Wednesday, July 17

Monica Crowley On President Trump’s Success

At the Republican National Convention, Kash Patel and Monica Crowley discussed several key highlights. They anticipated Peter Navarro’s release from prison and his immediate attendance at the RNC, highlighting his resilience. Patel mentioned his film “Government Gangsters,” set to debut at the convention. Crowley provided insights into the event’s energy, comparing it to previous conventions and emphasizing Trump’s historic political comeback. They reflected on Trump’s journey since 2016 and his accomplishments, portraying him as a transformative leader. Crowley and Patel also discussed emotional speeches from families affected by fentanyl and violent crime, underlining their support for Trump and criticizing current policies. The conversation highlighted the convention’s dynamic atmosphere and the unifying support for Trump among former rivals and attendees.

"He Has Lived The American Dream”: Crowley And Patel Applaud Vance’s Journey To Becoming Next VP

McDonald Applauds President Trump’s Care For Working Americans By Calling For An End To Tax On Tips

In a discussion with Monica Crowley, Kash Patel, and Mike McDonald, Nevada GOP Chairman Mike McDonald, touted as Donald Trump’s “Western Warrior,” shared insights on the state of the race in Nevada, emphasizing its critical role as a swing state. McDonald highlighted Trump’s efforts to garner union support, noting that Trump’s policies, like the proposal of no taxes on tips, resonate with the working class and union members, challenging the Democratic stronghold over these voters. He detailed how the union support he received when elected and the dissatisfaction with current economic conditions under Biden drive union workers towards Trump.

The conversation shifted to McDonald’s personal experiences with what he described as political persecution. McDonald, a victim of what he termed an unconstitutional prosecution related to the electoral process, shared how his case was dismissed, underscoring the perceived corruption in the legal system. Crowley and Patel echoed the sentiment that the process of legal battles serves as punishment by itself, irrespective of the final verdict, targeting political adversaries with hefty legal bills and prolonged stress.

Kash Patel and Director Matthew Taylor Give Final Sneak Peaks Into Government Gangsters

Kash Patel, Monica Crowley and Matthew Taylor discussed the upcoming film “Government Gangsters,” based on Patel’s best-selling book. The film, a collaboration with “War Room,” premieres at Miller High Life Theatre in Milwaukee. Monica Crowley, joining the discussion, praised the film’s exposure of the Deep State, detailing how entrenched bureaucratic interests, including the DOJ, FBI, CIA, and NSA, undermine American democracy.

Taylor, with two decades in investigative filmmaking, highlighted the importance of revealing how the Deep State consistently attacked Donald Trump. He emphasized that many shadowy figures operate within these institutions, often escaping public recognition. The film follows a narrative that connects these attacks from Russiagate to Ukraine and beyond, illustrating how entrenched operatives maintain power across administrations.

Patel noted that while high-profile figures like James Comey and John Brennan are known, the real danger lies with lesser-known bureaucrats who execute these agendas. Taylor shared that the film focuses on a few key figures but underscores that the systemic rot remains, regardless of who is in office. The conversation concluded with anticipation for the film’s impact and a teaser about its revelations on corruption and power within the U.S. government.

Monica Crowley Explains How Ben Rhodes Subverted Her Role On The National Security Council

In a revealing segment on the WarRoom, Monica Crowley shared an untold story about the Deep State’s actions during the early days of the Trump administration. Crowley recounted how, in December 2016, General Michael Flynn offered her the role of Director of Strategic Communications for the National Security Council (NSC). However, in January 2017, an Obama transition team member informed her that Ben Rhodes had pre-spent the NSC budget for the first quarter, leaving no funds for new hires until April. The official offered Crowley three staff members from the State Department and CIA to assist her temporarily, which Crowley recognized as an attempt to embed Deep State operatives in her team. Refusing the offer, Crowley handled the job alone until she could assemble her own team.

Kash Patel praised Crowley’s courage and linked her experience to broader challenges faced by Trump’s transition team. Despite being forced to step aside to protect her reputation, Crowley later served in the Treasury Department and expressed eagerness for future service. The segment highlighted the intricate dynamics of political transitions and the ongoing battle against entrenched bureaucratic interests, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of the Deep State as experienced by key figures in the Trump administration.

Ben Bergquam: “We Are The Ascendant Media While The Fake News Propaganda Media Is Dying”

In a live conversation from the RNC, Ben Bergquam and Kash Patel discuss Ben’s work as an “immersion journalist” and “truth teller.” Ben reflects on his journey from a grassroots activist in California to a prominent photojournalist covering significant events worldwide. He emphasizes the importance of honest journalism and the battle between good and evil, especially in political and social unrest.

Bergquam recounts his encounters with Antifa and other protestors, highlighting the physical and spiritual battles he faces. He stresses courageous individuals need to stand up for truth and righteousness. Crowley echoes these sentiments, emphasizing the spiritual nature of their fight and the need for good people to rise against the pervasive evil.

The conversation also touches on President Trump’s recent near-assassination, with both Ben and Kash recognizing the event as a symbolic attack on the America First movement. Ben mentions his commitment to capturing the voices of true patriots at the RNC and inspiring others to stand boldly for their beliefs.

Rep. Cory Mills Demands The House Investigates Every Detail Behind Failed Assassination Attempt

In a discussion featuring US Rep. Corey Mills, Monica Crowley, and Kash Patel, the conversation centers on the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and enhanced protection within the US government, particularly Congress. Corey Mills stresses the importance of public support for Congress members to ensure transparency and criticizes the FBI’s abuse of power, advocating for an in-house investigation through a “J13” committee.

He denounces the legitimacy of the previous January 6th Committee and calls for the release of Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro, proposing a new inquiry to determine whether actions were negligent or intentional. Concerns about the safety of former President Trump and other officials are prominent, with Mills condemning the Biden administration’s inadequate security measures, highlighted by a recent assassination attempt on Trump and the denial of protection for RFK Jr.

The speakers urge the public to pressure the House Speaker to establish a select committee to investigate these issues, suggesting Mills as a potential leader for the committee. Praising Trump’s leadership and resilience, Mills underscores the necessity of robust protective measures for political figures and calls for a concerted effort to restore confidence in government through thorough investigations and transparency.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Plans To Bring Garland’s Contempt of Congress Back To Floor

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna discussed her latest insights on Merrick Garland, inherent contempt, and the Secret Service with Monica Crowley and Kash Patel. Luna emphasized the importance of holding Attorney General Garland accountable for defying a Congressional subpoena regarding audio tapes of Robert Hur’s conversations with Joe Biden. She highlighted the blockade of information to Congress and the role of Republican staff in undermining efforts to release these tapes. Luna detailed her use of inherent contempt, an accountability mechanism, and her intention to impose a $10,000 daily fine on Garland for non-compliance. Patel supported Luna’s efforts, emphasizing the need for transparency and the right of Congress to access information. Luna also addressed the challenges of getting sufficient votes for her measures and the broader issue of a two-tier justice system.