Episode 857 – Pence’s Payoff … Michelle Bachmann Won’t Give Up and RINOs Get Book Deals

Absolute Lies

Dean of Regent University’s school of government Michele Bachmann returns to War Room and responds to John Boehner’s new book.

The former Speaker — who owed his gavel to Bachmann and the Tea Party movement — showed nothing but contempt for average voters, she said. 

Bachmann said Boehner wrote “absolute lies” about her. making the false claim that she threatened Boehner when he refused to put the federal tax lawyer on the Ways and Means Committee.

“But it was also the contempt,” Bachmann said. “I offered him nothing but dignity. The way that he referred to all of us, people in your audience and people who actually like the Constitution.”

Boehner smears Tea Party as ‘crazytown’ in new book: ‘You could be a total moron and get elected just by having an R next to your name’

Bachmann Sums Up the GOP Establishment

They don’t believe what they say they believe.

Plus, Michele Bachmann explains what she’s doing to keep fighting the stolen election.

“I don’t think we should accept it,” she said. “And I don’t think we should live with it the way it is.”

“I don’t think we should allow a coup, because that’s what this was a hostile takeover of a government — an illegal hostile takeover,” Bachmann said.

WATCH: Regent University’s Election Integrity Conference

Pence’s Payoff

Stephen K. Bannon and Raheem Kassam react to Mike Pence’s $4 million book deal from Simon & Schuster.

“The nationalist movement has no room for Mike Pence,” said Bannon. “You want to read a tome from Mike Pence? It’s a pay off.”

Mike Pence gets $4 million from Simon & Schuster

Tsunami of Inflation

Birch Gold analyst Phillip Patrick says Michele Bachmann is absolutely correct that spending this much money is an act of war on the U.S. A “tsunmai of inflation” is coming our way.

Patrick says we are losing our grip on being the global reserve currency “every single day.”

Plus, War Room explains why the GOP needs the fight of Bachmann.

“If there is no robust opposition it is a one-party state,” said Kassam