Shouldhave been a platform with a trapdoor, and a noose around his neck. Sloppy Steve should stick to drinking and writing racist shit on Brietbart... Oh yeah, they booted him out because Trump doesn't like him now - HAHAHAHAHA!
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive. The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign. The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question. The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of election prospects in 2020. The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining." The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas. The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. So, who was so disappointing?
@Paul Temple disingenuous. is not the right word. He is genuine in his belief that the tax cuts will help the working class. 1. you're a bad judge of character 2. you don't understand economics. www.altfeldinc.com/pdfs/BASICECONOMICS.pdf
If there's going to be a fight, military aged men should do it. if the ship is sinking women get the lifeboats first. if you have to take migrants from violent countries, take the women, let the military aged men stay and fight the violence there.
Comment Freely I don’t think anybody in the world would disagree with this. Also we should find out the root of this problem. How did the war start and what we can do to prevent it. All human race should do this together. It will benefit us in future. Remember France helped America and the Allies joined together. So let’s help. Unity works better than division
The higher up you go in "education" the more you swing radically left. The more you swing radically left, the less free you become. The less free you become the lower the quality of your life will be. It's only when outside speakers come to campuses that the students are exposed to any ideas other than radical left wing ideas.
@reversecourse I think you have been indoctrinated to a specific, incorrect view of the left. Quite a few of Bannon's statements here were hard left, such as breaking up Facebook and Google and better, putting it into a public trust. As Bannon himself admitted, plenty of lefties are economic nationalists - and what he misses is that the left has a long tradition of anti-government libertarian movements. Even looking at Corbyn in the UK his platform is giving more power to the people and investing in the community. Identity politics and other elitist sideshows are a liberal game, not the left game. As a leftie I want to decentralize the government as much as possible, I want national sovereignty and respect for the concept of self-determination. I am not alone - and no, we do not like Liberals. Hell, as a Norwegian both the solid socialist parties here reject the EU categorically for their globalist and liberal capitalism. And notice who plays identity politics - the establishment. It is a cheap and lazy way to keep power and distract from the real issues. I actually agree with many of the stances Bannon put forth, which was a given, National Conservatives are against predatory globalist capitalism, and that is a uniter, but I will disagree aggressively with many of his other policies. Nationalism does not fix capitalism, the elites he speaks of seeks refuge in it. There is a reason why those in power will, if they have to, pick populist right candidates, hell, even fascists, over a leftie any time, because they know their financial interests are safer with them. Bannon and Trump are not rocking the boat for the wealthy. They may make the world slightly better for a portion of the working class, which I applaud them for, but the issue will persist and any wins will be temporary. For true liberation we need to properly decentralize both the government and capital and create a world where people own their own labor, rather than having to rent themselves to the rich.
@@Kraisedion Interesting post, right up to the "renting themselves to the rich" part. I find that an odd way to put things, but I might not be following your analogy. Commodity labor in a way is renting themselves to the economy in exchange for payment. As you specialize your skills you become more in control of your labor, though in most countries you still owe a portion of that labor to the state. So how do you get to your conclusion? For background, I have seen people come from next to nothing and achieve significant wealth due only to their ambition and drive. I've seen folks with a typical employee mentality think that the "big boss" doesn't deserve what (s)he makes because they do all the work, yet those people are in every case I've ever seen easily replaceable. The owner, partner etc. was generally the one (or two etc.) that took big risks, had the most responsibility (think payroll, insurance, legal) and worked the most hours at least for the first many years. I only take the time to write this as you clearly have the ability to reason but I see this typical employee mentality often and it's a trap. I've also seen what people can do once they shed it. If you're talking about central banking, that's another story at another level, but I don't think you are.
The fact that he didn't get offended by anyones criticism of him and mearly asked for clarification where said criticism was not constructively vocalised speaks volumes to his character. I don't agree with everything he said, especially his justification of not removing stories he new to be fake news from his website, but i have nothing but respect for the way he presented himself.
Too bad he did not clarify living wage as he basically attacked the "elite" then compared Oxford students to Russian serfs prior to name dropping West Point University. Good to read the definitions part of a document that details law and regulation.
He did speak on living wage, as one that is merely sustenance, not even a holiday, a night out… only “getting by”. He said it was basically getting by, but only barely. A stressful, barely getting by. Which is not “living”.
@@ellejrrn Do you think he meant to tell Oxford students they were barely getting by with no holidays, or a night out because they are poor? I like to think of Oxford like a community college in the sense of just that, community. So is it your perception that Bannon was connecting but not pandering to the students based on economics while leaving living wage up to an interpretation?
It was not a speech, but a lesson that you will never receive at Oxford. I remember a time where I was on interview committee for a very important position at our company, and we were down to two individuals, and one was an Oxford man, and that is rare in America. I talk like Steve and the Oxford candidate was so very one dimensional. There were around ten occasions where he had beliefs about the US that post interview, we agreed he might apply for a job back at Oxford. You people still practice the caste system and that is why Steve was similar to a stun-gun to your bizarre beliefs. I personally eliminated the Oxford man, and hired a man with an Associate Degree. Oxford produces nothing special in their graduates other than a rung on the ladder in your 19th century caste system. Eighty percent of the students have alumni parents, or a boatload of money.
@@GSPDUKE It's obvious you took pleasure in eliminating this candidate because of your native anti-intellectualism, born of envy. This undercurrent in American society has always been present, and only its sway changes from time to time. You feel culturally inferior and you're not wrong. These students all asked excellent questions. You just don't know it.
"A man can have three PhD's hanging on his wall, but when it comes to common courtesy and common sense, he can be dumber than a bag of rocks." --My Father RIP Dad.
@@forzatuner3916 Heard a guy once (can't remember who he was) who studied in the "ivy league schools" and the "ivory towers" in the UK and said he had "brilliant" professors but he wouldn't count on them to make a ham sandwich or tie their own shoes (well, that one is an exaggeration).
I found the students questioned very disappointing. Bannon goes on for 40 minutes about big issues like sovereignty, economics and jobs - then the students immediately opt to ignore it all and focus on anecdotal quotes / off-hand comments.
its because they are NPCs and cannot think for themselves. They are like bleating sheep transported out of the world of 1984 into our world. They lack the capacity of independent thought and just spout off big brothers ideas.
@James RegisteTrump has done extremely well in terms of keeping promises- He promised to renegotiate trade deals and he has done that- he has kept us from getting more involved in Syria, he had cut taxes and incentivized investment in the US economy the only area he has not completely delivered in is on getting a wall built he has worked to build parts or improve them and has aggressively used his executive authority to use the US military to patrol it.
The students don't know him, and came prepared with questions based not on what he said in the presentation, but what the media has said about him. They only know what the media says about him, and when the media lies, lies, lies, and lies some more, well.. the kids become brainwashed.
Yes, GANDHI was right and held the line in INDIA' S fight for sovereignty & LIBERTY 🗽 We must hold the line to PRESERVE our CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC 🇺🇸 & LIBERTY 🗽 NEVER "CON"CEDE TO FRAUD🚫
"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." "When you say, 'I have nothing to hide,' you're saying, 'I don't care about this right.” - Edward Snowden. He tried to warn you!
@@nomoresunforever3695 I agree, to a certain degree. And this is why America, and the West in general, is so divided. The real threat to the so-called elites is unity.
@@crishdavies650 Again, you just spew name calling and accusations with no citations, proof or even something that can be looked at and discussed. You need some serious help and therapy to deal with your anger.
he is a millionaire funded by billionaires pretending to be a man of the people to manipulate. Hypocrisy. Thats as much proof as you need to know the man is not genuine. @@Lynchpin2010
@@crishdavies650 Again, no proof of anything. just tired accusations repeated again and again. And if you think calling someone a "millionaire" is an insult, that just shows what a clueless snivelling poor little no-hope prick you are. Enjoy eating from my rubbish bin in your later years.
What is it with these very dumb questions from the students warbling their heads in arrogant fashion displaying their ignorance, Steve gets 10 out of ten for his patience
They should be judged for not doing their research. A quick Google search for those actual speeches reveals the Mainstream Narratives are a lie about what he said. Even Biden has misquoted Trump's speeches and Biden is know for plagiarism. @1:04:00 "Further dissolving the democratic institutions... by DRAINING THE SWAMP?"
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive. The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign. In general, his style of speaking is above that. The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question. The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020. The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining." The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas. The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here? So, who was so disappointing? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha.
@King Leopold This is completely false!!! Post WW2 the UK set up nationalized programmes such as the welfare state, NHS, Social security, social housing etc and paid for this with progressive Tax, the highest Tax Bracket at one point was 90%. In the 80's we had Thatcher who deregulated and opened up the markets, got rid of social housing and chipped away at much of the 'safety' net created for us after WW2. Blair continued to chip away and in 2010 we chipped away even further with Austerity. The highest Tax bracket for higher earners is now 40% and Corp Tax is 18%, lowest its ever been. I somewhat think Bannon is hitting the problem on the head - the economy isn't working for the majority! The problem IMO is a complete lack of investment in public services, deregulation, cross-border free-market liberalization across markets. Basically, I think the problem we have in today's world is the result of 'free markets' not that we should further open up our markets and make them even freer.
I really do hold the Oxford Union in high regard for allowing these events, through a time where most 'platforms' appear to be all about 'de-platforming', Oxford Union does not fear what other platforms will not hear.
That is (sadly) the truth, but should not be a "special" thing to celebrate. I always thought it was the University's mission to explore all ideas. Now it is precisely the opposite and it is getting worse by the day.
The far left that advocates violence, screaming and staging hostility is wrong and needs to be put down. In free speech regardless where the event is held it is normal for people to get together and discuss or debate various differing ideas in a civil manner
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@@siriusstarlight9881 Get help, you haven't said anything meaningful in any of your posts...One word...counseling. You obviously weren't assassinated. Words mean something.
@@siriusstarlight9881 It's always been said, if a part of your body has to go, it's best for the mind to go first. After that you make no sense and become a mindless idiot.
I found Bannon's responses and behavior refreshing even though I disagree with some of his points. For all its prestige, Oxford's student body seems like a monoculture of socialists who are way more emotional than logical.
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive. The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign. The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question. The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020. The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining." The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas. The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here? So, who was so disappointing? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha.
@@l.w.paradis2108, it's easy to shine the spotlight on a person covering so many different subjects, in such a short period of time as he was given, and to lambaste him for not satisfying your skepticism... perhaps though you should try to understand more fully his points of view before repudiation.
The students generally came off looking weak, especially the kid who said, "You are irrelevant, aren't you?" That was pretty rude. His questions were rambling. Bannon did a good job. Very interesting!
Or the guy who called him delusional and absolutely wrong... They don't sound like students. They sound like people who require no further knowledge, because they believe they have the answers to everything, as well as access to all absolute truths.
i guess its not just American college students who are indoctrinated by propaganda into raging snowflakes who think with emotions rather than reason... such a shame.
How do some of these students get into Oxford these days? Is it just rich parents from all over the world buying a place there? The childish tosh they come out with under the pretence of asking a question would embarrass most intelligent 11 year olds in Year 7 at a secondary school.
Education hasn’t been about understanding the knowledge for awhile now. It’s about memorization. Yes there is a difference and the latter is what you just bore witness too.
@@ajaycyriljose9419 can you provide proof for that statement? I’m not trying to be a simpleton here or stir shit up. I honestly want proof of what type of monster we are dealing with here.
Yes !!! As a 68 year old grandma.....I think he is Brilliant !! He knows his stuff inside & out !!!! He should be listened to !Especially by these Snotty Brits...of which my nephew is one ! Lol
This needs more views. I can't really understand what people are complaining about with Bannon. He's never said anything remotely racist or bigoted in all the material I've seen. There is nothing in here that is worthy of even the consideration of deplatforming.
Any wacko can pretend to get educated, put on clothes, go infront of people using nice language, secretly be a racist or dumbass and then create a username of hieroglyph321
@@domesticterrorist483 yeah Steve Bannon was the chef at breitbart. exactly the same breitbart which promoted birtherism and racism and accused obama of being a kenyan muslim. Created a false conspiracy stories about hillary clintion ( And Im not a fan of hillary) just stating the facts. Just a fyi before steve bannon became the chef, andrew breitbart was the chief at this company/news network. HE ABSOLUTELY DESPISED NATIONALISM and RACISM. Just because he comes here is all nice does not mean steve bannon has a clean white collar and no dirt on his hands. Roger Stone too had an OU adress, does this mean roger stone is the next jesus? No he is still the career politican using dirty tricks (just read up on the shit he did during his career, hes done nasty stuff inlcuding blackmail.
This is the best we have to offer from Oxford they're there to learn ,and yet somehow they are void of common sense to even try to learn, and this is what we're leaving our country to?? I'm shocked!
@@jeaninecook8805 Same here, I was expecting some critical thinking and real engagement. It reminds me of a 499-level journalism guest lecture, the Q&A quickly dissolved into a literal screaming contest of "accusatory" questions, just biased and assumptive beyond anything productive. It was truly shocking. I had attended special lectures and graduate symposia of many different disciplines. The female with American accent literally equates "draining the swamp" with "destroying democracy". She doesn't see that she already lives in a fascist system, and worships it, and fights to keep it. This is the epitome of systematic indoctrination of the educational system.
That's what you heard? Timestamp, please? Their questions were excellent, because they highlighted the fact that none of Bannon's good ideas are adopted. Travel bans? Certainly. Higher taxes for extreme incomes (the kind that make you and your children independently wealthy in a few years)? Forget about it. Consequences for Wall Street malfeasance and fraud? Ha. And so on . . . Show me one good idea he had that was implemented. In the meantime, he needed a pardon to escape prosecution for federal wire fraud, and may still be in trouble with the state. This was the DOJ under Trump that indicted him.
@@aflyertwo that's because the left wants you to forget the past so you don't know where you come from and they can remake America as they see fit. In America that looks a lot like Chinese communist Society with woke culture
The sad thing is that compared to most colleges in the West (especially in the US), this actually is a GOOD advert for them, because the alternative is rapidly becoming setting the campus on fire and organizing balaclava-wearing mobs to attempt mass-violence in the hopes that whoever they've been instructed to hate gets offed or seriously injured, thus ensuring that they become a twisted parody of what they're supposedly struggling against. A couple rude questions asked by some hubris-laden students who think coming out of a Social Justice 101 class makes them smarter than a guy who's been out in the world and done great things for decades is actually pretty good in comparison.
Intro/Questionaire only watches CNN/BBC and reads Quillette to re-ask for the thousandth time debunked statements about President Trump. For people that speak English (and possible arbiters of correct English) they do not understand context. Horrible. None of the questioners listened to the talk.
@@nancywalker1325 How is that pertinent? The Trump DOJ, headed by Barr, indicted him. Not exactly a crowd hostile to the man, one would imagine. Um, maybe read the indictment? It's online, public info.
This is why these far leftist groups frequently try to silence free speech and de-platform speakers like Bannon - they cannot actually present a counter argument. The last thing they want is people hearing what these people actually have to say
@Patricia L name ONE racist sentence he has uttered and any actual bigoted agenda he expresses. The problem is you're a mindless drone (much like a lot of these students) who only believes the narrative you've been spoon fed, yet you lot seem to think you're somehow more informed and justified in your beliefs despite not actually understanding the opposition views
It was funny when he called himself a simple man who doesn't understand . He is way more educated than all the dimwits in that audience. He has several degrees from Harvard, Georgetown, including an MBA and a National Security degree - and he is brilliant. These silly children are clueless.
American Fuel TV she got paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches in return for political influence while she was secretary of state. She pretty much worked for them you fucktard.
thesunnydk Churchill didn’t say that. Churchill said democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. But even that wasn’t his. He was quoting someone else when he said that.
If you are looking for fascists, try looking at the characters Bannon has been latching onto in Europe - he's had very limited success in impressing them, as they generally don't think he has anything new to teach them.
@@Alex.Kalashnik More what Churchill said is Democracy is fine for now until something better comes along to replace it, actually said this rather though: "Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time. " Said to the House of Commons 11th Nov, 1947
I'm still in the middle of listening to this guy and I'm hoping that he will come with some evidence of policy that has come true up to now. The only thing trump has done is continue to shift the payments to the working person. If industry is coming back, it had better happen fast. In Bannon's own words- the elites are the problem and trump is one of them. It's confusing to me- Bannon talks like a Marxist, but backs a billionaire.
@@jackwalters742 Industry has already been coming back under Trump. Manufacturers in the U.S. added 6 times more jobs under Trump's first two years than under Obama's last two years. www.google.com/search?q=forbes.com_chuckdevore_files_2019_02_Manufacturing-jobs2-1200x675&rlz=1C1GCEU_enUS821US821&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=cmn7XJ0dmeCMyM%253A%252CLc6D3_5l7Hy9CM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kSOsCoUkpsvSrgzRCibFzQ7WRAfOA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWscTutOHiAhVDUKwKHRWoAOsQ9QEwAHoECAUQBA#imgrc=cmn7XJ0dmeCMyM:
First of all this manufactured populist crap he's spinning isn't anything he acted on. He also paints Obama as the culprit, not Bush's 2 cowboy wars and criminal distribution of gov contracts to cronies. He didn't talk about the deregulation of Wall street and the subsequent preditory lending, real estate fraud or the buy back law repeal. He's an alarmist political hack with an agenda. He has better yarn but yarn it is in the face of facts. He uses broad generalizations to get you to vaguely identify, but no specifics. Remember he was part of the tax cuts for the "elites" he's using as fodder to gloss his real position. I say BULLSHIT !!!!!!!! Once a white Nationalist....... that's the real sell. The rest is just pander and fluff to peak your ears. He is an empirical henchman that will say anything to gin support.
because there are other great orators who didnt kill vast amounts of people - he could have used Chritopher Hitchens but he chose Hitler because he thinks Hitler and Bannon are analogous which is a risible argument
Oxford Students think it is not ok to question who comes into the USA. Everyone is ok to go to Oxford from this day forward. No Vetting for Oxford. Every one is welcome to Oxford.
Democrat* Party.. Get it right. Nothing about them is "democratic". The party of censorship, submersion of human rights, the party of slavery, the KKK, and Jim Crow laws. GET IT RIGHT FOOL!! DEMOCRAT NOT DEMOCRATIC.
Just goes to show how meaningless an Oxford "education" has become.. Or any other major university or college for that matter. They basically just plagiarize the talking points from CNN as if it's their own. Like the the brainwashed lemmings they are. I could get more insight from my Uber driver...
I remember when I was a brainwashed idiot democratic socialist, all I ever heard about this guy was he was a racist and warmonger and all kinds of fucked up shit. SNL routinely depicted him as the Grim Reaper. He is almost the opposite.
Don’t trust people just because they are artist of communication. Be happy when a person is doing good, but never relate one good deed or talent with the character of a man
@@junelledembroski9183 whoever the "they" is that you're talking about exposed themselves as the enemy of truth...I hope you and lots of other people have realized that and sought out the truth.
Americans don't need socialist here in Americans The American gotta so many homeless that's are living on the streets now president Biden and Harris wanted opening border
You have to cut students some slack. If you voice conservative views at Uni you are ostracized, attacked, and made a social outcast and you will NEVER get laid or have mates. That's quite difficult for such a young person to bear and not many have the mental skills developed to persevere in the face of relentless hostilities on all fronts. Give them a few years of working in the cold, harsh, real world while paying taxes and making mortgage payments and they will come to see the light.
Except for the election. Who would of thought Joe Biden would be our President. Hilary did not even run..thank goodness. Trump should of kept Bannon. I think we are prime for a Theodore Roosevelt type president. Trump was not that guy. Such Disappointment and Bernie was just sheepherder for the Democrat Party such Disappointment.
I agree, for too long I believed the media, wasn't until I drove through VA, Carolinas and saw the poverty the people were having to put up with and then started listening to his interviews and reading his articles that I started to see for myself the tyranny of the leftist propaganda. To easy for big city people to brush aside the opinion of the poor, just plain lazy & apathetic.
Bannon's views at Breitbart proves otherwise. Lookit how Trump fawns over elites while pitting working ppl against each other. ONLY a progressive view will show societies the way out ... egalitarianism and human dignity will NOT be had using Trumpian trade deals.
If anything, the media are the bigoted idiots, not Steve Bannon. And the irony is, history is repeating itself all over again right before our very eyes. Congress is contemplating a $2 trillion dollar Covid-19 emergency relief package which I am certain Wall Street and the international financial system will profit by, while the American taxpayer will be left, once again, holding the bag, nibbling at the crumbs.
@Jeronimo Tamayo Its in the process of being dismantled now. There is no way the current welfare state can survive with another $2 trillion emergency assistance package in the works. Since the government doesn't have the ability to stop spending, the system will, and is, collapse under its own debt.
Meanwhile, back in the real world.... Tariffs to the right, sanctions to the left and blaming everyone else for their criminally insane economic and military messes... Don't bumedon, pumped arse and the trumpster - or rather the parasites pulling their chains - realize that all these pathetic, childish tantrums only go to show just how fracked up, broke and desperate the "united" states of murica are getting...
I agree and disagree with various things that Bannon believes, but what matters is that I ensure he speaks his mind. If i know what he is thinking; i can debate with him. If I have him de-platformed; how can i know what he thinks? How can i agree or disagree with someone if i don't know what he thinks? Thank you for providing Mr. Bannon a platform, and for promoting fair discussion.
@Paul Temple Yes, i think his main proposal of a Globalist Elite- the dubbed; "Party of Davos", with branches in all areas of society; is unequivocally true. I think people like Bernie hint at agreement, but don't come-out as such for fear of being labelled "fascist, Alt-Right, Far-Right," et cetera.
I don't think the protestors have ever listened to anything he's said. They think it's a badge of honour that they haven't listened to him... These people protesting are extremists. It's frightening.
This tends to be a problem with modern day political discourse, especially on the left. Censorship for people they disagree with, and if they do receive a platform smear them with as many words as you can to ensure they and their subsequent ideas are discredited going forward.
"If I have him de-platformed; how can i know what he thinks?" You could start with the million op-ed pieces he has been given in Time, the New Yorker, the WaPo.. you could look at Breitbart articles from when he was editor - you could read his books - you could read speeches from when he was Trump's advisor and since. It is not exactly difficult to find out what he thinks. You could also look at the political movements that he assists and funnels money to (the FN in France, AFD, Generation Identity, Pegida, Victor Orban and so on) and see what their histories are, and what their stated goals are, which might give you an even better idea than listening to Steve Bannon's own dissembling about his political goals. He, of course, will say that everything he does is good and justified.
Unfortunate that these kids have been so steeped in liberal, socialist doctrine from grade 1 that is so imbedded they cannot even consider another point of view.
Does "Oxford" receive a pound of tax money in support? If so, just how much are the citizens of England soaked each year to support it? What percentage of its total revenue is from public sources and establishment "foundations"? What are the "admissions" requirements to get into Oxford? Just grades? Or do you and or your family have to be wealthy by average income standards in your country? Clearly, few if any in the room know about and understand anything about INDIVIDUALISM as a life philosophy and its relation to the proper role of governments. The old saying, "Don't get above your raising", is on display here. The "raising" they are getting is clearly inadequate and COLLECTIVIST in its preaching. Collectivism is a disease, if not the principal philosophy being taught to every Oxford student. It's obvious in their extreme collectivist bias. If the essence of freedom is the limitation of gov't, these students are nothing less than little authoritarian tyrants, receiving their training and after graduation will be given a "badge" and a sense of authority over others and join their elite comrades to hone their "education" in service to the collective all the more! Their minds are closed by Oxford, not opened! Society will suffer for it! Because they think they know so much more than "the common man", but much of what they believe is just NOT SO!
How can you not a at the very take you're hat off this man, may not aline with his train of thought but the charisma and straight forward honestly is admirable.
Yes, he probably really believes all he spouts; so did Hitler and many other deranged demagogues; but look at what happened in USA under his and Trump's Fascist attempts to overthrow the government after an election against Trump.
Love the speakers at the Oxford Union, engaging, educational, enlightening and many thank you's from Korolyov, suburban Moscow, Russia. The man is a compilation of knowledge & and tells the essence of modern human history in some way. I am impressed with his brain work to say the little!
Oxford is the school of the establishment, the aristocracy. They are not going to challenge their messenger, on the contrary they agree with him for their own future.
He's surrounded by security guards, and no, it's not because he's controversial. He's an intelligent, highly motivated person promoting fear and division (divide and conquer strategy), and economics that will bring the U.S. to its knees. The idea that a wealthy economy can can compete in low knowledge based, high labour orientated industry in a global setting is fantasy. The only way for it to survive would be to isolate that part of economy. Consumer costs would sky-rocket. His policy is destructive, and potentially very dangerous both economically and politically.
The young are often pompous. They have it all figured out. They've been nowhere and never had to support themselves but they are experts in everything that cultural marxism tells them. Pompous is too nice a word to describe them.
Yes I agree. Youth has traded inspiration for pot. A bad trade. They’re not a factor in today’s world. Can be counted on to be leftists and they need to learn common manners.
4everBroadwayfan Maybe, maybe not. Generalizing from the specific to the General is how we navigate through life. Something the young generally are not adept at .
@4everBroadwayfan Where is there evidence of such diversity? And what do you say is the threshold for diversity? Would you be wiling to estimate the percentage of Americans aged 18 to 35 who are hostile or at least unsympathetic to neo-Marxism?
@4everBroadwayfan Thanks for your interesting reply. Your sketch of the young adults of the present day does indeed seem to answer to your description of them as diverse. Yet there's a point where the level of diversity seems quite significant but doesn't yet make generalizations worthless, let alone ridiculous or absurd. Thus there may be two thresholds we're interested in---the point at which generalizations become weak and the point at which they become insupportable. (You may have mistaken me in the first place. In what I asked I was thinking of a fraction or percentage of the age group. By way of analogy, if one claims the US is linguistically diverse, one is on very shaky ground if 97% of its residents speak English at home. But a claim that it is not linguistically diverse weakens when the number drops to 85% and becomes silly at some later point. Yet at 85% it's still quite sensible in my view to call the US an English-speaking country.) In a generalization you give up one thing to gain something else. Whether it's any good depends on the ratio of one to the other. By the way, where's the estimate you said you'll of course offer? Cheers.
@4everBroadwayfan Thanks, but that party membership number doesn't help much. Which is ok, I can find out what I want to know without much trouble. You give off something that tells me Orwell's non-fiction would be your kind of thing. As a man who embraced Marxism (up to a point but not thoroughly) then dumped it, he takes you through his deliberations (though not always in so many words) . The essays, first of all, then Down and Out in London and Paris, then Road to Wigan Pier, but read them in any order you like. (Animal Farm and 1984 are to Orwell's best work what T.S. Eliot's The Book of Practical Cats is to The Waste Land, Four Quartets, and The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock---more famous, not as good.)
The problem is capitalism, and this jackass is going around telling people to blame immigrants and the "unfit" capitalists... and by "unfit" he means any capitalist that doesn't conform to his idea of Christian fascism. He's selling bullshit. The solution has always been socialism. Socialism or barbarism.
@@dan8085 You didn't listen to him at all did you? He isn't blaming immigrants. He expressly said we need to help the struggling countries. As allies not as interventionists.
I watched him at the Munk Debate in Canada for the first time with largely the same talking points. You might wanna watch that - he was a little more cohesive in that debate. He won over the audience in that debate, as well. Not the literal devil I was taught he was. Not a fan of some of his arguments but definitely not the devil.
@@elias_xp95 "David K" is a troll. A sociaist troll. It's obvious when you view his other comments. Whether or not he viewed the video is irrelevant, as he merely lies about what is on the video regardless.
@@davldwheeler4270 Wow the mainstream media's actually run our lives if we allow them in. I don't understand why we can't take them down a peg or 2 like how the heck do they think anyone will ever be able to trust a dame thing they say ? Basically what's their plan for getting America, nevermind the world to trust our media's after all the lies and deceptions spewing hatred towards individuals who they don't like because of their own personal evil Political agendas ? ? it's absolutely insane beyond words between the mainstream media's and hollwood elites they have a lot of distrust from we the people who should be able to trust the mainstream media's yet i certainly don't after what Brian Williams did and Copper Anderson, the fact that there was no accountabilitys for their actions was absolutely absurd im all about 2nd chances and forgiveness except for those who don't even care about the people they hurt or the amount of damage they caused others ? ? seriously WOW were is there hearts nevermind souls ? ? we all make mistakes no one is perfect only when you hurt others and you are not even sorry for the pain ect, it's very difficult for me to 1st ever believe you 2nd forgive them ? i have had to repent repeatedly because it was very difficult for me to forgive CA,BW, and for the love of God and all that's holy please don't even get me started with the hatred towards President Trump. I don't understand how some people sleep at night from my mouth to God's ears idk it's horrible. God bless America.
Except for the fact that he is being far less than honest. He talks “little guy” and “elites” and “I’m working with a group to build the wall where the corp can’t touch” - well the son of a bitch STOLE the money that “little guys” gave out of their shallow and threadbare pockets to Bannons Build The Wall organization. He knows he is talking to PBS so he is moderating his talk. Obama DID NOT have a family separation policy. The administration built some of the detention centers - but they NEVER separated family’s and put kids in detention. He claims to have measured and reasonable opinions - “I’m zero tolerance on immigration bc of human trafficking. The solution is at the source, who can blame these poor people seeking asylum” - reasonable, humane. And guess who believes the exact same thing? Almost every Democrat I have ever met. Bannon, instead, had a major hand in vilifying those exact people, and Stephen Miller made identity politics and vilification of minorities a central plank of the Trump administration. He’s a charlatan
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive. The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign. The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question. The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020. The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining." The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas. The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here? So, who was so bad? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha. Envy of the young is always such a sad stance to adopt. That is one war you cannot win. Thank goodness.
Yes because Bernie is simplistic and his big ideas don't work in a complex world. Bannon has practical answers that have proven to work. Idealism only 'sounds' good - it doesn't actually work.
Everyone on the left agreed or would have agreed with 90% of this before the Left went (almost) full oppression Olympics. Global Capital loves multi-culturalism because it makes class politics unworkable.
Unfortunately big tech will never allow the truth to be heard just like they control our comments by censoring individuals who are desperately trying to speak the truth. Basically they control our freedom of speech by censoring individuals that they don't agree with anyone who doesn't serve their evil Political agendas they refuse to allow them to be heard. Im shocked that they actually allowed this video to be heard ? im guessing they are so busy with President Trump's 2024 re election that they are desperately trying to hack his media accounts ? One thing is for certain big tech companies definitely control what we say regardless of weather it's TH-cam, Facebook, Twitter, ect, they probably use robots to monitor different sites?
yes...the best bullshitter I have ever heard. you're so right! He takes true premises and draws literally the polar opposite of a logical conclusion and gets people like you to think that makes him clever. Genius!
it's going to get far worse, higher gas prices=higher foods prices, Higher Taxes= Corporations leaving the Country, less jobs, more illegals = less manual labor jobs, changes to voting law to weaken the integrity of the vote, the worse is yet to come
@ but when that "someone" labels you initialy as a racist, white supremacist, xenophobe, homophobe, transphobe, Islamophobe, sellout & more derogatary remarks; that's not like an autistic child? Kinda hypocritical & unfair; if you ask me. So on that note; if you wanna have a meaningful public discourse; you have to be polite & consider listening(you don't HAVE TO accept every point) to your oppositions view. Thanks.
@Tim Gib Of course the president is for America first. He'd be a traitor if he weren't. We expect other leaders to put their own nations first as well. Mutual aid and benefit are best arranged by those putting their countries, not their foundations, bank accounts, or ideologies, first.
Bannon walks in there, talks complete sense about economics, foreign affairs, and then the moderator talks and it's like "Trumps a racist, Trumps a racist". Do these people ever change the soundtrack to their monotonous lives?
Well, since so many people call Trump a racist, even foreign politicians, it kind of proves he is a racist - or at least is being given bad advice on policy by far-right swamp monsters in the WH. His father was actually taken to court over racism crimes, and Trump himself has been sued multiple times for the same discrimination. He surrounds himself with racists and white nationalists, and has called himself a nationalist. Although to be fair, he's probably too stupid to understand the word.
@Kevin Burrow Ironically, Trumpanzees are the very definition of NPCs. They don't think for themselves, they're ignorant, uninformed and respond to input from Fox News and Trump's daily lies (his lies are so transparent, and easily proven that a 5 year old would be embarrassed by them). The people who still support Trump now are either brainless zombies you see at rallies, with their "made in China" red hats, cheering every stupid thing he says, or racists and far-right nationalists/Neo Nazis, who just like the fact Trump is an obvious racist. If you can't see that, you're an NPC too.
So who underwrote the $$$ Trillion dollars , was it OPEC and the Saudis ? did they have concessions like allowing mass immigration to western countries ? I WONDER, CAUSE IT SEEM TO BE SO .
He does a decent job of identifying problems, but offers some very stupid and counterproductive solutions. I highly doubt that in 20 years time when climate change and runaway income inequality are biting, anyone's gonna think back and say "gee, I wish we listened to Steve Bannon and stopped all the Mexicans from moving in!"
I dunno, as of this morning 39 ppl agree with me. In 20 years you'll also be trying to escape communism or at the very least !slam, which is creeping in faster than u can say climate change, (didn't the 🇺🇸 just elect it's first woman mooselams to house of Reps?) but hey, keep fretting about climate change. LOL
@@mariaa.9952 Wow, 39 commenters on a TH-cam video agree with you? Well that sounds pretty impressive... but go look on say, a John Oliver video and see how many likes the top comments are getting. Thumb-ups on TH-cam comments mean nothing. Climate change will make food and water more difficult to come by for literally billions of people - this is scientifically verifiable (and imagine the kind of refugee/immigration crisis THAT'S going to create, if you're worried about that sort of thing). Hysterics about communism and a handful of elected officials being Muslim are infantile conjecture.
Chris McSweeney John Oliver? U mean the globalist shill? And the mindless comatose who follow him cause they can’t think for themselves, that John Oliver? He’s irrelevant to analytical thinkers, also could care less what hollyweed thinks. Seriously, do some of you seek their permission to cr@p to? Lol Climate change bla bla bla yea I recall one former vice prez that made the rounds and tried to make everyone drink the koolaid in regards. Yet here we r. I don’t have the inclination to dig up the data contradicting the so called scientists u cite. I have already and I just don’t want to now. Out of curiosity have u? Being into the equity thing and all? Wouldn’t it be the fair thing to do? At the very least u would realize just how skewed the information is. I think Bannon is an interesting individual and hopefully he managed to change the brain dead opinion of some indoctrinated lost children on what they thought .. at the very least..about him. Some may even appreciate it him much later on... maybe even u. Wishing u well.
@@mariaa.9952 _"irrelevant globalist shill"_ - Yeah, that's exactly my point, genius - you think your opinion is valid because it got 40 likes... but the top comments on "globalist shill" John Oliver's videos are getting about 5,000 a piece (and they're all bashing Trump and Bannon's worldview quite aggressively). See how little these things matter? _"i don't have the inclination"_ - That's convenient. But yes, I have done a ludicrous amount of reading into the science that backs climate change, and I also have a fascination with the people that deny it (those who warp the "data" to which you're referring): the logical and statistical sleights-of-hand they use to muddy the waters (either deliberately or through sheer ignorance), and the fossil fuel companies/right-wing think tanks that write their cheques - I can tell you all about them if you want to have that conversation. So yeah, I've heard the denialist side of the argument in great depth and detail... I probably know it better than you do. It's almost unanimously pseudo-science, ideologically driven quackery, and outright lies. Bitching about Al Gore doesn't change that. Go on - find me some of that "data" and I'll tell you why it's either been read wrong, or deliberately misrepresented to pull the wool over your eyes. I hope you don't consider yourself an "analytical thinker" - you seem completely unable and unwilling to apply any critical thought to any of Bannon's arguments. By your own admission, you're hoping he can brainwash his audience, regardless of the truth.
@@grizzlygrizzle he is Big Idiot. including the bald head 1:06 he did not see that nasdaq soared high because Trump is an economist. Obama knows nothing to economy
1:03 September 18, 2008. “By five o’clock tonight, we need one trillion dollars in cash or...” 2:37 “...it was the elites and people like you and me...people that bought into the system, and who’s been held accountable?” 4:23 “We basically socialized the risk for the wealthy...in the United States, 50% of our population can’t put together 400 dollars in cash in an emergency.” 5:29 “...they admired President Obama and his wife, but they did not feel that he had brought the change the country needed.” 6:18 “...the deplorables were created...this angry working class, how was it created?” 6:27 “Three extinction level events...” 1. Shipping of jobs to Asia, particularly manufacturing. 7:12 Brexit-“...gave grassroots and the little guy some kind of hope that you could defeat the system.” 7:49 2. “...seven trillion dollars...” spent on lost wars with nothing to show for it. “...and we’re still spending 62 billion dollars a year in Afghanistan.” 8:27 3. “The financial crisis brought about by a financial elite that’s never been held accountable...the Obama Justice Department never moved on any of them.” 8:44 “That is what caused the populist revolt...I wish our dear friends...” 8:50 Trump Administration solutions. 9:05 “...fascism is...” 9:21 Partners: big government, media, pharmaceutical, industrial, tech 9:32 “Trump ran on...” Illegal immigration, economic nationalism... 10:36 “Trade and immigration are two sides of the same coin. All bad trade deals is unfair competition of labor in lower-cost countries against your labor.” 11:23 “...it’s made you, essentially, Russian serfs...you don’t own anything and you’re not going to own anything...” 11:56 “...20% behind their parents’ generations...” 12:14 “...the number one problem with family formation...is economic anxiety...they all understand they are two paychecks away from oblivion. They don’t really have a stake in the system...” 13:45 “...what the entire Trump program is about...” 13:54 “...America First...the international rules-based order...capital markets, trade deals...” 15:31 “Islamophobe”? 16:36 “...I don’t need to be lectured about what bad guys the Russians are. I know what bad guys the Russians are...” 20:02 “...the reason the deplorables are angry...and they’re angry...” 21:55 “...our friends out here say Bannon is a fascist...” 25:44 “...and now they have a weapon to stop Trump and they know that...” 27:42 “...Macron is a nationalist...” 29:05 “...’Unite the Right’ rally...identity politics...” 30:14 “...have no place in our society...but Antifa and elements of the Black Lives Matter movement...” 30:33 “...the Left only puts the camera on the right...ethnonationalism is a dead end and it’s for losers.” 31:06 “...they will not debate you on the economic arguments. They’ve got to call you a racist, a homophobe, an Anti-Semite, a nativist, a xenophobic...” 32:19 “...we will have a political re-alignment like 1932...” 32:31 “...it’s difficult for someone like President Trump to say they’re merely a civic nationalist with rhetoric like...” 33:42 “...it’s the signal versus the noise, and sometimes the 35:45 “...patronizes the decency of those common people to make comments about...” 36:00 “...unchain the dogs...” 36:20 “...anger of the left...perfectly acceptable...Roger Ailes said ‘you gotta stop this.’” 37:10 “Politics is war by other methods...” 39:01 “...I’ve never made a penny in politics in my life. I’m a volunteer...I’ve got a not-for-profit...to put forward nationalist ideas...” 40:12 “...we got beaten...we have to replicate their urgency...” 40:40 “...the role that war plays” (in nationalism, and “the other.”) 41:07 “...unite the Judeo-Christian West” (nationalism) 43:01 “What you say and what you do doesn’t seem to align...” 44:26 “...you don’t care about truth as much as you care about money...” (Applause, laughter) 45:15 “90% of our stuff is going after the Republican establishment...” 45:52 Response regarding Dodd Frank 47:00 “‘Zero Tolerance’ at the border...it’s a humanitarian program...” (Murmurs) “...economic migration into the United States...” 48:40 “I support Orban and I support Selvini 100%.”
@KARMA One Trump is the CEO type, he's a manager... And in my opinion most of his policies have been spot-on. I am glad that Bannon is there to advise him... Super brilliant guy and super-intellect appeals to me.
As a current oxford graduate student I am stunned at the pathetic level of discourse the students offered in their questions. It is not good enough to just rail against those you disagree with then, when you get an answer you don't like default to "you are wrong" or "I don't agree." This is what happens when you are raised in environments where everyone agrees; where you are never exposed to strong views that are opposed to yours and therefore do not think and make robust counter points. I especially liked the guy who said Trump gets no credit for the economic up turn but offered absolutely no argument for that position: "you are wrong" because I say so!
To be fair, Bannon doesn't exactly let them speak. He does the classic talking over people and then goes off on one of his rants. One guy asked him a very good specific question about something published in Breitbart and Bannon skirted around the answer then went off on a tangent about something else. Also, he really lost his sht at the end of the LRB interview as well. I don't think he's capable of having his views challenged rationally. He prefers the 'let me tell you how it is' approach.
I think you sound like those students @@SuperZubz . what do you mean by "to be fair" ? Fair to whom? The students? Your opinion of his ability or lack of, to handle such a forum has nothing to do with the questions and the responses to the answers. For the most part- he Knew where the questions were going- it isn't the first time he has engaged questions about his position, nor is it the first time he has engaged a debate- The students' questions reflect the common narrative of a biased position promoted by the left-leaning educational system which begets left-leaning thinkers. As a matter of fact- the questions were "oh so typical"- We hear those arguments all the time- nothing new or revealing or groundbreaking from these Oxford students - the only twist was their attempt to "scoff at" when Bannon was simply sharing his perspective. This was more like grandstanding amongst their peers- childish.
@@alanconlan8337 Can you give a single instance where your claim is instantiated? I concur with Paul, these lefties have nothing but vague feelings to back up words they can't even understand. The girl near the end basically said that even though more people are voting democracy is eroding. She didn't even understand the basic concept behind "drain the swamp" which adresses exactly the problem of low legitimacy. Trump is more democratic than the progressive elites that try to socially engineer the world. More people voting means less democracy? How stupid do you have to be?
@@ChristIsKingPhilosophy Your reaction demonstrates we are losing the ability to listen, not just listening from our socially constructed bases, but listening from the heart of our uncontaminated intelligence. The youth are being molded away from the heart into the social construct which is becoming more and more aggressive, divisive and unintelligent. Steve Bannon's performance is a typical example of this divisiveness in action. His communicative methodology is manipulatively aggressive. Subdued minds will cower to this and be led in the direction of the aggressor. Note the current similarities to Hitler, a man who was an artist, writer, orator, even a romantic, yet molded into an aggressor beyond all measure. Now the US social construct has produced not just one but many Hitlers. If we do not see it in time to correct it, the next climateric will be the end of humanity. Our youth is our only hope. They are the least contaminated and closest to pure intelligence. We need to listen to them and not impose our stupidity upon them.
Did you really expect anything more out of the spoon fed snowflakes ? They been spoon fed by left wing liberals all their lives to the point they can't think for themselves -- not any more so than the hecklers outside chanting - they can't think for themselves either. They either just sit there with blank "deer in the headlight" looks on their faces or they are outside ranting and raving pre-programmed slurs. This is what the next generation is...My generation would label them all "zombies" of the ruling left wing liberal elite !!!
The last student in red sweater: “I disagree, but thank you”. What do you disagree with? The need for control of illegal immigration? The element of meritocracy in legal immigration? Or just common sense in general?
@CaptainRidley You MUST be kidding? right?? Not vetting the people coming across borders for criminality? Not only for the sake of the citizens, but the other immigrants. I do not understand how you can be so blasé about it. There are bad people in every corner of the world, every race, creed, gender has its bad apples. Why are we not focusing on those who follow the rule of law and want to contribute to the country they are moving to? Doing it illegally means you are not contributing fully, and everyone, including legal immigrants, bear the brunt of that. Look at the horror stories from migrant camps, where women and children are being raped and abused, because no proper checks are being done to safeguard people already fleeing horror we couldne even dream of in our ivory towers. White saviours we are NOT so stop acting like it.
Last I traveled out of the country I had to have my passport to return, my bags were examined, and I was asked questions - and I am a US citizen. But illegal migrants should just walk in, no thought of what they're bringing into the country, no background check to ensure they are not criminals or wanted? The left has lost their minds.
That statement is a means of re-establishing her conformity with her leftist cohorts. It must be remembered that for many of the progressive left it is a sufficient cause for excommunication simply to have listened politely to a conservative speaker.
I love this guy. I’ve done very well, but have never forgotten my poverty & working class roots. I’ve paid fairly & given 13% retirement. Getting jobs for all races will be great for all of us.
Watch closely. His very best ideas are never implemented. Don't take my word for it. Watch. Because it is important. And you're right about his best ideas, too. Let's see where they go now, when COVID has made everything worse.
Lol! He’s just a populist! Any politicologyst have that kind of verba. America is not a country, bannon, you supposed to know better, since you supposed to be very smart. Well, you’re a populist. All populist can do is just chant a song, a new song with any crap, and people would just dance, wonder why!? Ignorance! Any fool comes to fool you and they don’t even know it.
Expressive speech, let's talk about trumpists want to eliminate social security, Obama care, and Medicare. And the ability to make a decent minimum wage. 😮
It is very sad that the younger people asking their questions had their mindset programmed by mainstream media and it’s rhetoric and not past and present historical and economical facts
@Cheryl Jensen OH!! You mean that indictment I read, accessed on the DOJ website, was a fake!?? Man, they know how to spoof these days. Was the pardon cosplay too? Did the communists engineer that illusion? I see I should think more critically.
Alastair Paisley - The communist DemocRATs and HollyWEED (This is imaginations career with drug and sex abuse exchange for their jobs) and left Media are the same corruption system, drug and sex trafficking. They are greedy and only care for their own pockets. They try to sell off jobs to China and offshore and destroy America. The media support violence and drama lifestyle. They brainwashed our children in school to believe the socialism. Bad, bad, bad corruption system. Crew them all. Bad and devil 👿 👿 👿 can’t win over the Good with love and believe in our nation under one God. Only first President Trump who care and fighting for Americans and middle class. Mr. President Trump 2020 again.👍👍👍🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Credit to Oxford University for giving Steve Bannon a platform
The Oxford Union is not part of Oxford University.
@@rugose oh right - do you know what it?
I admire him because of his support for Mr Miles Guo. He is really a wise man and fighter.
It's money in the bank & social engineering with on-the-fly technology platforms. Otherwise...it wouldn't happen.
Shouldhave been a platform with a trapdoor, and a noose around his neck. Sloppy Steve should stick to drinking and writing racist shit on Brietbart... Oh yeah, they booted him out because Trump doesn't like him now - HAHAHAHAHA!
Genuinely worries me that these kids are also the ones that are going to end up controlling the media one day.
JJJ. SOMEDAY - THEY ALREADY ARE, BUT SOME HAVE DISH TV.
Please
not a chance.. the media is owned by the elite, the youth of today won't have two nickels to rub together if they didn't inherit it.
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive.
The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign.
The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question.
The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of election prospects in 2020.
The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining."
The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas.
The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere.
So, who was so disappointing?
PEOPLE like them have since the 60s...
I thought this man was a joke, watching this changed my mind. He speaks common sense.
"i thought this man was a joke" .... watching this changed my mind.
maybe you'll learn about the MSM ... ?
@Paul Temple disingenuous. is not the right word. He is genuine in his belief that the tax cuts will help the working class.
1. you're a bad judge of character
2. you don't understand economics.
www.altfeldinc.com/pdfs/BASICECONOMICS.pdf
He's reclaiming the word nationalist. Should mean something but people have forgotten or worse don't care.
@Paul Temple 1)he isnt a dictator 2) he had to compromise 3) compromise is part of Democracy and getting things done.
This is exactly why the fascists outside don’t want him to speak.
How lovely is Bannon suggesting that bloke speak from the heart. A gentleman.
The fact he had to be escorted in by the police. Is a shameful example of intolerance and hypocrisy.
You just make out the crazies screaming outside the building.
The fact that they didn't arrest him is surprising for UK police
@@ScramTek Go watch Nixon's Oxford Union speech if you wanna hear a screaming protest done properly
If there's going to be a fight, military aged men should do it. if the ship is sinking women get the lifeboats first. if you have to take migrants from violent countries, take the women, let the military aged men stay and fight the violence there.
Comment Freely I don’t think anybody in the world would disagree with this. Also we should find out the root of this problem. How did the war start and what we can do to prevent it. All human race should do this together. It will benefit us in future. Remember France helped America and the Allies joined together. So let’s help. Unity works better than division
Boos at the beginning, no boos at the end. Bannon is a straight up guy. Great talk. Respect to Oxford Uni for this.
The higher up you go in "education" the more you swing radically left. The more you swing radically left, the less free you become. The less free you become the lower the quality of your life will be. It's only when outside speakers come to campuses that the students are exposed to any ideas other than radical left wing ideas.
@reversecourse I think you have been indoctrinated to a specific, incorrect view of the left. Quite a few of Bannon's statements here were hard left, such as breaking up Facebook and Google and better, putting it into a public trust. As Bannon himself admitted, plenty of lefties are economic nationalists - and what he misses is that the left has a long tradition of anti-government libertarian movements. Even looking at Corbyn in the UK his platform is giving more power to the people and investing in the community. Identity politics and other elitist sideshows are a liberal game, not the left game. As a leftie I want to decentralize the government as much as possible, I want national sovereignty and respect for the concept of self-determination. I am not alone - and no, we do not like Liberals. Hell, as a Norwegian both the solid socialist parties here reject the EU categorically for their globalist and liberal capitalism. And notice who plays identity politics - the establishment. It is a cheap and lazy way to keep power and distract from the real issues.
I actually agree with many of the stances Bannon put forth, which was a given, National Conservatives are against predatory globalist capitalism, and that is a uniter, but I will disagree aggressively with many of his other policies. Nationalism does not fix capitalism, the elites he speaks of seeks refuge in it. There is a reason why those in power will, if they have to, pick populist right candidates, hell, even fascists, over a leftie any time, because they know their financial interests are safer with them. Bannon and Trump are not rocking the boat for the wealthy. They may make the world slightly better for a portion of the working class, which I applaud them for, but the issue will persist and any wins will be temporary. For true liberation we need to properly decentralize both the government and capital and create a world where people own their own labor, rather than having to rent themselves to the rich.
@@Kraisedion Interesting post, right up to the "renting themselves to the rich" part. I find that an odd way to put things, but I might not be following your analogy. Commodity labor in a way is renting themselves to the economy in exchange for payment. As you specialize your skills you become more in control of your labor, though in most countries you still owe a portion of that labor to the state. So how do you get to your conclusion? For background, I have seen people come from next to nothing and achieve significant wealth due only to their ambition and drive.
I've seen folks with a typical employee mentality think that the "big boss" doesn't deserve what (s)he makes because they do all the work, yet those people are in every case I've ever seen easily replaceable. The owner, partner etc. was generally the one (or two etc.) that took big risks, had the most responsibility (think payroll, insurance, legal) and worked the most hours at least for the first many years.
I only take the time to write this as you clearly have the ability to reason but I see this typical employee mentality often and it's a trap. I've also seen what people can do once they shed it.
If you're talking about central banking, that's another story at another level, but I don't think you are.
He's not afraid to go into the lion's den and voice his opinions to hostile crowds.
Fauci decapitated and his head placed on a pike outside the Whitehouse
I’ve heard Bannon speak several times now. The criticism he receives bears no resemblance to his actual views. He should sue those people for slander
Yep - I'm still confused as to what all the hullabaloo is all about?
Watch his films.
rictus grin he says some stupid untrue things on Breitbart etc but so what? We need to hear all sides
What he says and what he does are separate things. Thats the scary thing with bannon
@@felixarbable examples please
The fact that he didn't get offended by anyones criticism of him and mearly asked for clarification where said criticism was not constructively vocalised speaks volumes to his character. I don't agree with everything he said, especially his justification of not removing stories he new to be fake news from his website, but i have nothing but respect for the way he presented himself.
Too bad he did not clarify living wage as he basically attacked the "elite" then compared Oxford students to Russian serfs prior to name dropping West Point University. Good to read the definitions part of a document that details law and regulation.
He did speak on living wage, as one that is merely sustenance, not even a holiday, a night out… only “getting by”. He said it was basically getting by, but only barely. A stressful, barely getting by. Which is not “living”.
@@ellejrrn Do you think he meant to tell Oxford students they were barely getting by with no holidays, or a night out because they are poor? I like to think of Oxford like a community college in the sense of just that, community. So is it your perception that Bannon was connecting but not pandering to the students based on economics while leaving living wage up to an interpretation?
Well said
Thank you Steve Bannon for your Great Speech
why Ireland send us the worst of its lower cast, sharecroppers , criminals and traitors ? ? ?
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Count down to kingdom
@@member100xy 1
It was not a speech, but a lesson that you will never receive at Oxford.
I remember a time where I was on interview committee for a very important position at our company, and we were down to two individuals, and one was an Oxford man, and that is rare in America. I talk like Steve and the Oxford candidate was so very one dimensional. There were around ten occasions where he had beliefs about the US that post interview, we agreed he might apply for a job back at Oxford.
You people still practice the caste system and that is why Steve was similar to a stun-gun to your bizarre beliefs.
I personally eliminated the Oxford man, and hired a man with an Associate Degree. Oxford produces nothing special in their graduates other than a rung on the ladder in your 19th century caste system.
Eighty percent of the students have alumni parents, or a boatload of money.
@@GSPDUKE It's obvious you took pleasure in eliminating this candidate because of your native anti-intellectualism, born of envy. This undercurrent in American society has always been present, and only its sway changes from time to time. You feel culturally inferior and you're not wrong.
These students all asked excellent questions. You just don't know it.
Wow...they laughed about the border been a humanitarian policy. Who is laughing now?
I know right, the "educated" people are not the brightest crayons in the box when it comes to real world things such as the crises at the border
"A man can have three PhD's hanging on his wall, but when it comes to common courtesy and common sense, he can be dumber than a bag of rocks."
--My Father
RIP Dad.
@@forzatuner3916 Heard a guy once (can't remember who he was) who studied in the "ivy league schools" and the "ivory towers" in the UK and said he had "brilliant" professors but he wouldn't count on them to make a ham sandwich or tie their own shoes (well, that one is an exaggeration).
Kamala is laughing about it, like a hyena. The Woke Left Media won't cover it.. they are all laughing about it while building a new voter base.
@@loveandchaos5552 exactly! BLM!
these idiots think their so smart... well let me know where and i'll send protests that way! power to the people!
Media painted him as a lazy uninspiring, man, nót true he has passion and intellect
@@creatingcalm4408 Bingo.
Never trust media nowadays, trust the truth and what your conscience speaks to you.
He is a brilliant man.
Drunken wife beater
So? Everybody has passion. He's telling people the good stuff. He's not going to stand up there like a buffoon. He's all over the place.
Steve Bannon is the best!
I found the students questioned very disappointing.
Bannon goes on for 40 minutes about big issues like sovereignty, economics and jobs - then the students immediately opt to ignore it all and focus on anecdotal quotes / off-hand comments.
Yes because they have nothing else very meager facts and evidence but they still run with it because they're lemmings brainwashed lemmings
its because they are NPCs and cannot think for themselves. They are like bleating sheep transported out of the world of 1984 into our world. They lack the capacity of independent thought and just spout off big brothers ideas.
@James Registe Here's a database full of all the promises he has delivered www.promiseskept.com/
@James RegisteTrump has done extremely well in terms of keeping promises- He promised to renegotiate trade deals and he has done that- he has kept us from getting more involved in Syria, he had cut taxes and incentivized investment in the US economy the only area he has not completely delivered in is on getting a wall built he has worked to build parts or improve them and has aggressively used his executive authority to use the US military to patrol it.
The students don't know him, and came prepared with questions based not on what he said in the presentation, but what the media has said about him. They only know what the media says about him, and when the media lies, lies, lies, and lies some more, well.. the kids become brainwashed.
you are the best and toughest we have thank you
“First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
Yes, GANDHI was right and held the line in INDIA' S fight for sovereignty & LIBERTY 🗽
We must hold the line to PRESERVE our CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC 🇺🇸 & LIBERTY 🗽
NEVER "CON"CEDE TO FRAUD🚫
Trump’s ‘Make America Impeach Him Again’ Myth Reaches Its Catastrophic Conclusion. #MAKE_AMERICA_IMPEACH_HIM_AGAIN
"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." "When you say, 'I have nothing to hide,' you're saying, 'I don't care about this right.” - Edward Snowden. He tried to warn you!
@@nomoresunforever3695 so, so depressing. People are puppets of the elite, and they cannot see it.
@@nomoresunforever3695 I agree, to a certain degree. And this is why America, and the West in general, is so divided. The real threat to the so-called elites is unity.
He speaks the truth, can't understand why people are protesting so much. Deal with the facts, reason with it, try to make your world better.
Steve Bannon you are a good man. I’m on your side.
he is far from a good man. He is a millionaire funded by billionaire corporates, control freak, psychopath.
@@crishdavies650 you sound normal
@@crishdavies650 Again, you just spew name calling and accusations with no citations, proof or even something that can be looked at and discussed. You need some serious help and therapy to deal with your anger.
he is a millionaire funded by billionaires pretending to be a man of the people to manipulate. Hypocrisy. Thats as much proof as you need to know the man is not genuine.
@@Lynchpin2010
@@crishdavies650 Again, no proof of anything. just tired accusations repeated again and again. And if you think calling someone a "millionaire" is an insult, that just shows what a clueless snivelling poor little no-hope prick you are. Enjoy eating from my rubbish bin in your later years.
What is it with these very dumb questions from the students warbling their heads in arrogant fashion displaying their ignorance, Steve gets 10 out of ten for his patience
Yeah they’re supposed to be their to learn and understand from the speaker. But all they did was personally insult him and ignore his answers.
Multi-culturalism leads to stupidity. We have a worse problem in America.
They should be judged for not doing their research. A quick Google search for those actual speeches reveals the Mainstream Narratives are a lie about what he said. Even Biden has misquoted Trump's speeches and Biden is know for plagiarism. @1:04:00 "Further dissolving the democratic institutions... by DRAINING THE SWAMP?"
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive.
The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign. In general, his style of speaking is above that.
The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question.
The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020.
The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining."
The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas.
The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here?
So, who was so disappointing? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha.
@@davidwhite4149 Not listening to what people are saying, and reacting knee-jerk style with slogans, is not an improvement. It's more of the same.
Yikes, if these are the best and brightest kids
in the UK we're screwed.
And it's only going to get worse!
@King Leopold This is completely false!!! Post WW2 the UK set up nationalized programmes such as the welfare state, NHS, Social security, social housing etc and paid for this with progressive Tax, the highest Tax Bracket at one point was 90%. In the 80's we had Thatcher who deregulated and opened up the markets, got rid of social housing and chipped away at much of the 'safety' net created for us after WW2. Blair continued to chip away and in 2010 we chipped away even further with Austerity. The highest Tax bracket for higher earners is now 40% and Corp Tax is 18%, lowest its ever been.
I somewhat think Bannon is hitting the problem on the head - the economy isn't working for the majority! The problem IMO is a complete lack of investment in public services, deregulation, cross-border free-market liberalization across markets. Basically, I think the problem we have in today's world is the result of 'free markets' not that we should further open up our markets and make them even freer.
The American kids for the most part r the same. They r indoctrinated by schools and public programs
they stopped taking the best to unis a long time ago. now it's just about taking those who are most loyal to globalists
Too much inbreeding
Anyone here in 2024 hearing Bannon talk about JD Vance’s book?
I have to assume he approved of him as a pick. We can’t know from his mouth while he is a political prisoner for a few months. But I bet he does.
I really do hold the Oxford Union in high regard for allowing these events, through a time where most 'platforms' appear to be all about 'de-platforming',
Oxford Union does not fear what other platforms will not hear.
That is (sadly) the truth, but should not be a "special" thing to celebrate. I always thought it was the University's mission to explore all ideas. Now it is precisely the opposite and it is getting worse by the day.
Yes it is commendable that this debate took place. However the density and lack of character of the students is shameful.
Yes, but listen to the screaming outside the door.
The far left that advocates violence, screaming and staging hostility is wrong and needs to be put down. In free speech regardless where the event is held it is normal for people to get together and discuss or debate various differing ideas in a civil manner
Every time I watch this it astounds me how smug and self righteous the students are in their ignorance
Lmao, I think you are the ignorant
Steve Bannon has the patience of a saint
Radical! I’m the German, Scandinavian, Spanish Jew who was kidnapped, tortured for over a week and left to die I. Alexander Avis Scottsdale home. Prior I was assassinated on US Soil in 2018 for exposing MENTOR. They murdered all my female TECH friends, Erin Valenti, Rachelle Bergeron. The police, court, DC won’t do anything about these TECH deaths. NO DEAL, Trump is stealing mine and my Korean sons evidence. I think I will call Germany and tell them all my calls to my local school Tempe a Rio Salado is patching my phone calls out illegally to POLAND, crashing my motherboard, stealing my I phone and laptop and everything that comes out of his mouth sounds like 💩 I would get lost in the woods with Putin and Snowden NSA and NCIS, but I would never get lost in the woods with Trump, they haven’t burgers 🍔 I would die. only WOLF-PACKS. I want out of this space murdering United States. Hey RUDY my grandparents were in BUFFALO and DUNKIRK NYC longer than you! Phyllis and Henry Suppo. 😇😇 🤱🏻 Your psycho Trump is an absolute crazy!!! “Grab them by the pussy” “You’ll get women there” Bush, Obama....OPRAH, Warner Bros.....Rick Champagne, you do NOT OWN me, I do! 911 🆘🆘🆘🆘 🆘🆘😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻🤱🏻⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾🤍🤍🤍🤍🌞🌚🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
@@siriusstarlight9881 Get help, you haven't said anything meaningful in any of your posts...One word...counseling. You obviously weren't assassinated. Words mean something.
Sirius Starlight - so many words, so little sense. I pity you.
Johnny 666 I’ll let my husband handle threats against his wife ⚡️
@@siriusstarlight9881 It's always been said, if a part of your body has to go, it's best for the mind to go first. After that you make no sense and become a mindless idiot.
I found Bannon's responses and behavior refreshing even though I disagree with some of his points. For all its prestige, Oxford's student body seems like a monoculture of socialists who are way more emotional than logical.
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive.
The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign.
The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question.
The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020.
The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining."
The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas.
The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here?
So, who was so disappointing? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha.
You do know Bannon was pardonned for his alleged role in federal wire fraud, correct?
Sad
@@l.w.paradis2108, it's easy to shine the spotlight on a person covering so many different subjects, in such a short period of time as he was given, and to lambaste him for not satisfying your skepticism... perhaps though you should try to understand more fully his points of view before repudiation.
@@capncrunch9053 Not at all. Bannon said a LOT of good things. His good proposals are never adopted.
The students generally came off looking weak, especially the kid who said, "You are irrelevant, aren't you?" That was pretty rude. His questions were rambling. Bannon did a good job. Very interesting!
It's rich pompous English kid's. They come from the elite
Or the guy who called him delusional and absolutely wrong...
They don't sound like students. They sound like people who require no further knowledge, because they believe they have the answers to everything, as well as access to all absolute truths.
@@mayedalshamsi they basically go to school and learn how to be sjw
The guy in the blue. Essentially a smug rich kid who thinks he’s Louis Theroux.
i guess its not just American college students who are indoctrinated by propaganda into raging snowflakes who think with emotions rather than reason... such a shame.
How do some of these students get into Oxford these days? Is it just rich parents from all over the world buying a place there? The childish tosh they come out with under the pretence of asking a question would embarrass most intelligent 11 year olds in Year 7 at a secondary school.
Education hasn’t been about understanding the knowledge for awhile now. It’s about memorization. Yes there is a difference and the latter is what you just bore witness too.
yes, its just money.
Bannon is a genius. No wonder corporate media targeted him with endless slander.
U do know he is a racist and anti semite right??
@@ajaycyriljose9419 can you provide proof for that statement? I’m not trying to be a simpleton here or stir shit up. I honestly want proof of what type of monster we are dealing with here.
@@ajaycyriljose9419 Okay and?
He slanders himself with no help of the media....
These students do not seem worthy of a university with such a reputation....
They are greenhouse flowers
What's the matter? Afraid of a few difficult questions? Now who are the snowflakes?
@@paingainmayn my issue with some of those questions is they weren't questions. They were character attacks veiled as questions.
paingainmayn difficult? You joking?
Its like going to a cordon bleu restaurant and finding fish and chips on the menu.
Been following him on War Room since January- true patriot- more people need to wake up and what what he’s saying!
me too!!! War Room is terrific, don't miss a day of it...
Yes !!! As a 68 year old grandma.....I think he is Brilliant !! He knows his stuff inside & out !!!! He should be listened to !Especially by these Snotty Brits...of which my nephew is one ! Lol
You are an idiot
He is idiot
@@ginnysnyder9703 You are so weak-minded. Good thing you don't know it. Bannon is brilliant at fooling people that are like you. Nothing more.
This needs more views. I can't really understand what people are complaining about with Bannon. He's never said anything remotely racist or bigoted in all the material I've seen. There is nothing in here that is worthy of even the consideration of deplatforming.
Any wacko can put on a suit for an occasion ... you're easily led, it appears.
@@hieroglyph321 The whole university students are easily led, it appears.
Any wacko can pretend to get educated, put on clothes, go infront of people using nice language, secretly be a racist or dumbass and then create a username of hieroglyph321
He speaks the truth, the truth must not be uttered, hence the deplatforming and the howling low iq mob outside.
@@domesticterrorist483 yeah Steve Bannon was the chef at breitbart. exactly the same breitbart which promoted birtherism and racism and accused obama of being a kenyan muslim.
Created a false conspiracy stories about hillary clintion ( And Im not a fan of hillary) just stating the facts.
Just a fyi before steve bannon became the chef, andrew breitbart was the chief at this company/news network. HE ABSOLUTELY DESPISED NATIONALISM and RACISM.
Just because he comes here is all nice does not mean steve bannon has a clean white collar and no dirt on his hands.
Roger Stone too had an OU adress, does this mean roger stone is the next jesus? No he is still the career politican using dirty tricks (just read up on the shit he did during his career, hes done nasty stuff inlcuding blackmail.
Steve Bannon is a well versed man, and is completely on point… He will be known as an American Hero…
I really appreciate the Oxford Union giving us the opportunity to see people in detail.
Yes and how pathetic the so called best students are.
@@TerryTerryTerry in fairness they are in college to learn. This was definitely a learning opportunity!!!
@@Gerdam Agree! And these are the ones that wisely decided to attend, listen and engage. Am sure that wasn't the popular thing to do. So kudos on that
This is the best we have to offer from Oxford they're there to learn ,and yet somehow they are void of common sense to even try to learn, and this is what we're leaving our country to?? I'm shocked!
@@jeaninecook8805 Same here, I was expecting some critical thinking and real engagement. It reminds me of a 499-level journalism guest lecture, the Q&A quickly dissolved into a literal screaming contest of "accusatory" questions, just biased and assumptive beyond anything productive. It was truly shocking. I had attended special lectures and graduate symposia of many different disciplines.
The female with American accent literally equates "draining the swamp" with "destroying democracy". She doesn't see that she already lives in a fascist system, and worships it, and fights to keep it. This is the epitome of systematic indoctrination of the educational system.
They listen to a brilliant man give a brilliant speech and first question is about statues. Good Grief!
That's what you heard? Timestamp, please? Their questions were excellent, because they highlighted the fact that none of Bannon's good ideas are adopted. Travel bans? Certainly. Higher taxes for extreme incomes (the kind that make you and your children independently wealthy in a few years)? Forget about it. Consequences for Wall Street malfeasance and fraud? Ha. And so on . . . Show me one good idea he had that was implemented.
In the meantime, he needed a pardon to escape prosecution for federal wire fraud, and may still be in trouble with the state. This was the DOJ under Trump that indicted him.
For 1 it is all about removing history, destroy the past 200 yrs of America.
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@@aflyertwo Beatdown th-cam.com/video/K7RKTdBhbGk/w-d-xo.html
@@aflyertwo that's because the left wants you to forget the past so you don't know where you come from and they can remake America as they see fit. In America that looks a lot like Chinese communist Society with woke culture
Not a good advert for Oxford. The students seem to feel that they are intelligent but their questions didn't provide any corroboration.
The sad thing is that compared to most colleges in the West (especially in the US), this actually is a GOOD advert for them, because the alternative is rapidly becoming setting the campus on fire and organizing balaclava-wearing mobs to attempt mass-violence in the hopes that whoever they've been instructed to hate gets offed or seriously injured, thus ensuring that they become a twisted parody of what they're supposedly struggling against.
A couple rude questions asked by some hubris-laden students who think coming out of a Social Justice 101 class makes them smarter than a guy who's been out in the world and done great things for decades is actually pretty good in comparison.
They are the children of globalists.
Intro/Questionaire only watches CNN/BBC and reads Quillette to re-ask for the thousandth time debunked statements about President Trump. For people that speak English (and possible arbiters of correct English) they do not understand context. Horrible. None of the questioners listened to the talk.
@@veronicafajardo447 That is why he is there. We have to ring every doorbell and meet them where their hearts and minds live.
@@LabTech41 What "great things" has he done? Apart from (tangentially) financing "Seinfeld", obvz!
Excellent! I thoroughly enjoy hearing every side of issues. Oddly, almost every prediction he made has come true since then.
first time i have seen this bloke. he has a new fan here
Steve is no bloke, he is the most well-rounded man on this orb.
@@GSPDUKE He even has a federal indictment under his belt, for which he received a pardon. Yup, he's been around.
He was one of the MAGA original architects. Genuine article. Very much at the top of Deep State's enemies list.
@@l.w.paradis2108 If you think all is fair in love and war and the court systems I have some ocean front property to sell you in Kansas.
@@nancywalker1325 How is that pertinent? The Trump DOJ, headed by Barr, indicted him. Not exactly a crowd hostile to the man, one would imagine.
Um, maybe read the indictment? It's online, public info.
The winner here was free speech, bravo OU
These students were arrogant, rude and totally ignorant. Was this really the best Oxford has to offer?
This is why these far leftist groups frequently try to silence free speech and de-platform speakers like Bannon - they cannot actually present a counter argument. The last thing they want is people hearing what these people actually have to say
@@MaTtRoSiTy Yes and if you actually listen to their 'leaders' you will find they are intellectually bankrupt th-cam.com/video/N2xDm-Y4l_4/w-d-xo.html
@Patricia L name ONE racist sentence he has uttered and any actual bigoted agenda he expresses. The problem is you're a mindless drone (much like a lot of these students) who only believes the narrative you've been spoon fed, yet you lot seem to think you're somehow more informed and justified in your beliefs despite not actually understanding the opposition views
I agree. Both for the man inside, and the students outside.
Bannon is quite knowledgeable, intelligent and educated.
It was funny when he called himself a simple man who doesn't understand . He is way more educated than all the dimwits in that audience. He has several degrees from Harvard, Georgetown, including an MBA and a National Security degree - and he is brilliant. These silly children are clueless.
Snicktas so did Hillary and you voted for her
... compared to a goldfish
American Fuel TV she got paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches in return for political influence while she was secretary of state. She pretty much worked for them you fucktard.
Probably why people on the left dislike him.
Bannon answered every question thoroughly, directly, and in an earnest spirit. Rare.
*"democracy is the best alternative we got."- Steve Bannon*
The elites disagree.
you know this is a quote from churchill right? not a bannon original lol
thesunnydk Churchill didn’t say that. Churchill said democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. But even that wasn’t his. He was quoting someone else when he said that.
Democracy is a joke. We are living in the world it creates and when everything falls apart it will be democracy that's to blame.
If you are looking for fascists, try looking at the characters Bannon has been latching onto in Europe - he's had very limited success in impressing them, as they generally don't think he has anything new to teach them.
@@Alex.Kalashnik More what Churchill said is Democracy is fine for now until something better comes along to replace it, actually said this rather though:
"Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.
" Said to the House of Commons 11th Nov, 1947
Wow! CNN/MSNBC told me he was a racist and a fascist. After watching this, I see he is one of patriotic politicians.
Progressive here, and this guy gets it. That shit is fact's yo all
I'm still in the middle of listening to this guy and I'm hoping that he will come with some evidence of policy that has come true up to now. The only thing trump has done is continue to shift the payments to the working person. If industry is coming back, it had better happen fast. In Bannon's own words- the elites are the problem and trump is one of them. It's confusing to me- Bannon talks like a Marxist, but backs a billionaire.
@@jackwalters742 Industry has already been coming back under Trump. Manufacturers in the U.S. added 6 times more jobs under Trump's first two years than under Obama's last two years. www.google.com/search?q=forbes.com_chuckdevore_files_2019_02_Manufacturing-jobs2-1200x675&rlz=1C1GCEU_enUS821US821&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=cmn7XJ0dmeCMyM%253A%252CLc6D3_5l7Hy9CM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kSOsCoUkpsvSrgzRCibFzQ7WRAfOA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWscTutOHiAhVDUKwKHRWoAOsQ9QEwAHoECAUQBA#imgrc=cmn7XJ0dmeCMyM:
He's a good guy.
They lie about him almost as much as they lie about Trump and Tommy Robinson.
First of all this manufactured populist crap he's spinning isn't anything he acted on. He also paints
Obama as the culprit, not Bush's 2 cowboy wars and criminal distribution of gov contracts to cronies. He didn't talk about the deregulation of Wall street and the subsequent preditory lending, real estate fraud or the buy back law repeal. He's an alarmist political hack with an agenda. He has better yarn but yarn it is in the face of facts. He uses broad generalizations to get you to vaguely identify, but no specifics. Remember he was part of the tax cuts for the "elites" he's using as fodder to gloss his real position. I say BULLSHIT !!!!!!!! Once a white Nationalist....... that's the real sell. The rest is just pander and fluff to peak your ears. He is an empirical henchman that will say anything to gin support.
Bannon is a great orator and knows his s**t
@The zombie files Bannon and Hitler - lmfao
Hitler killed about 20 million give or take - Bannon has killed pretty much fuck all
and your point is?
@@Phil_D_Waller his point is that Hitler was, and Bannon is a great orator; what's so hard to understand?
because there are other great orators who didnt kill vast amounts of people - he could have used Chritopher Hitchens but he chose Hitler because he thinks Hitler and Bannon are analogous which is a risible argument
Simply brilliant speech and debate about current world status and events.
Oxford Students think it is not ok to question who comes into the USA. Everyone is ok to go to Oxford from this day forward. No Vetting for Oxford. Every one is welcome to Oxford.
Hah, good one! Love it!
Then they invited Stormy Daniels 😂😂😂😂😂
Next question
Thank you Steve we the Patriots appreciate you 🤗❤🤗❤🤗❤
You see how hard the Democratic Party fights the common sense of this guy
Common sense is fought hard everywhere. Common sense has nothing to do with greed, war, food, water, love.
They are doing back flips through hoops of fire to only accomplish making themselves look like fools
Democrat* Party.. Get it right. Nothing about them is "democratic". The party of censorship, submersion of human rights, the party of slavery, the KKK, and Jim Crow laws. GET IT RIGHT FOOL!! DEMOCRAT NOT DEMOCRATIC.
Just goes to show how meaningless an Oxford "education" has become.. Or any other major university or college for that matter. They basically just plagiarize the talking points from CNN as if it's their own. Like the the brainwashed lemmings they are. I could get more insight from my Uber driver...
I remember when I was a brainwashed idiot democratic socialist, all I ever heard about this guy was he was a racist and warmonger and all kinds of fucked up shit. SNL routinely depicted him as the Grim Reaper. He is almost the opposite.
Who is here in 2024
Whoa...the media got this guy wrong. The logic and rationality coming out of his mouth is tangible.
Media guy didn't get it wrong... He made it wrong on purpose because populism is dangerous to authoritarians like the Left.
I was going to say the same thing. They painted him as a crazy person. He sounds nothing like they painted him as.... Liars...
Don’t trust people just because they are artist of communication. Be happy when a person is doing good, but never relate one good deed or talent with the character of a man
@@junelledembroski9183 whoever the "they" is that you're talking about exposed themselves as the enemy of truth...I hope you and lots of other people have realized that and sought out the truth.
Americans don't need socialist here in Americans
The American gotta so many homeless that's are living on the streets now president Biden and Harris wanted opening border
I like Bannon, he is honest and he makes sense. These pompous students are pathetic.
Bannon is an intimidator. Intimidation is his methodology. Do you really want to be another of his victims?
@@alanconlan8337 IF you get intimidated with logic nobody call help you.
@@alanconlan8337 I don't agree with you.
@@bleedingred-white-blue8749 that was funny. 👍
You have to cut students some slack. If you voice conservative views at Uni you are ostracized, attacked, and made a social outcast and you will NEVER get laid or have mates. That's quite difficult for such a young person to bear and not many have the mental skills developed to persevere in the face of relentless hostilities on all fronts.
Give them a few years of working in the cold, harsh, real world while paying taxes and making mortgage payments and they will come to see the light.
I can't believe how pathetic some of those students are. Blows my mind really.
Do you have a mind to blow?
AND they are supposed to be some kind of geniuses... Laughable
Pathetic or mind conditioned.... It's no easy battle getting someone to change their mind when they have only been exposed to one equation.
They have been brainwashed by Marxist professors and leftist parents.
@@mariesaqueton143 Evidence?
Everything he talked about here, two years ago, came true!! This man knows his stuff!!
Except for the election. Who would of thought Joe Biden would be our President. Hilary did not even run..thank goodness. Trump should of kept Bannon. I think we are prime for
a Theodore Roosevelt type president. Trump was not that guy. Such Disappointment and Bernie was just sheepherder for the Democrat Party such Disappointment.
Indeed it has 100 % to the date 😊
This guy is brilliant, in his views about our times. He is not the bigoted idiot that our media has tried to portray him as being.
I agree, for too long I believed the media, wasn't until I drove through VA, Carolinas and saw the poverty the people were having to put up with and then started listening to his interviews and reading his articles that I started to see for myself the tyranny of the leftist propaganda.
To easy for big city people to brush aside the opinion of the poor, just plain lazy & apathetic.
Very true once I stopped and listed to Bannon I was pleasantly surprised.
Bannon's views at Breitbart proves otherwise. Lookit how Trump fawns over elites while pitting working ppl against each other. ONLY a progressive view will show societies the way out ... egalitarianism and human dignity will NOT be had using Trumpian trade deals.
If anything, the media are the bigoted idiots, not Steve Bannon. And the irony is, history is repeating itself all over again right before our very eyes. Congress is contemplating a $2 trillion dollar Covid-19 emergency relief package which I am certain Wall Street and the international financial system will profit by, while the American taxpayer will be left, once again, holding the bag, nibbling at the crumbs.
@Jeronimo Tamayo Its in the process of being dismantled now. There is no way the current welfare state can survive with another $2 trillion emergency assistance package in the works. Since the government doesn't have the ability to stop spending, the system will, and is, collapse under its own debt.
Can hear that mob outside, what a bunch of cowards and bullies.
you mean spoiled entitled brats!
Dont trigger them with hate speech like that!
You mean people should have the freedom to protest? Kind of missing the point, aren't you, snowflake?
@@Stabby666 aside from picking up girls, I personally don't see any point in protests (?). I mean, who the fuck cares?
Its not just protest, they attempt to deplatform ... You like deplatforming, Snowflake???
Intelligent man, now I am a fan.
He always was. Watch more of his own speeches and interviews. The fake media tried to make him out to be some kind of monster.
MrAitraining The fake media tries to make every significant conservative out to be a monster. That’s been their end game.
@deusEx horninn kjemnr all media
Meanwhile, back in the real world.... Tariffs to the right, sanctions to the left and blaming everyone else for their criminally insane economic and military messes... Don't bumedon, pumped arse and the trumpster - or rather the parasites pulling their chains - realize that all these pathetic, childish tantrums only go to show just how fracked up, broke and desperate the "united" states of murica are getting...
@deusEx horninn kjemnr people have always been easy to exploit. The difference is, now you can have a wider outreach for propaganda due to technology.
Phew! Brilliant! At last! Clarity from a genuinely caring person. I will pray for you, Mr Bannon. Amen
What is the screaming men sound please?
Pray to What?
I agree and disagree with various things that Bannon believes, but what matters is that I ensure he speaks his mind. If i know what he is thinking; i can debate with him. If I have him de-platformed; how can i know what he thinks? How can i agree or disagree with someone if i don't know what he thinks? Thank you for providing Mr. Bannon a platform, and for promoting fair discussion.
@Paul Temple Yes, i think his main proposal of a Globalist Elite- the dubbed; "Party of Davos", with branches in all areas of society; is unequivocally true. I think people like Bernie hint at agreement, but don't come-out as such for fear of being labelled "fascist, Alt-Right, Far-Right," et cetera.
@Paul Temple Do you have any understanding how the liberal globalist cult suckers people in?
I don't think the protestors have ever listened to anything he's said. They think it's a badge of honour that they haven't listened to him...
These people protesting are extremists. It's frightening.
This tends to be a problem with modern day political discourse, especially on the left. Censorship for people they disagree with, and if they do receive a platform smear them with as many words as you can to ensure they and their subsequent ideas are discredited going forward.
"If I have him de-platformed; how can i know what he thinks?" You could start with the million op-ed pieces he has been given in Time, the New Yorker, the WaPo.. you could look at Breitbart articles from when he was editor - you could read his books - you could read speeches from when he was Trump's advisor and since. It is not exactly difficult to find out what he thinks. You could also look at the political movements that he assists and funnels money to (the FN in France, AFD, Generation Identity, Pegida, Victor Orban and so on) and see what their histories are, and what their stated goals are, which might give you an even better idea than listening to Steve Bannon's own dissembling about his political goals. He, of course, will say that everything he does is good and justified.
Unfortunate that these kids have been so steeped in liberal, socialist doctrine from grade 1 that is so imbedded they cannot even consider another point of view.
Thank god we have these kids ready to attack statues! Out education system has done us a great service.
"liberal"
they have been partisan brainwashed
Sick what the dems have done.
@@Lukex29 And erect statues of Lenin and Mao instead!
Does "Oxford" receive a pound of tax money in support? If so, just how much are the citizens of England soaked each year to support it? What percentage of its total revenue is from public sources and establishment "foundations"?
What are the "admissions" requirements to get into Oxford? Just grades? Or do you and or your family have to be wealthy by average income standards in your country?
Clearly, few if any in the room know about and understand anything about INDIVIDUALISM as a life philosophy and its relation to the proper role of governments.
The old saying, "Don't get above your raising", is on display here. The "raising" they are getting is clearly inadequate and COLLECTIVIST in its preaching. Collectivism is a disease, if not the principal philosophy being taught to every Oxford student. It's obvious in their extreme collectivist bias.
If the essence of freedom is the limitation of gov't, these students are nothing less than little authoritarian tyrants, receiving their training and after graduation will be given a "badge" and a sense of authority over others and join their elite comrades to hone their "education" in service to the collective all the more!
Their minds are closed by Oxford, not opened! Society will suffer for it! Because they think they know so much more than "the common man", but much of what they believe is just NOT SO!
I see a Steve Bannon video, I automatically click Like. He's awesome.
How can you not a at the very take you're hat off this man, may not aline with his train of thought but the charisma and straight forward honestly is admirable.
Yes, he probably really believes all he spouts; so did Hitler and many other deranged demagogues; but look at what happened in USA under his and Trump's Fascist attempts to overthrow the government after an election against Trump.
@@esthervolkan6946 too much cnn
@@esthervolkan6946 Notice how his best ideas (he does have some) go absolutely nowhere. Illuminating! And risible.
@@elsajones6325 That was lame. Some of us never had cable. We have books instead.
Honesty? Are you kidding me. He is one of the most dishonest people.
Love the speakers at the Oxford Union, engaging, educational, enlightening and many thank you's from Korolyov, suburban Moscow, Russia. The man is a compilation of knowledge & and tells the essence of modern human history in some way. I am impressed with his brain work to say the little!
Not impressed at all by the students. I really hope Oxford has better than that lot.
Oxford is the school of the establishment, the aristocracy. They are not going to challenge their messenger, on the contrary they agree with him for their own future.
Oxford is a "progressive" university like the entire elitist educational system.
Clinton fuvked that along time ago.
What an incredible admirable man. He’s the grey eminence.
No idea what is grey eminence. lol
But 100% agree he is incredible and admirable. Peace!
He is a kook. Check out Brietbart. It is a haven for misinformation.
Yeah well let’s have some of these innocent “immigrants” who are involved with ms-13 on their campus and see how fast they change their tune.
Ha! So true.
Steve is brave being in that room. God bless him.
He's surrounded by security guards, and no, it's not because he's controversial. He's an intelligent, highly motivated person promoting fear and division (divide and conquer strategy), and economics that will bring the U.S. to its knees. The idea that a wealthy economy can can compete in low knowledge based, high labour orientated industry in a global setting is fantasy. The only way for it to survive would be to isolate that part of economy. Consumer costs would sky-rocket. His policy is destructive, and potentially very dangerous both economically and politically.
The young are often pompous. They have it all figured out. They've been nowhere and never had to support themselves but they are experts in everything that cultural marxism tells them. Pompous is too nice a word to describe them.
Yes I agree. Youth has traded inspiration for pot. A bad trade. They’re not a factor in today’s world. Can be counted on to be leftists and they need to learn common manners.
4everBroadwayfan Maybe, maybe not. Generalizing from the specific to the General is how we navigate through life.
Something the young generally are not adept at .
@4everBroadwayfan Where is there evidence of such diversity? And what do you say is the threshold for diversity? Would you be wiling to estimate the percentage of Americans aged 18 to 35 who are hostile or at least unsympathetic to neo-Marxism?
@4everBroadwayfan Thanks for your interesting reply. Your sketch of the young adults of the present day does indeed seem to answer to your description of them as diverse.
Yet there's a point where the level of diversity seems quite significant but doesn't yet make generalizations worthless, let alone ridiculous or absurd.
Thus there may be two thresholds we're interested in---the point at which generalizations become weak and the point at which they become insupportable. (You may have mistaken me in the first place. In what I asked I was thinking of a fraction or percentage of the age group. By way of analogy, if one claims the US is linguistically diverse, one is on very shaky ground if 97% of its residents speak English at home. But a claim that it is not linguistically diverse weakens when the number drops to 85% and becomes silly at some later point. Yet at 85% it's still quite sensible in my view to call the US an English-speaking country.)
In a generalization you give up one thing to gain something else. Whether it's any good depends on the ratio of one to the other.
By the way, where's the estimate you said you'll of course offer? Cheers.
@4everBroadwayfan Thanks, but that party membership number doesn't help much. Which is ok, I can find out what I want to know without much trouble.
You give off something that tells me Orwell's non-fiction would be your kind of thing. As a man who embraced Marxism (up to a point but not thoroughly) then dumped it, he takes you through his deliberations (though not always in so many words) .
The essays, first of all, then Down and Out in London and Paris, then Road to Wigan Pier, but read them in any order you like.
(Animal Farm and 1984 are to Orwell's best work what T.S. Eliot's The Book of Practical Cats is to The Waste Land, Four Quartets, and The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock---more famous, not as good.)
id never seen him public speak before. he's very good.
Some here. Likes American farmers and blue collars got right choose.
The problem is capitalism, and this jackass is going around telling people to blame immigrants and the "unfit" capitalists... and by "unfit" he means any capitalist that doesn't conform to his idea of Christian fascism. He's selling bullshit.
The solution has always been socialism. Socialism or barbarism.
@@dan8085 You didn't listen to him at all did you?
He isn't blaming immigrants. He expressly said we need to help the struggling countries. As allies not as interventionists.
I watched him at the Munk Debate in Canada for the first time with largely the same talking points. You might wanna watch that - he was a little more cohesive in that debate. He won over the audience in that debate, as well. Not the literal devil I was taught he was. Not a fan of some of his arguments but definitely not the devil.
@@elias_xp95 "David K" is a troll. A sociaist troll. It's obvious when you view his other comments. Whether or not he viewed the video is irrelevant, as he merely lies about what is on the video regardless.
Sadly those people outside will never hear anything other than their own chants.
Andy Potanin they don’t want to hear. Truth is always bitter
I'm glad people get to see how good he is because mainstream media really threw BS at him.
Wonderful idiot.
Let me get my surprise look on LOL
Yes he's badass..
@@davldwheeler4270 Wow the mainstream media's actually run our lives if we allow them in. I don't understand why we can't take them down a peg or 2 like how the heck do they think anyone will ever be able to trust a dame thing they say ? Basically what's their plan for getting America, nevermind the world to trust our media's after all the lies and deceptions spewing hatred towards individuals who they don't like because of their own personal evil Political agendas ? ? it's absolutely insane beyond words between the mainstream media's and hollwood elites they have a lot of distrust from we the people who should be able to trust the mainstream media's yet i certainly don't after what Brian Williams did and Copper Anderson, the fact that there was no accountabilitys for their actions was absolutely absurd im all about 2nd chances and forgiveness except for those who don't even care about the people they hurt or the amount of damage they caused others ? ? seriously WOW were is there hearts nevermind souls ? ? we all make mistakes no one is perfect only when you hurt others and you are not even sorry for the pain ect, it's very difficult for me to 1st ever believe you 2nd forgive them ? i have had to repent repeatedly because it was very difficult for me to forgive CA,BW, and for the love of God and all that's holy please don't even get me started with the hatred towards President Trump. I don't understand how some people sleep at night from my mouth to God's ears idk it's horrible. God bless America.
Except for the fact that he is being far less than honest. He talks “little guy” and “elites” and “I’m working with a group to build the wall where the corp can’t touch” - well the son of a bitch STOLE the money that “little guys” gave out of their shallow and threadbare pockets to Bannons Build The Wall organization. He knows he is talking to PBS so he is moderating his talk. Obama DID NOT have a family separation policy. The administration built some of the detention centers - but they NEVER separated family’s and put kids in detention.
He claims to have measured and reasonable opinions - “I’m zero tolerance on immigration bc of human trafficking. The solution is at the source, who can blame these poor people seeking asylum” - reasonable, humane. And guess who believes the exact same thing? Almost every Democrat I have ever met. Bannon, instead, had a major hand in vilifying those exact people, and Stephen Miller made identity politics and vilification of minorities a central plank of the Trump administration.
He’s a charlatan
Advice to the young: "Shut your mouth and open your ears." That goes for all of you all over the planet.
you racists hehe
The first student brought up a contradiction in Bannon's rhetoric concerning "Judeo-Christian" values, and his response was a little too rambling and defensive.
The second student did the same, highlighting actual contradictions in what Bannon is on record as having said. This is classically Socratic. The answer was very interesting, because Bannon's *best* ideas are NOT the ones that were implemented. Travel bans, sure. Accountability for the economic destruction wrought by Big Money? HA. Trump depends on Deutsche Bank. Bannon also used a slogan word in his answer, "triggered." Not a good sign.
The third student gave him an opportunity to comment on the demonstrators, who were the real deplorables in this picture. No problem. Bannon again gave an answer that shows that his best ideas are NOT the ones that are implemented. The student then pointed out that those who have attained political power are publicly distancing themselves from him, and asked him to comment. Again, interesting. Bannon did not mind the question.
The fourth student began by taking a stand for freedom of speech, then asked an excellent question about Bannon's view of Trump's and the Republicans' election prospects in 2020.
The fifth student first thanked him for staying over, to talk to them. Then she asked a very astute question about about political trust. Bannon appreciated the question, and was enthusiastic about answering, because it gave him a chance to talk about the things he is most passionate about. She made a counterpoint, and he tried to play folksy. He used another trope that she did not, "sorry for mansplaining."
The sixth student said that the economic progess was not thanks to Trump, and that Trump did not, in general, solve the problems Bannon correctly highlights. AGAIN, Bannon's best ideas were NOT not not implemented. And Bannon DOES have lots of good ideas.
The seventh student asked a very open-ended question on immigration, allowing Bannon to express himself on a matter he is passionate about, and show off some more of his good ideas. Which go nowhere. See a pattern here?
So, who was so bad? I thought it was illuminating. Bannon is interesting to watch. Nothing ever comes of the good policies he endorses -- especially on taxes! Ha.
Envy of the young is always such a sad stance to adopt. That is one war you cannot win. Thank goodness.
Good advice. God gave us one mouth and two ears for a reason. Talk less and listen more.
@@jb117354 That goes for Bannon, too? (He needed a pardon, remember?)
THE MODERATOR WAS A DEFINITE AGENT OF THE MSM , WHAT A FUKIN WASTER
I’m a Bernie supporter but honestly this guy is right...
Start rallying your side around Trump in 2020. I think he'd be willing to renegotiate student loans to lower rates.
Yes because Bernie is simplistic and his big ideas don't work in a complex world. Bannon has practical answers that have proven to work. Idealism only 'sounds' good - it doesn't actually work.
Keep digging! Be skeptical, especially of most TV shows. That's how we all got here.
Right about what?
Everyone on the left agreed or would have agreed with 90% of this before the Left went (almost) full oppression Olympics. Global Capital loves multi-culturalism because it makes class politics unworkable.
I can see that Steven Pannon! Is a every caring man! And he cares about the American people and he believes in Donald Trump! Watching from Canada 🇨🇦
Montreal Quebec Canada ⚜️🇨🇦.
Maybe check the DOJ website for Bannon's indictment?
I think maybe 1% of the people who work inside the 495 beltway have feeling for any American people.
@@scottpowell6145 Best comment here yet.
@@l.w.paradis2108 Who's DOJ???
This should be played and studied from every University in the UDA and England. This the truth and needs to be debated.
Unfortunately big tech will never allow the truth to be heard just like they control our comments by censoring individuals who are desperately trying to speak the truth. Basically they control our freedom of speech by censoring individuals that they don't agree with anyone who doesn't serve their evil Political agendas they refuse to allow them to be heard. Im shocked that they actually allowed this video to be heard ? im guessing they are so busy with President Trump's 2024 re election that they are desperately trying to hack his media accounts ? One thing is for certain big tech companies definitely control what we say regardless of weather it's TH-cam, Facebook, Twitter, ect, they probably use robots to monitor different sites?
Probably the most important speaker you've had for the last decade or so.
Jon Snow from Game of Thrones was far more important. His tips on hair care alone were invaluable.
Yeah, elevate the drunk bastard. He's the opposite of enlightening.
Love him or hate him Steve Bannon is a genius!!
Yup! And he was very handsome when he was younger.
yea sure, if you are already an idiot then it would seem that way
love him!
yes...the best bullshitter I have ever heard. you're so right! He takes true premises and draws literally the polar opposite of a logical conclusion and gets people like you to think that makes him clever. Genius!
An Evil Genius indeed!
Man there is a lot of people missing Trump now.
And those people missing Mr Trump are on both sides of the fence.
@@aflyertwo real talk
it's going to get far worse, higher gas prices=higher foods prices, Higher Taxes= Corporations leaving the Country, less jobs, more illegals = less manual labor jobs, changes to voting law to weaken the integrity of the vote, the worse is yet to come
@@brianmyers986 very Valid and well said!
Absolutely, everybody is missing Trump and will miss him even more as time goes by, especially with Biden as President.
“Those students outside aren’t mainstream media, they’re not the elite!”
“you’re irrelevant.”
These yuppies are LOST.
Such a well spoken guy. Really don't get why so many people have a beef with him? Oh that's right, NPCs don't need any reason.
@ Agreed. It sounds desperately conceited as well.
@ Maybe he's just voicing his opinion and couldn't care less for changing anyone's opinion. Also, NPC is _not_ a word, it's three words.
@ but when that "someone" labels you initialy as a racist, white supremacist, xenophobe, homophobe, transphobe, Islamophobe, sellout & more derogatary remarks; that's not like an autistic child? Kinda hypocritical & unfair; if you ask me. So on that note; if you wanna have a meaningful public discourse; you have to be polite & consider listening(you don't HAVE TO accept every point) to your oppositions view. Thanks.
@Unintended Consequences I was referring to an analogy..not myself.
@Tim Gib Of course the president is for America first. He'd be a traitor if he weren't. We expect other leaders to put their own nations first as well. Mutual aid and benefit are best arranged by those putting their countries, not their foundations, bank accounts, or ideologies, first.
Bannon walks in there, talks complete sense about economics, foreign affairs, and then the moderator talks and it's like "Trumps a racist, Trumps a racist". Do these people ever change the soundtrack to their monotonous lives?
they are using mainstream media to brainwash these kids by repeating same lies over and over...!
that's why bannon's side is more dynamic and creating more successes and value
Well, since so many people call Trump a racist, even foreign politicians, it kind of proves he is a racist - or at least is being given bad advice on policy by far-right swamp monsters in the WH. His father was actually taken to court over racism crimes, and Trump himself has been sued multiple times for the same discrimination. He surrounds himself with racists and white nationalists, and has called himself a nationalist. Although to be fair, he's probably too stupid to understand the word.
@Kevin Burrow Ironically, Trumpanzees are the very definition of NPCs. They don't think for themselves, they're ignorant, uninformed and respond to input from Fox News and Trump's daily lies (his lies are so transparent, and easily proven that a 5 year old would be embarrassed by them). The people who still support Trump now are either brainless zombies you see at rallies, with their "made in China" red hats, cheering every stupid thing he says, or racists and far-right nationalists/Neo Nazis, who just like the fact Trump is an obvious racist. If you can't see that, you're an NPC too.
So who underwrote the $$$ Trillion dollars , was it OPEC and the Saudis ? did they have concessions like allowing mass immigration to western countries ? I WONDER, CAUSE IT SEEM TO BE SO .
Thank God for voice of Stephen K. Bannon
Tammy Jordan God had nothing to do with it
God inspires Truth tellers. The devil inspires liers.
@@helveticaification
I can't even begin to express the breadth of my admiration for this man.
I love his speech! Talks the truth! GO Steve Bannon perfect speech!
That guy called me the N-word once, really great guy.
@@richpryor9650 I doubt that! Liars are among us!
@@stephaniewallace7369 What do you mean? That he isn't a great guy? The nerve of some people like you.
@@richpryor9650 we pretty much know you are a deceitful liar
What@@stephaniewallace7369
When these children grow up, they will recall this talk with Bannon and appreciate it.
He does a decent job of identifying problems, but offers some very stupid and counterproductive solutions. I highly doubt that in 20 years time when climate change and runaway income inequality are biting, anyone's gonna think back and say "gee, I wish we listened to Steve Bannon and stopped all the Mexicans from moving in!"
I dunno, as of this morning 39 ppl agree with me.
In 20 years you'll also be trying to escape communism or at the very least !slam, which is creeping in faster than u can say climate change, (didn't the 🇺🇸 just elect it's first woman mooselams to house of Reps?) but hey, keep fretting about climate change. LOL
@@mariaa.9952 Wow, 39 commenters on a TH-cam video agree with you? Well that sounds pretty impressive... but go look on say, a John Oliver video and see how many likes the top comments are getting. Thumb-ups on TH-cam comments mean nothing.
Climate change will make food and water more difficult to come by for literally billions of people - this is scientifically verifiable (and imagine the kind of refugee/immigration crisis THAT'S going to create, if you're worried about that sort of thing).
Hysterics about communism and a handful of elected officials being Muslim are infantile conjecture.
Chris McSweeney John Oliver? U mean the globalist shill? And the mindless comatose who follow him cause they can’t think for themselves, that John Oliver? He’s irrelevant to analytical thinkers, also could care less what hollyweed thinks. Seriously, do some of you seek their permission to cr@p to? Lol
Climate change bla bla bla yea I recall one former vice prez that made the rounds and tried to make everyone drink the koolaid in regards. Yet here we r. I don’t have the inclination to dig up the data contradicting the so called scientists u cite. I have already and I just don’t want to now. Out of curiosity have u? Being into the equity thing and all? Wouldn’t it be the fair thing to do? At the very least u would realize just how skewed the information is.
I think Bannon is an interesting individual and hopefully he managed to change the brain dead opinion of some indoctrinated lost children on what they thought .. at the very least..about him. Some may even appreciate it him much later on... maybe even u.
Wishing u well.
@@mariaa.9952 _"irrelevant globalist shill"_ - Yeah, that's exactly my point, genius - you think your opinion is valid because it got 40 likes... but the top comments on "globalist shill" John Oliver's videos are getting about 5,000 a piece (and they're all bashing Trump and Bannon's worldview quite aggressively). See how little these things matter?
_"i don't have the inclination"_ - That's convenient. But yes, I have done a ludicrous amount of reading into the science that backs climate change, and I also have a fascination with the people that deny it (those who warp the "data" to which you're referring): the logical and statistical sleights-of-hand they use to muddy the waters (either deliberately or through sheer ignorance), and the fossil fuel companies/right-wing think tanks that write their cheques - I can tell you all about them if you want to have that conversation. So yeah, I've heard the denialist side of the argument in great depth and detail... I probably know it better than you do. It's almost unanimously pseudo-science, ideologically driven quackery, and outright lies. Bitching about Al Gore doesn't change that.
Go on - find me some of that "data" and I'll tell you why it's either been read wrong, or deliberately misrepresented to pull the wool over your eyes.
I hope you don't consider yourself an "analytical thinker" - you seem completely unable and unwilling to apply any critical thought to any of Bannon's arguments. By your own admission, you're hoping he can brainwash his audience, regardless of the truth.
It was like watching teenager grown-ups up against a simple man with unusually wide experience and a sharp mind.
The guy at 43:00 was a Monty Python caricature of a sniveling student punk who never had a real job.
@@grizzlygrizzle he is Big Idiot. including the bald head 1:06 he did not see that nasdaq soared high because Trump is an economist. Obama knows nothing to economy
He has you fooled for sure.
1:03 September 18, 2008. “By five o’clock tonight, we need one trillion dollars in cash or...”
2:37 “...it was the elites and people like you and me...people that bought into the system, and who’s been held accountable?”
4:23 “We basically socialized the risk for the wealthy...in the United States, 50% of our population can’t put together 400 dollars in cash in an emergency.”
5:29 “...they admired President Obama and his wife, but they did not feel that he had brought the change the country needed.”
6:18 “...the deplorables were created...this angry working class, how was it created?”
6:27 “Three extinction level events...”
1. Shipping of jobs to Asia, particularly manufacturing.
7:12 Brexit-“...gave grassroots and the little guy some kind of hope that you could defeat the system.”
7:49 2. “...seven trillion dollars...” spent on lost wars with nothing to show for it. “...and we’re still spending 62 billion dollars a year in Afghanistan.”
8:27 3. “The financial crisis brought about by a financial elite that’s never been held accountable...the Obama Justice Department never moved on any of them.”
8:44 “That is what caused the populist revolt...I wish our dear friends...”
8:50 Trump Administration solutions.
9:05 “...fascism is...”
9:21 Partners: big government, media, pharmaceutical, industrial, tech
9:32 “Trump ran on...”
Illegal immigration, economic nationalism...
10:36 “Trade and immigration are two sides of the same coin. All bad trade deals is unfair competition of labor in lower-cost countries against your labor.”
11:23 “...it’s made you, essentially, Russian serfs...you don’t own anything and you’re not going to own anything...”
11:56 “...20% behind their parents’ generations...”
12:14 “...the number one problem with family formation...is economic anxiety...they all understand they are two paychecks away from oblivion. They don’t really have a stake in the system...”
13:45 “...what the entire Trump program is about...”
13:54 “...America First...the international rules-based order...capital markets, trade deals...”
15:31 “Islamophobe”?
16:36 “...I don’t need to be lectured about what bad guys the Russians are. I know what bad guys the Russians are...”
20:02 “...the reason the deplorables are angry...and they’re angry...”
21:55 “...our friends out here say Bannon is a fascist...”
25:44 “...and now they have a weapon to stop Trump and they know that...”
27:42 “...Macron is a nationalist...”
29:05 “...’Unite the Right’ rally...identity politics...”
30:14 “...have no place in our society...but Antifa and elements of the Black Lives Matter movement...”
30:33 “...the Left only puts the camera on the right...ethnonationalism is a dead end and it’s for losers.”
31:06 “...they will not debate you on the economic arguments. They’ve got to call you a racist, a homophobe, an Anti-Semite, a nativist, a xenophobic...”
32:19 “...we will have a political re-alignment like 1932...”
32:31 “...it’s difficult for someone like President Trump to say they’re merely a civic nationalist with rhetoric like...”
33:42 “...it’s the signal versus the noise, and sometimes the
35:45 “...patronizes the decency of those common people to make comments about...”
36:00 “...unchain the dogs...”
36:20 “...anger of the left...perfectly acceptable...Roger Ailes said ‘you gotta stop this.’”
37:10 “Politics is war by other methods...”
39:01 “...I’ve never made a penny in politics in my life. I’m a volunteer...I’ve got a not-for-profit...to put forward nationalist ideas...”
40:12 “...we got beaten...we have to replicate their urgency...”
40:40 “...the role that war plays” (in nationalism, and “the other.”)
41:07 “...unite the Judeo-Christian West” (nationalism)
43:01 “What you say and what you do doesn’t seem to align...”
44:26 “...you don’t care about truth as much as you care about money...” (Applause, laughter)
45:15 “90% of our stuff is going after the Republican establishment...”
45:52 Response regarding Dodd Frank
47:00 “‘Zero Tolerance’ at the border...it’s a humanitarian program...” (Murmurs) “...economic migration into the United States...”
48:40 “I support Orban and I support Selvini 100%.”
These kids are indoctrinated not free thinkers, yet self-righteous.
You got it. The self esteem is incredible.
@@freddiemercury9647 : That is called Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Self-esteem is only high with the delusion everyone is beneath you.
I love this man! Smartest guy in politics. Notice he spoke without an errant word for 40 minutes...no notes, all spontaneous. Magnificent!
@KARMA One Trump is the CEO type, he's a manager... And in my opinion most of his policies have been spot-on.
I am glad that Bannon is there to advise him... Super brilliant guy and super-intellect appeals to me.
Yup, I only wish we had someone on our side as smart.
Zafar Sobhan If you have no one smart on your side, shouldn’t that tell you something? Perhaps it’s time to change sides!
Smartest guy in politics? The guy was literally TEXTING about the crimes he was committing with his fellow Build The Wall fraud buddies.
@@somanytakennames Fake news, lefty.
As a current oxford graduate student I am stunned at the pathetic level of discourse the students offered in their questions. It is not good enough to just rail against those you disagree with then, when you get an answer you don't like default to "you are wrong" or "I don't agree." This is what happens when you are raised in environments where everyone agrees; where you are never exposed to strong views that are opposed to yours and therefore do not think and make robust counter points. I especially liked the guy who said Trump gets no credit for the economic up turn but offered absolutely no argument for that position: "you are wrong" because I say so!
To be fair, Bannon doesn't exactly let them speak. He does the classic talking over people and then goes off on one of his rants. One guy asked him a very good specific question about something published in Breitbart and Bannon skirted around the answer then went off on a tangent about something else.
Also, he really lost his sht at the end of the LRB interview as well. I don't think he's capable of having his views challenged rationally. He prefers the 'let me tell you how it is' approach.
Jackie see nice
I think you sound like those students @@SuperZubz . what do you mean by "to be fair" ? Fair to whom? The students? Your opinion of his ability or lack of, to handle such a forum has nothing to do with the questions and the responses to the answers. For the most part- he Knew where the questions were going- it isn't the first time he has engaged questions about his position, nor is it the first time he has engaged a debate- The students' questions reflect the common narrative of a biased position promoted by the left-leaning educational system which begets left-leaning thinkers. As a matter of fact- the questions were "oh so typical"- We hear those arguments all the time- nothing new or revealing or groundbreaking from these Oxford students - the only twist was their attempt to "scoff at" when Bannon was simply sharing his perspective. This was more like grandstanding amongst their peers- childish.
Exactly. Our people have lost the ability to think for themselves.Its bought ready-made from official outlets! Consumerism did this magic.
Its truly frightening these kids are at Oxford.
This man is a SAMURAI. 🥋🇺🇸🙏
EXCELLENT! Hope & pray that these youngsters will carry ALL of this in their futures.
Most kids nowadays are narcissistic and self absorbed, no thanks to Hollywood's movies and shows...that teaches them : my way or the highway.
This son of a b**** is an a******
Not a chance unfortunately, the progressive left have embedded themselves.
Unfortunately, it’ll go in one ear and out the other (with no grey matter between them)
Trying my best 💪🏻
The students can't even begin to "get" what Bannon is talking about. He left them in the dirt in the first minute.
Listen again. You're on the wrong horse if you can't pick up on the intelligence of the youth.
@@alanconlan8337 Can you give a single instance where your claim is instantiated? I concur with Paul, these lefties have nothing but vague feelings to back up words they can't even understand. The girl near the end basically said that even though more people are voting democracy is eroding. She didn't even understand the basic concept behind "drain the swamp" which adresses exactly the problem of low legitimacy. Trump is more democratic than the progressive elites that try to socially engineer the world. More people voting means less democracy? How stupid do you have to be?
@@ChristIsKingPhilosophy Your reaction demonstrates we are losing the ability to listen, not just listening from our socially constructed bases, but listening from the heart of our uncontaminated intelligence. The youth are being molded away from the heart into the social construct which is becoming more and more aggressive, divisive and unintelligent. Steve Bannon's performance is a typical example of this divisiveness in action. His communicative methodology is manipulatively aggressive. Subdued minds will cower to this and be led in the direction of the aggressor. Note the current similarities to Hitler, a man who was an artist, writer, orator, even a romantic, yet molded into an aggressor beyond all measure. Now the US social construct has produced not just one but many Hitlers. If we do not see it in time to correct it, the next climateric will be the end of humanity. Our youth is our only hope. They are the least contaminated and closest to pure intelligence. We need to listen to them and not impose our stupidity upon them.
Did you really expect anything more out of the spoon fed snowflakes ? They been spoon fed by left wing liberals all their lives to the point they can't think for themselves -- not any more so than the hecklers outside chanting - they can't think for themselves either. They either just sit there with blank "deer in the headlight" looks on their faces or they are outside ranting and raving pre-programmed slurs. This is what the next generation is...My generation would label them all "zombies" of the ruling left wing liberal elite !!!
Good point.
Regardless of his faults, you can tell that this man has integrity
Fucking hell your integrity meter is fucked
James McCloy how civil, congrats!
@@cch312 you're a fucking moron
@@Flipmode1900 And you are an angry little leftist window-licker.
@@Blog4Justice And I think you are creative. I love that nickname.
Bannon is a genius!
The last student in red sweater: “I disagree, but thank you”. What do you disagree with? The need for control of illegal immigration? The element of meritocracy in legal immigration? Or just common sense in general?
@CaptainRidley You MUST be kidding? right?? Not vetting the people coming across borders for criminality? Not only for the sake of the citizens, but the other immigrants. I do not understand how you can be so blasé about it. There are bad people in every corner of the world, every race, creed, gender has its bad apples. Why are we not focusing on those who follow the rule of law and want to contribute to the country they are moving to? Doing it illegally means you are not contributing fully, and everyone, including legal immigrants, bear the brunt of that. Look at the horror stories from migrant camps, where women and children are being raped and abused, because no proper checks are being done to safeguard people already fleeing horror we couldne even dream of in our ivory towers. White saviours we are NOT so stop acting like it.
@CaptainRidley You are an advocate of poverty and cultural genocide.
Last I traveled out of the country I had to have my passport to return, my bags were examined, and I was asked questions - and I am a US citizen. But illegal migrants should just walk in, no thought of what they're bringing into the country, no background check to ensure they are not criminals or wanted? The left has lost their minds.
That statement is a means of re-establishing her conformity with her leftist cohorts. It must be remembered that for many of the progressive left it is a sufficient cause for excommunication simply to have listened politely to a conservative speaker.
CaptainRidley There’s nothing wrong with burglary either.
love stere bannon …..wise and honest, its always a pleasure to listen to him speak.
... and a fascist history teacher, it appears. If you're enlightened by this, there must have a been a pretty low glow to begin with.
@@hieroglyph321 I remember when that word actually had some kind of resonance and meaning.
@@hieroglyph321 Why don't you get specific about what he said that indicates he's a fascist? Are you up to it?
I love this guy. I’ve done very well, but have never forgotten my poverty & working class roots. I’ve paid fairly & given 13% retirement. Getting jobs for all races will be great for all of us.
Taurus809
This guy is an intellectual specially as intelligent about math money he was in the Navy for God's sake he's so so smart
Watch closely. His very best ideas are never implemented. Don't take my word for it. Watch. Because it is important. And you're right about his best ideas, too.
Let's see where they go now, when COVID has made everything worse.
Keep on idolizing a guy that stole from the wall fund and was a enabler of january 6, pathetic
Lol! He’s just a populist! Any politicologyst have that kind of verba. America is not a country, bannon, you supposed to know better, since you supposed to be very smart. Well, you’re a populist. All populist can do is just chant a song, a new song with any crap, and people would just dance, wonder why!? Ignorance! Any fool comes to fool you and they don’t even know it.
He's a great aurator. How he keeps going is impressive. I respect people who have the ability to speak
Sounds like he's prasing autocratic countries.
Expressive speech, let's talk about trumpists want to eliminate social security, Obama care, and Medicare.
And the ability to make a decent minimum wage. 😮
It is very sad that the younger people asking their questions had their mindset programmed by mainstream media and it’s rhetoric and not past and present historical and economical facts
They're also Preached to by Leftist, Gender changing enabelist, and Gay Promoting Teachers, this is so wrong !
What was your education like? How articulate were you at that age? Did you have it all figured out:
@Redfern Pitcher Not sure what your point is.
***ecomonic
@@woolyhighlander7280 hey, at least they're not horrible bigots!
We need a few more like him in D.C.
Hundreds more!
That's odd. Trump's DOJ indicted him on fraud. He got pardonned, not exonerated.
@Cheryl Jensen Paris IV is hyperconservative. That's where I got two of my degrees.
@Cheryl Jensen I don't gave a television. I have a (multilingual) library. You?
@Cheryl Jensen OH!! You mean that indictment I read, accessed on the DOJ website, was a fake!?? Man, they know how to spoof these days.
Was the pardon cosplay too? Did the communists engineer that illusion?
I see I should think more critically.
Steve Bannon comes across as a very respectful and likable guy.
Alastair Paisley - The communist DemocRATs and HollyWEED (This is imaginations career with drug and sex abuse exchange for their jobs) and left Media are the same corruption system, drug and sex trafficking. They are greedy and only care for their own pockets. They try to sell off jobs to China and offshore and destroy America. The media support violence and drama lifestyle. They brainwashed our children in school to believe the socialism. Bad, bad, bad corruption system.
Crew them all. Bad and devil 👿 👿 👿 can’t win over the Good with love and believe in our nation under one God.
Only first President Trump who care and fighting for Americans and middle class.
Mr. President Trump 2020 again.👍👍👍🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Jeronimo Tamayo idiot.
@Jeronimo Tamayo get a job you bum
Funny, your comment has "3 replies" but NONE show up when you click on Reply button....how does TH-cam RUN their CENSORSHIP?
Bannon good
This is why valuable information such as this can only be given to people with maturity. These kids can't see anything good. At least not yet.