Where do they go get the book today? Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, sir.

Right at Amazon.

War Room, you got a great chance to help me put Fauci in prison.

The strategy here is over the next couple of days, we've got to drive more sales.

There's no better place to sell a book than the War Room because you people are both thoughtful and action-oriented.

If we can get Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison on the New York Times bestseller list, we'll make this thing go viral.

The more books we sell, the more we're going to get attorneys general in states like-

Yep.

Where do they go get the book today, Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, sir?

Right at Amazon, War Room, you got a great chance to help me put Fauci in prison.

The strategy here is over the next couple of days, we've gotta drive more sales.

There's no better place to sell a book than the War Room, because you people are both thoughtful and action-oriented.

If we can get Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison on the New York Times bestseller list, we'll make this thing go viral.

The more books we sell, the more we're gonna get attorneys general in states like-

Yep.

Uh, Tuesday, mark your calendar.

You need to take a look at this"?

So in my, my first White House memoir, In Trump Time, there's a whole series of chapters that, that relate to my confrontations with Anthony Stephen Fauci.

I was the only guy in the West Wing that would confront him on everything from initially the China travel ban, to the lockdowns, to the masks, to the vaccines, the boosters, um, and all of that because I was in the White House heavily involved in managing the pandemic.

I went from the [laughs] the, the chief trade advisor and China hawk, um, as soon as the, the virus hit, to the quartermaster.

I was the guy who was responsible for making sure you and others had the masks, gloves, and, and the p- uh, all the PPE, the, the swabs for testing.

Um, I, I was part of the catalyst for Operation Warp Speed, which would eventually lead to the vaccine, and I would repeatedly meet Fauci.

And what I didn't know at the time was all the things he divulges in his diary, which are so extraordinary.

... explain to me what happened with hydroxy, and, and ultimately why do you think it played out this way? Because obviously a lot of people didn't make it that might have made it.

You need to take a look at this"?

So in my, my first White House memoir, In Trump Time, there's a whole series of chapters that, that relate to my confrontations with Anthony Stephen Fauci.

I was the only guy in the West Wing that would confront him on everything from initially the China travel ban, to the lockdowns, to the masks, to the vaccines, the boosters, um, and all of that.

Because I was in the White House, heavily involved in managing the pandemic.

I went from the [laughs] the, the chief trade advisor and China hawk, um, as soon as the, the virus hit, to the quartermaster.

I was the guy who was responsible for making sure you and others had the masks, gloves, and, and the p- all the PPE, the, the swabs for testing.

Um, I, I was part of the catalyst for Operation Warp Speed, which would eventually lead to the vaccine, and I would repeatedly meet Fauci.

... explain to me what happened with hydroxy and, and ultimately why do you think it played out this way? Because obviously a lot of people didn't make it that might have made it.

And, Peter, how are you today?

I'm doing great, Johnny Cash.

And Alaska is booming.

All sorts of energy up there, minerals, trying to get all projects in.

You know what I did a couple of days ago? I had this press briefing.

where I analyzed all of the manufacturing projects that have started since the Trump administration.

And it's a frigging renaissance.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

And, uh, Peter, how are you today?

I'm doing great, Johnny Katz.

Uh, and, and Alaska is booming.

Uh, all sorts of energy up there, minerals, trying to get all the projects in.

You know what I, what I did, um, a couple of days ago, uh, had this, um, press briefing where I analyzed all of the manufacturing projects that have started since the Trump administration, and it's a frigging renaissance.

What we've got is, is two things going on.

We got the tariffs, which are pulling in, uh, all this investment from offshore, and we got the big, beautiful bill, uh, 100% expensing for domestic factories.

... more jobs

And, uh, Peter, how are you today?

I'm doing great, Johnny Cash.

Uh, and, and Alaska is booming.

Uh, all sorts of energy up there, minerals, trying to get all projects in.

You know what I, what I did, uh, couple of days ago, uh, had this, um, press briefing where I analyzed all of the manufacturing projects that have started since the Trump administration, and it's a frigging renaissance.

What we've got is, is two things going on.

We got the tariffs, which are pulling in, uh, all this investment from offshore, and we got the big beautiful bill, uh, 100% expensing for domestic factories.

That means more businesses, more jobs.

Why did you decide to write it, and what do you want people to learn?

So why Fauci must rot in prison, I take it literally, I'm the prosecutor.

You are the jury, you're the reader.

You will render the verdict, and I go through everything from Fauci creating the virus, to the cover-up, to forcing you into lockdowns.

vaccines and the boosters.

And thank you, Steve, for having me on the show.

Thanks, RAV.

His survival was very slim.

Oh, I play that game

...

but, but what we wanna do here, like, uh, is just talk about, I think, accountability.

What, what, what I'm trying to do with Tony Fauci is hold him accountable for all the crimes he committed against people.

And I'm telling you, Jack, if you just go back and listen to that show for the last two hours, it's, like, person after person after person losing their mother, their father, themselves, getting vaccine injured, just looking for hope.

And, uh, my, my estimate, and it's, it's a, it's a ...

I think it's a conservative estimate.

... to, uh, get the book and, and if you're still doing the giveaway?

Oh, I play that game.

But, but what we wanna do here, like, uh, is just talk about, I think, accountability.

What, what, what I'm trying to do with Tony Fauci is hold him accountable for all the crimes he committed against people.

And I'm telling you, Jack, if you just go back and listen to that show for the last two hours, it's, like, person after person after person losing their mother, their father, themselves, getting vaccine injured, just looking for hope.

And, uh, my, my estimate, and it's, it's a, it's a...

I think it's a conservative estimate.

There's gotta be at least over a million Americans who are still, still afflicted with the, the long COVID and the vaccine injuries.

... to, uh, get the book and, and if you're still doing the giveaway.

Dr. Peter Navarro, the floor is yours, sir.

Well, Dr. Harvey Risch, um, was a rock star during the pandemic who saved countless lives fighting the Fauciites, Fauciites.

Um, he was a, a brother in arms on the hydroxy issue, ivermectin.

Um, and I, I thought I'm, uh, I'm gonna let Harvey speak for himself because no one, no one does it better, uh, than talking about how Fauci...

See, the thing about Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison, the book, the thing that makes this book is Bobby Kennedy hunting down an 1,100-page private diary of Tony Fauci, and then juxtaposing his private comments with what he did publicly.

And I think the thinking before the diary was uncovered by Bobby Kennedy and released by Rand Paul was that Fauci was just, like, stupid.

He just made...

I wanna make sure you got plenty of time.

[laughs]

Um, all I know is my lived experience.

And last week, there was a press conference which the entire press corps was invited to.

And just 'cause it's in the EOB doesn't mean anything.

That, that's a, the South Court Auditorium is, is a beautiful facility that, that is far more amenable to press briefings than that little box across the street.

But here's what happened.

Um, CNBC didn't show.

We'll get to the Biggs and Hobbs and all of it in the stealing election, but your message, the message that you put out in that 22-minute briefing, the message that you would take to the briefing room is, is obviously what people wanna hear, that, "Hey, I wanna know this is executed upon." Your thoughts, sir.

Talk to us about it, sir.

Yeah.

Hey, Steve.

Uh, and it's great to be here at the RAF Studio.

Uh, look, the, the press secretary went through, uh, a checklist, which if you basically presented that to Wall Street and Main Street, uh, absent any political spin, you would have a picture of Trumpnomics working exactly to plan, and the Trump economy, uh, doing extremely well.

Uh, you start with the unemployment rate.

We, we are [laughs] at full employment, 4.3% with the labor force participation rate rising.

I wanna make sure you got plenty of time

So did you wait until Rand Paul actually released these things or did someone say, hey, you were at odds with this guy way back when, I remember, you need to take a look at this?

So in my first White House memoir in Trump time, there's a whole series of chapters that relate to my confrontations with Anthony Stephen Fauci.

I was the only guy in the West Wing that would confront him on everything from initially the China travel ban to lockdowns, to the masks, to the vaccines, the boosters and all of that, because I was in the White House, heavily involved in managing the pandemic.

I went from the chief trade advisor and China hawk as soon as the virus hit to the quartermaster.

I was the guy who was responsible for making sure you and others had the masks, the gloves, and all the PPE, the swabs for testing.

I was part of the catalyst for Operation Warp Speed, which would eventually lead to the vaccine.

And I would repeatedly meet Fauci.

to show that it helped in the early stages of the disease, which is another crucial element, right? So just explain to me what happened with hydroxy and ultimately, why do you think it played out this way? Because obviously a lot of people didn't make it that might have made it.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, but the, the issue that President Trump presents to you is simply this.

Uh, do you want Iran to have a nuclear weapon and the ballistic missile capability to hit our cities? And he not only sees what the rest of the U- America sees in terms of information, he sa- he also sees the classified information.

We've seen now what Iran was, will do in a crisis.

It will...

It's, like, worse than a baby in diapers.

It just sprays its missiles across the entire Middle East.

Mm-hmm.

Yes.

And the mission was a Frankenstein mission.

It was take this money, give it to a Wuhan lab in China affiliated with the People's Liberation Army, which makes bioweapons.

G- give them that money.

Let them use this Western technology, gain-of-function technology.

And Fauci actually thought this.

It's like, let's turn a harmless bat virus into a human killer.

Why is it in the best interest of the United States, especially when we've just come off a, a high inflationary period under Joe Biden and we still got high gas pl- prices? The floor is yours, sir.

Yes.

And the mission was a Frankenstein mission.

It was take this money, give it to a Wuhan lab in China affiliated with the People's Liberation Army, which makes bio weapons.

G- give 'em that money.

Let 'em use this Western technology, gain-of-function technology.

And Fauci actually thought this.

It's like, "Let's turn a harmless bat virus into a human killer." Why? So then he could develop vaccines that could then control the murderous virus.

Why is it in the best interest of the United States, especially when we've just come off a, a high inflationary period under Joe Biden, and we still got high gas prices? The floor is yours, sir.

And Dr. Navarro, people have to understand that you're not You're not just some guy who's writing this from the sidelines, you were there in the room with them when all this happened.

Right there, that's West Wing right there.

Basement is the Situation Room.

Go back to January of 2020, Jack, the president tells me, go down there, make the case for the China travel ban.

So I dutifully do that.

I go into this room, see a bunch of guys I know, and then one guy sitting across from me, never heard about, didn't know, he walked on water.

I got in an argument with this SOB.

My question, I suppose, is what are we to make of these companies that are pocketing that money rather than actually paying the savings forward?

Do I need to make a phone call over to the president, or are you on top of things, sir?

[laughs] No, there's a g- there's a good story here, um, and an interesting story here.

Let me break it down for you.

Uh, we, we had, uh, first of all, the Supreme Court decision, uh, which has narrowed our ability to do tariffs, and that bill is coming due.

But the big story here, Steve, really, uh, when you look underneath the hood, is that, uh, most of this is the, the capital goods that are coming in to build the factories that are gonna build the production and create the jobs.

We're at, like, absolutely record high levels buying capital goods.

We're at 44% of the deficit, the highest on record.

the, the, uh, the new site, what, what is it about?

Do I need to make a phone call over to the president, or are you on top of things, sir?

[laughs] No, there's a g- there's a good story here, um, and an interesting story here.

Let me break it down for you.

Uh, we, we had, uh, first of all, the Supreme Court decision, uh, which has narrowed our ability to do tariffs, and that bill is coming due.

But the big story here, Steve, really, uh, when you look underneath the hood, is that, uh, most of this is the, the capital goods that are coming in to build the factories that are gonna build the production and create the jobs.

We're at, like, absolutely record high levels buying capital goods.

We're at 44% of the deficit, the highest on record, so we're, we're importing the machinery and the chips and the this and the that, and down the road that's gonna mean more jobs and things like that.

What, what is it about?

Yeah.

It goes to 254%.

Why is that important, Johnny? Because by that time, every single tax dollar we raise will have to pay just for the interest on that debt.

We won't be able to fund anything.

It's, it's a carnage.

This study does a really important service to the American people.

And, and you know what's frightening, Johnny, is if you look at the, the Gallup poll, right, 57% of Americans aged eight to, 18 to 34 view socialism favorably.

Go ahead.

Every single port in Brazil right now is controlled by China, and politician too.

Yeah, and if, if I may, uh, I mean, this is a huge problem.

Brazil, hey, for example, when we put the tariffs on, Steve, we, we had a big problem with Brazil.

We have one.

Um, what they did immediately was shift meat around in a way in global markets, 'cause JBS is a Brazilian company-

France, Brazil, the United States, uh, your thoughts and, and why we need to take down the medical deep state by starting with Fauci, sir.

Well, the, the end of France began with illegal immigration flooding in.

Uh, I mean, it, it's a Muslim takeover of what once was a, a Christian nation.

Communist China, to be clear, attacks us every minute of every day.

They engage in what's called unrestricted warfare.

It's a doctrine that goes back to a, a, a, a document that was put out by a couple of military personnel.

And it, it's basically the idea that when you engage in a war with a country like the United States, you don't do hot war.

You learn about attacking financial systems, grids, you take out their industries.

I'll give you an example right now.

I think we're making news here

... is ...

They control

it.

And then they put everybody else worldwide out of business.

The importance of the tariffs, Bill, is that they're the strongest tool we have to protect people.

America from what is an international system of world trade that by law and rule is fundamentally skewed against Americans.

The World Trade Organization is the organization which sets the rules for all the different countries.

And it's got a set of rules, including one called Most Favored Nation, which allows every other country in the world to charge America higher tariffs than we charge them and put in these so-called non-tariff barriers.

Why should the audience buy that?

Their MSNBC.

Um, and, and like it's not a, it's not a pro-Trump...

I mean, the thing about it, like the jobs report today, which is what we were gonna talk about and, but in fact, in a way we are, it's like the jobs report today was quintessential Trump, yet it was reported, um, as somehow soft and as a disappointment.

But, but take like the number of jobs, 29,000.

I mean, the steady state, Steve, in a world of a secure border where you don't have, I don't know, uh, 10 million people coming in a year, you only need to create 30,000 additional jobs a month.

That's it.

So we hit 29.

I wanna walk through very specifically what is your argument about why the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States of America, is interfering in the midterm elections, sir?