➡ Dan Fluette, who has worked with Steve Bannon for over 20 years, discusses their project of building a unique wall with advanced technology on the border. Despite facing legal issues and criticism, they remained committed to their cause. Fluette also talks about his book, “Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws,” which features portraits of individuals who have bravely spoken out against mainstream narratives, often at great personal cost. He compares these individuals to the rebels of 1776, highlighting their courage and dedication to truth.
➡ The text discusses the creation of a book that captures inspiring stories of powerful figures. The book, which took four to five years to complete, was initially not intended to be a book but developed into one over time. The book is available through major retailers and has received a positive response. The text also mentions the War Room program and its impact, as well as the challenges expected in the future.
➡ Elon Musk’s takeover of X has led to more open dialogue and understanding of what’s happening, causing traditional media to lose influence. Despite challenges from the media and moral scrutiny, the person in question is determined to implement his agenda. The book mentioned inspires people to become activists and fight for their cause, emphasizing the power of collective action. Despite the difficulties and potential conflicts, there’s a strong belief in the power of truth and the ability to enact change.
➡ The speaker discusses their hope for a change in government operation, emphasizing the need for policies that support people and families. They believe that many are tired of the current state of affairs and desire a leader who will fight for their interests. The speaker also mentions a book they’ve written, “Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws,” which features various personalities and their fighting spirit. They believe this spirit is the true fabric of America and hope the book will inspire readers to seek truth and strive to be the best they can be.
➡ It’s really nice to see you again, Dave.

All right, folks, welcome to Nino’s Corner tv. I’m with Dan Bluett. Right. I messed that up. It’s a tough one, David. Yeah. Fluette, Dan. Flu. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Hey, by the way, I’ve been working with Steve for 20 some years. He still can’t say it right. It’s a tough one. It’s French. French. Okay. I was going to say that. I was going to say. So. So Dan Fluette has. Yeah. You’ve been working with Steve Bannon. I met you at We Build the wall. Was that 2018 dude, or so? Yeah, it was 17. 18. I believe it was 18.

Yeah. Yeah. When we. When we started really cranking that out. Yeah, I remember. Great event. Yeah. All the effort and work that took. I mean, you guys did an incredible job. First off, I mean, there’s no wall like it that I. That I’ve heard of or know about. Unreal. The rest of the walls here in El Paso are just fences they cut. This one had, like, seismic detectors, right? Like. Like. Oh, yeah, it was like eight feet. How far down did it go? Yeah, it was like 12ft or something. I mean, it would have. It would have been really difficult to tunnel under that thing, you know? And even if they did, you know, you understand the disturbance before that.

So it’s. Yeah, man, it was that. That thing was like. It looks like steel and concrete, but there’s a lot of technology in that thing. Well, the way you guys built it was going up the mountain. Unbelievable. Yeah, unbelievable. Well, you know, the interesting thing about that is the Army Corps of Engineers said that it was not possible to build a wall there because of the slope, because of the incline. Yep. And what happened? Corps of Engineers, obviously, probably a liberal. Yeah, they said. They say it can’t be done. Yep. Wow. Went right up. I remember the first time I went up it in a truck on the.

On the concrete part. I was like. I was a little nervous, man, because you’re. You’re leaning back. It’s like off in a rocket ship. And I was like, I don’t know. I thought. I thought the truck was going to flip over backwards. Yeah, it’s pretty cool. Yeah. You guys were out there, man. You made a big deal out of it. Steve was out there almost every day. I met Andy. I met some good people out there and friends for life that I consider. And you guys really made your mark. You pissed off a lot of people on both sides of the border, obviously, but, man, I don’t think people knew or could understand how treacherous, how crazy that project really was.

And a lot of you, and I’m not saying you. I don’t know if you did, but got in trouble for it. I know Steve. Steve Bannon, I think he got pardoned for it, but Andy went to jail. Koflax went to jail. Right. I mean, he’s still in there. There’s guys in jail because of this project. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can’t talk too much about that. The particulars on that. There’s still cases pending, but, yeah, it’s. You know, we talk about lawfare and injustice and stuff, and that’s really a perfect example. Let’s talk about the outlaws. Let’s talk about the guys who defied the odds and were really true and staunch.

Staunch patriots. Republicans. And it’s. And there’s patriots on both sides of the fence. I mean, there’s traders on both sides of the fence, but these guys, what you call outlaws, which I’m very offended that I’m not in there. But you’re in volume two. All right, cool. I just. I gotta say, man, you made a book, a coffee table book on the outlaws of the people that really held it down, man. Held it down for America that went against the grain, that were able to put their. Their neck on the line and. And fight for freedom. And you made a coffee table book out of this, correct? That’s right.

Yep. You see it right behind me, over my shoulder. Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws. And what I’ll tell you a story about it briefly, is that, you know, I was the original producer on the War Room with Steve Bannon. Like I said, I’ve been working with him for, you know, really decades. Historically, we were working primarily doing documentaries, but then, you know, we did quite a. Quite a few things with Breitbart and, you know, did a graphic novel and, you know, a bunch of live streams and, like, all kinds of interesting things. But traditionally, that was my association with him.

And, you know, we started up the War Room back in October of 2019, and really, just for fun, kind of, for me, it was. It was. You know, I saw all these people coming through the studio, and just as a fun project to do, I said, hey, let’s start taking, you know, shots of them, just portraits, thinking that, you know, if some of them turned out well, you know, we put them up on the wall kind of salon style and have it, like, you know, kind to, like, decorate the studio. But as I kept doing them, you know, I started to see that there was a couple of things.

First of all, some of the shots were really gorgeous. In my own opinion, they turned out really well. And I thought that I was successful in capturing the real essence of some of these fighters. But I also understood that, you know, there’s something bigger here that this is. This is like a period of time in history that we may, you know, quite frankly, never really have seen before. And I thought it would be interesting to really start capturing these guys and try to understand, like, what is it about these people that make them, you know, so extraordinary, in my opinion, and such fighters.

Because you have to remember, like, I’ve been working on this thing for close to five years, and a lot of the shots that I did were, period. And if you remember, that was horrible, was brutal the way they made or break. It either broke you or made you during that time. Yeah, well. And then the thing to me that stood out was these. Look, let’s call them what they are. These people are freaking brave. They come in and they sit on the war room and they talk about two things. And we got, like, Bobby Kennedy and all Those great doctors, Dr.

Malone, Naomi Wolf, Dr. Hatfill and so on. And they’re coming on and they’re trying to explain what is really happening here. Because. Because we can’t really understand it by listening to legacy news media. It’s just. You have absolutely no idea what’s going on. You just hear talking point stuff. And at the time, these guys were being canceled, debanked, ostracized. They’ve lost jobs, they’ve lost family, friends. I mean, it took a lot. A lot of gumption, a lot of courage to stand in that breach, right, and say, you know what? This is not right. This is what’s really going on.

And despite of or in spite of all the obstacles I face, I’m gonna. I’m gonna tell the truth, you know, and to me, it became a sort of like a exploration of revolutionary. Well, really, it is like how, David, how many people capitulated to J. Didn’t want to because, like, oh, I’m gonna lose this. This. I’ll lose my family, I’ll lose my job. I won’t be able to support my kids, which are very real concerns. Right? That’s. That. That’s something you’ve got to really weigh and measure before you make your decision. And, you know, for these guys to go on publicly and face that kind of backlash that they did, I thought was just really incredible.

So the theme throughout the whole thing is this sort of, you know, I call them outlaws and rebels, but what are they? They’re Just truth seekers. Right. And they’re truth tellers. But in today’s environment, and particularly at the time, they really were rebels, and very many of them could be considered outlaws. So I really just wanted to capture that spirit. And it really is a modern day 1776 of today. Absolutely. I mean, you know. Yeah, they’re blood and treasure. Right. That’s what, you know, maybe not so much in the blood part, but, you know, when you’re really risking your entire life and everything that you’ve built your whole foundation on, and that’s teetering because of powers greater than you who are trying to take away the very most basic rights of Americans, and that is to be able to speak their mind.

You know, that’s. That’s courage, man. That’s. That’s. That’s a rebel spirit. I’ll never forget the great. I guess you can call it the Great Purge. Yeah, It’s a horrible position to be put into. And when you. When you. And this is part of the game plan, right, is you’re walking around and you’re thinking like, oh, I can’t. Not. Not. Can’t I say that? I can’t think that. Yeah, right. And it’s. And it becomes like this. This oppressive system where it’s not even somebody else that’s now oppressing you. You’re doing it to yourself. And that’s the game.

Right. So, you know, hey, I thought of a good word to switch out for this is aren’t I clever? That’s really great. And, you know, it’s. It’s. It’s important. And, you know, you’re one of the few that are able to know. I just decided to have fun with it. I just had fun. Yeah. But. But, yeah, that’s. That was a horrible, crazy environment, which we still see, you know. You know, 100%. We’re still there. We’re still in it. And. Yeah. And I think until he’s inaugurated and he’s actually in office, I’m going to be. I’m still going to mind my P’s and Q’s and still play this funny little game I have to play.

But. But it is what it is. So how long did it take you to create this book? Think about this book, manifest it, create it, and put it into publication. So how long did this process take? Yeah, well, I started taking portraits. Probably it was late 2019 or early 2020, shortly after we had started the War Room program. And like I said, it was not intentional that it was going to be a book. I had no idea that it was going to be that. And it just sort of, over time developed into that because again, I saw, you know, some of these really powerful figures who had really inspiring stories, and I personally became inspired by that, and I really wanted to capture that.

And then ultimately I approached Skyhorse Publishing, who I know Tony quite well, the publisher who’s been on War Room a bunch of times. And at that point I showed him some of the stuff that I had and I asked, do you think that we’d be able to do something bigger here with doing a book? And then so slowly I started capturing people when and where I could and then writing stories. And, you know, like I said, it took four to five years and it was, you know, I rewrote it probably three or four times. Are these actually real statements from people or.

In my mind, they are, yeah. I kind of channeled the Onion on these, you know, some of, like some of the back of the book stuff that they have in the Onion that I quite like. But. But yeah, it’s a little ad that I made about the book that’s showing some of these people that are in it and how much the left media will not. A lot of these people were the ones that came through the studio in the war Room. That’s right, all of them. Everyone in the book has been on the war Room. That’s why it’s called Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws.

A Pictorial History of War Room. I like to think of it, though, as it’s on Amazon, Barnes and Noble. What is it? You know, there’s other websites, too, that you can order it on. Bookshop.org is the one I was looking for. But, yeah, you can get it through any major retailer. Right. How many pages? It’s. It’s. It’s £5 a book. You walk around with this thing and you can do a workout, you know, walk around a couple of them and. Yeah, yeah, but it’s a. But it’s a legitimate coffee table book. And the response has been just phenomenal, David.

It’s. It’s been more than I could have ever hoped for, to be honest. You know, you were kind of. You were kind of doing this behind the scenes. Like, you’re like, this is. It was. It was like, hey, I’m going to do this. Yeah, yeah, Ultimately I did. I mean, he knew I was taking pictures. Hey, he’s in half of them. You know, I would. I would use him as my model half the time and experiment. You know, I was changing lighting schemes, ET ups and cameras and the whole thing, you know, trying to lock in onto his style, which I ultimately did.

And he was, he was in some ways a guinea pig for me, which I’m really grateful for. So, for, like, people that don’t know, like, the War Room, it’s, it’s, it’s an awesome, awesome platform and Steve Bannon’s done incredible work, man. It’s. He’s only. He reminds me of like one of the forefathers from the very beginning. Right. Like, this guy is going to be remembered throughout history for what he’s done. A lot, like, a lot of people are in that book. What’s the War Room Studios like? Like, for somebody that doesn’t know, is it just. Is it just in a high rise building somewhere? Is it in a basement somewhere? Like, what is the war? It’s more, it’s more.

It’s more like in a, in a, in a little living room. It’s, you know, it’s, it’s more of a. More of a basement, but it’s, it’s just a, you know, quote unquote studio that was a space was turned into a studio. It’s not, you know, it’s not at a professional, you know, news stud with all that stuff. It was sort of put together. So whose idea was this? Was this Steve’s idea to create? You know, that’s a, That’s a great question, because I had actually been talking with Steve for some time about doing a podcast. I was like, steve, you gotta do a podcast.

You’ll. You’ll kill it. It’ll be amazing. And I don’t know, we were doing a lot of other things at the time too, and I certainly didn’t expect it to go in this scope. I thought it would be, you know, an hour interview show once, twice, maybe three times week, that kind of thing. And it turned very quickly into, you know, four hours a day, you know, two hours in the morning, two hours in the afternoon, two hours Saturday with specials. Right now. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And you’re the producer. I was a former producer. I switched over.

We’re doing now War Room films. So we just released our first documentary under that banner and it was called Government Gangsters. That came out. We actually released it on. Yeah, you were there. Yeah, yeah, we saw, we saw you in Vegas. And that was. Yeah, that was our first documentary, Government Gangsters. And we’ve been. Yeah, no, that was a great event. It was great. Wonderful theater. It was, it was amazing. Yeah. You helped Caspertel put that together. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. That was an, that was an Epic film. Not really strung everything together. It really put everything together, I think, from A to Z, on who the players really are behind this.

Let’s be real. They’re not done. Right. This is not going to stop. And as you know, we get closer to January 20th, it’s going to be even more relevant to be able to understand what they do and to fight back against this and say, hey, I’ve seen this picture before and I’m not going to stand up for this and know how to fight and to target and not let them get away with that because they’re going to try to bog him down again. It’s inevitable. It will happen. Law firing. Well, that’s, that’s one of the tactics.

Yeah, absolutely. Right now with all the scandals, for every cabinet pick he has. Right out of, Right out of the playbook. Yeah, we go again. Here we go. Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely. But, you know, the great thing is people, they’ve been, they’ve seen that show before and they’re like, yeah, there wasn’t any, anything to it the first time, you know, with Kavanaugh, for instance. Right. There’s nothing there. It was all made up, in my opinion. And people see that and they’re like, yeah, I’m not falling for that again. But it’s like the boy that cries wolf, they keep doing it and doing it and doing it.

Just like after a while you’re like, all right, have worked a little bit. They quite lost their power. Yeah, lost it. Right. And the constant. And that’s what I think, that’s why, I think that’s a main thing, that why Trump is so important is that he keeps exposing this to everyone, thus creating the awakening. And so it’s like, you know, I feel like right now with the, the Trump win on the election, we got the high ground now. I feel like we’re back in charge. We got a foothold. And it’s almost like, I think General Flynn said it best.

It’s, it’s, it’s D Day, not V Day. We stormed the beach in Normandy. Now we got high ground, but we have more battles ahead of us, which create more rebels, rogues and outlaws. So, folks, he’s saying he’s going to do volume two. Volume. Volume two is coming. Volume two is coming. Maybe we’ll have more than 90 subjects in this one. You know, it’s. How do you feel? What kind of challenges do you, since you work at the war room, your right hand man to Steve Ballon, what kind of challenges do you see transpiring going into inauguration and let’s say the first 18 months.

Yeah, that’s a great question. Look, the hardest thing is going to be for him to. And let’s be real, he’s got a mandate, right? What we were just talking about with the social media overlords, deciding who can say what and how they can say it and those sorts of things, that was leveled quite a bit with Elon Musk’s takeover of X. And now you can understand exactly why they wanted to censor people. Because when the truth gets out or people’s opinions and people are allowed to dialogue and to put their opinions forth, there’s a lot more robust dialogue in there and people can understand what’s really happening.

Right? And they can make their own really informed opinions about things. And we saw the demise, quite frankly, thank God, of the legacy media. They’ve lost their bite and they’re flailing. They don’t understand. So what we’re going to see as he tries to implement his, his agenda and the things that he ran on and this is going to, this is going to be the first hundred days, the first six months, the first year, the first 18 months. It’s not going to stop. But you know, like we’re seeing with his cabinet picks, the way that they’re going after him, after them, is it’s going to be sort of a mandate on their morals and that sort of thing, which I don’t think is going to carry as much weight, but it’s just going to be a freaking fire hose of this stuff.

It’s not going to stop. So. So I really think that the biggest impediment to him being able to enact his agenda is those sorts of, you know, that kind of trickery. And also, you know, look, the media is not going to stop. They’re going to go after him, you know, teeth bared and not let up on him. It’s just not going to happen. So, you know, when you say D day, not v day, that’s 100% true. It’s not time to celebrate, it’s time to get to work. And, you know, look, it’s been shown that the people out there can be incredibly effective and make sure that he’s able to get his agenda through by not putting up with, you know, even something as simple as, you know, making phone calls and talking to your friends and neighbors and family and that sort of thing and giving them alternate information, you know, so one of the great things about this book is that I really meant for people to be inspired by these people Like I was.

And to understand that, yes, these people are maybe out in the public view more often than, you know, maybe the. Some of the. What we call the War Room Posse members. But these are people who are, you know, really committed to the cause and they’re really activists out there and they understand that the power of the. The War Room, for instance. But it’s not just the war room, you know, to get people to take action. And that’s one of the greatest thing about the War Room Posse is These guys are 100% activists and they will not tolerate.

So if they’ve got sort of homework to do, they’ll go out and do it. And, you know, we’ve seen them melt down websites before just through the sheer traffic. And then, you know, inundate your senators and your congressmen with phone calls on things that they don’t like that’s happening, you know, and really not tolerate it. And then therefore, to understand that they are not just. Yeah, but yes, they’re not just an individual, you know, you know, striking at windmills. They’re not. They are part of a cohesive form group that together have incredible power. And that was.

Like I said, that’s one of the big things that I wanted to introduce in this book is to. Is to allow people to understand that, you know, while. While some of. Really most of the. Everybody in the book, in my opinion, is admirable, but so are they and their ability to enact change. Like they was all these individuals who are people going out there and fighting and talking to their neighbors. And I don’t mean fighting, you know, and arguing, but I mean not giving up and just. And just continuously going after their goal and not tolerating, you know, misinformation or, you know, just lies and sort of cutting through the facade that we saw.

And it’s really incredible to witness to watch those sorts of things. So, yeah, to answer your question, that’s what we’re really going to see in the 18 months. And then, of course, you’re going to have the pushback from all those. What we call the administrative state, Right. All these bureaucracies and things that are just so entrenched and quite frankly, wasteful, in my opinion, on. In a lot of different categories that, you know, there’s just going to be pushback. So it’s going to have to be a relentless pursuit of, you know, of truth and also of enacting the agenda.

It’s. It’s not going to be easy. It’s not going to be particularly fun, but it can be incredibly effective. Well, courage breeds courage. I mean, as I said, we do have the high ground right now. There was going to see a lot of change. We’re going to expect a lot of changes. Change. And I think this is like the dead cat role or the dead cat bounce. Like they’re grasping for whatever now. Like, this is their final last breath. Nobody’s buying what they’re selling anymore. That old paradigm, that old trickery, that old using celebrities for twerking at our campaigns, it doesn’t work anymore.

That doesn’t fly, dude. People care about their children, about their families. They want to see a bright future for America. So I think as truth seekers, that’s all we can really ask for. Right. Is the ability to be able to do our own research, to be able to form our own opinions, to be able to talk about things how we want to talk about it. You know, that’s what’s truly important. And you are seeing, I think, a sea change, which is incredibly refreshing and, you know, let people argue it out. You know, I don’t need to be right every time.

But that’s not. The point is I don’t. I. Regardless of being right or not, you cannot tell me what to do. Like, that will always. I will always fight back against that. I cannot stand it. That’ll fly in a punch bowl. And talking about 2020, you know, I think we’ll look back in history and understand that 2020 was probably the best thing that could have happened. As painful as it was to go through at the time, that I don’t think that his agenda would have gotten through. He would have just kept continued fighting those guys in the.

In Congress and in the courtroom and all that kind of crazy stuff. There we go. Because I believe this is going to be such a huge marker in history. Absolutely. I knew. I knew and I knew to keep it. I was like, man, this is pivotal time in history. I’m keeping this. Yeah. Biden awarded the win. Yeah. But, yeah, it was really good. But, you know, the beauty of it is. And we can’t see this in advance. Right. And, you know, I personally think that it’s a case of divine providence. Right. You can’t see when you’re going through it, you think it’s horrible.

Right. And you. But you can’t see the bigger plan. But now we got to see the oddness and the lies and all the. All of that was going on and how people were being manipulated. And, you know, again, with Elon taking on X and opening that, you know, people could see. They cannot let the lie leak out. You know, they can’t be exposed for, you know, the untruths that they’re telling. And it’s, you know, it’s party over everything. Right? That’s. That’s what it is. But it’s incredibly horrific and sad to watch the levels of destruction that are.

That, you know, that’s going on with these different wars. And not to mention the stuff that’s going on south of the border with the cartels, you know, those cartels that they do. And it is not something that I want anybody else to see. It’s horrible. And they’re here and that goes on. That goes on daily. That stuff that they do is horrific. And talk about human rights violations. It’s terrible. So every Thursday, I go. Go study the Comanche Indians. Go study the Apaches when they were fighting against the settlers here. Those tactics the cartels still use today, that’s.

That’s been going on for hundreds of years of these Comanche Indians. The way they used to scalp and torture and do the things you do. That’s what they do, and that’s what we’re up to. Yeah, it’s horrible thing. And I think the whole. The. That’s. That’s my main concern. You know, I live on the border, so. Yeah, I. I think. Yeah, you’re right there. Yeah, I think that’s the bloodshed that we could potentially see with these mass deportations and who knows who’s going to be activated within our country during that time. These cartels don’t care. They don’t play by the rules.

They’ll. They’ll murder innocent civilians to get one person. They don’t care. So I. I’m worried about that coming war. Like everything else. I think we’re coming into it, man. I think the big finale, the fireworks are about to go off. The big climax is coming, and I think you’re gonna have a lot more books of rebels, rogues and outlaws. Yeah, it’s been relatively quiet, so, you know, we’re gonna. We’re gonna see. We’re gonna see what we see. Yeah, I think so. Yeah. They’re that. And they’re kind of in the corner crying. They don’t really understand it.

They can’t grasp what is going on and what. They’re sitting there. They want to. They want to, like, have like, these big sort of meta ideas about. About why, you know, Donald Trump won. They can’t understand that people are just fed up with this garbage and they’re. They want. They Want somebody that’s going to fight for them, that’s going to fight for their country. They want what’s good for themselves and for their families. They don’t want all the madness that they’re seeing. You know, these. It’s not just that they’re undocumented. No one knows who they are.

Right. And that’s why they were. What kind of insanity is that? These people are so disconnected from every. From people. The regular, normal, working Joe, celebrities have no idea. These people. Joe the plumber doesn’t pay attention to what Taylor Swift is doing. Yeah, no, no, no one cares about that. And so, you know, Donald Trump’s able to, you know, I don’t want to say, like, it’s in a sort of kind of manipulative way. He’s not. I think he really just understands what people are going through, but also he understands what it takes to a run a good business and also run a good government.

And why can’t those businesses, practices be applied on a greater scale to government with efficiency and looking out for people and creating policies and legislation that actually supports people and families and things? Why can’t we do that? You know, we’re told with all this word salad stuff all the time about, you know, how, you know, it’s racism and it’s, you know, you know, you name it, you know, it’s all this crazy stuff that they spout all the time. But, you know, why can’t people just be people? Why can’t they seek truth? Why can’t they look out for their own family and have policies and things that protect them? You know, people are fed up.

So, yeah, it’s going to be crazy. But, you know, I’m very hopeful that at the end of these next four years, we’re going to see a radically different way to operate in Washington D.C. which I think is a long time coming. And something, quite frankly, I wasn’t sure that I’d ever see in my lifetime. You know, it’s really encouraging. Our morale is definitely boosted after 2024, man. Everyone’s coming into this, you know, even if nuclear war starts, I’m like, all right, at least we have our guy in there, man. At least we got our guy. You know what I mean? So that’s how I feel about it.

Dan, I want to say thank you so much. You want to show the book one more? One more time? Yeah, absolutely. It’s called Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws. It’s a pictorial, pictorial history of the war room. And it’s got, you know, 90 different subjects across 600 or excuse me, 464 pages. It’s a five pound book, but it’s a beautiful addition to anyone who likes not just the war room, but certainly rebels and fighters and wants to be inspired. And you know, it’s quite a conversation piece and I’m very proud of it. And you know, yeah, I hope people that, you know, that get it will go read some reviews on Amazon.

Maybe the review that’s up on war room.org and you know, look at that and find that it would be a great companion piece to their library. They could just go to war room.org and see it there or just go to Amazon. What’s the fastest way to get this book? Amazon. Amazon will get you there. I think they’re running a discount too. So, yeah, we kind of flew out of the first edition copies. It went quick. So it’s in its second or third printing already and as I said, said, you know, we’re looking to do our volume two that I hope that you’ll be in and hopefully it won’t take another five years, so we’ll see.

But, but no, it’s something I’m really, I think a lot of more, a lot more personalities are going to be bred over the next four years, I have a feeling. Oh, oh, for sure. Yeah. That’s going to be the fun of this book. This, this first one for sure is to look back in five years because you know, you’ve got some of the big names like, you know, you got Tucker Carlson and Bobby. Is Elon in this one? Elon’ Elon’s in volume two. He’s coming. But you know, and some of, you know, I can say like half the cabinets in there, you know, Seb Gorka is in it.

But you also have some, some, some, some young fighters out there that are sort of up and coming. And even since, since, yeah, since I’ve, since I’ve even started the project, you know, we’ve seen the rise of a lot of these people. But you know, again, the, the thing is, you know, they’re fighting spirit and they’re, they’re in, in, in, let’s say, inability and unwillingness to kowtow to people and to fight what’s true and what’s really in their heart. And you know, there’s DNA of America. That is the DNA of America. That’s the true fabric of America right there.

These personalities. That’s what America is made of. Yeah, yeah. And, and in the book, you won’t really see any bios or anything. I talk about all kinds of things, you know, about God and angels and demons and life and philosophy, but also, you know, some of it’s. Some of it’s profound and some of it’s just absurd. But, you know, there’s. For the. For the discerning reader who’s going to go through it, they’re going to find a lot of, you know, I call them Easter eggs or, you know, little trolls or, you know, there’s. There’s a lot of layers to the thing.

Spiritual warfare of the. Of humanity. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It. Because, you know, it really is a spiritual warfare. You know, I think we were talking just. We started on air about, you know, what does it mean to be a human being and to have human consciousness. And that’s something that I really wanted to tackle in this book, too, because I think it’s something that’s very important and to understand that, you know, regardless of the stories and your upbringing or your background that you have rolling in your head, you know, that doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s true and that it’s real and that it’s important throughout life to really be a truth seeker and to un.

Understand to the best of your ability. You know, what does it mean to be a conscious person? You know, how you are as a kid is not how you are as an adult. And how you were last year is not how you are today. And everything’s always evolving and changing. So really, I hope people would be inspired to understand that sort of warfare or just really seeking that’s out there to, you know, be the greatest human being that they can. The most. Most realized person that they can be. And, yeah, I talk. I talk a lot about God and, you know, forces bigger than us, you know, what’s going on in the book.

But, you know, so I think that’s. That makes it a little different than your standard maybe coffee table book. And I think something that takes people by surprise, you know, I try to have a little bit of depth there in the writing because that, to me is as important as the images. But I really do try to understand not, you know, like I said, there’s no bios or you’re not going to say, oh, Seb Gorka was this and that, and then he did this. You know, that’s not really what it’s about, but it’s about what makes him a fighter, what motivates him, what animates him, you know, And I, And I try to tackle that with.

With all these individuals and make the stories maybe a little bit deeper than anything you’d understand just from reading a bio which just had no appeal to me at all. I just never wanted to put that in there. Well, you sent me a book, but I haven’t got it yet, so I’m just waiting. I’m sure you’ll get it as soon as we get off air. I saw a box coming to the end. Thank you for joining me, man. Where can people find you? So I’m in. Do it fluid on Twitter and Insta. It’s a D O I T F L U E T.

That’s probably the best way to reach me. And I still haven’t gotten a website up, which something I probably should do this weekend. All right, Dan, I appreciate you coming on, man. Send me your links when you can and I’ll. I’ll post them under the video. All right, folks, this. If you see this on YouTube, a couple of the words will be edited out. I’ll have the raw version up on Rumble and Ninos Corner tv. Thank you, Dan, for joining me so much, man. Dave, it’s a pleasure, man. Great. Great seeing you again.
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