Bannon's War Room - Episode 5706： Keeping Texas Red; The Fight For The Future Of Young Men

00:00:00.000 But I talked today to a Republican strategist who is close to the president.

00:00:08.940 But but but he's very clear eyed, very clear eyed person and someone I know well, doesn't lie to me.

00:00:15.900 And we went through the Senate map and he gave Republicans nearly every contested race.

00:00:21.740 It was so interesting. He didn't give them Kansas, but he gave them Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, maybe Minnesota.

00:00:30.000 Iowa, Alaska, and Texas. Now, if Republicans win all those races, ladies and gentlemen,

00:00:36.520 they might even expand their majority. We didn't talk about Ohio. Oh, no, we did talk about Ohio.

00:00:41.520 He thought they'd win Ohio too. So he thought they'd basically win everything except Kansas,

00:00:46.780 maybe Michigan, and obviously North Carolina. I believe if that happens, the Republicans would

00:00:54.300 gain seats. So it just it just this is not a spinning person. This is just that's his view.

00:01:00.280 And I have to tell you, I could make that case unless there's a tsunami the size of Connecticut.

00:01:06.500 I could make that case one by one. In other words, I could I could see Republicans winning

00:01:13.460 every one of those races. And I'm actually based on the spending and what I'm hearing from Democrats

00:01:18.500 in some of these places. I'm a little more bullish on Republican chances in the Senate than I was

00:01:22.240 last week. Maybe even earlier this week. But I ain't that bullish. In Texas, we work hard to

00:01:30.180 protect and provide for our families. And we demand that our political representatives have

00:01:35.520 the backbone to stand up to radical leftists who want to destroy everything we hold sacred.

00:01:42.000 Ken Paxton's track record as both the legislator and litigator earned him President Trump's

00:01:47.420 endorsement for the U.S. Senate. So Texas, you must get out and elect Ken Paxton, an unbelievable

00:01:53.960 guy, the best attorney general in the United States. In his previous role as a state legislator,

00:02:01.300 Ken earned repeated A-plus ratings and can be best described as a doge crusader who gutted bills

00:02:08.480 that were riddled with waste, bloated spending, and hidden tax hikes. It's been my philosophy for

00:02:15.020 long time whether i was in the house or the senate that people do more good with their own money than

00:02:18.700 they do by giving it to the government as attorney general ken has been relentless in protecting kids

00:02:24.860 from transgender predators who promote mental molestation and medical mutilation

00:02:33.580 he sued the ncaa to keep males out of women's sports and his battles with the biden administration 0.91

00:02:41.020 to restore remain in Mexico policies and safeguard oil and gas jobs in the Permian Basin

00:02:47.820 are well documented. In fact, the political lynch mob impeached Ken in their attempt to destroy his

00:02:54.940 reputation and career. I was part of the bipartisan majority in the Texas House of Representatives

00:03:02.060 that voted to impeach our corrupt Attorney General. They recycled the same playbook of

00:03:07.660 false accusations, and fraudulent allegations used against President Trump.

00:03:12.660 You went to the FBI on September 30th with your compatriots

00:03:16.540 and reported the elected attorney general of this state for a crime without any evidence.

00:03:23.920 Yes?

00:03:25.880 That's right. We took no evidence.

00:03:28.400 An impressive trait about Ken Paxton is his selfless nature.

00:03:32.600 He considered suspending his U.S. Senate campaign if it would help Senate Republicans pass the Save America Act.

00:03:40.020 That's not politics as usual.

00:03:42.060 That's him understanding how common sense and common ground results in the common good for America.

00:03:48.940 Fellow Texans, let's do our civic duty and elect Ken Paxton as our next U.S. Senator.

00:03:55.180 He is a proven patriot who knows that God is almighty.

00:03:59.440 Ken Paxton was at my side more than anybody. 0.99

00:04:02.600 and I have to always remember that because he could be a pain in the ass sometimes I'll be honest 0.97

00:04:08.380 is he here by the way oh there he is good I didn't even know if he's here I don't care I just 0.97

00:04:14.060 I would say the same thing whether the guy is the greatest attorney general in the United States of

00:04:20.080 America look at all that look at all the fake news back there I'm really I'm saying because

00:04:29.220 We got to get this guy elected. You got a freako. So we all agree that voting is important.

00:04:36.780 Number one, we all agree that at the War Department, we serve the best citizens in the

00:04:41.500 country, those who wear the uniform. Number two. So how about we make sure those who serve our

00:04:46.800 country have every single opportunity to vote? Makes sense to me. Therefore, I'm directing all

00:04:54.020 commanders and supervisors at all levels across this department to conduct a one-day stand-down

00:05:01.000 during the month of October, beginning this year and continuing every election year. This year

00:05:06.600 will execute the stand-down no later than October 15th. You see, there's plenty of precedence for

00:05:13.440 this. In fact, in February of 2021, under the Biden administration, then Secretary of Defense

00:05:21.680 Lloyd Austin mandated a urgent training standout. He paused training operations and exercises to

00:05:30.140 address a vaguely defined but urgent extremism problem. I remember it, patriot extremism.

00:05:37.840 Well, as I've stated before, this is a new and apolitical war department with all the right

00:05:45.480 priorities. Under the leadership of President Trump, we're upholding things that are central

00:05:51.420 to the defense of our republic and our American way of life. And we're doing this because in the

00:05:57.480 past, voting for our men and women in uniform has been time-consuming and complex as many warriors

00:06:03.860 reside outside of their home state for obvious reasons. They face unnecessary, difficult ways

00:06:09.140 of obtaining, completing, and returning absentee ballots while serving far from home. Now, we're

00:06:14.760 not telling you who to vote for, but we will give you every opportunity to do so. It's then up to

00:06:21.320 you to exercise your right as an American to choose your elected leaders. Voting is the way

00:06:27.380 our founding fathers envisioned every citizen's ability to participate in government. We're going

00:06:32.820 to take the time to ensure that you can vote and that your voice is heard. You are the best

00:06:38.300 citizens of our country, and therefore you should have every opportunity to exercise your right to

00:06:43.880 vote. So take that day to fill out your absentee ballot, help your family members do the same or

00:06:49.520 go to the polling place yourself and exercise your right to vote. It's about time we prioritize that

00:06:54.380 in this department and we're fixing it right here, right now. Welcome Friday to October in the year

00:07:01.200 of our Lord, 2026. There's a lot to get to the day and we're going to get to all of it. Natalie

00:07:06.500 Winters is going to join us in the second hour and also Chris Leonard from the Lords of Easy

00:07:11.920 money will be here uh chris we hopefully uh i think we worked out he'll be in house we've got

00:07:17.000 the first hour of the show is going to be lit um i've got the filmmakers that made that tremendous

00:07:22.400 spot for uh ken paxton and they're going to tell us they're talking to us about um political uh

00:07:29.280 filmmaking what i call it not commercial but that was a film because it's not a 30 second spot it's

00:07:33.760 not a 60 second spot i think you're seeing a noticeable shift this is all going to come down

00:07:40.080 to what we've been saying for a long time. Can MAGA get the enthusiasm, the energy,

00:07:46.740 the stick-to-itiveness, the grit to roll our sleeves up and to finish what we started?

00:07:56.140 Understanding that there are a lot of concerns about the direction of certain things.

00:08:03.820 Jay Clayton, I think, has been leaked that Jay Clayton is now being tipped for the head of

00:08:08.800 artificial intelligence as you know i think jay clayton is a great lawyer i think he's fantastic

00:08:13.360 at uh at sullivan and cromwell you know i don't know why how an alibaba uh general counsel that

00:08:21.920 got him through an ipo can uh which is a military information network for the chinese communist

00:08:28.440 party how alibaba and an and a um uh our surveillance apparatus could be director of

00:08:35.580 national intelligence but hey you know i'm just some mick yelling into a microphone uh jay clayton's

00:08:41.780 over dni i haven't seen a declassification not one since bill pulte left just saying just saying

00:08:48.880 we're gonna have john solomon on next week i think we've got some pretty big developments

00:08:53.440 across the board in certain areas john solomon's task force but he doesn't have a wingman right

00:08:58.700 now because pulte's not there declassifying now jay clayton's the head of artificial intelligence

00:09:04.140 are going to be the czar. My recommendation is, hey, maybe the czar is a full-time gig because

00:09:10.160 it is a monumentally important topic. And maybe it's time to bring Pulte, get him up in the

00:09:16.740 bullpen. Let's start warming. Let's start loosening up Pulte for maybe a redeployment or another

00:09:22.500 assignment. I want to go to Pete Hegseth. We finished there. Mark Lucas is going to join us

00:09:28.000 Now, in 18, I think I've got this right.

00:09:31.980 I haven't checked here, but because this just came up with Pete announcing a stand down, a full day, I think October 15th, for the entire military to get focused on, if they so desire, to make sure they have the time to do it right, to fill out their applications and make sure they vote.

00:09:50.260 I look back in American history, and let's give you a little history.

00:09:53.820 i think it was in mid-august of 1864 people don't realize that uh abraham lincoln did not run the

00:10:04.420 second time really as a republican uh they dumped uh the governor of maine who was republican off

00:10:10.380 the ticket from the from the first time they dumped him lincoln ran with a um with a union

00:10:16.940 democrat from east tennessee andrew johnson and because he was running against his former

00:10:23.160 field commander of the Union Army, George McClellan. And McClellan was saying, hey, we've got to bring

00:10:29.760 this war to an end. We're not going to be able to see this through. Lincoln's mismanaged this war

00:10:34.480 and we've got to bring it to an end. And in the summer of 1864, even post Gettysburg or Antietam

00:10:43.780 in Gettysburg, and particularly the Overland campaign that was with Grant in charge, which

00:10:50.240 was so bloody and the casualties were so high in fact a cold harbor where it ended outside of

00:10:56.340 richmond uh they would not they suppressed the information i think they lost 7 000 men in 30

00:11:02.080 minutes one of the great slaughters of the american army they suppressed that information

00:11:07.280 from the new york uh what herald tribune in the new york times all of it because they knew that

00:11:12.800 grant would probably be relieved for cause the siege of richmond was there it looked like the

00:11:18.020 war, is that a stalemate? And Lincoln wrote a, with Seward, his great, you know, secretary of

00:11:24.400 state and really his wingman, the guy that, you know, a team of rivals that thought he was going

00:11:29.220 to get the nomination in 1860, did not enter the cabinet. It's thinking Lincoln is a buffoon 0.98

00:11:35.340 from Illinois, some low-life railroad lawyer, and Seward being one of the smartest lawyers in the 0.91

00:11:40.840 country, he and Stanton, secretary of war. They wrote a memo, Lincoln drafted a memo that he

00:11:47.000 presented to the cabinet and the memo said we've engaged in a great undertaking here

00:11:55.660 and it is our responsibility and our duty to finish this and mcclellan can say anything he

00:12:03.120 wants but we're going to finish this and it implied and scholars it implied that in march

00:12:09.100 of the following year if he was to lose it was left uncertain they talk about trump on january

00:12:14.440 Lincoln left it quite uncertain of whether he was going to turn over power or not if the war

00:12:20.760 was not brought to a successful conclusion. This is why he was a warlord. And Seward and how did

00:12:27.800 they do that? Ask Mike Davis. Seward and Lincoln, how did they run the war as a warlord? The inherent

00:12:34.060 powers of Article II, particularly as commander-in-chief. Well, a couple weeks later,

00:12:42.220 William Tecumseh Sherman took Atlanta, I think on September 4th. And with the fall of Atlanta

00:12:50.960 and the way that was greeted by the northern press and the way there's greeted by the northern

00:12:56.140 people, it was overwhelming that now you could see the Confederacy could be brought. And that's

00:13:04.260 where Sherman got ready to do the march to the sea, to break the Confederacy. With Atlanta in

00:13:13.560 Sherman's hands, the mood changed dramatically. But Lincoln said, you know what? Here's what we're

00:13:23.400 going to do with the postmaster general and with the secretary of war. I want to make sure the

00:13:28.280 troops who are in the field, their vote, all votes are equal, but their votes are most important.

00:13:33.280 And I want to make sure every person gets a chance to vote because at the end of the day, a spiritual connection existed not really with McClellan somewhat, but really with Lincoln overall, particularly since McClellan had gone.

00:13:46.940 And guess what? The troops voted overwhelmingly, I think like 90 percent or higher, to keep Abraham Lincoln as president of the United States.

00:13:57.000 At the end, it was not a close race, and it looked like in mid-August 0.99

00:14:00.320 that Blinken was not just going to lose, he was going to get his ass whooped. 0.99

00:14:05.100 Pete Hegseth threw down and threw down hard today. 0.99

00:14:09.280 Expect Mark Elias and Norm Eisen and that entire click, that cabal, to lose it today.

00:14:17.840 Pete Hegseth said, hey, we're going to do a stand-down,

00:14:20.540 and we're going to let the troops in the field have a say-so in this,

00:14:24.620 And we're going to make sure they get a shot to have their voices heard.

00:14:29.520 Hmm. Makes me think back to 1864.

00:14:35.780 I told you it's Washington, Lincoln and Trump. 1.00

00:14:41.560 Suck on that. 0.99

00:14:43.980 Mark Lewis is next in the war room. 0.99

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00:16:15.560 So why do I bring up that history?

00:16:17.300 because there's an unbroken chain back through every patriot's grave,

00:16:22.220 back to the revolutionary generation.

00:16:23.860 It's one of the reasons we have Metaxas on so often.

00:16:27.600 We talk about the book Revolution, that you, this audience,

00:16:30.120 because remember, he was never on Fox, not once.

00:16:33.720 Fox brain doesn't think talking about a revolution,

00:16:37.060 except for they're all happy-clappy running around over July 4th, is important.

00:16:42.840 And it's not just about July 4th.

00:16:44.200 about the, what, six and a half, seven years afterwards

00:16:46.400 that we had to fight for it.

00:16:49.200 British just weren't going to sit there and go,

00:16:50.640 yeah, it's a great idea.

00:16:51.460 Why don't you take North America?

00:16:53.120 Hadn't thought of that.

00:16:53.800 Why don't you guys run the deal?

00:16:55.500 That's not the way the world works.

00:16:58.360 An unbroken chain back to every patriot's grave

00:17:01.340 from the beginning.

00:17:02.600 And I understand there's a lot of people unhappy.

00:17:04.780 I'm not exactly excited about everything,

00:17:06.620 as you know if you watch this show.

00:17:09.240 But like Nelson, my great hero, Admiral Ratio Nelson,

00:17:13.120 said about the Royal Navy, one of the greatest institutions ever created

00:17:17.120 and was the predicate that created the British Empire,

00:17:21.080 that before us did a great job

00:17:25.100 in bringing the word of God to the heathen.

00:17:30.180 What did he say? We want them sullen

00:17:33.180 but not mutineous. And there's MAGA sullen,

00:17:37.040 there's a lot of sullen. But sullen can be turned to energy

00:17:41.120 And right now you're seeing energy.

00:17:42.900 We've just got to run through the tape and finish what we started.

00:17:47.220 Pete Hexeth has done something extraordinary.

00:17:51.540 He's going to make sure that people actually fight these wars,

00:17:54.660 not plan them, not think about them, which are very important, obviously.

00:17:58.600 And, in fact, maybe too important.

00:18:00.620 Talk about that when Chris Leonard's here to talk about the military industrial complex

00:18:04.600 and some concerns I have.

00:18:07.320 But the actual warfighters themselves get a say-so.

00:18:10.700 You know who understood that? William Seward and Abraham Lincoln. That the American people

00:18:18.420 would be convinced that we got to take it to its successful conclusion. And the successful

00:18:26.580 conclusion is what Sherman said. And hey, I say this as someone born in Norfolk, Virginia and

00:18:32.800 raised in Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy, where this is every day imbued into the way that

00:18:38.240 you're raised in the way you think about history, that it's not defeating armies. We have to break

00:18:43.960 the Confederacy. We're going to have to burn these cities to the ground. We're going to have to burn 0.98

00:18:47.820 Columbia, South Carolina. We're going to have to burn Richmond, Virginia. We're going to have to

00:18:52.480 burn Atlanta, Georgia. The only way to break the Confederacy is to break their people, 0.98

00:18:56.920 not simply Lee's army. And so Lincoln and Seward understood, let's have the army have a voice and

00:19:05.860 let the american people decide and let's take that gamble how they're going to vote because

00:19:09.400 they'd love mcclellan mcclellan saved the route at the beginning and got him organized now he

00:19:15.140 was a terrible field commander but he got him organized that organization that army

00:19:19.360 is the instrument the instrument the grant and sherman that instrument that brought the

00:19:25.160 confederacy to its knees and broke it he said let the instrument have a vote and it was overwhelming

00:19:32.940 a massive landslide by the people in the field who were getting chopped up, who had just gone

00:19:39.200 through Cold Harbor, had gone through Spotsylvania, the wilderness, all of it, all the madness,

00:19:44.560 all the madness. Mark Lucas, how big a deal is this, sir?

00:19:51.740 Well, Pete Hegseth just delivered an incredible October surprise, and there's going to be some

00:19:57.640 very important political implications on this, but most importantly, Pete Hegseth is a warfighter

00:20:03.400 first. He had multiple combat deployments. We served together in the 34th Infantry Division,

00:20:08.680 and we were both voting assistance officers. So in addition to our duties as infantry platoon

00:20:14.640 leaders, we helped register our soldiers to vote. We helped them cast their ballots from overseas.

00:20:21.600 And so Pete takes this very seriously. He wants to ensure that our service members

00:20:25.740 have the ability to be educated on the voting process.

00:20:29.840 And that's why he is ordering military commanders

00:20:32.180 no later than October 15th

00:20:34.840 that you have to have a military voting stand down day.

00:20:38.240 And not just for our service members,

00:20:40.120 but also for their spouses, their dependents.

00:20:43.180 And you're right, Steve, if anybody's voice should be heard,

00:20:45.980 is that of the men and women

00:20:48.240 who are willing to die for this country

00:20:50.300 and peace making that a major priority.

00:20:52.620 why is this uh why is this going to upset the left you know why is this going to be on the 0.91

00:21:01.360 a block of nicole wallace's show at four o'clock with her you know all jittery and you know like

00:21:06.460 over caffeinated with uh mark elias on and norm eisen on uh ranting and raving about what pete

00:21:13.380 has done sir well the leftist election attorneys are going to absolutely melt down because they've

00:21:19.360 never dealt with a Secretary of War like Pete Hegseth, who understands his statutory responsibility

00:21:26.020 under UACAVA. And that's the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act. Pete is

00:21:33.280 the presidential designee. So he gets to administer the federal postcard application.

00:21:38.940 But as the person who's in command of our military, he can institute a training stand-down day. And

00:21:45.700 there's a lot of precedence for this. You know, oftentimes when there's like a vehicular accident

00:21:51.080 and a soldier's death, a military unit will have a safety stand down day where we'll pause all

00:21:56.640 training and we'll talk about vehicle safety. Oftentimes when there's a suicide, you'll have

00:22:02.480 a suicide stand down day. But if you want to look at Lloyd Austin and Joe Biden, they had an

00:22:09.120 extremism stand down day where they stopped all operational training and they brought people in

00:22:15.020 to learn about white rage, about white supremacy, and about the far right. So Pete Hegseth now is

00:22:22.180 saying that we're going to focus on what's most important. And it's very patriotic to vote. He's

00:22:27.080 not telling these people who to vote for. He is giving them the time on duty to fill out an

00:22:32.780 absentee ballot request, to file it, and also to receive the training and the education for their

00:22:39.080 service members, their spouses, and their families. So when you have multiple moves, or if you're on

00:22:43.760 an aircraft carrier or on a combat outpost, you know that your voice will be heard in

00:22:48.500 the 2026 midterm election.

00:22:52.120 Mark, we're going to have you back on probably tomorrow to go more in depth as we see, obviously,

00:22:57.360 the crazed left-wing reaction to this.

00:23:00.020 Until that time, you're doing tons of stuff for veterans and veterans affairs, all of

00:23:03.900 it.

00:23:04.020 Where do people go?

00:23:04.820 Social media and your site to get more information.

00:23:07.440 I know you're going to have a lot of commentary today about this move by the Pentagon or the

00:23:12.040 Department of War to make sure the warfighters actually get a shot to vote here in this all

00:23:17.260 important midterm election. Where do people go? Yes, you can go to veteranaction.org. You can

00:23:22.820 donate there, but more importantly, click on that take action button, contact your lawmakers on

00:23:28.060 protecting the military vote on confirming Hung Kao as Navy secretary. We built this action center

00:23:34.200 in the mold of what I did at the article three project that was very effective to confirm people

00:23:38.500 like Pete Hegseth. These lawmakers, you can reach them in less than five minutes over email,

00:23:43.860 on social media, and on patch through call. And you can follow me at MarkLucasUSA. I've been

00:23:49.200 posting a lot of information about these UACAVA ballots, these overseas ballots that most people

00:23:54.720 think are military ballots, when in fact, over 70% of those ballots cast are from civilians. So we

00:24:00.840 really have to protect the military vote. I'm so proud of my good friend, Pete Hegseth. He is

00:24:06.160 leading from the front. He's using his authority. He's going to ensure our service members' votes

00:24:10.660 are heard. Sir, thank you very much. And give a shout out to Pete if you talk to him. Thank you.

00:24:17.380 Will do. Thank you. I want to now bring in Peter Lefebvre and Gerard Jermaine Jordan,

00:24:25.180 who have been guests on the show before from Roar. Peter, I want to start with you. You made

00:24:29.020 that amazing spot about Ken Paxson. Now it's long. It's not a traditional 30s or 60s. Give

00:24:34.060 me your theory of the case as a filmmaker why is it important to do these longer spots when

00:24:38.960 obviously they're going to be too expensive to put up on tv how is how are you going to get it

00:24:43.100 on social media but why is it important to kind of have a story there that has an arc to it

00:24:47.800 well um thanks for having us on steven great to see you again um it's great what we what

00:24:55.280 i believe is in digital door knocking and the videos are a way to make the case for

00:25:02.960 are candidates that are not they're not the media is not telling the truth about them they're not

00:25:09.400 giving you the whole story and it's it's a way to take people on journey make the case for ken

00:25:14.840 paxton or other candidates and show them the benefits of why you should vote for them over

00:25:20.980 the democrats you're saying and look we're the leaders of the with all the leaders in the

00:25:28.340 grassroots movement that that you know precinct strategy uh all the like the coalition which i

00:25:33.740 had a great time spending time with them last night uh on a big conference call uh other groups

00:25:38.740 like steve stern all of them that canvassing in that one-to-one communication between people what

00:25:44.340 we call door knocking um you know doors lead to victories why do you call this digital door

00:25:50.680 knocking why is it digital door knocking and not the typical white noise of a 30 second spot

00:25:55.540 Rod, I'll let you take this one.

00:26:00.320 Hey, Steve. How are you doing? Thank you for having me on.

00:26:02.520 Typically, we know that more people look at their phones than answer the door, especially when it comes to talking about politics and other things that affect us as a citizenry.

00:26:11.080 And what I've noticed is that when people use their phones and look at information, they're more inclined to share it with their networks.

00:26:16.980 So we want to create just a video, a series of videos that help people understand, you know, about these different candidates.

00:26:23.760 Case in point for Ken Paxton, I think that most people would see him as someone who's

00:26:28.080 a protector of Texas, a protector of babies, of the border, and also our businesses.

00:26:32.720 And we want to kind of convey that in our messaging and make it where they can receive

00:26:36.420 on their phones and share it with their network of friends and family.

00:26:39.780 And we call that process digital doorknock.

00:26:41.860 So it cuts out a lot of the legwork and just some of the different types of things that

00:26:45.700 are a bit tedious for actually canvassing neighborhoods and giving people where they

00:26:50.080 are, which is on their phones.

00:26:53.240 But, Gerard, hang on for one second.

00:26:55.600 I want to hold you guys through and play a little bit of it again.

00:26:58.920 I think it's so powerful and summarizes such a great message for Ken,

00:27:03.660 who, as you know, between Cornyn and La Cervita and the $200 million,

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00:27:15.280 I think things are turning around in the Lone Star State,

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00:29:44.460 In Texas, we work hard to protect and provide for our families,

00:29:49.240 and we demand that our political representatives have the backbone

00:29:53.060 to stand up to radical leftists who want to destroy everything we hold sacred.

00:29:58.760 Ken Paxton's track record as both a legislator and litigator earned him President Trump's endorsement for the U.S. Senate.

00:30:06.360 So, Texas, you must get out and elect Ken Paxton, an unbelievable guy, the best attorney general in the United States.

00:30:14.400 In his previous role as a state legislator, Ken earned repeated A-plus ratings and can be best described as a doge crusader

00:30:23.640 who gutted bills that were riddled with waste,

00:30:27.260 bloated spending, and hidden tax hikes.

00:30:30.420 It's been my philosophy for a long time,

00:30:32.480 whether I was in the House or the Senate,

00:30:33.720 that people do more good with their own money

00:30:35.420 than they do by giving it to the government.

00:30:37.780 As Attorney General, Ken has been relentless 1.00

00:30:40.460 in protecting kids from transgender predators 1.00

00:30:43.140 who promote mental molestation and medical mutilation. 0.95

00:30:47.180 he sued the ncaa to keep males out of women's sports and his battles with the biden administration

00:30:57.500 to restore remain in mexico policies and safeguard you guys know ken is the guy that

00:31:04.960 was our first guest on right after biden took the oath of office for his illegitimate presidency

00:31:10.920 Why? Because he stole the 2020 election.

00:31:15.340 Of course, Ken Paxton sued for that, too.

00:31:17.820 So Ken Paxton Central, I don't need to tell you about the virtues of Ken Paxton.

00:31:21.460 Hell, you've been the this audience been the backbone of his primary win to stop his impeachment by the the Bush faction and the left, the crazy left in the in the Texas Senate.

00:31:31.640 All of it. Just remember Dan Patrick, a real warrior, quote unquote, took him about 72 hours.

00:31:40.920 of us being relentless in that trial to him to kind of flip put his oh let me see which one's

00:31:47.520 okay that's right they're here for paxton so i can't do that that's the problem with the bush

00:31:52.880 junta down in texas that's where they turn that state into kind of a mess that the mega base is

00:32:00.300 going to uh have to sort out gerard where do people go obviously the distribution of this

00:32:06.860 This is not a 30-second spot you put up on TV or even cable.

00:32:09.920 This is going to be distributed digitally.

00:32:12.740 You call it digital door knocking.

00:32:14.700 Where can people go to find out what you guys are up to, what your strategy is,

00:32:19.780 and if they're so inclined, maybe hit you with a donation.

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00:32:36.860 If they go and they've got questions, is there a way to contact you and talk to you directly?

00:32:42.380 Absolutely.

00:32:43.040 I have my information as part of our About Us page.

00:32:45.700 I have links to my socials as well, my personal socials, and also my personal socials has my phone number.

00:32:51.160 They can reach out to me directly via my phone number.

00:32:55.100 And if I may just say one second, Steve, our country, in your previous segment, you talked about our country and the history of it.

00:33:04.060 And I want to just say that our country was built on the Bible, bravery, and bullets.

00:33:09.860 And that's what we're going to have to use and implore again to keep our country right now and rebuild our American republic.

00:33:14.700 The Bible, bravery, and bullets.

00:33:16.420 And I agree with everything you've said so far about this.

00:33:20.340 I appreciate you, Sher.

00:33:21.600 Thank you.

00:33:22.140 Peter, where do people, as the filmmaker, where do people track you down?

00:33:25.640 You're doing amazing work.

00:33:27.540 Oh, thank you, Steve.

00:33:28.720 No, I'm on americansroar.org as well.

00:33:31.560 So if you send us a contact form there or subscribe to our newsletter, biweekly newsletter, you can reach us there and we're always available and we'll get back to you.

00:33:43.400 But, you know, common sense plus common ground equals the common good.

00:33:47.220 And that's what we're trying to do, trying to bring back, you know, the Constitution and the basis of what built this great country, which is believing in the Constitution, family, fidelity and freedom.

00:33:58.680 so thank you guys appreciate your work got a big old fight down in texas and thank you appreciate

00:34:04.800 you thank you thank you steve mark halperin who you know has got many many many many sources

00:34:12.220 ahead this video it's about nine minutes i'll make sure that everybody gets access to it but

00:34:16.520 let me play a clip uh from it again before i bring in caroline wren let's go and play it

00:34:21.740 strategist who is close to the president uh but uh but but he's very clear-eyed a very clear-eyed

00:34:34.760 person and and it's someone i know well does what doesn't lie to me and we went through the senate

00:34:39.460 map and he gave republicans nearly every contested race it was so interesting he didn't give them

00:34:46.020 kansas but he gave them maine michigan new hampshire maybe minnesota iowa alaska and texas

00:34:54.780 now if republicans win all those races ladies and gentlemen uh they might even expand their

00:35:00.580 majority we didn't talk about ohio oh no we did talk about ohio he thought they'd win ohio too

00:35:05.300 so he thought they'd basically win everything except kansas maybe michigan uh and uh and

00:35:13.040 obviously north carolina uh i believe if that happens the republicans would gain seats so

00:35:17.620 it just it just this is not a spinning person this is just that's his view and i have to tell

00:35:23.400 you i could make that case unless there's a tsunami the size of connecticut a tsunami the

00:35:30.700 size of connecticut are we going to have a tsunami or even a blue wave or is it a red undertow

00:35:36.240 as i've said over and over and over and over again nothing is written our destiny and our

00:35:45.160 future is for us to decide and it's going to be quite simple if we turn out the mega vote and

00:35:51.080 some mega plus which is the lower propensity voters you throw in some maha the maha movement

00:35:59.420 the Maha moms. I like our odds. It's long. It's a narrow gate. It's a tough struggle. 0.95

00:36:07.700 But I tell people when we we see this tough, but doable. Caroline Wren, you kind of laid the

00:36:15.620 predict for this earlier in the week as as the week develops. And I realize I think there's just

00:36:21.240 an announcement and they're pulling out of North Carolina with Watley. I understand there's a lot

00:36:26.320 turbulence in ohio obviously georgia is not georgia's i don't think going to be in play

00:36:30.840 but these do matter for down market races down ticket races what do you think of halpern's

00:36:36.700 assessment on the northern tier maine new hampshire michigan minnesota alaska ma'am

00:36:43.800 yeah i think what he said was similar to what i said on your show last week look we have 53

00:36:50.300 republican centers they need to win four seats that we hold to be able to take a majority and

00:36:55.120 And, like, I could make a pretty credible argument right now that, you know, maybe we lose one.

00:36:59.660 If I had to pick one, it'd probably be North Carolina, although I still think we could pull it out.

00:37:04.880 Every, you know, Hillis was on the ballot six years ago.

00:37:08.440 This is now Hillis' seat.

00:37:09.640 And I was looking back at the real clear polling average in September, and it was like Hillis down by an average of eight points in every poll.

00:37:17.140 And some polls had him down as much as 12, and he went on to win by several points.

00:37:21.620 And so this is why just these September polls are meant to suppress the vote.

00:37:26.120 But let's say if you want to go to the camp of North Carolina is gone.

00:37:29.420 OK, we're down one.

00:37:30.540 I still think Maine, like I think Susan Collins is going to win and win pretty handily.

00:37:35.520 Like last time, the average polls all had her down between eight and 12.

00:37:39.700 And she won by over 10 points.

00:37:41.840 And again, so I would be surprised if we lose that.

00:37:45.560 But even if you do, then you go into all the states that Trump has won three times by 10 points or more.

00:37:52.100 And that is Ohio, Alaska, Iowa, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, South Carolina, Florida.

00:37:58.220 Like, I just, when Halpern said it'd have to be a, you know, blue tsunami the size of Connecticut, that's what he's talking about.

00:38:05.120 So there's really, there's two that are kind of, you know, iffy.

00:38:08.820 Again, I don't really put Maine as iffy.

00:38:10.500 Then when you go to the pickups, you really only have Michigan, New Hampshire, Georgia, or Minnesota.

00:38:15.560 And Michigan has, you know, all the polls show that tide.

00:38:18.720 And I think we have a real shot at being able to win Michigan.

00:38:21.640 They put up, the Democrats put up a horrible candidate that you're, if you really look at these polls, a lot of independents are breaking towards Rogers.

00:38:30.200 And, you know, El Saeed is not really able to consolidate the base there.

00:38:34.320 They had such a brutal primary.

00:38:36.000 And then you go to New Hampshire.

00:38:37.460 I mean, there's a very good chance that Sununu could win that.

00:38:40.740 And that really has to do with Kelly Ayotte running ahead by about 15 points of the Democrat candidate for governor.

00:38:47.040 There could be a dual sweep there.

00:38:48.380 So even if we go back to this and lose North Carolina, you could then pick up two.

00:38:52.720 So if there is this massive blue tsunami that sweeps us all out, yes, could we get wiped out?

00:38:58.780 Sure, but it's by far the outlier here.

00:39:02.140 So I feel good about the Senate having said that.

00:39:05.660 I mean, these races are definitely tight.

00:39:07.960 We have to close strong.

00:39:09.140 we have the money advantage in every single one of these races. From what I've been able to see,

00:39:13.940 I think the money is actually being spent very smart. I don't like to say this, but SLF is doing,

00:39:20.840 who I've been highly critical of, SLF is the super PAC that is run by whoever the Senate

00:39:25.420 majority leader is. So for a long time, it was run by McConnell. I was highly critical of them.

00:39:30.680 They only cared about incumbent retention, and they did not want real conservatives in that

00:39:35.540 would challenge leadership this time around i'm not seeing that from john thunes led slf i was

00:39:40.740 frustrated they played in primaries such as texas or others that's in the past we're looking at

00:39:45.100 general now and they are spending what if i were running slf i would be spending probably the exact

00:39:50.000 same way they are so far so those are all good signs and that is why you know the the media wants

00:39:55.780 to tell us this is all doomsday it's all over that is not the case but it is going to come down to

00:40:00.360 some enthusiasm issues that republicans have that we need to whip into shape right now on my x feed 0.85

00:40:05.740 i'm just seeing all these stupid internal fights over sarah huckabee sanders ads or you know i've 0.93

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00:40:17.900 general elections are the time to stand up and fight for anyone with an r next to their name

00:40:23.400 that is my attitude count me out for any internal fighting i don't care about it well but hang on

00:40:28.980 a second if you want enthusiasm but hang on you can't you can't forgive huckabee's not an internal

00:40:33.380 fight huckabee's in your grill demonizing a group a demographic that we got to motivate

00:40:39.900 and she's not going to back down you know why i don't think that was the intention that i also 0.68

00:40:44.220 don't see the point of even talking about this or having this battle right now if we want to have

00:40:47.820 this fight have it on november 10th like post-election but right now spending all our time

00:40:53.140 these young men these young men have punched out you talk about enthusiasm urgency we got to get

00:41:00.400 some of these young men back to it and when you sit there and dump on young white men as the 0.96

00:41:04.860 problem you're not going to do it i think pasovic and these guys are absolutely the pepes are for 0.81

00:41:09.520 for blowing her up and now her arrogance she said it's all manufactured she manufactured it 0.81

00:41:14.340 she's okay now this is accomplishing a republican majority that's what i care about find me the

00:41:19.200 undecided voter in michigan that saw the governors it's counter but no it's counter hang on hang on

00:41:25.160 hang on it's it's count it's counter to no it's counter to the majority she doesn't care why would

00:41:31.800 you put up why would you put a spot up 30 days before a vote that dumped on one of our most

00:41:36.360 important i would say the swing factor in the 2024 election young men if you don't call it out you're

00:41:42.340 not going to get them to show up it's got to be called out you got to back her down i agree we

00:41:46.600 got to come together. Right. And I agree with you, the Senate Leadership Fund. Look, we took it was

00:41:51.400 a big risk. They held their money. Right. Let the Democrats spend their money in August and

00:41:57.060 September. That's why you had Tallarico up. Right. Because they were carpet bombing. We held our

00:42:02.380 money and now they're coming in big. And you see in Texas, I think this is why you're seeing the

00:42:06.180 air games starting to move things. Now it's all about the enthusiasm and the urgency on the

00:42:11.480 ground game. Do you agree with that? If we turn out our troops now, if we get to the canvassing

00:42:17.000 right and door to door, and I've always said the Senate's the hardest, I think you're seeing

00:42:21.600 glimmers of light, and particularly the fact it can't be a tsunami if you're even in Maine,

00:42:28.080 if you're fighting in New Hampshire, if you've got a fight in Michigan, and you've got a candidate

00:42:34.080 in Minnesota that's in a dead heat, clearly a part of the country that's normally very strong

00:42:39.720 uh blue is is fighting caroline give me your thoughts and i'm holding you to the break but

00:42:43.500 your thoughts on that yeah i think you know when it comes to it turnout that really only matters

00:42:49.380 it turnout enthusiasm on the margins but the thing is a lot of these races are going to be

00:42:53.480 decided on the margin so it actually does very much matter right now and so i think that these

00:42:59.340 this getting more enthusiasm is incredibly important right now which is why i don't like

00:43:04.080 the invite i don't think that excites anyone we need to get people more excited about turning out

00:43:07.580 which to me is demonizing the candidates on the left who are horrific and i can go on and on about

00:43:13.080 each one of them i agree hang on i'm holding through the break i'm holding through the break

00:43:17.140 once again you get me we're fighting like an old married couple which we're not she's a she's a

00:43:22.920 new bride she's a newlywed we should not fight in front of the kids caroline we're taking short

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00:45:31.360 caroline wren what is your uh so you called this we had a brutal september brutal august and a

00:45:39.160 brutal september there were a couple of missteps looks like the ship has been

00:45:43.320 righted right as we say in the navy the flooding put out the fire so we still got a bail but this

00:45:52.120 all comes down right now we got the money we got the resources they're actually ground game

00:45:55.980 resources out there uh what is your call to action this weekend because this is going to be day by

00:46:00.980 day. President of the United States has announced he's on a 17-state tour, okay? He's on a roll,

00:46:07.120 and he's going to put 100% commitment in this. What's your call to action for the weekend,

00:46:11.500 Caroline Wren? My call to action right now is persuasion, especially with the war room

00:46:16.640 posse audience. If you have friends who are diehard Trump supporters who are wavering a

00:46:21.020 little bit right now or saying, I might just stay home because they're frustrated either

00:46:24.460 over the Iran war or high gas prices or meat prices. In fact, I just had a big fight with

00:46:30.260 a cousin of mine who was a big Trump supporter in Texas and told me, oh, I'm going to stay home

00:46:34.620 or vote for Tallarico because he's mad about the Iran war and gas prices. And I said to him, look,

00:46:39.700 that is insane. If you're frustrated about that, I hear you and I understand it. But the solution

00:46:44.080 is not to vote for James Tallarico, who spent his career fighting fossil fuels and thinks that

00:46:50.060 everyone should eat synthetic meat and be vegans. Like, what do you think you're going to accomplish

00:46:54.040 there? And he was like, you know what, you're right. And so now he's going to come out and

00:46:57.280 vote. Right now, the war room posse, you have a voice. So when you're hearing your friends who

00:47:01.640 have been the big MAGA supporters, who are frustrated, those are the main three things

00:47:05.020 I hear about. Talk to them about it. Talk to them about how the Democratic Party is absolutely not

00:47:09.280 the solution. We need to turn out and show up strong in November. And then, frankly, we can

00:47:14.780 continue to have those conversations, have those fights, push our members of Congress, push the

00:47:19.440 administration on what we want to see done. But for right now, I'm telling you, having a Republican-led

00:47:24.840 majority in the House and Senate is exactly what we need right now to finish out Trump's

00:47:29.840 third term, as I would say. And, you know, having Hakeem Jeffries as the speaker or having Chuck

00:47:37.140 Schumer as majority leader is not going to solve any of your frustrations. In fact, it will make

00:47:42.360 them much, much worse. So this weekend, please focus on persuading those that are kind of

00:47:46.960 disillusioned right now, get them back on board the Trump train. And then we really need to spend

00:47:51.420 the rest of the month focusing on turnout whether or not knocking doors making calls donating money

00:47:56.200 to specific candidates that we really think are doing an outstanding job but right now we really

00:48:00.440 really need the posse to get excited and turn out degrass talks about the list that's your list of

00:48:06.160 10 from 24 go to that list let's start with that list this weekend and make calls you're going to

00:48:11.120 find three of the 10 minimum are going to think i'm i don't know one may say i'm going to vote

00:48:17.420 against uh the other two are saying i'm not going to turn out at least three of your 10 and all

00:48:23.380 likely going to say that that's what you got to do this is not a persuasion election except for

00:48:27.480 your own list talk to them about caroline great great comment where do people go on your social

00:48:32.520 media because it comes in a little hot ma'am it's at caroline wren on x truth social and getter

00:48:39.540 i want people to understand we don't we don't talk beforehand to stage these fights this is

00:48:45.500 all spontaneous and this is what it's like behind the scenes caroline wren thank you so much for

00:48:51.760 coming on not in front of the kids caroline not in front of the kids thank you ma'am okay um cnn

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00:51:12.020 no it's ridiculous 0.99

00:51:14.620 so I was in Texas

00:51:20.200 and they said sir I think we're going to have to cancel

00:51:22.920 Oklahoma the weather is terrible

00:51:24.560 they said we can go close to

00:51:27.120 100 miles an hour 0.99

00:51:28.300 get your asses in that car 1.00

00:51:30.420 we're going to 0.99

00:51:31.000 it was positive

00:51:35.520 that none of the other networks stepped in to do pool coverage today when it was CNN's turn.

00:51:42.340 Because if there's one thing we've learned, and we're going to talk about this at the Supreme

00:51:47.160 Court, where I think there's evidence Trump is talking about the Insurrection Act because he's

00:51:52.760 scared of the voters, but he's not reading his own Supreme Court, which has shut him down.

00:51:59.440 This is a classic First Amendment battle. It's viewpoint discrimination.

00:52:03.360 That is Constitution 101. You can't say I'll let Fox News in because I like them, but I'm going to keep out MS Now and CNN and Politico.

00:52:14.360 So I think that you and your colleagues have the upper hand.

00:52:18.480 And I just would implore the other networks, solidarity, stick with each other, hold a firm line, because if he can separate you, that's his victory.

00:52:29.600 Me and Michael, as you said that, Michael still looked at me and I looked at Michael still like this.

00:52:33.840 Because reality is, Norm, you're correct.

00:52:36.020 And I do, you know, we got to give credit where credit is due.

00:52:38.380 I think it is amazing that the other networks today were like, no, we're not going to step in on CNN's pool coverage.

00:52:43.940 I think it's despicable that they're going to do the pool coverage though tomorrow.

00:52:49.520 By the way, we never need them to do the pool coverage again.

00:52:52.960 They have no grip on the presidency.

00:52:55.420 You can see it.

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Bannon's War Room - October 02, 2026

Episode 5706： Keeping Texas Red; The Fight For The Future Of Young Men

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