Cold opens show violent uprisings on campus and corporate media making excuses for violent rhetoric about killing Zionists.
“WarRoom is 60 mins for MAGA” -Steve Bannon
“I am demanding answers. Did the staff around [Trump] vet Johnson on the status of the criminal investigation?” Bannon then asked why the GOP leadership hadn’t pushed for the 300-page report so it could be used to fight the messaging. ‘We had the information and you suppressed it, and if hadn’t been for the WarRoom pushing, the report never would have come to surface,” Bannon said.
‘We must be on offense and we are going to start a firestorm over this, trust me,” Bannon said, calling for more action on the 300 page Judiciary report.”
Highlights:
Steve Bannon talked about the history of Marxism, the death threats, the faculty at the campus, and the controlled opposition of the Republicans in DC, who do not want Trump back in power either.
Ben Bergquam reported from CPAC Hunagry and talked about the unity building there with people from around the world who are determined to oppose Marxism. Romania has a long history of fighting the Marxist left.
Naomi Wolf talked about the decreasing birth rate and the consequences on society with people delaying or rejecting parenthood.
Mike Lindell last two days to get free ‘USA Revivial Pillow” free with purchase.
Louis Murray from the Boston Herald talked to Bannon about the takeover of schools, and the border.
Ben Harnwell talked about a report
Jack and Tanya Posobiec discussed his book Unhumans, in Romania home from a violent anti-Communist uprising.
Tej Gill talked about WarPath coffee.
Reccomended reading:
- Judiciary Republicans Release Report on the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office’s Political Vendetta Against President Donald J. Trump
- Impact of COVID-19 State of Emergency on Female Reproduction
Trial and execution of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu
Murray: Titanic gloom on Biden’s broken border
Ukraine war briefing: Long-range Atacms already hitting Russian forces
What Trump’s war on the ‘Deep State’ could mean: ‘An army of suck-ups’
Reccomended watching:
- Look for the Daily Clout live report 3 PM Eastern
- Dr. Kevin Roberts: “The Administrative State And All It’s Abuses Is A Creation Of Congress”
Needed action:
- Read the entire 300 page report above and the reports from Naomi Wolf.
- “We need the motion to vacate” Bannon said.
Full show in segments:
In the discussion between Steve Bannon and Ben Bergquam, they talk about the spread of neo-Marxist and Sharia supremacist ideologies on college campuses and how the faculty and administration are enabling this movement. They mention that the recent protests at Columbia University are a manifestation of this ideology, where students and faculty are calling for the death of America and are influenced by radical ideologies.
They also draw parallels between the current situation and the fall of communism in Romania, suggesting that the fight against these ideologies is a global one. They express concern about the future of America and Europe and emphasize the importance of a united front against the globalist and communist forces that they see as enemies.
They discuss the CPAC Hungary event, which aims to promote sovereignty and the fight against globalism, and mention the involvement of figures like Jack Posobiec and Ben Bergquam. They also talk about the need to purge Marxist and Sharia supremacist elements from universities and to deport foreign students who advocate for the destruction of America.
In conclusion, the discussion revolves around the threat of neo-Marxist and Sharia supremacist ideologies on college campuses and the need for a united global movement to combat these forces and preserve national sovereignty
In his comments, Steve Bannon discussed a range of topics, from voter registration efforts to the influence of media on politics and the economy. He highlighted the efforts of the Charlie Kirk group and others to register voters and prepare for a massive get-out-the-vote campaign, focusing on legal challenges and ensuring fair counting of ballots. Bannon also addressed the Johnson case, framing it as a deeper fight between media empires and streaming services, pointing out the Murdoch family’s political leanings and the influence of foreign ownership in media.
Bannon then turned to the economic situation in the U.S., predicting a period of stagflation worse than the 1970s and 80s, due to debt, lack of manufacturing, and an inadequately educated workforce. He also criticized the education system for its focus on Marxist ideology and climate change cult studies, calling for a greater emphasis on rhetoric, grammar, English, and mathematics.
He went on to discuss the mocking of Trump by Axios and the perceived strategy of the Democrats to win the election by making it unfair for Trump to compete. Bannon also criticized the Republican Party and the media for not doing enough to support Trump, particularly in the legal battle against him.
Finally, Bannon stressed the importance of reading the 300-page report on the Jan 6 case to understand the depth of the prosecution’s efforts against Trump and the failure of the Republican leadership to use this information to their advantage.
Louis Murray talked about his latest article in the Boston Herald. The discussion revolves around various topics, including Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Critical Race Theory (CRT), and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. There is a strong sentiment that these issues are not going away and need to be addressed seriously. The conversation also touches upon concerns about immigration, particularly regarding the US-Mexico border, with a focus on illegal immigration and its potential consequences. There is criticism directed towards the leadership in Boston, with claims that they are not effectively addressing these issues, particularly in the context of education and immigration policies. The discussion also mentions specific incidents, such as crimes committed by illegal immigrants, to highlight the urgency of addressing these concerns.
Mentioned: Murray: Titanic gloom on Biden’s broken border
In this discussion, Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon emphasize the importance of standing up against oppressive regimes and fighting for freedom. They highlight the Romanian Revolution as a powerful example of people rising against a brutal communist dictator, Nicolae Ceaușescu, and taking back their country through violent means.
The conversation also touches on the dangers of radical ideologies like communism, which they view as a criminal conspiracy rather than a legitimate political system. They argue that such ideologies if left unchecked, will lead to mass violence and the suppression of individual freedoms.
Posobiec and Bannon mention the “Make Your Country Great Again” movement, inspired by the “Make America Great Again” slogan, as a growing right-wing nationalist movement in Europe that promotes national values and sovereignty. They believe this movement is a response to the failures of globalism and a step towards reclaiming national identity and freedom.
The discussion also includes a brief mention of Posobiec’s upcoming book, “Unhumans,” which is set to launch on July 4th and aims to expose the enemies of freedom and democracy.
Overall, the conversation reflects a strong anti-globalist and nationalist sentiment, focusing on the power of individuals and nations to fight against oppressive systems and reclaim their sovereignty.
Mentioned: Trial and execution of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu
Mike Lindell mentioned recent promotions for My Pillow products, including a buy-one-get-one-free offer and discounts on towels and sandals. He expressed gratitude to the workers and customers, highlighting the efforts to return to full capacity. Additionally, a new pillow product designed for comfort and support was mentioned.
My Pillow
Steve Bannon made comments about the legacy of communism in Romania, criticism of the legal system, concerns about election integrity, and the influence of Marxist ideologies in education. There is a call for action to address these threats, including purging faculty and administrators associated with Marxist ideologies, cutting financial support from donors who have enabled such ideologies, and addressing the implementation of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), CRT (Critical Race Theory), and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) initiatives, which are viewed as detrimental.
Overall, Bannon’s comments emphasize the need for proactive measures to combat the pervasive influence of leftist ideologies in various aspects of society.
Tej Gill highlighted the promotion of a coffee product endorsed by Steve Bannon, emphasizing its quality and smooth taste. The coffee is roasted with fresh beans using a unique method, resulting in a smooth taste that can be enjoyed in black. Gill emphasizes using high-quality ingredients and manufacturing processes, with everything sourced and produced in the USA. Additionally, a discount code is provided for listeners to receive a discount on their purchase.
WarPath Coffee
Naomi Wolf and Steve Bannon discuss concerning trends in reproductive health, mainly focusing on data from Ontario, Canada, indicating a significant increase in reproductive issues post-2021 vaccine rollout. They highlight various reproductive harms reported, including swollen testes, male infertility, menstrual disorders, and miscarriages.
The data, obtained from government health records, suggests a distressing pattern of reproductive damage, prompting questions about vaccine safety and the role of health authorities in addressing these concerns. They express frustration at the lack of action from institutions like the CDC and emphasize the need for further investigation into these issues.
Ben Harnwell expresses deep concern over potential government cover-ups regarding Ukraine’s military capabilities and actions. He questions whether Speaker Mike Johnson knew about the provision of long-range missiles to Ukraine and the destruction of Abrams tanks.
The narrative suggests that the Biden administration may have misled the public and Congress about Ukraine’s ability to win the war, with the goal of prolonging the conflict until after the November elections.
The discussion highlights the need for transparency and accountability in government actions.
“In our movement, the Citizen comes first” -Steve Bannon
This newsletter is to implement the work of WarRoom guests. Remember, “Action, Action, Action,” as Bannon reminds us.
(Credit for the Pencil drawing: Chris Hiers)
“I drew for Rush Limbaugh for 20 years, his monthly Limbaugh Letter covers and illustrated his Rush Revere books as well. After he died, I was gutted tbh and decided to return to drawing basics. I have evolved into an old-school pencil portrait artist, and I have 2 books are in the works now, and I feel in a pretty good groove again ,” Hiers said, adding this about the Bannon piece specifically:
“This particular work [Bannon as John Paul Jones] was rooted in a show of support for the “Honey Badger” SKB after he was leaving the courtroom last Sept and he quoted John Paul Jones. “I have not yet…” I thought it would make an interesting piece.”
Now it’s your turn Posse.. go do some action and be a part of your own nation’s history.
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