Bannon's War Room - September 28, 2026


Episode 5695： Marxism And Islam Are Bleeding Into America

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00:00:00 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:07 Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:12 Here's one time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:16 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:18 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:21 but you're not going to stop it.
00:00:22 It's going to happen.
00:00:24 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27 Mega Media.
00:00:28 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:52 Monday, 28th September, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:00:55 Okay, we're going to put some context, some framing around what we just talked about with Alex de Grasse.
00:01:00 Now, de Grasse will be in studio tomorrow.
00:01:02 We're going to go through state-by-state these House races because this has been a PSYOP to date.
00:01:10 That being said, understand there's a lot of people there that are quite unhappy,
00:01:14 and there's many reasons for people to be unhappy.
00:01:17 That's also, right now, we're fighting to save this country.
00:01:20 If you turn it over to these folks, particularly turn over the House, we're going to have hell to pay for that because the House is, as you know, by the Constitution, kind of where the action gets generated from.
00:01:32 And Jamie Raskin, these guys have have been plotting this for a long time.
00:01:37 So it's it's now or never.
00:01:39 Please remember, nothing is written.
00:01:43 This is all about your human agency.
00:01:45 The 2020 election, remember, 14 seats we picked up, net 12 in the House.
00:01:52 Another big pickup in 22.
00:01:54 Didn't get to the 30 or 35 we thought, but picked up enough to take the House of Representatives.
00:01:59 In 24, the biggest comeback in American political history in 2024 topped even the comeback, I think, in 16, which was another historic comeback.
00:02:10 But we need to frame this about what the alternatives are.
00:02:15 Laura Reese joins us now, Heritage Director of Border Security.
00:02:20 You work with Mike Howe and Todd Bensman.
00:02:24 They're part of your group over at Heritage, correct, ma'am?
00:02:27 That is right.
00:02:28 They are great members of the team and fearless.
00:02:33 So this piece in the Daily Signal, if we could get it up, if Denver could get it up,
00:02:38 You did, I think, the best job I've seen to date of what I say connecting dots.
00:02:44 And you said there's a flashing red in this midterm or flashing red for America right now about this red-green alliance.
00:02:51 How did you come to think about this, to write it, when you're in charge of, like, border security and immigration?
00:02:57 How did that tie into you making this case of connecting all these different dots about the Marxist-Jihadist opponents that we have right now in this country, ma'am?
00:03:09 Well, it was a couple of factors. We're in the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 terror attacks, and so it is incumbent on Americans to remember and for those who are too young to learn who was behind those attacks and why.
00:03:26 And rereading parts of the 9-11 Commission report was very important because a couple of things that they called out were the lack of information sharing that a wall was erected intentionally by Clinton's Justice Department to prevent sharing of information between the intelligence community and law enforcement, but also the inability to spot the dots and to connect them.
00:03:56 You combine that with James Mitchell, who was a CIA contractor, and he interrogated Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, KSM, the mastermind behind the attacks, and KSM told us kind of what we're now living, and that is they didn't need to do more grandiose attacks using planes.
00:04:22 Instead, he said, here's what's going to happen. We're going to use your immigration system. We're going to have more births than native-born Americans. We're going to use your welfare system. We're going to wrap ourselves in the rights and privileges of the U.S. Constitution. 0.55
00:04:39 And when we get enough power and enough numbers, we're going to start normalizing Sharia and then start using it against you. 0.98
00:04:50 You know, America will expose its own neck for us to slaughter it. 0.99
00:04:55 combined with Xi's visit from China last week and the ongoing dozens of tactics that the Chinese 0.51
00:05:05 Communist Party uses inside the U.S. to weaken the U.S. And then the aspect that I think never
00:05:12 gets enough attention or notice or dot connecting is the global elite and the international
00:05:19 organizations that orchestrate a lot of this. Well, that comes with the dark money. Give us
00:05:27 a minute on that. When you talk about the global elites, that's the source in this crowd. It's
00:05:31 the guy in Shanghai right now that's writing huge checks back at the Democratic Party. Talk to me
00:05:39 about how that's a connective tissue to the Marxist jihadist. Right. So George Soros, and now it's
00:05:47 more his son, Alex, but George Soros Open Society Foundations has been a funder and organizer of
00:05:56 mass migration around the world. And a memo leaked back in, I think, 2016 or 2018, where
00:06:03 Open Society Foundation staff were touting, bragging, excited about the mass migration that
00:06:11 was occurring at that time. It was mostly out of Syria and into Western European countries.
00:06:17 But they talked about how other big donors could take advantage of this and were interested in this and how this was an opportunity to normalize mass migration and basically to use the refugee process, quote unquote refugees, to make all this happen.
00:06:35 And so that foretold then what we just lived through during the Biden administration, when many of these same NGOs funded, trained, transported the masses from all over the world to the U.S. and then throughout the U.S.
00:06:53 Neville Singham, who is a U.S. citizen but lives in Shanghai, has ties to the Chinese Communist Party, is funding a lot of these riots, these protests, this obstruction we see in the streets against ICE in particular, Minnesota, New York City, and elsewhere.
00:07:11 He's married to the founder of Code Pink.
00:07:14 So it's all very incestuous.
00:07:16 the um go back i want to the the connective dots of what they said in the what mitchell
00:07:24 got out of the interrogation at ksm was immigration uh higher birth rates once they're here they're
00:07:31 going to take everything they can from the welfare and we've seen this on the the welfare fraud and
00:07:36 and the use americans rights and privileges right freedom of religion all this to turn our
00:07:42 constitution into a suicide pact we see this playing out in texas and where we're gonna
00:07:46 we're gonna be shifting the show down to these battleground states here in about a week
00:07:50 uh in the run-up to the midterms but walk through one more time he he he told us we don't need
00:07:56 even more terrorist attacks or particularly at the scale of uh of 9-11 though we'll do it this
00:08:03 way walk us through it one more time but the the connective the the dot connecting that needs to be
00:08:09 done here? Yeah, here's what KSM told his interrogator, that jihadi-minded people would 0.64
00:08:17 immigrate to the U.S. in large numbers, would use our welfare system, would have many more births
00:08:27 than native-born Americans, and would cloak themselves in our rights and privileges of the 0.99
00:08:33 U.S. Constitution, particularly, as you said, freedom of religion, and rise up, start to 0.90
00:08:42 normalize Sharia, and then, you know, go from there and said, basically, America will expose 0.97
00:08:50 its own neck for us to slaughter it. And so here's what we've seen. And since 9-11, the Muslim 0.97
00:08:56 population, Muslims from Muslim nations, has doubled. It was 1.7 million in 2001. It's now
00:09:05 3.4 million. We are obviously exposing a lot of fraud every week, almost every day, particularly
00:09:13 from communities like Somali communities in Minnesota and Maine and elsewhere. So, you know, 1.00
00:09:20 check on the welfare warning that KSM gave. And you're starting to see these enclaves that
00:09:29 are violating anti-discrimination laws, you know, hiring their own, buying and selling
00:09:37 through their own economic systems, et cetera. And Sharia courts kind of on the fringes. So that
00:09:44 has started. And so we need to keep reading this warning, but more importantly, halt what is
00:09:52 happening here and reverse it. Otherwise, we're going to be, you know, looking and suffering the
00:09:58 way that UK and France is right now. So this is a great thing for our audience to be a force 0.99
00:10:05 multiply and push it out, particularly to your friends, relatives, colleagues that sit there
00:10:10 going to look at your cross-eyed when you talk about this, because it's a great, it's very
00:10:15 accessible and explains it in kind of in plain English. They can see it for this audience. This
00:10:20 is why we had to grass on for the first hour. He's going to be back tomorrow. The, the, the
00:10:25 issue we have before us for this midterms to hold the house and hold the Senate is that the, the,
00:10:33 the grassroots people and the grassroots leaders, like for the war room, they've heard this and they
00:10:38 go 100 percent but they see you know they voted for no foreign wars and they voted for mass
00:10:43 deportations and yet we're going to have russ vote hopefully on here from omb uh if not later
00:10:50 this afternoon then tomorrow or wednesday one billion dollar rescission to stop a lot of this
00:10:56 welfare madness a one billion dollar decision i think it was 858 million um on a on a budget
00:11:03 that's seven and a half trillion dollars and i think we're spending a billion dollars every seven
00:11:06 minutes. You know, the candidate in Maine, the Republicans came up and said, no, you can't do
00:11:11 that. The president can't do it. The grassroots were determined to draw out the Trump base and
00:11:17 particularly those lower propensity voters are sitting there going, hey, yes, what Laura's
00:11:22 telling me, I understand. I'll push it out. But did we take enough action? And now that we have
00:11:27 control and when you see the action, it's thwarted by much of the Republican establishment. It goes,
00:11:33 oh, well, that's too hard. That's nativist. That's racist. You can't do that, ma'am.
00:11:39 Yeah, our side needs to keep pushing, and particularly on mass deportations. The White 0.99
00:11:46 House notices just this weekend they had to do another backstep when it was reported that ICE
00:11:55 was directed to only arrest aliens with additional crimes. And so it gets tiresome. I know our side
00:12:05 grows weary, but we cannot stop. We need to keep reminding people that, you know,
00:12:12 of just four years ago, two years ago, what we lived through, what we suffered, and the absolute
00:12:18 waste of money, our taxpayer dollars that are going on all these people who aren't supposed
00:12:25 to be here. The left is very good at distracting people and just having them stream through
00:12:34 TikTok or wherever. And it's to keep people distracted and not notice and forget a mere
00:12:40 two years ago and the very causes that we were suffering so much, not just from open border,
00:12:46 but the crime and the fentanyl and and the cost it's unsustainable and and we cannot go back to
00:12:52 it so um we really need our base to get out and remind people of just a mere two years ago how
00:12:59 bad it was and how much worse it will be because the left only dials it up they don't use the same
00:13:05 tactics they they dial it up even more um and so you know the uk is a blueprint and it's one we
00:13:13 need to reject. In fact, we've got Raheem Kassam coming on from London next about all this. What
00:13:18 Laura's talking about, there was a report out that in Kansas, the, you know, Marshall or somebody
00:13:24 was telling people that you can't, you can only arrest people with criminal records. It seemed
00:13:29 like DHS agreed with that. There was a firestorm from the MAGA right that got reversed. And not
00:13:34 just that, there's reports that DHS, I think, announced that they're actually sending, they're
00:13:39 sending DHS officials into sanctuary states and sanctuary cities. So we're going to track that,
00:13:45 but it shows you when people say, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We need these mass
00:13:49 deportations. The great effort led by Mike Hout. Laura, where do people go to get your writings?
00:13:54 We're going to push this one out hard today, but where do they go to find out everything you're
00:13:58 doing at Heritage and all your writings over at Daily Signal?
00:14:01 go to hernia.org i'm also on x at laura l-o-r-a underscore r-i-e-s and uh this piece
00:14:09 that you put up is also on daily signal i want to thank rob blue and his team over daily signal
00:14:15 magnificent magnificent new site laura thank you so much for joining us on a monday to kick things
00:14:21 off. Appreciate you. London has fallen. Raheem Kassam is our man on the spot. A thwarted terrorist
00:14:32 attack over the weekend. Also, UK politics in turmoil about these very issues. Our own Raheem
00:14:41 Kassam, founder of the National Pulse, editor of the National Pulse. Join us next in The Word.
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00:16:18 Rahim Kassam joins us today from the United Kingdom.
00:16:21 Rahim, you just informed me, I guess, shortly ago,
00:16:27 they just released the five individuals that were rounded up yesterday
00:16:31 about this supposed terrorist attack at this American Air Force base in the United Kingdom.
00:16:39 Yeah, that's right, Steve.
00:16:40 Just a couple of moments ago, in fact, we got a notification that the police had released on bail the people that they had arrested yesterday near RAF Fairford, which is that joint U.S.-U.K. base where they base the U.S. bombers out of.
00:16:57 And it's a bizarre situation because obviously we're used to the police in this country, kind of slow rolling information as it pertains to issues like this, even when there is a massive public interest and obviously massive public threat.
00:17:12 they had evacuated the local area. People had to stay in hotels last night, and today they come out
00:17:17 and they say that the investigation isn't over, but these men have been released on bail, although
00:17:24 they also have stringent conditions on their movement and stringent conditions on contact
00:17:32 with others. The police concluded by saying they're now pursuing multiple lines of inquiry.
00:17:39 or if they're released on bail you have to be charged with something right you have to be
00:17:45 charged to then set a bail do we know have they released what they were actually charged with
00:17:51 yeah they have said that they were charged with um the uh attempt uh to uh uh effectively
00:18:00 produce a terror attack uh that can be several things by the way that can be
00:18:05 an explosives charge, in that they simply were driving around with explosives they weren't
00:18:11 supposed to have. The terror legislation in this country is quite broad and can pertain to all
00:18:16 sorts of things. But they were driving these fuel vans, these three fuel vans around. And it's not
00:18:23 clear that they were real company vans. The press in this country has attempted to find the company
00:18:29 that was listed on the side of the vehicles. There is no such company. And so the whole situation
00:18:35 for most people right here, right now,
00:18:38 and I say this as somebody who's following it
00:18:39 extremely closely, extremely intently,
00:18:41 with a whole team around me doing the same,
00:18:43 is that everyone's baffled.
00:18:47 How could you, riddle me this,
00:18:50 how could you be charged over the weekend
00:18:52 with some sort of, at least charge,
00:18:55 about either instigating terrorism,
00:18:58 a terrorist attack, or planning a terrorist attack,
00:19:01 or somehow being involved,
00:19:03 and they said bail,
00:19:04 How can you let people go? It's like mind boggling. How could they let these individuals go?
00:19:11 What is the situation here with these courts? Well, let me give you an example. So I believe
00:19:16 this was heard in Westminster Magistrates Court. And Westminster Magistrates Court,
00:19:20 one of the magistrates there, one of the judges, is a chap called Tanwir Ikram. And Tanwir Ikram
00:19:27 last year released, or rather they were charged and sentenced these Palestine solidarity activists
00:19:37 in London who were marching around with Hamas-style paragliders. They were subsequently
00:19:45 found guilty of doing that, but the magistrate, this Tanwar Ikram, effectively sentenced them to
00:19:52 a 12-month conditional discharge, which meant they served no time for the crime they were found
00:20:01 guilty of. Another terror legislation charge, by the way. And to add to that one of the most
00:20:10 heinous things I think I've seen in a long time, this magistrate, Tanwe Ekram, was then found
00:20:17 having liked a post on LinkedIn, and I'm going to read it to you here, that said, 0.83
00:20:23 free, free Palestine to the Israeli terrorists, both in the United Kingdom, the United States, 0.60
00:20:28 and of course, Israel, you can run, you can bomb, but you cannot hide. Justice will be coming for 0.83
00:20:34 you. He wasn't reprimanded. He said that he simply made a mistake in liking that post. And so I'm
00:20:42 not accusing Tanwar Ikram of doing anything in this case. In fact, I don't even know yet if he
00:20:47 was the magistrate in this case. But that gives you, and it's a very small magistrate's court,
00:20:52 it gives you an example of precisely how the court system works here in London.
00:21:00 It's small, but a lot of important cases come because of Westminster. How are magistrate
00:21:04 judges selected? Is this a labor government selecting these? Is there some sort of process
00:21:09 of their selection, that they have to go through confirmation like you do here in the States and
00:21:14 get blue slip here so that the minority in this case, Nigel Farage or the Tory party can stand up
00:21:22 to it? How are these judges picked? You know, that's a question for the legally minded. I'm
00:21:28 not entirely aware of how the magistrates court select their magistrates. But the fact that he
00:21:34 was caught doing this and faced no penalty, suggests that the court system itself, and of
00:21:40 course, people know this. One of the things you hear all over this country at the moment is that
00:21:45 there isn't an effective sentencing council. There isn't an effective court system. The
00:21:51 backlog is extraordinary. We have no prison places left in this country. And the Labour
00:21:57 government refuses to build any more capacity. It's a broken system, a completely broken system.
00:22:04 And so to remove these people, I'm sure, would be extremely, extremely difficult.
00:22:10 We still get videos all the time that Christians praying outside of abortion centers are rounded up.
00:22:17 Tommy Robinson, I think, was stopped the other day for like the fourth time.
00:22:20 His phones and everything were taken.
00:22:24 Is the system weighted against people that heretofore thought they had free speech liberty in the United Kingdom,
00:22:31 that even Christians praying outside of abortion clinics 0.93
00:22:34 or people demonstrating against this Islamic takeover 0.95
00:22:38 are the ones that are targeted, whereas the Islamists,
00:22:41 I mean, it's kind of mind-boggling that somebody that was associated
00:22:44 with a terrorist attack that's actually charged with some element
00:22:48 associated with it and bail set can be let out in 24 hours.
00:22:54 I mean, people are pretty gobsmacked about that, sir.
00:22:58 I mean, if you wanted to create mass panic,
00:23:01 that's one of the ways to create it, right? Because they haven't given any further information
00:23:05 as to how these people can move about. They've said the conditions on their movement. What
00:23:09 conditions on their movement? Where can they go? These people were from London. This attack
00:23:13 happened some, or attempted attack, as we're told, happened some two hours outside London.
00:23:19 So is it there? Is it here? You know, it's just completely unclear. Extremely little detail that
00:23:27 we're being given um and and you know you talk about the the social contract effectively right
00:23:35 how that's all uh broken down people i mean people will remember the case of henry novak right
00:23:40 whose whose whose last words uh you know well i think i've been stabbed and the police said to him
00:23:47 um don't think you have me um there is there is multi-tiered policing and multi-tiered
00:23:54 justice going on in the united kingdom um and of course it's it's more than just talking about
00:24:00 islam and and the way minorities are treated um you have to talk about specifically how white
00:24:08 people are being treated as second-class citizens in their own home nations at the moment
00:24:15 rahim you know and doing uh doing obviously being with us and and and having uh your own
00:24:21 podcast and launching National Pulse. You've been one of the leading voices and that platform's been
00:24:27 one of the leaders of kind of telling people in the United States what's exactly going on and
00:24:32 where the Trump administration has failed to act in certain areas, you guys have been on top of
00:24:39 that. Rav here now, we're in the middle of this fight of providing a pool feed 24-7. And by the
00:24:46 I think it's close to 3,000 people have already signed up for the newsletter coming out of there.
00:24:52 I'll give more details on that later.
00:24:54 But do you feel constrained that when you spend time or you go over to the U.K. to assist Nigel and do other things, are you able?
00:25:01 Because when I look at the legacy media there, it's 10 times worse than here.
00:25:06 I mean, BBC and Sky and all these, you get a completely different picture of what's being reported.
00:25:12 Is it more repressive there than even in the United States against the legacy media?
00:25:19 It is one of the most stifling environments to speak that I've ever experienced.
00:25:29 The number of warnings that even my friends, that are my friends in the legal industry, give me about the things that I tweet while I'm over here.
00:25:41 the things that i say to you while i'm here um you know i honestly can't believe it i really
00:25:48 can't believe it and you know me um i throw caution to the wind on these things if you want
00:25:54 to come at me for telling the truth come at me for telling the truth and we'll have that argument
00:25:58 out in any courtroom you want and and and in the court of public opinion uh specifically i wrote
00:26:04 a book no go zones in 2016 and 17 which was a bestseller which laid out everything that was
00:26:12 going on um not just here in the united kingdom but also across europe also across the united
00:26:19 states you know i remember in that book i warned what was coming in michigan and look at what the
00:26:25 what the election cycle looks like right now um for uh for november in michigan and uh i wrote
00:26:33 another book called Enoch Was Right, which, you know, if Enoch Powell, the infamous parliamentarian
00:26:39 from the 50s and 60s and 70s, had said what he said then about a nation heaping up its own funeral
00:26:46 pyre with mass migration, no doubt in my mind, no doubt in my mind that he would at the very least
00:26:54 had a knock on the door with the police telling him, you want to watch yourself, mate, because 0.99
00:26:59 this is this is unlawful speech so I don't care I will keep speaking the truth if they want to
00:27:06 make me a martyr on that basis they're more than welcome to it but what it does Steve is it is it 0.98
00:27:12 especially for younger people coming up in this environment watching their world change around
00:27:17 and watching their neighborhoods change around them it terrifies them it discourages them the
00:27:22 level of despondency political despondency that is here in the United Kingdom right now I've never
00:27:28 seen anything like it anywhere or at any time in my life. And there are just a few happy
00:27:34 warriors out there like Nigel Farage, like the people around him. We're still fighting
00:27:39 that fight and trying to get their countries back. So, you know, I'm honored to be here
00:27:42 again, you know, helping out in whatever ways I can. And we'll have more information on
00:27:48 that as time goes on.
00:27:51 Hang on one second. We're going to hold you through the break. Rahim Kassam. Wow.
00:27:58 Reporting live from the United Kingdom, next in the War Room.
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00:31:22 rahim the books were prescient at the time you were one of the senior people running breitbart
00:31:28 you were running breitbart london you said hey i don't think people realize what's happening in
00:31:32 the West and you, and this was just as courageous as Benzman and Burkwam and these guys going down
00:31:39 to Central America and the Darien Gap. You went into some of the most dangerous places in the
00:31:44 world and they happen to be in major cities in Europe that become these enclaves. And now we
00:31:50 understand as, you know, we keep saying London has fallen of what the problem is. Now we're
00:31:57 seeing here in the United States, you get Mandani running New York City, you got Abdul running in
00:32:01 Michigan, you get the Dearborn, Michigan problem in Texas. Texas is a dogfight down there. And over
00:32:07 the weekend, Amy Mech and people have had all types of additions of what the Texas business
00:32:16 community working with this Islamist to do more Islamic centers, which they've now turned into
00:32:20 voting precincts and they turn out everybody and they all vote the same way. Add that with the
00:32:26 Marxist element of it. I mean, you've seen this, you've warned about Sadiq Khan for the longest
00:32:31 time is is there any way you said people are despondent that's what they want people here
00:32:36 in the united states to be that hey there's no hope it's just overwhelming and that's why this
00:32:39 midterm is all about our human agency because nothing is written do you find that despondency
00:32:47 because our people and particularly that because you say hey i feel intimidated it's it's the worst
00:32:53 environment ever free speech i mean our ideas about free speech came to us in the in the before
00:33:00 the revolution is one of the things we fought for and of course the united kingdom great britain is
00:33:05 our mother country as much as the uh the the current uh crowd running things in new york city
00:33:11 don't want to don't want to um admit to that your thoughts is this despondency just because it's a
00:33:17 psyop and people get depressed and they feel they can't fight back sir yeah look i i i before i got
00:33:26 here i did a trip to um did a trip to philadelphia and i went and saw you know so much of the uh the
00:33:34 old uh revolution era sites and graves and i've just just wanted to kind of immerse myself in
00:33:43 something a feeling um an aspiration that that we you know i wouldn't say it's it's completely lost
00:33:52 here. But as I say, it's kind of being beaten out of the ordinary man and woman. You know how it is. 0.54
00:33:59 They load you up with day-to-day what I call petty indignities, right? How am I going to pay my gas
00:34:05 bill? How am I going to pay my car insurance? What am I going to do when my mother or my father or
00:34:11 my grandmother gets sick? The tax burden in this country is unbelievable. The end levels of energy
00:34:18 debt are unbelievable through the roof skyrocketing and it's one of the first things that people stop
00:34:24 paying right um getting worse and worse and so they they load you up with these petty indignities
00:34:31 but it's death by a thousand cuts because then you can't worry about anything outside of that
00:34:36 you can't worry about what your community looks like you can't worry about three streets down
00:34:40 or three doors down even from your own house the the entire ability to care about and curate your
00:34:47 community let alone your country is ripped away from you with that particular tactic and that's
00:34:55 what this current Labour government with its unelected Prime Minister by the way Andy Burnham
00:35:01 who I think President Trump was far too kind to at the United Nations should have should have
00:35:07 never taken his line or accepted his conjecture about how the illegal migrant boat crossings
00:35:14 were coming down in number because this very past week there have been 1500
00:35:21 fighting age men who have landed on the shores of the south coast of England and who have been
00:35:29 ferried into communities at taxpayer expense free phones free hotels all of that in the last week
00:35:37 alone and if you project those numbers forward through to the end of the year no no the number
00:35:43 wouldn't have gone down year on year at all the number would have actually gone up year on year
00:35:48 and so these guys I mean I'll give you another example um the Labour Home Secretary uh Shabana
00:35:55 Mahmood uh the first thing that she announces after this uh foiled terror attack whatever
00:36:01 when we don't even really know what it is now uh was announced just just uh yesterday the first
00:36:08 thing she announces is that we the government have found a new legal pathway for Palestinians
00:36:16 and Afghan refugees into Britain. That's her number one announcement after something like
00:36:23 that happens. We also have this situation where we found out the day before yesterday that since
00:36:28 2015, a top Hamas operative has been living in the United Kingdom, was granted asylum under a
00:36:38 Conservative Party government, was then given citizenship, and then planned European terror
00:36:46 attacks from here on British soil. The people who were in charge of the asylum and immigration
00:36:54 plans for the Conservative government back then, by the way, in 2015, are now shadow cabinet
00:37:01 ministers for Kemi Badenoch's Conservative Party today. And I would suggest to you that whether
00:37:07 it's the Labour Party or the Conservative Party, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing,
00:37:14 electing the same people every four or five years and wondering why things don't change. And that
00:37:19 is what is in the mind of almost every britain right now doesn't matter if they're on the left
00:37:25 or on the right you know the left are toying with voting for the the very far left green party
00:37:30 the very very pro-islam very pro-gaza green party and of course on the right uh we have
00:37:39 the reform party so people are looking for alternatives and it will be upon you know those
00:37:45 populist left and populist right parties, not just to provide talking points, you know,
00:37:51 or bullet points, but actual hard strategy to save this country.
00:37:58 Whereas the Tories are like, or maybe even worse than the RINO, because you're seeing
00:38:05 a resurgence of RINO saying, hey, once this midterm is lost, then we can broom Trump and
00:38:12 Trumpism.
00:38:13 Where's the Tory party in all this?
00:38:15 how long you got because it's my favorite subject um the the conservative party uh every couple of
00:38:23 years will pretend to reinvent itself you know this is the party of of once upon a time margaret
00:38:29 thatcher um but but never since you know we haven't had another fashion um it's the party of
00:38:36 um yeah just john major david cameron theresa may boris johnson all of these leaders and and by the
00:38:46 way when somebody came along and tried to do it a different economic a more radical plan like lose
00:38:51 trust you know they tossed her out immediately um this is a party that that lies for almost for fun
00:39:00 uh they pretend they've changed i'll give you i'll give you a great example um we heard about
00:39:05 this Hamas guy yesterday and he was asked on television yesterday over here uh the the the
00:39:11 conservative party's shadow home secretary was asked um you know why why did you guys let this
00:39:18 man in and he said no government could have stopped it because the judiciary oversees that
00:39:23 then he was asked so then how can you promise people that it will never happen again when
00:39:26 you're re-elected he says well we'll come out of the ECHR the European Convention on Human Rights
00:39:30 well hold on they had the opportunity over 14 years to come out of the european convention on
00:39:36 human rights and they chose not to do it they chose not to do it for for for over a decade
00:39:41 that man himself voted against getting the european convention on human rights off um the
00:39:47 british statutory books so so they'll come around and they'll say no no we this time it's different
00:39:53 this time we've really changed you know like an abusive partner in a relationship um and this
00:39:59 time we've got somebody new at the helm. It doesn't matter. And I've got lots more coming
00:40:04 out shortly that we'll be publishing on The National Pulse, and that I'll be publishing
00:40:07 across my social media profiles about the leadership of the Conservative Party and how
00:40:11 they can never, ever be trusted again.
00:40:16 Rahim, I think there's a video going around, I put it up, with the Home Secretary and Sadiq
00:40:22 Khan in Pakistan. I mean, are these two people backed by the Muslim Brotherhood? It looks
00:40:27 like they've been at this before they took roles in elective government they've been at this as
00:40:32 part of a muslim brotherhood plan to flood the zone in the united kingdom with uh with migrants
00:40:39 that are uh that are radicalized sir yeah and look this is another one of those sorts of topics
00:40:47 where you have to you know being based here in the uk you have to be very careful about what you say
00:40:52 I could be charged with a hate crime for suggesting that Sadiq Khan has malintent towards Britons.
00:41:00 I could be convicted under the Malicious Communications Act for suggesting that Shabana Mahmood may not be a British patriot.
00:41:10 You know, there may be something else going on here.
00:41:12 Other loyalties are at play here.
00:41:15 And this is the world we live in today.
00:41:18 you know i'm not i'm not trying to discourage people because actually i want people out
00:41:22 speaking more about these things but but you know people will remember an infamous interview i gave
00:41:29 on on television gosh it was probably a decade ago where i said sadiq khan is turning london 1.00
00:41:36 into a s-hole um and and and the political establishment lost their minds but it was true 0.98
00:41:44 I mean, the levels of knife crime were skyrocketing at the time. The levels of street robberies, burglaries, the trash on the streets, all of that.
00:41:55 Now, I will say this. In recent years, London has improved. It's absolutely improved. You can see it.
00:42:05 but it went through some horrific times under Sadiq Khan
00:42:10 before it came out the other end
00:42:12 and it wasn't because of Sadiq Khan
00:42:14 that it managed to come out the other end
00:42:16 it was because ordinary Londoners rolled their sleeves up
00:42:19 and started fixing their communities
00:42:21 because they knew the elected mayor
00:42:22 wasn't going to do anything of the sort
00:42:24 I think that there is a fifth column in this country Steve
00:42:29 that we're not allowed to talk about
00:42:31 we're not allowed to mention
00:42:32 and it speaks to the very heart of your question
00:42:34 uh rahim if you can hang on uh for one second i want to hold you through the break because i want
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00:46:16 Incredible call.
00:46:17 Somebody with the East Texas accent will pick up.
00:46:20 Rahim, I'm kind of shocked that our mother country has such restrictions that you actually feel,
00:46:27 because you're not a guy that has any compunction of telling it the way it is,
00:46:31 feels like with these laws you just mentioned, that you could be rounded up. I mean, I don't
00:46:36 even know how Nigel campaigns and puts up a fight against this. You mentioned the fifth column. It's
00:46:42 one of the issues we have here in the states now, particularly we have, you know, DHS told us last
00:46:46 night they're going to the sanctuary states, sanctuary cities. I, my God, I hope so. We've
00:46:50 been pining for this, but we have a successionist movement here with a bunch of John C. Calhouns who 0.64
00:46:57 who not just want to protect the 22 to 25 million illegal aliens
00:47:03 that came in under Biden's watch, but more.
00:47:07 I mean, Bovino says it's 100 million.
00:47:10 And, of course, I think there's 42% of the population in New York
00:47:13 is native-born.
00:47:15 That's what's driving Mamdani to victory here.
00:47:18 Do you think we have a fifth column here in the States?
00:47:22 Yeah, look, and to your point, by the way,
00:47:23 I didn't, you know, we didn't sort of discuss what we're going to be talking about in all that great detail before I knew it was coming on today.
00:47:31 But, you know, I'm wearing this tie that is a crown of England and the torch of liberty of the United States.
00:47:40 So it goes to the heart of what you're talking about, of the values that were brought over by your founders and enshrined in the United States.
00:47:54 the way in which we wish we had you know wish we had a first amendment enshrined uh the way we do
00:48:04 it increasingly by the way people are talking about in england that they wish they had a second
00:48:09 amendment um to defend themselves um not just against uh criminals but also against the idea
00:48:15 of tyrannical government and these these are sort of uh basic should be basic ideas of liberty um
00:48:21 that never die but unfortunately they are withering on the vine um over here look you know
00:48:26 no goes owns when i wrote it and i toured these neighborhoods in in europe um in whether it was
00:48:32 brussels or paris or in the south of france or in sweden you name it or in england and then i
00:48:41 went over to the us and i went to dearborn and i went to ham tramek and i went to a slew of other
00:48:46 places across the country and try to get that warning into that book you know this the strap
00:48:52 line of the book it's called no-go signs but the strap line of the book is how sharia is coming to
00:48:56 a neighborhood near you and that was a line that i actually took from an old christopher hitchens
00:49:01 speech where he was warning that if you if you allow these people into your midst this fifth
00:49:06 column into your midst that it is incredibly difficult to cut that cancer out of your society 0.97
00:49:14 Once the routes have taken hold, and he said, you must stop it now before it's too late.
00:49:21 Rahim Ghassan, by the way, it might mention that the Air Force Base that you're talking
00:49:28 about was the one that the Prime Minister that had this terrorist attack, or at least
00:49:33 this terrorist event over the weekend, was the same one that the Prime Minister notified
00:49:37 the Americans on the bombing for the nuclear weapon or the nuclear proposal that you had
00:49:46 to wait six to eight hours before you could do it, they couldn't be in the first wave,
00:49:49 so it's a whole controversy there.
00:49:51 Raheem, National Pulse, your Twitter feed.
00:49:54 Do you feel restricted?
00:49:55 Do you feel restricted while you're in England of putting up the same type of heated?
00:50:00 Because you come in a little hot every now and again on a wide range of topics.
00:50:04 I mean, I've known Raheem now for 15, 16, 17 years.
00:50:08 He ran Breitbart London, was one of my senior guys at Breitbart,
00:50:11 always been very close to the show and obviously very close to Nigel.
00:50:16 Raheem, you've got a reputation.
00:50:17 I mean, you just don't give two Fs.
00:50:19 You've been known to take on the powers that be and and and hit them right between the eyes.
00:50:25 Are you are you uncomfortable now as we go to the close of the show of being as brutally honest as you normally are on Twitter, given you're actually in your home country, the United Kingdom?
00:50:39 I wouldn't say I'm cowed, but I'm certainly I'm certainly aware of it.
00:50:43 You know, you certainly think twice when you're drafting something about what can be used against you, what can be construed in a way that, you know, a court could easily convict you over something.
00:50:55 But the message, the underlying message has to remain the same always.
00:50:59 And thankfully, the National Pulse is a U.S. entity.
00:51:02 Pop what I want over there if they want to try and sue us over there or censor us or whatever it is.
00:51:07 Bring it on, quite frankly.
00:51:08 I do want to give a shout out to the National Pulse team who are holding it down while I'm
00:51:14 over here. We've actually got a lot of new style articles on the site now, a lot of explainers,
00:51:21 because we keep getting asked, you know, what is going on in the UK? What is going on with
00:51:27 the Ministry of Truth in the United Kingdom, which is what we're talking about, the new sprawling
00:51:33 censorship regime? I think you can see it up there on your screens now. So there's a lot of
00:51:38 explainers rather than just like the news items that people have been used to seeing for the last
00:51:42 couple of years that are going up on the national pulse and i will say this to people it costs time
00:51:47 it costs money it costs a lot of effort and of course a lot of risk um in publishing things like
00:51:52 that um so go to the national pulse.com make sure you're signing up and supporting our work please
00:51:58 we are 100 reader funded um if you don't do things like that well that's where people sell out and i
00:52:05 wanted them to do that so it's thenationalpulse.com so we can keep bringing you you know the news that
00:52:10 other people don't want you to hear it's one of the first sites i go to every day it's amazing
00:52:15 national pulse make sure you go check it out if you want to support rahim in his work
00:52:21 hit the donate button if you don't want some cash rahim twitter feed where they go for your
00:52:27 twitter getter all that yeah everywhere um just at rahim kassam uh and i've been using uh funnily
00:52:34 I mean, I've Facebook a lot recently, so you can find me on there as well.
00:52:38 For some reason, the Facebook algorithm loves me at the moment.
00:52:40 So, at Raheem Ghassan, across all platforms, but really, really, thenationalpulse.com.
00:52:47 Thank you, brother.
00:52:48 Appreciate you, Raheem Ghassan.
00:52:50 Cheers.
00:52:50 Thank you.
00:52:51 From our mother country today.
00:52:53 Wow.
00:52:54 You see the stakes.
00:52:56 The fifth column here in the United States of America.
00:52:58 We'll address that more this afternoon, throughout the week.
00:53:03 The Charlie Kirk Show is next.
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