Monday, August 5

WarRoom Reacts To Markets Collapses And Record High Global Tensions

In a recent discussion on the War Room, Ben Harnwell, Jason Miller, and Bill McGinley addressed the mounting global and economic crises. They criticized the Biden administration’s handling of both foreign and domestic issues, with Jason Miller pointing out, “We have the world literally at the brink of World War III… all because of Joe Biden’s incompetence.”

He highlighted the escalating tensions in the Middle East, citing Iran’s threats against the U.S. following Israel’s actions against Hamas leaders. Bill McGinley added that the economic situation is worsening, emphasizing the “terribly weak economic numbers” and the plummeting stock markets, including Japan’s significant drop and the Dow’s sharp decline. McGinley stated, “We don’t have any leadership out of the White House… families are very concerned about their future.”

They criticized the media for distracting from these issues by focusing on irrelevant stories, like those about RFK Jr. and Kamala Harris’s VP speculation. The panel expressed concern for working families facing economic hardships and small business owners struggling to survive. They argued that these challenges highlight the failures of the “Biden-Harris administration,” suggesting a need for stronger leadership and solutions to restore stability and confidence.

Jason Miller Hosts WarRoom Discussion On Kamala’s Next Steps

Jason Miller, and other political analysts, including Charlie Spiering, Ben Harnwell, and Bill McGinley, examined the current political landscape, particularly focusing on Vice President Kamala Harris’s potential presidential candidacy. A central question posed was whether Harris could replicate Joe Biden’s 2020 performance among crucial voter demographics, such as older working-class whites, African-Americans, and Latinos in states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. As Charlie Spiering pointed out, “Although she undeniably has momentum, her numbers still don’t reach Biden’s 2020 levels with these groups.” Despite Harris overperforming Biden’s current numbers, skepticism remains about her ability to fully rally these key voter segments.

The discussion further highlighted Democratic infighting regarding Harris’s leadership capabilities. According to Spiering, “Behind the scenes, nobody really believed that Kamala Harris was ready to run her own presidential campaign,” indicating hesitation about her readiness and the implications of potentially appointing her as the candidate without a primary challenge.

McGinley emphasized the Democrats’ lack of unity, stating, “It’s not the same as being enthusiastic for Kamala Harris,” underscoring the challenge she faces in uniting the party behind her candidacy. Meanwhile, Miller criticized the mainstream media’s handling of the political narrative, accusing them of “gaslighting” the public by downplaying Trump’s lead in recent polls and rallying behind Harris prematurely.

As Harris prepares for potential leadership, including foreign policy engagements, Spiering noted, “This will be the first time she’s actually in the driver’s seat,” raising the stakes for her performance and the Democratic party’s overall strategy. The panelists agreed that Harris must take ownership of her role and policies, with McGinley warning, “She’s going to have to start answering questions about all these films Image and buy,” suggesting the challenges she faces in establishing credibility and confidence among voters and political allies alike.

Part One:

Charlie Spiering Exposes Kamala’s Radical Policies

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Threats Of Immigration Surface In UK With Stabbing Of 3 Young Girls, Peter McIlvenna Reports

“Hearts of Oak” podcast host Peter McElvenna and Ben Harnwell analyzed the recent unrest in the UK following the stabbing deaths of three young girls. McElvenna, referencing the violence that erupted across British cities, highlighted the connection between rising frustration over mass immigration and the tragic events. He noted that the violence, described by Prime Minister Keir Starmer as far-right extremism, has led to increased public outrage and scrutiny of the government’s handling of such incidents.

Harnwell expanded on the issue, drawing parallels to similar unrest in other countries, including the U.S. He argued that political establishments are failing to address the root causes of discontent, such as crime and perceived lack of representation. Harnwell criticized the UK’s legal system for prioritizing the suppression of protests over addressing underlying social issues, mirroring concerns about political leadership’s detachment from the public’s needs. Both commentators emphasized that the growing frustration and violent responses reflect broader dissatisfaction with current political approaches to immigration and public safety.

Scott Bessent: Janet Yellen’s Political Interference Will Result In Economic Insecurity In The Fall

Scott Bessent, a prominent economic analyst, predicted significant market instability following Kamala Harris’s ascent to power. He first alerted to the potential economic crash in a message shortly after the political shift, saying, “The market is going to crash. Watch what happens with Kamala Harris in charge.” Bessent, known for accurately forecasting the Trump rally and market trends, attributed his concerns to Harris’s economic policies and their likely impact.

Bessent criticized Harris’s administration for exacerbating economic uncertainty. He explained, “I believe the markets wouldn’t like that. They’re not going to like four more years of policies marked by excessive spending and regulation.” He argued that Harris’s economic approach, dubbed “Bidenomics,” would lead to increased inflation and economic strain on middle and lower-income Americans, shifting from the bottom 50 percent to even higher income brackets.

He also discussed recent actions by the Treasury under Janet Yellen, accusing it of manipulating government finances to artificially boost the economy. “Janet Yellen has used the Treasury to take over the Fed,” he said, describing the shortening of debt schedules as a short-term solution that undermines long-term financial stability. He compared this strategy to using credit card debt to pay down a mortgage, calling it politically motivated and harmful.

Looking ahead, Bessent expressed concern about the broader economic impact, stating, “The stock market is a leading indicator and about 50% of Americans own stocks. The resulting economic insecurity could move from the bottom wage earners to more affluent households, leading to widespread economic distress.”

Kari Lake: Everyday Americans Can’t Survive Anymore Of Kamala And Ruben Gallego’s Leftist Policies

Kari Lake, U.S. Senate candidate from Arizona, sharply criticizes the Biden administration for its handling of the economy and foreign policy, attributing current instability and turmoil to President Biden and Vice President Harris. Lake argues that their incompetence has led to severe economic issues and global unrest, stating, "This is what happens when you allow two people who are not intelligent, don’t know what they’re doing as president and vice president to sit in the White House.”

She also condemns her opponent, Congressman Ruben Gallego, for his alignment with Biden’s policies, accusing him of failing Arizona. Lake highlights the struggles of retirees facing financial insecurity due to inflation and market volatility, and she criticizes Harris’s ineffective border management, emphasizing the need for a change in leadership to address these crises.

Paul Perez: “[Kamala] Knows That She Cannot Own It Because She Failed Miserably”

Paul Perez, President of the National Border Patrol Council, shared insights from his recent visit to the Arizona-Mexico border. He highlighted the chaos at the border, emphasizing that cartels now control significant areas, a situation exacerbated by the current administration’s policies. Perez described how, despite the presence of helicopters and drones, the situation remains dire, with "untold number of gotaways” — individuals evading capture — posing a significant threat. He criticized the Biden administration for enabling cartel control and expressed concerns about Kamala Harris potentially worsening the situation if she assumes the presidency. Perez’s main recommendation for a new administration is to reinstate the “Remain in Mexico” policy, which he believes would be crucial for effective border management and asylum system reform. He also warned of the dangers posed by unknown individuals crossing the border, including potential criminal elements and gang members, which he finds particularly alarming.

Kirk Reveals The “Subterranean Cultural Indicator” That Americans Are Loving J.D. Vance’s Story

Charlie Kirk recently praised JD Vance’s impressive rally in Glendale, Arizona, highlighting the significant turnout despite extreme heat. "There were at least 2,000 people who couldn’t get in,” Kirk noted, stressing the high demand and Vance’s burgeoning influence. He described Vance as a "rock star” and a "phenomenal talent” in the conservative movement, appreciating Vance’s ability to connect with the American Heartland due to his own background as a once-forgotten young man.

Kirk also addressed the dire economic conditions impacting younger voters under Biden’s administration. He criticized the current economic climate, stating, "If you thought it was hard to own a home before, just how about now?” He emphasized the increased difficulty for young people to achieve financial milestones and advocated for President Trump’s economic plans as a solution, noting that Trump’s approach aims to restore homeownership and economic stability. "If the younger generation wants to be rich like their parents, they have to vote Trump,” Kirk asserted.