Bannon's War Room - October 29, 2026


Episode 5771： Faith On The Ballot; Overview Of Texas, Iowa, And Arizona

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00:00:00.000 For Christians, evangelicals especially, Trump was a trade-off, a promise to defend a conservative
00:00:05.260 Christian vision of America for people who felt like it was slipping away.
00:00:10.680 But is that trade-off still delivering today? According to a new survey by Public Religion
00:00:16.760 Research Institute in Brookings, Donald Trump's favorability among white evangelical Protestants
00:00:21.740 is down 10 points from 24. That's 72 to 62 percent. Still a majority, but not as big of a
00:00:29.160 majority. White Catholics and white mainline non-evangelical Protestants are divided. 49-46
00:00:37.020 respectively hold favorable views of the president. That is also down from 24. And Trump's favorability
00:00:43.620 among Hispanic Protestants, a majority of whom backed him in 24, well, that's dropped by 20
00:00:49.460 percentage points. It is 31 percent today. It was 51 percent in 2024. Well, we do see, as you said,
00:00:58.480 about a 10 point drop among white evangelical Protestants over the last couple of years and
00:01:02.420 Trump's favorability. We also asked a question about regret and we have about one in 10 white
00:01:08.040 evangelicals saying they regret their vote for Donald Trump. However, the one cautionary tale
00:01:13.660 I would say here is that I went back and looked at historical data and the last time there have
00:01:18.180 been a couple of key times, 2016, for example, this is right where white evangelical support was
00:01:23.820 in terms of favorability for Trump in 2016. Also the last midterms, 2022, Trump favorability right
00:01:30.900 around six and 10. So we've been here before with white evangelicals expressing some dissatisfaction,
00:01:36.700 but when it came time to pull the lever on election day, they have consistently shown up
00:01:41.360 and pulled the lever. What about the non-white evangelicals, the Hispanic Christian voters,
00:01:47.600 because that's a pretty notable drop off. And it's one that had swung to Donald Trump. Is it
00:01:52.260 swinging back? Well, we'll have to wait and see. It certainly looks like it. I mean, you know,
00:01:57.640 certainly if I were a Republican operative, that 20 percent drop among Latino Protestants would be
00:02:03.400 deeply worrying, particularly that we've got key races in Texas and California, places where,
00:02:11.140 for example, in Texas, there are just as many Latino evangelicals as there are white evangelicals.
00:02:16.620 And so this is a key part of his coalition that he made inroads with in 2024.
00:02:22.340 And so a 20 point drop among this group in places like Texas, California, anywhere across the Southwest, that could be the ballgame.
00:02:32.420 Thursday, 29 October, Year of Our Lord, 2026.
00:02:36.940 I want to start, by the way, we're going to go to Texas.
00:02:39.440 I've got Tony Lyons is just back for the Maha rally in Iowa.
00:02:42.880 And now the president shifted his strategy, his schedule.
00:02:46.140 No Kansas on Saturday, but going to Iowa on Sunday.
00:02:50.760 Fincham's going to join us.
00:02:51.820 But numbers are just coming from Maricopa County in Arizona.
00:02:55.080 We're going to get to all that, plus Dr. Jeffrey Tucker and more to the White House with Neal McCabe, all of it.
00:03:01.140 I want to start with Pastor Huddleston.
00:03:02.500 You just heard MSNBC.
00:03:04.500 Katie Turr, as you know, she's very concerned about Christianity in the United States
00:03:09.400 and pushing forward the message of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
00:03:14.440 Pastor Huddleston, how are we doing with Christians, particularly in the state of Texas,
00:03:21.060 where we're going to have John Hollis on here in a minute.
00:03:25.320 We've got to get a reality check on these numbers because we've got a lot of work ahead of us.
00:03:29.520 We had a huge day on Monday, the first really big day we've had because of what the pastors did on Sunday.
00:03:35.720 Where are we, sir?
00:03:37.900 Well, I'm glad that the numbers are saying that we're better, Steve.
00:03:40.940 And again, thank you for having me on the show.
00:03:42.520 here's the hard fact of it. We are at a critical junction. I mean, we need the church and
00:03:49.900 Christian people to get out and vote principle. I tell people all the time, Jesus is not on the
00:03:54.860 ballot. He never will be. You're always going to vote for the lesser of two evils, even if your
00:03:59.340 mama and your daddy were on the ballot. We are all lost, and we have to vote principles. And so
00:04:07.000 I'm just praying that pastors will stand up and call their people to vote principles. When you
00:04:11.540 look at the Republican platform versus the Democrat platform, there is no, there is no
00:04:17.160 comparison at all. One literally is evil when they want to mutilate our children, when they want to
00:04:22.400 change marriage. I mean, I could just go on and on the list. And then the Republicans, they're not
00:04:26.620 perfect, but they at least line with God and principles. So vote the Republican ticket all
00:04:31.340 the way down. That's what's going to get us through this. Pastor, one thing that the left
00:04:36.820 has done that's i think um obviously hypocritical but smart politically and this is one of the
00:04:43.600 reasons president trump is going to go back to kansas i think he realizes now that's an i think
00:04:48.160 i think in better shape and that's where they're going to go to iowa on sunday he's going to do
00:04:51.440 teletown halls i believe all day saturday but where they're in trouble they they wrap themselves
00:04:58.160 in the christian message from a progressive perspective and hope in these campaign ads
00:05:04.620 that that gets washed out and people just say well he's a seminary student he's a presbyterian
00:05:09.320 he's a religious guy uh and uh and and maybe paxton's not what's your thoughts on that because
00:05:15.660 you can see around the country whether it's kansas whether it's particularly in the in the
00:05:19.700 plain states in the south which are highly religious places they're they're cloaking
00:05:25.100 themselves in the optics of christian of professed christianity sir
00:05:31.380 Well, the Bible says Satan will make himself masquerade as an angel of light.
00:05:37.800 Listen, Steve, Satan, he knows the Bible better than any of us.
00:05:42.900 I mean, he knew enough of it as far as Bible to even try to pull the Bible out on Jesus himself when he was tempting him.
00:05:50.000 So just because somebody can quote scriptures and have a degree, it does not matter to me.
00:05:54.720 It matters. How does that line up?
00:05:56.480 I don't know how you can read the Bible and say that God has six genders. 0.54
00:05:59.980 I don't know how you can read the Bible and say it's OK to mutilate our children.
00:06:04.680 And every parent in Texas needs to hear this.
00:06:07.220 Tallarico is saying if you do not affirm your minor child's switching genders, you need to be thrown in jail, your children taken away.
00:06:16.740 This is the message. This is what's happening.
00:06:19.820 And I really don't care what people say.
00:06:21.660 My mailbox has been filled.
00:06:24.000 My email of people saying, how could you come against a seminary student?
00:06:27.740 And listen, he got a degree, but he is quoting false truth all the way down.
00:06:33.560 Pastor, hang on a second.
00:06:34.620 I want to bring John Hollison, one of the best analysts out there.
00:06:37.280 Let's go through some math, and then I want to get you back in after you've listened to it.
00:06:40.960 John, can you give us an update late on a Thursday afternoon, sir?
00:06:46.280 Yes, sir.
00:06:46.940 So yesterday was not the day that we wanted it to be.
00:06:50.280 It should have been a bigger surge.
00:06:52.580 We did not see that.
00:06:53.600 we still have about 350,000 strong primary voters that have not voted yet and a total of about 1.5
00:07:01.520 million Republicans overall. The Democrats are puttering out in terms of their reliable voters.
00:07:07.560 They're at about 82 percent, and that's been slowly declining in the cities as well. But what
00:07:13.500 we're not seeing is we're not seeing an uptick from Republicans like we would want and like we
00:07:17.920 would hope. And so right now it's all within, it's all within reach, but Republicans have to get out
00:07:24.080 to vote and they have to put aside their, their differences with what's going on nationally and
00:07:29.200 focus in on Texas as a whole and how this election can really transform this state in the wrong
00:07:35.280 direction. Talk to me, is that pretty unusual this late? Cause early in-person voting ends
00:07:42.100 tomorrow, close to business. I think it is in Texas, but it ends on the 30th. There's a couple
00:07:46.920 of days off, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, then we get back to it on election day. Is that unusual
00:07:52.360 this late at direct in-person voting that you've got 350,000, you know, kind of your 4D voters,
00:08:02.420 the ones that are highest propensity that have not voted? It is unusual. Now, normally it gets
00:08:09.640 overshadowed by, you know, lower propensity Republicans that do show up towards the end as
00:08:14.640 well. And so usually we would look at that and go, oh, well, they're just going to show up on
00:08:18.800 election day. But the problem is, is we're not even seeing the low propensity Republicans show
00:08:22.940 up in good numbers either. So that, honestly, it makes me worried about where we're headed,
00:08:27.520 because if the low propensities aren't going to take the momentum that we've gained over the past
00:08:33.180 couple of days and start to show up, then relying on that remainder of about 350,000 hard Republicans,
00:08:40.520 I mean, it can happen, obviously, and they will show up, hopefully.
00:08:46.040 But, you know, it's kind of like, you know, you're wishing that it's going to happen as opposed to seeing it in the data.
00:08:54.080 Is this reflected overall of you haven't have you seen disparity?
00:08:59.580 I know there's all kind of talk. People are saying that 93 or 94 percent of Republicans are voting for for the Republican ticket.
00:09:09.760 but there's like 6% that are holding out, either going with the Bushes and the Rhinos,
00:09:14.380 either to not vote or to vote against it.
00:09:16.940 And the Democrats right now are almost 100% voting for their side.
00:09:21.540 Are you seeing any noise on that right now?
00:09:25.140 Well, I mean, that has been the talk of this cycle, honestly, in Texas.
00:09:28.780 And it goes back to our primaries.
00:09:30.700 We had some very contentious primaries.
00:09:32.820 And obviously, we have some imperfect people running for office.
00:09:36.760 And, you know, just like we do every cycle.
00:09:39.760 But for whatever reason, this particular cycle has really put the Republicans against each other.
00:09:45.760 And there's been a lot of infighting. There's been a lot of fact of fracturing.
00:09:50.220 We do know from the twenty eighteen Beto Cruz race that there was about an eight percent crossover Republicans going over to Beto.
00:09:57.520 And so we did kind of expect that. But right now, the way that it's tracking is that may be bigger than that.
00:10:04.000 We won't know, obviously, until Election Day. And, you know, the exit polls are one thing.
00:10:08.920 But right now, it doesn't look particularly good for people like Paxton, for example.
00:10:16.680 Other people, though, like Abbott, he seems to be doing pretty well, and Hinojosa seems to be puttering out.
00:10:22.660 For example, she was in El Paso yesterday, and if you know anything about El Paso, if you were running for Democrat statewide office and you felt positive about your place, you wouldn't be spending the last couple days of early voting in a hard Democrat city.
00:10:35.500 uh you talk to all the professionals all the time behind the scenes what's the general sense
00:10:42.060 from not the media but from people that are hardcore operatives well everyone's concerned
00:10:48.740 you know because we we aren't used to this kind of fall off i mean even in 2018 you know i i feel
00:10:55.120 like people were still more more motivated to get out and this time around there just seems to be
00:11:00.700 kind of a general malaise within the party. And there hasn't necessarily been a through message
00:11:07.240 that is connected with those people and has really cut to the heart of what they're concerned about.
00:11:12.580 And so operatives on the ground, all the professionals, we are concerned, you know,
00:11:16.640 and we are working day and night to try to get out the vote and to make sure that, you know,
00:11:22.020 at least people understand what's at risk here, because this isn't just some normal midterm where,
00:11:27.680 you might get a Democrat that you disagree with most of the time. We're talking about a massive
00:11:34.320 push from the DSA, a massive push from far-left activists within the Democrat Party. And frankly,
00:11:40.900 they are lying to voters on a daily basis about what they actually believe, what they're actually
00:11:45.700 going to do. And for whatever reason, some people are believing it, even though the last six years
00:11:52.900 has shown us that you really can't believe much of what they tell you because they always seem to,
00:11:59.220 you know, do the opposite eventually once they get into power.
00:12:03.660 Pastor Huddleston, you've heard it now. We've got to have a big push on Friday. We only got
00:12:08.700 one day left now. And then on Election Day, your thoughts, sir? Well, again, I encourage every
00:12:15.000 pastor, every leader to get out and challenge people to vote for the principles of the platforms
00:12:21.460 Because John's right. They're going to tell you everything you want to hear, the Democrats, right now.
00:12:26.340 I'm telling you, Tallarico, we know him down here in Texas.
00:12:29.820 He's flipped quicker than—I've just never seen anybody flip so quick.
00:12:35.540 He's totally opposite. He's eating meat, all these different crazy things.
00:12:38.720 But the core of who he believes, just like John said, they are far, far left.
00:12:43.780 And so we need to rally people to vote for principle, the Republican platform.
00:12:48.740 Because Ken Paxton, even though he's not been the best family man, he has been the best fighter for Texas in the United States that I've ever seen.
00:12:57.860 I absolutely agree with you.
00:12:59.780 I mean, look, everybody's got personal shortcomings. 1.00
00:13:03.540 And particularly, Tal Africo is an absolute freak, which nobody's diving into.
00:13:09.440 Ken Paxton, particularly when it was toughest, after the 2020 election was stolen, he was the first guest we had on War Room that morning.
00:13:18.740 as uh on the 20th of january of 2021 when biden was having that fake remember they had like 10
00:13:24.940 people at his uh inauguration ken paxton came on the show and said hey where the biden regime where
00:13:31.460 the biden is uh inside the bounds of the constitution it's positive for texas we will
00:13:36.400 support him where it's not we'll see him in court that afternoon i think or that evening overnight
00:13:43.040 was the first lawsuit of 107 that Ken Paxton filed.
00:13:47.580 And Ken Paxton, I'm telling you, was a fighter.
00:13:49.140 Anyway, I'm going to hold you guys through the break.
00:13:51.480 John Hollis, one of the top analysts and operatives down in Texas,
00:13:56.060 and Pastor Huddleston, a very inspirational Christian evangelical pastor
00:14:00.480 that is one of the people that are really working folks and saying,
00:14:03.960 hey, look, you've got to look past particularly this ad campaign with Tallarico
00:14:08.620 because that is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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00:17:51.640 We're going to go Texas, hopefully Iowa, Arizona.
00:17:57.080 McCabe, we're going to talk about Kansas dropped and Iowa put on the on for the rally on Sunday.
00:18:03.540 I'm going to go back. John Hollis, tomorrow is the last day of in-person early voting in Texas.
00:18:10.860 of your analytics. Do you have a message to anybody or something we should be looking
00:18:15.360 at to get us smarter for next Tuesday, sir? Absolutely. One thing that makes Texas unique,
00:18:23.840 more so than any other state in this union, is at the end of the day, as Texans, we are Texans first,
00:18:29.380 period. It doesn't matter whether you're right, left, down the middle. Everyone knows that when
00:18:34.160 you come to this state, you represent the values of Texas. And right now, we have so many Democrat
00:18:40.120 candidates that are saying all the pretty things to you, but their records don't match.
00:18:46.080 And at the end of the day, in Texas, we also don't like liars. And we may have a lot of issues on our
00:18:54.020 own side, and we will need to address that, and we will continue to address that. But we cannot
00:19:00.340 sell this state to people who seek to destroy it and to destroy our nation. That's not the Texas
00:19:08.820 way of life. That's not how we do it. And when someone is taking the Bible out of context
00:19:14.460 in heretical ways, when someone is lying to you about their own record, when someone who is
00:19:20.260 willing to change their skin just to suit the moment, how can you ever stand by them and trust
00:19:27.100 them? So Republicans, I know we are upset. I know we don't like how things have been going,
00:19:33.920 but at the end of the day, we have to protect Texas first. And that means that you need to get
00:19:39.640 up, get off the couch, and make sure that this state has something to look forward to and your
00:19:45.340 children have something to look forward to. Because I guarantee you, if we allow some of
00:19:49.280 these people in and we allow Texas to start going purple, then we will wind up like the states that
00:19:55.300 have done this before. The Californias, the Arizonas, the Georgias, the New Yorks. People
00:20:01.060 forget California used to be a conservative bastion, and you know what happened? Republicans
00:20:05.300 let it go because of infighting. Put your differences aside and save this state.
00:20:11.580 Yeah, California and Colorado, two rock-to-rib red states. California gave you Richard Nixon
00:20:19.200 and Ronald Reagan and many others. Colorado, what an incredible state. Both of them actually
00:20:25.400 throwing Oregon and all these other places that had always been good states, now the bastion of
00:20:32.480 all this madness. John, understanding the math here, it's doable. It's tough, but doable. How
00:20:40.840 heavy a lift do we have in the next four or five days? Currently, it's a heavy lift, but it's not
00:20:49.720 an insurmountable one. The numbers are always on our side. There are far more Republicans in the
00:20:54.700 state than there are Democrats. And even on the independent side, we trend more conservative.
00:21:00.500 So it's within reach. All of these races are within reach, but it's really up to us 1.00
00:21:05.740 to stop sitting back and just accepting defeat and actually get up and do something about it. 0.94
00:21:14.320 Media and your site so people can follow you now more than ever.
00:21:17.740 yes sir you can visit us at intels.com that's i-n-t-e-l-l-z.com and you can find me on x
00:21:26.140 at john hollis tx it's a new account so we'll be putting some more stuff up there for people to
00:21:31.480 read appreciate you sir thank you pastor huddleson before i let you go any message for uh your
00:21:38.480 colleagues in west texas sir yeah the entire state of texas we have to turn out and vote republican
00:21:45.860 Get everybody that you can, because this is not a thing of, well, if I'm just going to set this one out, Steve.
00:21:52.380 See, if you set this one out, do the math. You're not just setting it out.
00:21:55.900 You're actually giving the other side two points, two votes, their vote and your vote, because a no vote is still a vote.
00:22:03.180 And so get off your sidelines and get out there and vote, even if you have to hold your nose, even if you don't understand, because I'll say it again.
00:22:09.560 And the Republican that you don't like, the Republican you don't know, the Republican you're angry with, is always better than any Democrat that is on the ticket.
00:22:18.540 So I just challenge people to get out there and do that.
00:22:20.800 Take five people with you.
00:22:22.480 Don't be ashamed of being conservative and being proud of that.
00:22:25.760 That's what makes Texas what Texas is.
00:22:28.460 And it's just, again, a joy to be on the show with you.
00:22:30.800 Thank you for what you're doing.
00:22:32.020 I believe we're going to pull this out.
00:22:33.300 I agree with John.
00:22:34.040 It is a big task, but it is not undoable.
00:22:37.740 This can happen.
00:22:38.560 And I believe that it's going to, but it's going to take a long fight.
00:22:42.540 With God, all things are possible.
00:22:44.700 Sir, Pastor, where do we go to your website?
00:22:46.980 Where do we go to your social media so people can follow you, sir?
00:22:50.200 Yeah, huddlestonfortexas.com.
00:22:52.700 I'm still running for State Board of Education, District 9.
00:22:55.800 And my handles on everything are at Pastor Kasson.
00:22:59.380 It's on X, Facebook, Instagram.
00:23:02.680 But huddlestonfortexas.com.
00:23:04.640 And, Steve, thank you again for what you're doing.
00:23:06.180 I always enjoy being here with you.
00:23:07.600 Thank you. Great guidance, sir, and good luck.
00:23:12.460 Let's go now. I've got Finchman, Arizona, but I want to go to Iowa first.
00:23:16.800 Tony Lyons is back, and Tony, a little groggy, I think you got up at four in the morning to get back here.
00:23:22.660 You had a rally yesterday, Make America Healthy Again.
00:23:24.840 The president just announced scratching Kansas.
00:23:28.060 They're going to do a teletown hall.
00:23:29.320 He's going to Iowa on Sunday.
00:23:32.540 Sir, Iowa is all important.
00:23:34.320 Give us a report from the field, sir.
00:23:37.600 Yeah, we had an incredible night there. So we had all the Maha Dream team. And, you know,
00:23:44.600 Zach Lane is the Maha Dream candidate. But we had Bobby Kennedy, Callie Means, Zen Honeycutt.
00:23:50.560 We had Joe Latipo, Joel Salatin. I mean, it was just a great night. It went on for about two
00:23:55.980 hours. There were a thousand people there. It was covered by about a hundred different stations.
00:24:00.620 and, you know, Zach was really on fire and he really needs to win this. And if you look at his
00:24:08.200 life, you know, he doesn't have to do this. He's a successful businessman, but he's driven. He's
00:24:14.500 sincere. He's smart. He's passionate. He's authentic. And he genuinely cares about, you know,
00:24:20.060 not only his seven children that he's raising on a homestead in the state, but on, you know,
00:24:25.840 for every child in the state. And he's going to clean up Iowa's water. He's going to test farm
00:24:31.460 chemicals in the state because he doesn't trust the corrupt corporate science. And he's going to
00:24:36.300 serve kids local grown food for school lunches. You know, there's so many different Maha things
00:24:41.740 that he's going to do. And it's going to be a blueprint for what needs to be done for the
00:24:46.880 whole country. And Bobby Kennedy said that this is the most important race in the country because
00:24:53.420 this is just a test for Maha, for what's possible. And he said that he he loves Zach
00:25:00.140 Lane because we have to make this country the breadbasket of the world without degrading our
00:25:06.180 soils, you know, and, you know, most importantly, without poisoning our people and all of our
00:25:11.420 children. And we've been doing that now for a generation and it has to stop. So, you know,
00:25:16.960 he's going to make cancer and clean water the heart of his his tenure. And he's going to treat
00:25:23.980 chronic disease as the crisis that it is and not just some statistic. I mean, we spend three times
00:25:30.100 the amount of money as any of the 30 industrialized countries on health care. And we have the worst
00:25:35.640 health outcomes. So he's talking about prevention. He's talking about ending the corruption in this
00:25:41.060 country and about not just treating people, but actually making them healthy. And he's running
00:25:46.940 against a career politician, this guy Rob Sand. And, you know, we've all seen people like him
00:25:52.960 before. And he's what the country is sick of and wants to get rid of. But we've never had somebody
00:25:58.540 like Zach Lane as as the governor of a state. So, you know, the real choice is, do we want another
00:26:05.500 career politician who's going to protect the big corporations and the people in power, the
00:26:10.820 big pharma, big ag, all these food companies, or, you know, all these people who have basically
00:26:16.680 failed their way to the top by making money, becoming more famous, more powerful, while the
00:26:23.120 people of their state got more sick and, you know, and suffered chronic disease at levels that don't
00:26:30.060 exist in any other country in the world? Or do we want somebody who's a political outsider, who's a
00:26:35.800 farmer who's going to fight for your children, you know, for our health, for our freedom, for our
00:26:40.800 land. So this is somebody, Zach Lane is going to challenge the status quo. He's going to end the
00:26:46.680 corruption and he's going to end, you know, this 70% of children eating ultra processed food and
00:26:53.180 eating dangerous pesticides and, you know, all the big pharma coming into our schools and giving our
00:26:59.220 children drugs that they don't need and that keep them sick for their whole lives. So he's going to
00:27:03.800 get the best possible deal for the people of his state. And then he's going to be, like I said,
00:27:09.400 a blueprint for what can happen all around the country. So the problem is Zach is down in the
00:27:15.040 polls, but he was down in the primaries by a lot. And Maha voters came out and they took him over
00:27:21.940 the edge. And, you know, he was, you know, nobody had heard of him two years back and he came out
00:27:28.120 of nowhere, won the primary, and now he's within four points. But, you know, if you think about
00:27:34.260 that, you know, Donald Trump in 2024 was down four points four days before the vote, and then he won
00:27:43.460 by 13 points. So, you know, the numbers in the state really don't mean that much. So he's trailing
00:27:50.480 now, but the polls have been wrong before. They're going to be wrong this time. We're going to pull
00:27:55.440 out the stops, we're going to get everybody to vote, everybody. It can't be complacent. This is
00:28:00.680 an existential vote, and people have to get out there and vote for Zach Lane and have this be
00:28:07.000 sort of the test of what's possible in a state, of whether we can actually take the country back
00:28:14.380 from these corrupt companies, from these corrupt politicians, and really protect people.
00:28:20.880 Hang on one second, Tony. We're going to take a break. I don't know if the president
00:28:25.360 is going to speak or not. He's coming out for the
00:28:27.120 looking at the
00:28:29.560 ornaments.
00:28:31.340 The president's got a trick-or-treat basket.
00:28:33.220 Can we hold it? Can we blow the break?
00:28:35.160 We're going to blow the break. 1.00
00:28:36.020 We're going to watch the First Lady 0.82
00:28:38.080 and the President.
00:28:55.360 ¶¶
00:29:25.360 Let's keep it. That's the president looking at some trick-or-treaters.
00:29:29.500 Tony, real quickly, because the president is going, they're going to have the trick-or-treat holiday, you know,
00:29:35.780 All Hallows' Eve on Saturday at the White House.
00:29:38.340 We'll have all the kids there. There's some there now.
00:29:40.760 Is the New York Times and MSNBC tells me Maha is dead and it's going to get buried on Tuesday in Iowa.
00:29:48.500 Your response, sir?
00:29:49.420 Yeah, I mean, what's going to happen is that Maha is going to help get him over the finish line, get him back those four points and show the New York Times and all of these places that have been wrong about everything for years that Maha is here and it's here to stay.
00:30:08.020 and it's winning and it's winning all around the country. And the only place that it's losing
00:30:12.880 is with places like the New York Times who want to go back to allowing these corrupt companies
00:30:18.940 to poison our children. And they should think for themselves, what side are they on? This is not
00:30:25.320 even a Democrat or a Republican question. This is our children. This is every child in the country
00:30:31.000 and they are on the wrong side of history and they should be ashamed.
00:30:35.380 Tony, where do people go to get more information about to make America healthy?
00:30:39.100 Again, as the president does initial trick-or-treating with a combination of children and then maybe some adults with the children.
00:30:47.760 The president's got his basket right there, handing out, he and the first lady handing out treats, right?
00:30:55.340 Tony, where do people go to find out more about Maha and this all-important Iowa?
00:30:59.620 Iowa's about Maha.
00:31:00.820 We got to win there.
00:31:01.580 yeah this is the maha state they should go to mahaaction.org
00:31:06.940 tony i'm gonna have you back on we got tremendous news to announce
00:31:12.000 with our publishing partner uh tony lyons war room books we'll be able to do that in a couple
00:31:19.040 of days tony get some sleep you've been up 24 hours thank you for going out to iowa thank you
00:31:23.700 for carrying the message out there appreciate you thanks okay i've got mccabe i've got dr
00:31:30.340 Tucker. I'm going to ask Dr. Tucker about Mahat, but I want to go to Fincham. Okay. We got Mark
00:31:35.100 Fincham from Arizona. Mark, I want to get an update. Maricopa County did a drop. If I can
00:31:41.580 do a split screen just with Fincham and the White House, there's some amazing, people got some
00:31:49.540 amazing costumes on there. Oh, that's Fincham. Fincham, are you going as a Knight Templar?
00:31:54.700 You don't have to have me. Are you going as a Knight Templar? You're going as a Crusader this
00:31:59.440 for trick-or-treat your your your family's letting you out of the house like that no we don't do 0.98
00:32:05.480 trick-or-treat that's that's okay yeah i like that thing that's that ultra pagan evil thing
00:32:11.620 we do all saints day we do all saints day brother yeah amen no this is actually the follow-up t-shirt
00:32:19.420 from the hoodie yesterday so yeah okay the defense merch do you have an update for us sir
00:32:25.620 We started in Texas. We then went to Iowa. People want to know what's going on in the all-important
00:32:31.800 state of Arizona, particularly our favorite county, Maricopa County.
00:32:37.280 Yeah, Steve. We've had a lot of movement. In fact, if Cameron can put up the day-by-day graph,
00:32:44.900 this is an illustration of what I told you a couple of days ago. We needed to have
00:32:48.880 the maturity of data well democrats came out early dropping their ballots republicans they
00:32:56.120 were kind of slow to the gate now all of a sudden we have seen that trend line flip
00:33:00.560 that's as of this morning
00:33:03.020 that is what i would call it tell our audience explain that to our audience what does that mean
00:33:09.400 so what this graph is telling you is that republicans you know they they were kind of
00:33:14.180 slow to start putting ballots in the ballot drop boxes but the democrats came out the very first
00:33:18.680 day. And that's really over a two week, three week period to probably two week period. Then
00:33:25.660 where you see the trend line come together, that's last week. And what we're seeing now is this week
00:33:32.740 where you see the red on top and the blue line is dropping like a stone. Now, even though the
00:33:40.940 Republican trend line looks like it's going down. Hang on, hang on, slow down. I just want to make
00:33:46.600 sure people understand is because we've had similar analysis of the places. Is that because
00:33:50.380 they were Democrats are very organized and getting their highest propensity voters out early to both
00:33:55.680 as a psyop and to send a message and also for their donors that we can win this. And then over
00:34:00.700 time, you see him cannibalizing that. And now this is when they're scrambling for lower propensity
00:34:06.180 voters. Absolutely. You're spot on, Steve. So now what we're doing is we're seeing the low
00:34:11.960 propensity voters. They're coming out. A lot of the Republican stalwarts, they wanted to wait
00:34:19.140 until the last week of early voting. When we see the number tomorrow morning of what happened today,
00:34:27.420 I think we're going to start seeing that number tick up. The real surprise for me is Navajo 1.00
00:34:33.700 County. They have turned on the afterburner. That's traditionally a pretty Democrat county.
00:34:41.680 We're now, I think, plus 2,200 on the Republican side.
00:34:46.940 And of course, Mojave County and Yavapai County,
00:34:49.140 they're the traditional red bastions in Arizona. 0.78
00:34:52.200 We always have competition as to who can have the greater turnout.
00:34:55.020 But the bottom line is we're now seeing even the low propensity voters are coming out and voting.
00:35:02.340 I think we're going to see a massive turnout at the polls with Republicans come November 3rd.
00:35:08.020 So talk to me, when is early in-person voting?
00:35:13.340 Is it stopped tomorrow or Saturday in Arizona?
00:35:17.620 It's over tomorrow.
00:35:19.540 Over tomorrow, just like Texas.
00:35:21.540 And you anticipate, will 70% of people have voted by then or 80%?
00:35:26.280 What percentage?
00:35:27.860 I think we're looking at a solid 65% to 70%.
00:35:30.960 Wow.
00:35:32.040 It might get a little bit higher than that.
00:35:34.060 depends on, the rurals tend to be a little bit lagging behind, but in the inner city, Maricopa
00:35:42.360 County, they're just covered with voting centers. Pinnell County, which is the home of Tucson,
00:35:50.800 or I'm sorry, Pima County, then Pinnell County has got Maricopa City, which is south of
00:35:54.760 Maricopa County. All of those have got lots of voting centers, but the bottom line is,
00:35:59.620 if you haven't turned your ballot in, your early ballot in, to the voting center or if you're
00:36:07.520 voting in person, we've got a bunch of different ways to vote. Voting in person, if you have a
00:36:12.300 mail-in ballot and you're dropping it off in person, that ballot has to be in the drop box
00:36:17.020 by tomorrow afternoon. Otherwise, you're going to have to go to the polls, turn that ballot in
00:36:22.540 and get a new ballot for day of election voting.
00:36:27.080 Yeah. Politico today is all over Turning Point about how Andy Biggs is not going to win.
00:36:32.600 Turning Point did not turn the vote. Andrew Colvett is going to be on War Room tomorrow morning
00:36:38.540 to give you facts to refute that. Fincham, where do people go to follow you on these drops in your
00:36:46.340 analysis of this sir well you can go to my twitter feed at real mark fincham you can also go to see
00:36:54.620 me i'm now up on yournews.com we got a feed up there to carry the war room stuff as well as some
00:37:00.980 of the sub stacks things that we're doing and i really need to give a shout out to spence rogers
00:37:06.460 and go write strategies they're the ones doing they're the shop back shop doing all the data
00:37:11.400 analysis for our campaign. And some of the stuff there he's doing is just fabulous work. So this
00:37:17.420 whole gaslighting crap that Politico is trying to keep in mind, they're paid by the Democrat party. 0.70
00:37:24.940 They're going to spend whatever yarn they need to, to try and encourage the base. And the reason I 0.96
00:37:30.560 would say that they're coming out with that is because they're seeing exactly what I just showed
00:37:34.560 you. The Democrat base, the Democrat votes are falling off precipitously. They're trying to do
00:37:40.820 something to energize them we're the republicans yeah we're just warming up mark fincham thank you
00:37:47.400 sir we'll try to have you back on tomorrow or saturday to tee you up for all saints day thank
00:37:52.540 you sir appreciate you carry on captain president's right there what does fincham say a pagan ritual
00:37:59.380 he just kidding come on come on uh president's handing out treats look at all the kids so
00:38:05.620 fantastic started on thursday it's gonna be friday saturday all of it president's going to
00:38:09.940 Iowa on Sunday. We're in a dogfight. Go to Neil in a moment, but I want to get Dr. Jeffrey Tucker
00:38:17.560 up. Dr. Tucker, we just had Tony Lyons just got back from Iowa. You're one of the leaders of the
00:38:24.060 Make America Healthy Again movement, sir, from the beginning. Right now, everybody's focused on
00:38:29.620 Iowa, the situation out there. The New York Times and MSNBC tell me every day the Maha movement is 0.98
00:38:36.580 over it's crushed it's irrelevant what say you sir well they want it to be that way because they
00:38:42.620 don't want the truth coming out about how sick america is and they don't want the truth about
00:38:46.880 the covid period coming out there is a steve you know this there is a massive scandal uh waiting
00:38:52.860 to be unearthed here we're working every day uh putting out the fauci diaries putting out we have
00:38:58.480 this new book i wish i could get you a copy cries for help it's 1048 pages which is all the v-safe
00:39:05.760 data about how sick the shots made everybody some of the most tragic non-fiction reading you will
00:39:12.080 ever encounter that's the reality and then we've got a health care system that's not taking care
00:39:16.360 of people okay so this is the reality and maha as a movement understands how to deal with it
00:39:22.180 uh you know we have a lot of expertise a lot of motion we've got a lot of grassroots support
00:39:27.800 all over the country but the major media and it just astonishes me i mean really they're so
00:39:34.860 funded by pharma and so invested in a narrative that wants to ignore all this stuff, they can't
00:39:41.820 report it on. Even if the reporters wanted to report the truth, they can't get past their
00:39:46.200 editors. If the editors wanted to report the truth, they can't get past their publishers.
00:39:50.280 The publishers have to obey their advertisers, and so on it goes. So there's this weird conspiracy
00:39:55.200 of silence. There's the mainstream news world, which is like fictional, and then there's the
00:40:01.220 reality on the ground uh which is actually terrifying and maha is uh has the answers
00:40:07.420 talk to me about this scandal you're saying hey right below the surface it's sitting there it's
00:40:12.400 lurking there it'll blow people away but it hasn't been published enough it hasn't been promulgated
00:40:18.200 enough what are you talking about and what will shock the american people once they hear it think
00:40:23.240 about it and absorb it look i i didn't come here to give a book promotion but i gotta tell you i've
00:40:27.400 I've been in publishing 30 years.
00:40:29.020 I've never seen books like these, okay?
00:40:31.460 This is the V-safe text fields.
00:40:34.140 This is what Americans were reporting about their own lives to the CDC
00:40:38.560 from January of 2021 until they shut the program down in 2023.
00:40:44.060 We've gone through four years of litigation to get these text fields.
00:40:48.120 CDC did not want to cough them up.
00:40:50.060 Finally, a federal judge made them,
00:40:51.800 And they've been made available by the ICANN, the Informed Consent Action Network.
00:40:57.840 We took the fields, did an audit through Act Right 19 and organized them in a way that was publishable.
00:41:05.100 And I've done 15 hours of reading live on X to go through them.
00:41:09.700 And I'm telling you, you've read the Gulag Archipelago.
00:41:14.020 That was one man's story.
00:41:14.980 This is the stories of about 4,000 people in their own words about what actually happened to them from this product that was being pitched by all the media, all the ruling class, Anthony Fauci and every, you know, massive doctors, the entire industry.
00:41:33.280 And, Steve, there is no greater scandal that I've ever encountered in my entire professional career than to see what's in these books and what's in this data.
00:41:44.360 and it's now available, but I'm telling you, it is being suppressed.
00:41:47.720 I personally sent a free 1,048-page PDF to every reporter I know,
00:41:55.680 and silly me, still naive, I thought they would report it
00:42:00.000 because it's brand-new information, not a word, not a word. 0.80
00:42:04.360 They all thanked me, thanks very much, and then it's stone-cold silence.
00:42:08.700 You see, they can't talk about the truth because there would be,
00:42:12.440 because there are massive repercussions.
00:42:18.240 You're saying the established order on the medical and pharmaceutical side
00:42:21.720 is so powerful that it's going to take some sort of,
00:42:24.920 we're going to have to get an armor-piercing shield to do it.
00:42:28.380 I think the Maha movement's hit.
00:42:30.080 We only got a few minutes.
00:42:30.980 Number one, where do people go get the 1,048-page book
00:42:34.380 that's going to shock them?
00:42:35.780 Where do they get it right now?
00:42:37.320 Yeah, well, right now you can download it free from brownstone.org.
00:42:40.700 Just go to cries for help.
00:42:42.440 But I've also got it for sale on Amazon.
00:42:46.140 I believe in owning the physical copies because these are physical people.
00:42:49.880 They told their stories to be heard.
00:42:52.540 They were suppressed.
00:42:53.480 The CDC would not release this data to the world.
00:42:57.680 It had to be pried from their fingers by a federal judge.
00:43:02.180 So you can get that at Amazon.
00:43:03.760 It's called Cries for Help in two volumes.
00:43:06.820 Thanks for letting me talk about this.
00:43:09.140 And then you can get it for free on brownstone.org.
00:43:12.160 We're going to push this thing out.
00:43:13.420 I'll get to you after the show, and we'll get organized.
00:43:15.380 I appreciate it.
00:43:15.900 Real quickly, because I don't want to lose it.
00:43:17.800 You had an amazing piece about Dr. Fauci.
00:43:20.920 Give me a minute or two on that.
00:43:23.120 Yeah, yeah.
00:43:23.580 It's called Fauci's Darkest Hour.
00:43:25.400 Now, this was these diaries.
00:43:27.500 Again, banned literature, right?
00:43:29.540 It's a miracle we have these documents.
00:43:32.080 We should take advantage of these now that we have them.
00:43:34.280 Senator Rand Paul released them after the NIH found them in a closet,
00:43:38.820 it and they've been releasing them this tranche that i investigate was released only two weeks
00:43:45.420 ago and it goes december 21 all the way through may of 2022 now you remember those days fauci
00:43:51.580 failed he failed us to uh suppress information about the lab lab leak he failed to uh uh invent
00:43:59.460 an inoculation that could stop transmission and infection and and his lockdowns destroyed the
00:44:04.480 country. And he was becoming increasingly unpopular. Meanwhile, three to five to ultimately
00:44:11.720 8,000 members of the military resigned rather than take his potion. He was in a personal state
00:44:22.280 of meltdown because his entire career is falling apart. Nothing he ever planned to do was working
00:44:28.440 now. He's increasingly under fire. And you have here a picture of a man sort of descending into
00:44:35.760 the depths of, I'm not sure what you would call it, like the psychological depths. I mean, just
00:44:41.260 a genuine panic on his part. And he's got, I've got a lot, you know, printed in that article you
00:44:50.040 just mentioned. It's called Fauci's Darkest Hour, about this period, about how he's trying to come
00:44:55.400 to terms with with all of his plans for the previous two years uh now in in tatters and
00:45:02.520 ultimately of course he was he was driven from his perch of power this guy was basically uh the
00:45:09.780 megaphone for the for the ruling class dictatorship for three full years and and now we have his own 0.97
00:45:16.740 words describing his life and it is pathetic in ways that are indescribable dr tucker we got to 0.98
00:45:24.400 bounce. I want everybody to go over to Brownstone to find out more about the Maha movement. Tuesday's 0.97
00:45:29.080 a massive day in Iowa for this entire move, of course, throughout the country, but Iowa is where
00:45:33.240 it's centered. Where do they go to find out your social media and Brownstone? Where do they go to
00:45:37.880 get all this? Brownstone's on social media, Brownstone Inst, and I'm Jeffrey Tucker on X
00:45:43.280 and then brownstone.org. I always like everybody to sign up. You'll enjoy all the reading there
00:45:47.720 if you have the stomach for it. Dr. Jeffrey Tucker, you're the best. Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.
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00:50:13.080 When I gave that speech with Bernie Sanders in the crowd, with the fantastic team that put all of that together, I said, hey, our nationalist approach is to shut down everything with the Chinese Communist Party, including the black market sale of these chips from NVIDIA, an agent of influence to the CCP, through places like, wait for it, Singapore and Southeast Asia. 0.83
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00:50:46.680 He's not a target.
00:50:47.580 He's an agent of influence.
00:50:49.320 They just called him and said, oh, you know, she was targeting me.
00:50:52.560 Honey potted, it's called.
00:50:55.060 We'll have more than that.
00:50:56.560 Big news, though, on the on the run up to the election.
00:50:59.300 We've had look, we had Texas here.
00:51:00.920 We had Arizona here.
00:51:02.060 And most importantly, we had Tony Lyons right off the plane from Iowa, just got back, been up for 24 hours.
00:51:08.300 The president, Neil McCabe, as I bring you in, has canceled Kansas.
00:51:13.600 I think they're going to do a teletown hall, but he's going to Iowa on Sunday.
00:51:16.740 Talk to us about it, sir.
00:51:18.500 Yeah, I don't know if I would call it a cancel.
00:51:20.720 I'd call that a redeployment because it was an airport rally.
00:51:24.980 And as you know, these airport rallies are very quick to set up and very quick to shut down.
00:51:30.020 So it's not like they invested in, you know, TV screens and the stands and everything else that you would see in a full-blown rally.
00:51:38.480 The White House has said they are scheduling a tele-rally for Roger Marshall and 20 more tele-rallies.
00:51:46.860 And their feeling is we can reach more people by doing a tele-rally with the president than have the hassle of making everybody go to an airport hangar.
00:51:56.960 I would suspect that Saturday is open and things will be plugged in there.
00:52:02.320 And of course, so he's going to Daytona Beach tomorrow.
00:52:04.780 Sunday, he's going back to Iowa.
00:52:06.940 I can't believe they would leave Saturday completely open.
00:52:11.640 It's much easier to cancel Kansas because it was an airport rally, Steve.
00:52:17.020 I mean, this guy has put it on his shoulders.
00:52:19.760 It's like any great athlete in the fourth quarter or the last quarter of a basketball game
00:52:25.620 Or, as President Trump says, when you've got to make that putt on the 18th hole in match play, he wants the ball.
00:52:34.600 These tele-rallies are—well, first off, his own rallies.
00:52:38.060 He's talking for two hours.
00:52:40.100 It's just off the cuff, right?
00:52:42.080 And that takes supreme energy.
00:52:44.440 But when you talk about these tele-rallies, they're very draining.
00:52:48.360 And the president's scheduled 20.
00:52:50.720 What is it?
00:52:51.100 Ted Koppel was bugging me.
00:52:52.400 Murray's all over me.
00:52:53.320 He can't hit a fastball.
00:52:54.500 he's lost his fastball what say you neil mccabe yeah i think that this guy is in his prime and uh
00:53:02.240 i think two years before he retired teddy williams hit 388 to lead the american league
00:53:08.240 and so uh i i would say that uh the president's reminding me of teddy ball game right now
00:53:13.780 the uh of course there's other things going on right because you also have you also have the
00:53:20.500 hearing tomorrow with James Comey, his lawyers at the Prettyman Federal Courthouse. I'm not sure
00:53:26.100 if you're familiar with that place or not, Steve. It's right down the street from here.
00:53:30.060 But the Prettyman Courthouse, James Comey is saying that the DOJ...
00:53:34.520 Hold it. Stop. Stop. That's a heckle, right? I just want to make sure that was a heckle.
00:53:38.820 On the second anniversary of my leaving Tampa Bay prison, you just heckled me about
00:53:44.680 the Federal Courthouse of D.C. Continue on, sir. Well played. Well played.
00:53:49.440 Are you going to be all right?
00:53:50.280 Did they have finger painting at Danbury?
00:53:53.020 Well played, sir.
00:53:54.220 Well played.
00:53:54.680 Anyway, Comey's lawyer, lawyers led by Patrick Fitzgerald, of all people, they're claiming
00:54:02.080 that the 10-year statute of limitations was being manipulated because DOJ basically filed
00:54:08.420 these charges the day before.
00:54:11.340 And so the lead prosecutor is actually a special assistant U.S. attorney, and that's 18 U.S.
00:54:19.320 code 545, I believe. And so that's interesting because he's actually from Homeland Security
00:54:25.900 and the other people signing the documents are all assigned to Maine Justice. And so I couldn't
00:54:31.220 figure out if a U.S. attorney's office is actually doing this. My guess is that Maine Justice,
00:54:36.240 they did want to stop the clock on that statute of limitations. It's interesting with Comey,
00:54:41.560 where in the previous case that was in the Eastern District of Virginia, nobody ever said he didn't
00:54:46.680 lie to the senate right they always say he's being targeted and so nobody's ever saying he didn't
00:54:52.660 leak the information they're just saying they're manipulating the rules and we'll see how that
00:54:57.480 plays out it's a it's it's almost touch and go whether these charges are are dropped or not but
00:55:05.000 if they are if they do hold i think about it's about time uh james comey is brought to justice
00:55:10.940 steve let me through that one more time so i understand it yeah what is the argument because
00:55:16.420 if they're talking about statute of limitations they've got some big concerns about this case
00:55:21.180 everybody's wanted to comey from day one he's one of the deep staters that absolutely hates
00:55:26.640 president trump and worked against president trump turned the fbi into a political operation
00:55:31.140 everything that happened uh was a you know the the condition precedent was all set up
00:55:36.080 by comey walk me through why would this thing get dropped so back let me just back up back in 2016
00:55:43.020 it was came out in the press or somebody discovered that Yahoo was scanning everyone's
00:55:51.020 Yahoo email account for keywords. And this was a scandal. And what Comey did and his confederates
00:55:59.040 is that they leaked that with more details about this program to give a little bit more color and
00:56:07.340 detail in what they're doing. The problem is that he alerted our enemies, our hostile powers,
00:56:14.680 that the full details of the Yahoo email scanning program. And so this was a release of classified
00:56:22.000 program and classified information for something like that. There's a 10-year statute of limitations.
00:56:28.480 The day before that ran out, DOJ says, stop the clock. We're going to go after you.
00:56:33.980 Wow. Fantastic. Neil, give your coordinates where people can get you and all your great work over.
00:56:41.060 Was it the South Shore Press?
00:56:43.380 The South Shore Press, which is Suffolk and Nassau County in Long Island.
00:56:48.880 Which is one of the hottest media companies out there.
00:56:51.840 I know the founder and owner, who's a great guy, incredible entrepreneur.
00:56:56.460 You guys are on fire. Where do people go to follow you at the White House?
00:57:00.740 Where do they go to get all your great writing, sir?
00:57:04.660 My columns can be found at thesouthshorepress.com.
00:57:07.740 You can find me on all the socials, at Reporter McCabe.
00:57:12.460 And from time to time, I will drop in on The Early Bird, hosted by Eddie Martin.
00:57:19.540 I'll tell you what, Eddie Martin, Ed Martin, starting at 5 o'clock in the morning all the way through.
00:57:24.340 The guys in, the guys at Studio 8B, it's incredible.
00:57:28.080 The Rav Lion.
00:57:28.840 Thank you so much, sir.
00:57:30.040 Appreciate you.
00:57:32.900 Look at the present.
00:57:33.980 I believe that music's fantastic.
00:57:36.420 He's been up there for an hour already.
00:57:38.920 Who can do that?
00:57:45.000 Ring of Fire.
00:57:46.860 Very appropriate for all holidays.
00:57:49.200 The president's been up for an hour handing out treats.
00:57:53.040 Incredible.
00:57:54.340 The great music at the White House.
00:57:56.400 John Solomon, Amanda Head are next on Real America's Voice.
00:58:01.320 Harnwell's on our stream.
00:58:03.520 Stick around.
00:58:04.420 I'll see you tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.
00:58:06.320 Eastern Daylight Time, the last day of in-person early voting in the great state of Texas as we fight through.
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