Steve's work, and I'm

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Speaker 17: talking going all the way back, not just as much.

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Speaker 4: A divine providence dose of Maga and a big dose

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Speaker 4: of Stephen K. Bannon coming at you in the six

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Speaker 4: pm hour.

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Speaker 5: Stick around Stephen Kvan and we'll be back. Have a

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Speaker 5: good