Bannon's War Room - October 19, 2026


Episode 5743: France Protest Brings Chaos And Collapse; Importing A Revolution

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00:01:00.000 Jean-Christophe, pardon, je commente, oui, je commente les images, on est là aussi pour commenter les images de tout ce qu'on voit.
00:01:05.140 Donc Lyon, en haut à gauche, tout le reste c'est Paris. En bas à gauche, vous avez des vélos.
00:01:17.760 Police officers and firefighters were injured.
00:01:20.140 The Interior Ministry says nearly 2,400 people were arrested.
00:01:25.500 Civic buildings were targeted by protesters in many cities, including Lille and Marseille.
00:01:31.120 And in Lyon, a tourist office was set ablaze amid multiple clashes and looting.
00:01:37.080 In Limoges, the 19th century town hall was badly damaged by fire.
00:01:42.000 The biggest protests were in Paris, where more than 100,000 people took to the streets.
00:01:47.520 Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds.
00:01:51.700 Shops were damaged and some were looted.
00:01:54.460 Daylight revealing the extent of the destruction.
00:01:57.520 One of the most evocative images from these protests
00:02:00.000 has been of the 19th century town hall in Limoges to the southwest,
00:02:04.860 being devoured by the flames.
00:02:06.880 The blame for this destruction of French history, heritage,
00:02:10.440 has been squarely aimed at a violent minority of demonstrators.
00:02:16.640 It's not stupidity, it's hatred.
00:02:18.680 It's hatred of this French flag, saved from the flames just a little while ago.
00:02:22.620 its hatred of institutions, of school principals, of cops, of elected officials.
00:02:28.740 In Paris and beyond, half a million people had filled cities across France
00:02:33.460 to protest over the future of their country.
00:02:37.260 They were mostly peaceful, but as we saw in the capital,
00:02:41.020 in the wings were those who wanted to take advantage of the disorder.
00:02:45.380 And when the early evening arrived, they did.
00:02:47.760 The police seem to retreat in the face of what ministers are calling an organised network.
00:02:55.480 The shops that have been hit have been completely gutted, like this wine shop has been looted
00:03:00.320 from top to bottom. And this morning in Paris and across France there is an anger. Few believe
00:03:06.920 this was at the hands of the genuine protesters, but down to an opportunistic minority who
00:03:13.200 who came in and sought to rob and cause carnage.
00:03:43.200 ¡Valú!
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00:04:08.200 what's happening in france today okay france is the future france is the future of this country
00:04:27.360 in this state unless you're successful that's the stakes that's the stakes we're talking about this
00:04:35.920 is not about marginal tax cuts. This is not about, you know, property taxes. All these things are
00:04:42.380 very important and have been very important. They just had Politico just had an article the other
00:04:48.380 day that said that the senior guys around President Trump thought that the tax cuts and the big
00:04:53.980 beautiful bill were going to get them through the midterms. They don't understand that we're running
00:05:00.320 against revolutionaries. Look at Wimondani in New York City, a Ugandan Marxist jihadist who's
00:05:08.400 proud of it. Look at Abdul up in Michigan. Look at what's running here. I don't even know how to
00:05:14.380 define Talafrico, right? I don't. It's completely constructed like AOC was constructed.
00:05:22.320 But look at what they're talking about. It's very happy-clappy on the surface of it, right?
00:05:28.020 There's a very happy club. We'll do a TikTok about stores or we'll do something along those lines.
00:05:32.480 Underneath, it's a very dark specter.
00:05:35.380 And that specter is to destroy the constitutional republic that has been bequeathed to us.
00:05:41.560 To destroy the culture and civilization that has been bequeathed to us.
00:05:47.120 That's why this fight has to be in Texas.
00:05:50.820 Texas is the crown jewel of our union.
00:05:58.020 And I say that as a Virginian.
00:06:07.600 Sam Houston was a Virginian also.
00:06:10.940 No, it's obvious.
00:06:12.940 This is why what's happening in France
00:06:14.600 and what potentially is going to happen in Texas,
00:06:17.380 unless you're successful, are inextricably linked.
00:06:21.080 It's Monday, 19 October, in the year of our Lord, 2026.
00:06:24.600 We have shifted the flag down to Texas for the duration.
00:06:28.020 And, of course, early voting, in-person early voting starts today in the great state of Texas.
00:06:33.880 Over the weekend, you saw what did the BBC correspondent, mostly peaceful demonstrations, an opportunistic minority, as they try to cover it up.
00:06:45.360 It looked like World War II in the fashion district of Milan and in Paris.
00:06:50.360 And, of course, the torching of some of these amazing landmarks of Western civilization.
00:06:56.740 that is what this election is about right there that you import a muslim jihadist marxist adam
00:07:05.160 with marxists that are already there stir the pot and that's what you get trying to bring down
00:07:10.760 the entire country and burn it down why macron and the political class it's like camp of the
00:07:17.540 saints they just sit there and go oh my gosh we'll get some more pencils and erasers for the kids
00:07:23.500 Yeah, the schools don't have enough resources.
00:07:26.180 France is broke.
00:07:27.940 How did France become broke?
00:07:29.280 They became broke on, well, the socialized medicine, taking care of everybody's needs like Mamdani wants, but principally for paying for their own destruction by importing people that hate their culture and hate them.
00:07:46.040 And now they've taken to the streets.
00:07:48.060 This is what this election is all about.
00:07:50.440 This is what the United States is going to look like.
00:07:53.500 mostly peaceful. Jason Kilmeyer joins us. Jason, thank you so much. Two things I want to do. One
00:08:01.500 is I want to start with a Federalist piece you wrote. But if you can take a second and just give
00:08:05.940 your background to the audience and your expertise, because you gave a part of that right there was
00:08:11.700 from the Young Republicans of Texas convention that I was able to give some remarks to over
00:08:17.640 the weekend and my team. And I want to thank Denver and the team for pulling that and putting
00:08:21.160 over the B-roll. You gave some remarks on mass deportations, kind of backing up what Mike Howe
00:08:28.600 said. But you wrote a piece in The Federalist I want to get to first about importing a revolution
00:08:33.100 because you absolutely nailed it. Just give us a quick summary of your curriculum vitae, sir.
00:08:39.960 Yeah, absolutely, Steve. And what a great group of young men and women that was in Texas. That was
00:08:44.560 a lot of fun. So I ran for Congress, Steve, very unsuccessfully about five years ago and called for
00:08:51.140 back then a complete immigration moratorium. And one of the things that's been fantastic is
00:08:56.900 watching that movement sort of grow around the country, something that you've voiced as well,
00:09:01.540 and that we've seen, you know, these rising stars in Congress, Brandon Gill, soon to be J.C. Arborow,
00:09:08.280 you know, Chip Roy, Keith Self, all these folks who are bringing about the next piece of the
00:09:15.280 restrictionist movement, which I think is going to rise. Part of my government experience, I was
00:09:20.780 the Chief of Staff of the Office of Strategy Policy and Plans at DHS, and then the Chief
00:09:25.960 of Staff of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
00:09:29.880 So I got to impart a little wisdom to the young folks there and also, you know, express
00:09:35.440 how frustrating it is, seeing how hard the men and women of ICE work to have the Ugandan
00:09:41.320 mayor of New York City call for the expulsion of federal immigration enforcement in our
00:09:46.700 country's largest city.
00:09:47.620 i just want to touch before i start talking about your your piece in the federalist about
00:09:53.380 importing the revolution when you ran for congress five years ago and you put out the
00:09:58.980 restrictionist uh our party line the restrictionist perspective on thing or angle of attack
00:10:04.880 um just simply five years ago you that was considered pretty radical right people what
00:10:11.440 do you what do you talk about right immigration's great we do all these fantastic things america's
00:10:16.880 an idea, right? All of it. Talk to us about how you were greeted with your ideas that right now
00:10:24.740 are central to the political discussion in the United States and about to become more central
00:10:29.920 after these midterms, sir. That's 100% true. They will become more central. What I remind
00:10:36.200 everybody, mass deportation is mainstream. The polls prove it. We're going to see moves towards
00:10:41.700 major remigration across Western Europe. It's inevitable, it's necessary, and it's mainstream.
00:10:46.880 Yes, Steve, when I would mention that back then, right, it was at the very beginning of understanding that what Joe Biden was not doing was opening the border, but what that Joe Biden was doing was facilitating mass importation at scale.
00:10:58.480 And so what I found is when I when I would call that out, if you were somebody in the room who was wearing work pants or jeans and maybe boots, you would not along with what I was saying.
00:11:08.940 And if you were the Navy blazer in the khaki pants, you were usually pretty scandalized by what I was saying.
00:11:13.940 So that's about how it was breaking down then, and it's still a little bit how it breaks down these days.
00:11:18.900 Talk to me about, by the way, the term remigration, just to find it because we're very big on getting nomenclature right here at the war room
00:11:26.140 and making sure people get these ideas and they can think through these ideas and then embrace them.
00:11:32.180 When you use this term remigration, what does that mean?
00:11:35.600 Yeah, excellent.
00:11:36.400 So the way that we think about mass deportation, right, I use remigration interchangeably, but it's a little bit broader of a term.
00:11:43.020 So the experiment that Angela Merkel and Barack Obama and the NGOs and globalist nonprofits have engaged in, they kicked it off and it's been continued across Western Europe and in the United States, was a period of mass migration.
00:12:00.260 And so it wasn't just people coming illegally across the border.
00:12:03.580 This was a deliberate, facilitated, state-led network of nonprofits bringing people into the country.
00:12:11.340 So remigration is that, too.
00:12:12.760 It is not just about the officers grabbing folks and physically deporting them.
00:12:19.920 It will be about a civic effort, people signing up to go home, not just in terms of the Project Homecoming that we had, but a much more broad civic effort.
00:12:29.060 Right now, Steve, there are, I think, hoping to be stood up in five EU countries are working to build remigration centers in different parts of the world.
00:12:39.040 So what I call re-migration is the broader civic effort of which mass deportation is a part.
00:12:45.720 When you use the term restrictionist, when you say, hey, I'm part of the restrictionist movement, I'm a restrictionist, define for the audience, because I think you've got a lot of restrictionists watching you this morning.
00:12:58.920 What is a restrictionist?
00:13:00.320 What does it mean?
00:13:01.100 Yeah, it is to say both that, right, immigration is a important thing in the history of our country. It is part of who we are as Americans. And when we decide as a sovereign nation to limit it, we can. We recognize that this is the time and place in our history for that to happen.
00:13:19.580 And so when I say restrictionist, it is about being an immigration restriction.
00:13:23.000 It's not just stopping the scourge of illegal immigration, but in pausing legal immigration entirely.
00:13:31.440 All these phony visa plans and programs, these student visas, the optional work visas on the H-1Bs, H-1As, all of them have to be reviewed.
00:13:43.840 And I believe 99% of them have got to be junked, at least for a 10-year period.
00:13:47.400 Anyway, Jason, hang on. We're going to take a short break here.
00:13:50.560 Jason Kilmeier is going to join us. We're going to keep him with us on the other side.
00:13:54.220 Great peace in the Federalist.
00:13:56.520 I'm going to give a hat tip to Sean Davis and the entire crowd over at the Federalist.
00:14:00.200 Just absolutely incredible. Great peace in the Federalist.
00:14:02.480 Then we're going to talk about his remarks.
00:14:04.700 He and Mike Howe lit up the room at this convention of the Young Republicans of Texas,
00:14:10.700 which I tell you I think is one of the most important groups in this country.
00:14:15.100 Incredible group of speakers, agenda, bold and fearless.
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00:14:22.720 Turbulence, you've got turbulence.
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00:14:32.300 Not that that's going to impact anybody.
00:14:34.520 We're going to break it all down.
00:14:36.080 But today is the beginning of early voting in Texas.
00:14:40.500 We're going to have, for the next couple of days, a number of pastors and grassroots leaders.
00:14:47.080 They're going to talk to us about the great state of Texas.
00:14:49.340 Also, Arizona, the chairman of the Republican Party is going to join us from Arizona.
00:14:54.140 Short commercial break.
00:14:55.500 Back in the warm in just a moment.
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00:16:11.620 The youth of our nation are expressing great anguish and concern about the future,
00:16:18.200 the conditions of where their careers will take them,
00:16:23.160 what role they will be able to play in society.
00:16:25.580 They say that the future that they have is not one that we could desire.
00:16:31.040 And I hear what they are saying.
00:16:33.280 For the past 10 years, I've been fighting for them.
00:16:35.680 So we need to pay heed to what they're saying.
00:16:38.560 And we mustn't minimize the hardships that they are facing.
00:16:41.860 The government is already working with the Ministry for National Education to put in
00:16:47.780 place a platform which has already seen a few thousand contributions from academics,
00:16:55.040 from school representatives alike, and we will pull that together to come forward with further solutions.
00:17:00.740 We have a dual responsibility. We need to hear the angry people of our nation
00:17:06.180 and take heed of what they are saying while ensuring that there is order in our state.
00:17:12.580 We mustn't mix up violence and protests.
00:17:17.420 And that is why tonight I want to say that we are embarking upon a very clear method,
00:17:23.480 given the current climate. Local prefects will work with mayors to do what they have
00:17:29.140 to do to protect cities, shops and buildings, and they will continue to ban certain gatherings
00:17:36.260 where necessary. Second, I call on all political parties, professional organizations, trade
00:17:43.920 unions, to condemn every form of violence and to call for calm. We must all take responsibility
00:17:52.720 for the fact that our nation needs order, calm, and it must not escalate.
00:17:58.640 In the coming days, the Prime Minister will meet with various organizations
00:18:02.820 to come forward with more solutions.
00:18:06.120 We cannot ask our youth to believe in a future
00:18:11.000 without giving them the possibility to build that future,
00:18:14.640 to take part in the discussion.
00:18:17.400 Yes, we need to get them to sit down at the negotiation table
00:18:20.640 with students, teachers alike,
00:18:24.560 employee representative bodies,
00:18:26.300 local governments, parliamentarians
00:18:28.420 to sit down together
00:18:30.740 and they will all work with the government
00:18:32.280 to come forward with concrete solutions.
00:18:33.840 The Prime Minister will meet with them in the coming days.
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00:19:18.880 Hello. No, we're gonna give a lot more on that shares to American citizens, not to the US
00:19:23.780 government. More about that this week. Jason Kilmeier, let's talk first about your Federalist.
00:19:30.740 Let's do the reset there about what you argued in the Federalist about importing a revolution.
00:19:36.300 Is this what we're seeing in France and Italy and all of Europe is what this weekend and you had
00:19:41.320 Macron give all the happy talk? It's mostly peaceful. We need some more whiteboards
00:19:47.700 and erasers and markers for French schools, and that'll take care of it, sir?
00:19:53.260 Yeah, it was him calling for committees and different things, you know, misses the point.
00:19:59.680 And what is that? The violence is the point. And we're seeing the beginning of that play out there.
00:20:05.100 We used to remark upon the slow suicide of Europe, and now the question is, is it not that slow?
00:20:13.580 When we recognize that the goal of the individuals who are in favor of mass migration at the scale that we've seen, the historic scale that we've seen both in Western Europe and the United States, when we hear what they call for, it is explicitly the abolition of national sovereignty.
00:20:34.240 It is explicitly the abolition of borders.
00:20:37.080 It is explicitly the abolition of national identity.
00:20:39.900 And so this is the inevitable both consequence of this, but this is the carrying force.
00:20:45.220 This is how you get there.
00:20:46.960 The people that, you know, the Paul Ryan school thought that America is an idea and they accuse us of being the blood and soil wing of the conservative movement or the Republican Party.
00:20:57.560 It's actually about America is a sovereign nation with a border, a culture, a civilization and a people called American citizens.
00:21:06.080 Do you still think that there's any argument to this America is an idea and we just open the borders?
00:21:12.640 Because the people on the other side now don't argue that at all.
00:21:15.720 They are pretty open, whether it's Omar Abdul or James Talafrico or AOC was up in Minnesota this week campaigning for the AOC-Abdul ticket in 2028.
00:21:29.480 Are these people pretty explicit?
00:21:31.060 But on our side of the football, are people starting to understand that America is much
00:21:34.280 more than an idea, sir?
00:21:36.420 Yeah.
00:21:36.720 And you know, what's funny about the Paul Ryan school of things is we don't even have
00:21:41.120 to engage with them.
00:21:42.160 But here's why.
00:21:43.480 Even if they even if that argument held water at some point in the past, we retain and demand
00:21:49.520 American sovereignty.
00:21:50.320 And the 2024 election was the demonstration of that.
00:21:53.980 And so this is what the American people spoke into being.
00:21:57.500 We won the argument.
00:21:58.900 And all of our politics is trending in this direction.
00:22:02.000 And so when we tell people that they have to go home, when we tell them that we're going
00:22:06.420 to exercise our sovereignty in practice, not just in a slogan, anybody that then stands
00:22:13.320 in the way of that is doing so for inopportune or I would even say in the case of the AOC's
00:22:20.340 villainous reasons.
00:22:21.520 Why would I use that characterization?
00:22:23.560 And I did in the piece.
00:22:24.860 It is because they are explicit.
00:22:26.560 Their goal is revolutionary.
00:22:28.900 Social democracy is an alien form of government.
00:22:31.920 So to your point, our opponents have now bared their teeth.
00:22:35.180 They have now pulled the mask down.
00:22:36.720 And it is time for us to recognize we will have to be as strident as they are.
00:22:41.260 The point of the revolution is the revolution, as the Bolsheviks used to say.
00:22:45.980 Okay, Jason, I want to pivot now.
00:22:47.680 You actually have, being a chief of staff over at various of the major functions of DHS,
00:22:53.140 you actually have a practical idea on mass deportations.
00:22:56.400 Mike Howe and Mike will be up in the evening show. Mike Howe gave tremendous remarks Saturday at the Young Republicans of Texas.
00:23:04.380 But then you follow on. You've got a very practical plan on how we actually execute this mass deportation and get people involved.
00:23:11.800 Can you walk us through your idea, your plan?
00:23:14.600 Yeah. And essentially what I'm pitching, Steve, is that what DHS has pulled off in two years, right,
00:23:20.900 in terms of the mobilization of ICE as an agency is something we've seen very few examples of
00:23:27.820 across our government in decades, right? Hiring close to 10,000 people, deploying at the scale
00:23:32.920 they did. The threats that both ICE officers face and their families face on social media and many
00:23:39.160 other things that are not reported, you know, in the newspapers and on TV. And my argument is that
00:23:45.240 What we now need is to transition to a legitimate whole-of-government effort, and that whole-of-government effort will also require much more of the American people.
00:23:55.380 And the form that that will take, the way that that will look, is in what I'm calling a civilian deportation corps,
00:24:01.920 people who are willing to go door-to-door, to sit at post offices, to go to the 630 or so commercial weigh stations around our country,
00:24:09.760 to engage in helping with transportation and logistics and extra shifts for nurses.
00:24:16.740 We stand up a whole of country infrastructure and we ask the American people to participate in this effort with us
00:24:24.620 instead of seeing them as a far off political audience to abide.
00:24:29.800 The reason I think this got so much traction the other day at this convention of these young Texas firebrands
00:24:36.740 brands is that this not just sounds like a practical and pragmatic way to do it.
00:24:42.840 You also kind of understand the scale of what has to happen.
00:24:47.540 This can't be just a whole of government.
00:24:50.520 This has to be a whole of society.
00:24:52.200 If we're going to do this, everybody has to come together to do this, correct?
00:24:56.600 Because the 22 million let in under Biden is such an overwhelming number that you have
00:25:02.380 to really think through not just the logistics that they've now gotten the money for and like
00:25:06.700 you said, this Herculean effort to build this infrastructure. Now you have to man it and you
00:25:12.120 just can't man it by hiring ICE agents. It has to be a whole of society effort on this. Is that
00:25:17.840 your pitch? Yeah. And that's exactly the right way to frame it, which is whole of society. So
00:25:24.320 think about what we saw for years under Biden. I mean, I remember there were illegal aliens
00:25:30.060 sleeping on the linoleum floor of Logan Airport. We would see people escorted by us in line at
00:25:37.080 other airports by that nonprofit member wearing a vest. By the way, that money all flowed from
00:25:42.060 the federal government. The Biden administration turned the Floyd Bennett airfield in New York
00:25:48.020 City or just outside of New York City. I think they had at one point 2000 illegal aliens camped
00:25:52.780 out there. So what we saw is that they utilized all of the societal levers at their disposal.
00:25:57.600 And what we need to do is recognize that putting law and order back in place, reestablishing law and order after what we saw in the Biden years will itself be a significant and at times painful national mobilization.
00:26:13.080 But what our opponents did was so extreme, it is now required of us.
00:26:17.240 And so when we talk to a group like the Young Republicans, what we say is, you guys are involved. You guys are the future. And what your future requires of you may at times be very uncomfortable. You might have to help drive a truck, drive illegal aliens in a van to the next airfield, to help man these different civilian functions. And all of these things will seem outrageous to people. And then within a few weeks or months of operation, they will seem very ordinary.
00:26:44.120 Jason Kilmeyer, where do people go to get your content, both social media, website, everything you're working on?
00:26:51.760 Because the remarks, I think you got a lot of people's attention on Saturday, but the seriousness of the situation, not simply we've imported a revolution, but what needs to take place to make sure we export it and export it with all deliberate speed.
00:27:06.060 Where do people go, sir?
00:27:08.260 Yeah, just find me guys on X at Jason Kilmeyer.
00:27:11.240 I read all my DMs, whether that's a mistake or not.
00:27:14.120 And that's pretty much where I mostly engage these days.
00:27:18.120 Jason, thank you so much.
00:27:19.660 By the way, thank you for coming down to Texas.
00:27:21.920 It was incredible.
00:27:22.820 Great, great presentation.
00:27:24.160 Those young men and women were great.
00:27:25.360 Thank you, Steve.
00:27:26.340 They're going to, they're change agents.
00:27:28.440 I tell you, taking on the toughest topics and really had incredible array of speakers.
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00:29:44.180 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.
00:29:49.800 Thank you.
00:29:50.420 Ben Harnwell, our international head from Rome, is going to join us in a little while.
00:29:55.500 And we're also going to go to the White House about the campaign stops of President Trump.
00:29:59.240 But over the next couple of weeks, we're going to have a lot of grassroots leaders.
00:30:04.260 We're going to go to Arizona later, have grassroots leaders from there, Texas, Nevada, all across country, Michigan, Florida, all of it.
00:30:12.080 Because the grassroots are going to determine whether we win or whether we don't and how big that margin of victory is.
00:30:18.440 I want to introduce now.
00:30:20.460 Someone's been on the show many times, Joanne Fleming from Grassroots America.
00:30:25.480 Joanne, in Texas, walk us through what the stakes are down here, ma'am.
00:30:30.100 This is more than just running because the socialists want to have higher marginal tax rates and the Republicans want to have lower marginal tax rates.
00:30:38.540 What's at stake in the crown jewel of the union, the great state of Texas, ma'am?
00:30:43.180 Well, Steve, it's whether we keep the United States of America and go forward with the America 250 that we're proud of, and if we lose the Western world.
00:31:00.920 We already see what's happening in Europe, and Texas is the crown jewel, as you said.
00:31:06.920 It's important for us to understand that no matter how frustrated we may be with Republicans that don't quite keep all their campaign promises, you have to forget about that because we have got to turn out every single Republican we can to vote and conservative independents to vote.
00:31:30.820 We cannot sit this out because the Democrats already outvoted Republicans in the primary.
00:31:37.220 And if they bring that same set back and we bring our same set back who voted in the primary, we lose.
00:31:47.080 I want people to understand that.
00:31:49.160 We lose.
00:31:50.480 Democrats, for the first time in 20 years, outvoted Republicans in a primary.
00:31:56.860 So we've got to get everybody out.
00:31:59.180 So anybody that's mad, feeling all rumpy and not feeling the love for some of our Republican candidates, look, you know, I'm not in love with all of them either.
00:32:09.220 But I want to save Texas.
00:32:10.620 I love Texas more, Steve.
00:32:13.720 What how practically can walk through because we're going to have a number of grassroots leaders on, particularly a lot of pastors.
00:32:19.640 We're going to have on someone on the afternoon show because I think a lot of the pastors are finally getting engaged.
00:32:25.560 Some have been very engaged for a while, but some are new to this and coming to the understanding that what's happening in Europe could happen here tomorrow because we've got 22 million illegal aliens under Biden's watch.
00:32:37.580 And we have not really started the process of mass deportations, which we must start.
00:32:43.300 So walk me through from a practical perspective.
00:32:46.240 What are you doing?
00:32:47.080 You're looked at as one of the heads of grassroots organizations in Texas.
00:32:49.980 What is the practical way, and particularly how do we get people to contact you, et cetera?
00:32:56.160 So walk me through the practicality, how we make sure we get not just all the MAGA base, but also those low propensity voters that don't vote in primaries but are still – and some of them are very upset, but at the end of the day, they're on our side of the football, ma'am.
00:33:12.100 Well, it's personal relationships, Steve.
00:33:15.360 We tell people all the time, you don't need to have a lot of money to do this.
00:33:19.740 Everybody has a circle of influence. And so we're telling people, you've got two weeks of early
00:33:26.120 voting. Your job is to go find 10 people that you are going to persuade to vote and you're going to
00:33:33.140 make sure they vote. And when you get that 10, you go get another 10 because personal relationships
00:33:40.460 matter. People are more willing to go vote because someone they trust and admire are asking
00:33:49.320 them to vote. And look, it's easy to put these two visions in front of people. It is either the
00:33:55.540 vision of freedom and America 250 that we just celebrated, or it is the flip of that. It is
00:34:02.660 what's going on in Europe. It is opening up our borders again. We're already occupied. As you said
00:34:11.200 earlier, we haven't had the mass deportations. We already have the enemies here. We cannot allow
00:34:18.160 the enemy to have the reins of government in texas because for all the people who are upset
00:34:23.780 and frustrated about property taxes you let a democrat take the governor's seat forget about
00:34:29.860 property tax reform and protecting children that's over too there's a commercial there's
00:34:37.760 a commercial plane that i've seen non-stop over the weekend about talafrico and transgender and
00:34:42.940 accusing parents and putting parents in jeopardy do people do you think people fully understand
00:34:47.800 right now, particularly those that are saying, hey, look, I don't see the action out of the
00:34:53.380 Trump administration or Abbott or any of them, and so I'm just going to stay home. Can you just
00:34:57.680 highlight for people what Tala Frico as a senator from Texas would mean, ma'am?
00:35:03.740 He is such a radical. And not only that, a win in that Senate seat is going to bring even more
00:35:12.760 money. We're expecting over $500 million to be spent by the Democrats in this election. If he
00:35:20.220 wins, we will drown in money from the Democrats from the hard left. And they are going to be in
00:35:27.820 the streets just like they are in France. People need to understand that every seat up down the
00:35:35.600 ballot from the top to the bottom, you need to go vote for the Republican because they can wreak
00:35:42.680 all sorts of chaos in your local government. You just think about your schools. If you have a sane
00:35:48.420 school board and they're replaced with a bunch of radicals, guess what? You're going to have a lot
00:35:53.980 of headaches in your school. And you can forget about the gains that we've made down at the State
00:35:59.180 Board of Education with getting the curriculum back to America 250 values. And look, the battle
00:36:06.460 over fighting sharia in texas you talk about a crown jewel they have already told us that they
00:36:12.600 want to take texas we must have republicans in office to be able to do this friends it is about
00:36:20.560 losing the united states of america we cannot have another republican president after president
00:36:27.140 trump if we lose texas we just cannot do it so whatever you are whatever frustration you have
00:36:35.100 You have to put that aside and you have to go out and you have to vote for American liberty, the kind of liberty that our founding fathers gave us, the kind of liberty that the Texas freedom fighters fought and died for to give us the Republic of Texas.
00:36:54.980 We've got to fight for that.
00:36:56.540 Look, there's no one that's more frustrated and has worked, well, about 30 years to try to get Republicans to be limited government Republicans.
00:37:05.860 But I'm telling you this, even the ones that I just don't like, I am going to go vote for every single Republican because I love Texas more.
00:37:16.840 And I'm asking people today to please love Texas more than you can't stand politics today.
00:37:25.220 I get it and I know that our grassroots leaders are tired but if you'll go to our website we've
00:37:32.300 already had a lot of requests for this we've got two visions or on one ballot it's on the home
00:37:37.820 home page it will give you the list of practical differences between the America 250 vision and
00:37:45.420 that of the hard left the socialist the communist and the unconstitutional and inhumane sharia
00:37:52.400 pushers that is the contrast here we've got it ready for you you don't have to you don't have
00:37:59.440 to pay anything you don't have to be a member it won't cost you anything to print this out
00:38:03.800 print a ton of them out and go get hand them out to people and get them to vote persuade them
00:38:09.900 listen to people don't just do a drive-by text you've got to go get in front of people go up
00:38:16.780 and down your neighborhood streets visit with people listen to them ask them if they plan to
00:38:23.420 vote and if they say no you got to stand there and try to persuade them and you got to get 10
00:38:29.380 and the next week you get 10 more that is how we save texas it's not going to cost you a lot of
00:38:35.760 money it's going to take you some time and you need to pray and ask god for mercy that we hold
00:38:41.660 the Republic of Texas. Joanne, where do people go for this in your social media? Where do they go
00:38:47.080 to get that list right now and everything on your site? It's grassrootsamerica, g-a-w-t-p.com. You
00:38:54.580 got it up right there. And right there where you see the 2026 general election, if you click on
00:39:00.620 that graphic, it's going to bring you to the two visions that are on the ballot. The contrast
00:39:06.420 couldn't be clearer it's you got the tools you just got to go out and sell america 250 and saving
00:39:14.920 texas we've got to do this guys we got to do it you got to get up off the couch get your head out
00:39:22.480 of your phone get it out of social media and go talk to people and get them to the polls hey take
00:39:29.260 them to the polls to vote and then go i don't know bomb an ice cream come i don't know but just do
00:39:34.880 something to have that human connection. That is what it's going to say. Or a drink. Or a drink,
00:39:41.820 Steve. Anyway, it will get people to vote. You've got to have that human connection now. That's
00:39:49.260 what people need. You use a term I haven't heard in a long time. Visit with folks. Get your list
00:39:54.920 of 10. Go visit with folks. Go to poll. Joanne, your message resonates throughout the entire
00:40:00.820 country, not simply Texas, but Texas, obviously, early voting starts today. Ma'am, thank you so
00:40:04.740 much for firing us up here on our first Monday back in Texas. Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate you.
00:40:13.060 Got Ben Harnwell. I think I finally tracked down Ben Harnwell by phone. Ben, as you warned,
00:40:19.460 as you have warned for years, Italy is not, Italy is not, does not escape this. Oh, we got Ben with
00:40:26.660 Ben with his background. Thank you, sir. Ben Harnwell, give me a couple of minutes. I know
00:40:31.320 you've got a bulk. Give me a couple of minutes on what is coming to America that you saw in France
00:40:36.520 and Italy over the weekend. France, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, the list goes on and on,
00:40:44.540 Steve. This is really, I would suggest, since I've been on this show, literally in October,
00:40:49.800 I've done five years on the show. This is the story, I think, that I've been here waiting for.
00:40:55.280 Now, it doesn't mean I want to impose my interpretation on top of the events, but it does mean that everything that we've been warning around about the level of anger that is bubbling up across the West, not just in continental Europe, against out-of-touch remote government that is ignoring the needs of the people is what we can see here.
00:41:15.300 And that anger is manifesting itself in different ways from country to country.
00:41:19.760 now here's what i want to say because i've been watching this over the weekend i've been looking
00:41:24.200 at the other commentators i think a point is being missed here right this is but now i know a lot i've
00:41:30.240 seen this the engagement on twitter i know people are saying these are all race rights and all the
00:41:35.500 rest of it and it's all down to immigration that is a part of it but it is not the root cause
00:41:40.780 what we are seeing here the reason there are elements of that is because society is starting
00:41:45.720 to break down the fabric of society starting to break down at the stress points and this is one
00:41:52.360 of the stress points okay but fundamentally people are broke they are broke and they are overtaxed
00:41:59.140 now when people on fox and this is what i i'm saying i think people are misunderstanding what's
00:42:04.120 happening here in continental europe when people commentators on fox news are saying oh this these
00:42:08.760 are race rights immigration this can come to europe i would want i want to make the correction
00:42:13.480 what this could come to america what i want to say is what can come to america is the same level
00:42:19.780 of disturbance arising out of the anger that people are feeling again these are to do with
00:42:26.460 this is fundamentally a cost of living crisis i close steve i know we have an ad break but let
00:42:32.020 me hand over with this fact which i came up and came across over the weekend if i were to say to
00:42:37.200 you see how much do you think washington says all the income tax it collects how much of every
00:42:44.200 dollar in income tax that washington takes goes to paying off the 40 trillion national debt i'm
00:42:51.080 going to tell you it's 43 cents steve of every dollar that you and every american is paying in
00:42:57.460 tax is going to service the national debt not to pay it off simply to service the interest right
00:43:05.640 If interest rates rise, that is going to rise as well, and people can't afford it.
00:43:10.480 And when that anger bubbles over, right, this is the anger.
00:43:15.020 This is the consequence you can see.
00:43:16.920 Steve, you're looking at these figures on the screen.
00:43:20.640 One and a half thousand businesses.
00:43:22.600 Ben, hang on for one second.
00:43:23.840 We're just going to take a short commercial break.
00:43:25.300 Ben Harnwell is with us, our European editor of All Things Europe.
00:43:29.420 Neil McCabe's at the White House about the president's schedule, this barnstorming the nation, all next in the war room.
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00:45:16.840 So, Ben, Harnwell, as we've talked,
00:45:19.660 It's one of the reasons I think this thing is so fascinating because I do believe it's a convergence.
00:45:24.020 And part of this is a nation like France that's broke.
00:45:27.680 It's got a quasi-socialist system.
00:45:30.320 They're out of money.
00:45:31.140 They have this huge budget deficit.
00:45:32.640 They kicked that debate down.
00:45:35.000 They kicked that can down for over a year.
00:45:37.460 It's really brought Le Pen back into being competitive here and maybe even take the next presidential election.
00:45:43.540 You add that with open borders and all this migration, it's a volatile mix.
00:45:48.400 Walk me through how that mix builds on itself, because once you get people in there saying, hey, the cost of living is too much.
00:45:55.160 I can't afford anything. The government's supposed to give me so much, but they can't do it anymore.
00:45:59.940 Macron's talking about cuts, not talking about any money because he can't.
00:46:03.200 They're essentially broke with a massive budget deficit that's already brought down, I think, a couple of prime ministers underneath him.
00:46:09.600 Walk through how the convergence of this is so combustible.
00:46:13.140 And that is my fear for the United States because we've got the same thing, although we can continue to print money.
00:46:18.640 But that day is going to come to an end, I think, relatively shortly, sir.
00:46:23.380 Much paper of these protests, Steve, is the popular anger, the anger that exists within the people.
00:46:30.940 That is why, because these protests have been going on for like a month now.
00:46:36.140 We've started to see on the Western media over the last couple of weeks, but it's actually been bubbling on.
00:46:41.260 It started off as education protests and was being pushed by the far left, not radicals, just the far left political forces, the front unbowed of Melanchon, who's going to come second to Le Pen, presumably in the first round in April of next year.
00:46:59.580 It has already metastasized from being an education and an education funding protest, Steve. It's already metastasized into being a general protest against the cost of living. And that is on that basis, you're seeing copycat protests around the European Union.
00:47:19.900 So the metastasization is there. And the thing that I come back to this, these protests would not be growing, Steve, if they didn't have a latent popular anger of people that have been ignored for too long.
00:47:34.620 That's why they're growing. And you're quite right to say that into this mix, this combustible mix, you have different elements.
00:47:41.940 So you have the original protesters, right? They're the ones who are still organizing the speeches at the rallies, which are now on education and on cost of living, right? You see the Palestinian flags being waved amongst the protesters, but they're not there speaking at the events. But they are adding into it. They're pouring into this as a small river pours into a large river.
00:48:07.560 Another thing you see coming into this are the invaders, right?
00:48:13.380 They're starting to come into this.
00:48:14.860 They're coming into this on the looting aspect.
00:48:19.040 And it's important to break down that there are different factors here.
00:48:21.900 Look, I know you've got Neil McCabe waiting in the wings.
00:48:24.320 Let me finish with this point.
00:48:26.460 Yeah, take your time.
00:48:27.180 By the way, Ben, take your time.
00:48:29.060 We'll get to Neil.
00:48:29.560 Take your time on this.
00:48:30.380 People need to understand it.
00:48:32.700 It's essential, Steve, what I'm going to say.
00:48:34.800 there are different factors that are piling in to these european protests i say that because some
00:48:42.260 of these protests most of the war room can actually agree with they are the fact that
00:48:46.900 there's a cost of living crisis people are paying too much in tax they don't like where that money
00:48:52.280 is going they don't like the fact that invaders are being prioritized over them that is an anger
00:48:57.580 that is there bubbling that's not going away those are things that we could support you have
00:49:02.280 the invaders themselves you have the looters you have the hard left those are things that we
00:49:07.200 wouldn't agree with but the whole thing is they're all piling into this popular sense of anger and
00:49:13.120 that's why it's driving from one country to another you saw the protests in in um in italy
00:49:17.760 north of italy up in milan pretty much i think of the 30 or so kids they arrested they were all of
00:49:22.900 immigrant backgrounds every single one under 30 of an imminent immigrant background they were asked
00:49:28.520 by the television stations.
00:49:29.700 Why were they there protesting?
00:49:31.440 What were they protesting about?
00:49:32.680 They basically literally said
00:49:34.240 they didn't know why they were there.
00:49:35.620 They just knew there were protests.
00:49:37.060 So they came out to support it.
00:49:38.520 So that sort of gives an indication
00:49:39.940 of how what were sort of principled protests
00:49:44.640 about education spending
00:49:46.580 and against the cost of living
00:49:48.580 are metastasizing.
00:49:50.460 And the point here is the popular anger.
00:49:53.100 If you're going to expect people to pay
00:49:55.440 for all of the services that the state offers,
00:49:57.940 but give them very little in return, at some point, they're going to hit a breaking point.
00:50:03.840 And that breaking point, when you're getting ordinary, working, middle-class people coming out
00:50:09.940 like they do for the Tommy Robinson rallies, you see those people coming here out in continental Europe,
00:50:17.100 then you're going to start to see people protesting because they have nothing left to lose.
00:50:22.520 That is when you have a legitimacy crisis on behalf of the state.
00:50:26.880 Now, already the interior minister of France offered his resignation to President Macron today.
00:50:32.980 Macron refused it.
00:50:34.120 But the amazing thing about the level of popular anger in France is that Macron is finished anyway.
00:50:39.300 He's going to reach the end of his second mandate.
00:50:41.220 He can't stand again in the spring next year.
00:50:43.720 And already there are people coming out saying, you know, that's too far away.
00:50:48.880 He's got to go now.
00:50:50.140 So you see the whole thing, the stability of the French state is actually being brought into play here.
00:50:55.140 uh we'll get i'll get you back on tomorrow talk about maloney we've warned maloney and
00:51:01.580 our government that if they didn't take big steps not just on the economy but really on
00:51:06.600 migration of what she avoided uh this day is going to come to a place like milan anyway ben
00:51:12.500 harnwell where do people go get your content you put it up 24 7 brilliant analysis sir one
00:51:18.220 small river into a bigger river where do you go get on my social media platform of choice
00:51:25.240 at harnwell my surname and on the unmentionable platform ben underscore harnwell as well i'm
00:51:31.960 there too thanks steve god bless but let me close with this point steve everything we have been
00:51:37.000 saying on the war room since i've been on here for the last five years it is coming to pass now
00:51:43.100 these protests in europe are the biggest things the biggest events
00:51:47.000 take place in continental europe potentially than anything else i've covered since i've been
00:51:53.320 on this show it's massive and harnwell thank you great coverage look forward to talking to you
00:51:58.440 after the show great work the hit song may god bless america man do we need it more than ever
00:52:04.960 we're going to leave it there you can download it one of the number one songs in the country
00:52:10.340 Check it out.
00:52:11.140 But until this perfect day, we should weep for our country.
00:52:19.620 Seek God on its behalf.
00:52:22.220 We may not have made a golden calf, but our idols have been cleared.
00:52:28.400 And it ends here.
00:52:39.360 May God bless America
00:52:44.220 And bring us forward to the day
00:52:47.440 When every tear is wiped away
00:52:50.740 But until this perfect day
00:52:54.660 We should weep for our country
00:52:57.340 Seek God on his behalf
00:53:00.300 We may not have made a golden calf
00:53:04.220 But our idols have been cleared
00:53:06.500 And it ends here
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