Bannon's War Room - November 04, 2026


Episode 5784： The Destruction Of The Border

Episode 5779： No Kings Protests And The Lead Up To Midterms

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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:00:06.000 Pray for our enemies.
00:00:09.000 Because we're going medieval on these people.
00:00:12.000 I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:00:16.000 The people have had a belly full of it.
00:00:18.000 I know you don't like hearing that.
00:00:20.000 I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that,
00:00:22.000 but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
00:00:24.000 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27.000 MAGA Media.
00:00:29.000 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.340 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.100 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.480 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:51.600 Wednesday, 4th of November, Year of the Lord, 2026.
00:00:54.040 Let's go to Colorado, Aaron and Lori.
00:00:56.060 Aaron, I'll start with you. Where do we stand?
00:00:57.720 And can you just give us the math of where we stand with Proposition 133, 134, and 135?
00:01:04.140 Yeah, good morning, Steve.
00:01:05.180 It was a dark night for conservatives, that's no doubt. 0.69
00:01:08.160 But it was also a dark night for gender ideology, for those who are assaulting our kids, and for the establishment. 0.63
00:01:14.380 Because here in Colorado, Proposition 133, the Children Are Not For Sale Act, was a sweeping victory.
00:01:21.120 We are up 60%, and the AP has already called it.
00:01:24.680 Proposition 134, we are up five percentage points with only three counties left to put in portions of their vote,
00:01:31.880 which means about 95% of the vote is in, and these are counties where we are winning 60-40, so we are projected to win.
00:01:40.940 And then Proposition 135, the Stop Irreversible Sex Change Surgeries on Kids Act, we are up four points.
00:01:47.480 Again, only three counties with portions where we are winning left to report their vote, which means we have won all three of these initiatives.
00:01:57.580 I want to go to sector 135.
00:02:00.840 That is the one that they came in with additional lies saying that everybody is going to get their genitals checked before every sporting event.
00:02:08.580 I mean, that's where they came at and really tried to trick people into voting against it.
00:02:15.520 I mean, they lied about everything, but this one, they very much went after you guys, that you were going to make it harder and tougher for kids.
00:02:22.560 Is that the one, 135?
00:02:24.700 It was Proposition 134, the Protect Girls Sports Act. 0.98
00:02:27.800 The only argument they had against safeguarding girls sports was that we were going to force genital inspections of children.
00:02:34.780 And to remind your viewers, we were outspent 22 to 1.
00:02:38.880 Soros-Buffet-Democracy Alliance money was hurled at this talking point that were going to force
00:02:44.960 genital inspections. But the voters of Colorado clearly have spoken. Where they voted Democrat,
00:02:50.280 it was a Democrat sweep in this state. Most of those races 60% and up for the Democrats,
00:02:55.640 but they also voted yes on these initiatives, proving that all of that money spent to defeat
00:03:01.200 us with these nonsensical talking points did not fool the voters of Colorado. They have clearly
00:03:06.540 spoken. I'm going to go to Lori right now, but just walk back through the math again. I want to
00:03:14.940 know, because these are in a bad night in Colorado, not just nationwide, but also a very bad night in
00:03:21.500 Colorado. This even amplifies more your guys' success. Give me 133, 134, and 135 again, what
00:03:28.960 they are and where they stand right now with voters in Colorado. Yeah, Proposition 133, that's
00:03:34.520 life in prison without parole for child sex traffickers, that's sitting at 62% to 38%.
00:03:41.260 So again, a sweeping victory up by 505,000 votes with 95% of the vote in. 134, we're at 52.4% yes,
00:03:51.320 47.6% no, up by 101,000 votes. And then Proposition 135, to stop these irreversible
00:03:59.880 sex change surgeries. We're at 52% yes, 48% no, and that's up 80,000 votes. And again, all 64
00:04:08.440 counties have reported here in Colorado. The only thing that is still yet to come in are three
00:04:14.160 conservative-leaning counties, where we are up 60-40 on all three of these propositions.
00:04:22.980 One more time, 22 to 1, and talk about the groups, because Natalie has pinpointed these
00:04:28.660 groups report, the groups that were against you, the headwinds against you, the money spent.
00:04:33.800 How much was it again, ma'am? Yeah, 22 to one. So our opposition funded by Soros, Buffett and
00:04:40.220 Democracy Alliance raised four point four million dollars by the last report on Ballotpedia to our
00:04:46.740 two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. So 22 to one. And when our researchers dug into where that
00:04:54.060 money was coming from. It was 83% globalists and billionaires funneling in money against what was
00:05:01.420 truly a 100% grassroots effort and move of the people. Lori, talk to this audience about the
00:05:10.480 pressure that they felt. They tried to break you, folks. It wasn't just about defeating this
00:05:14.860 proposition. It was about sending a message to everybody that if you have enough gumption
00:05:21.640 and courage to try to put this out and you basically come with your middle class people 0.56
00:05:26.560 or working class people and you're going to have to go bootstrap this with volunteers and maybe 0.56
00:05:31.000 raise a couple of dollars that not only are they going to defeat this they're going to destroy you 0.93
00:05:36.440 personally in the community and make sure that you have no life afterwards because they're going
00:05:41.340 to other you walk this audience through the pressure you guys came under this truly has been
00:05:47.220 And, you know, we kind of jokingly call it Project David, but this is absolutely a win against Goliath.
00:05:54.820 And, you know, my sister-in-arms right here, Erin Lee, and I, we've been walking this battle for the last six years.
00:06:02.660 And we've always known that it's going to come down to we the people.
00:06:07.260 And that's what we've done despite intimidation, threats, attacks on our families, attacks on just our reputation.
00:06:14.980 we have prevailed. And, you know, quite honestly, I'm just blown away by this miracle. I mean,
00:06:22.640 we have truly won when everyone else has lost everywhere. I mean, this is just a miracle. It
00:06:29.500 truly is a David moment for Coloradans. And the victory really does belong to We The People.
00:06:36.580 And I could not be more grateful for those people who circulated our petitions, who notarized
00:06:43.140 our petitions, the churches that got behind us. This is the model. The model that has been being
00:06:50.060 used for the last decade is not working. And what we've done at Protect Kids Colorado is we have
00:06:55.000 broken the mold and we have shown that you don't need millions of dollars. You need an actively
00:07:00.100 engaged citizenry that believes in protecting children. And that's what we've done. And I'm
00:07:05.260 just so incredibly proud and humbled. The media and the messaging out in Colorado, I mean, we had
00:07:12.720 another terrible night last night you've almost got you got supermajorities in the house you have
00:07:16.460 every state official is a progressive democrat you lost these even these house seats in areas
00:07:21.980 like where lauren bobert is which is eastern colorado you can't get more conservative than
00:07:27.540 that um or more maggot than that and you guys won what what in in the in the universities and
00:07:34.260 the people in colorado are inundated every day with this left-wing message and these progressive 0.93
00:07:39.600 of values. What was it in your message that broke through so that people could see the common sense
00:07:46.400 and most importantly, the common decency in your proposals, ma'am? Yeah, that's a great point,
00:07:52.900 Steve, that not only did we have the opposition outspending us, we had no support from mainstream
00:07:58.320 media. They were either slandering us, you know, pushing forward these nonsensical talking points
00:08:03.480 or not reporting on it at all. And I'll note that this morning, none of the mainstream media here
00:08:09.340 in Colorado is covering the win on these ballot measures. They're talking about the Republicans
00:08:14.360 defeat, but they have neglected to even touch on these winning ballot measures. It really for us
00:08:21.180 was, as Lori said, the move of the people. It was the 3,300 petition circulators who were in their
00:08:26.500 own sphere of influences having conversations. Where the mainstream media was lacking, we were
00:08:31.740 at our kitchen tables, our small groups, the ball fields, the grocery stores, having one-on-one
00:08:37.440 human conversations with our fellow voters. And when we say this was grassroots, that's what we
00:08:42.860 mean. We were influencing our spheres of influence rather than relying on huge messaging through the
00:08:50.780 airwaves and mailers and how this is traditionally unfolded in elections. This was as grassroots as
00:08:58.320 it gets. And that's what we've proven here when we say it's a we the people movement.
00:09:02.380 laurie uh you have lessons you guys have done such a magnificent job or aaron let me go this
00:09:09.880 sum it up and laurie what is your social media i want to make sure people know where to go for
00:09:14.020 your group and then what is your personal social media you're putting stuff up in yeah please
00:09:18.280 everybody follow us at protectkidscolorado.org the movement is just beginning uh we've got a
00:09:23.940 radical legislature that we've got to combat during the 27 legislative session so protectkidscolorado.org
00:09:30.460 Follow us on all social media.
00:09:32.360 Just look us up at Protect Kids Colorado.
00:09:34.640 You can follow me personally at Colorado Parent Advocacy Network on all social media platforms.
00:09:40.720 And we just encourage everybody, let's get engaged and reach out to us.
00:09:44.800 We are looking for our brothers and sisters in arms across the nation because this is the model to duplicate.
00:09:52.240 Erin, that's what I'm talking about.
00:09:53.780 This model has to be taken throughout the country.
00:09:56.740 So how do people get engaged in this now?
00:09:59.600 It's not Colorado, just like they use Colorado as the test test case back in 2006 of how to take a red state with, you know, hardworking patriots and turn it into a progressive blue state.
00:10:12.300 You show the opportunity of how you can take the country back.
00:10:16.160 Where do people go, Aaron, for hopefully seminars you're going to put on, conferences you're going to put on, workshops you're going to put on, because you've got a ton of people out there.
00:10:25.120 the people that supported you on this throughout the country, but even more throughout this nation
00:10:29.480 that want to learn from you and learn the lessons of this great victory in Colorado? Where do they
00:10:34.140 go, Erin? Yeah, you know, they called us the blueprint when they flipped us to a radically
00:10:39.200 socialist state. Let's call this the red print. Protect Kids Colorado has flipped the script,
00:10:44.540 and we want to help other states follow suit. We hope that on this dark night,
00:10:48.760 we are an encouragement for all the other states who have suffered so many losses in this election.
00:10:54.480 So reach out to us. It's protectkidscolorado.org. My email is just info at protectkidscolorado.org, but you can just use the contact us form and we will. We will be happy to help other states follow suit, implement what we've done. I won't sugarcoat and say that it is an easy process. It's going to take a lot of work. But if grassroots warriors will band together in the other blue states, we can watch the dominoes fall beyond what happened here in Colorado.
00:11:21.020 thank you guys terrific work look forward to having you back on let everybody pile in
00:11:27.320 to those uh websites right now on social media let's learn let's be students the masters in
00:11:35.120 colorado are going to teach us okay we've got a lot of work to do we obviously have the oligarchs
00:11:40.880 we have this entire situation in the middle east got to be sorted they have to be sorted now
00:11:45.500 oligarchs got uh the data centers were a disaster last night we said they were
00:11:51.060 And that led to, I think, a couple of three defeats for people that didn't get wise to this, what people want in this country and what they want.
00:11:58.960 They don't want these oligarchs calling the shots.
00:12:01.340 However, we've got additional issues that have to be addressed immediately.
00:12:04.500 Todd Bensman joins us from Heritage.
00:12:07.700 Todd, walk me through the you spent and you were with the intelligence department and with the public with the Texas Rangers of the Department of Public Safety.
00:12:16.380 What has to be done immediately to make sure that we can ensure the border remains secure, sir?
00:12:24.820 Well, the new governor-elect is a pretty hard left Democrat on border security and also on cooperation with ICE.
00:12:35.040 She has repeatedly said that she disagrees with the idea of any resources, state resources, participating in border security with the Trump administration.
00:12:50.340 Remember, Texas has the longest section of that southern border, 1,200 miles, and it's very complicated geography as well with lots of nooks and crannies all along the Rio Grande.
00:13:04.000 They need all the help they can get.
00:13:06.100 So the prospect of her pulling Texas resources off of that border is going to be problematic. 1.00
00:13:14.060 The Trump administration is going to have to compensate. 0.99
00:13:18.960 and they better start planning on that now and also remember texas has the second highest
00:13:25.780 population second only to california of illegal aliens on its turf and uh hinojosa is not a fan
00:13:36.480 of any sort of cooperation with ice uh there's there's a pretty good collaborate collaboration
00:13:42.860 between state highway patrol and Texas DPS and ICE in the state.
00:13:50.860 And if that were to stop, then, of course, that would pretty significantly hamper the mass deportation project, the Trump policy.
00:14:00.240 So I think we're looking at some problems going forward starting in January.
00:14:08.160 Hang on a second. I want to come back.
00:14:10.260 going to deal with what has actually been implemented on this border security because
00:14:14.780 we keep talking to have secured the border. Part of that is resources and assets from Texas
00:14:18.880 that very easily could go away. What do we need to do like today to make sure and ensure that Todd
00:14:24.680 Benzman, one of our frequent contributors from Heritage, is with us. Terry Schilling is going
00:14:30.740 to get up. Natalie's going to be here. May have a surprise guest or two. We're trying to work it
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00:16:21.680 Look, the single biggest thing last night was the Abbott, the statewide offices,
00:16:26.180 and you can't blame this on Ken Paxson.
00:16:28.200 He did run behind Abbott, but that's the Bush guys determining they weren't going to vote for him.
00:16:33.100 And they were public about that.
00:16:34.760 It's this loss of Abbott when everybody had Abbott up a couple of points, maybe even had coattails.
00:16:40.480 And what's behind it, what's underneath it?
00:16:42.960 We're going to break all that down for you.
00:16:44.120 But Todd Benzman, we have action that has to be taken now.
00:16:47.700 Abbott was late to the party of trying to secure the border.
00:16:50.320 You know, you were down there.
00:16:51.280 We went through this whole thing for years.
00:16:52.800 But finally, there are assets down there that support President Trump's plan of securing the border.
00:16:58.200 Walk us through what those assets are and what has to be done now to make sure that when when the new governor takes office in January, that we're not we're not exposed to this massive border problem.
00:17:11.520 They've already got, you know, caravans coming up. They're all excited down in Central America that the gates are open again, sir.
00:17:19.820 Sure. Well, the border is quiet, but it's not dead. There are still lots of runners coming across and got away traffic.
00:17:28.200 Where DPS fits in, Texas State Police fits in there, is they're running a lot of brush crews just behind Border Patrol, tracking those groups that get through the line and rounding them up and turning them over to Border Patrol.
00:17:42.920 That's a very important job that they're doing.
00:17:46.960 There are about 4,000 Texas National Guard down there.
00:17:51.300 They'll probably all be pulled.
00:17:52.620 Maybe the Trump administration will have to nationalize them, Title X them, or just replace them with regular army who provide another very important duty of, you know, arresting, tracking groups and, you know, providing, you know, backup to the Border Patrol.
00:18:15.060 There's DPS helicopters.
00:18:17.240 There's boats still on the water down there.
00:18:20.780 There's intelligence assets in six or seven what they call JOICs filled with intelligence analysts that are providing the Border Patrol with all kinds of intel.
00:18:31.040 Those are important functions.
00:18:32.860 They're secondary.
00:18:34.080 They're backup.
00:18:35.360 They will probably be pulled if Hinojosa follows through on the policies that she's been stating all along.
00:18:44.120 We don't want state money going to support a federal job.
00:18:48.600 This is a federal job.
00:18:50.140 she's saying, which would kind of put Texas with its long, complex border with lots of nooks and
00:18:58.100 crannies right alongside California and New Mexico, where they won't let state police go
00:19:03.760 anywhere near the border. So the Trump administration should right about now start
00:19:09.840 planning to lose all of that backup. I think that they should be able to hold the line
00:19:17.100 for a couple of years. But after Trump leaves, it's going to be, again, if there's a Democrat
00:19:24.980 in the White House, probably it's all going to be on again. And Texas is not going to be trying.
00:19:32.780 Yeah. The federal government had to pick up the tab for these assets.
00:19:37.940 What do you think it would be on an annual basis?
00:19:39.900 I think if I remember correctly, $7 billion that the Abbott government got reimbursed for Operation Lone Star is what it's called.
00:19:55.740 There's probably more money in the pipeline coming back to Texas.
00:20:01.680 Texas was pretty much the only line in the sand, the defensive bulwark for a long time during those Biden years.
00:20:11.720 Maybe it wasn't much, but it was the only thing that was, you know, tracking the drug traffickers and the sex traffickers and cartel people that were coming across.
00:20:24.400 Todd, hang on for one second.
00:20:25.860 I want to get Terry Schilling in.
00:20:26.840 He's got to bounce.
00:20:28.220 But hang on, because I got a couple more questions about this.
00:20:30.640 that things have to be done immediately. Terry Schilling joins us. Terry, your thoughts about
00:20:35.820 last night and what we need to do for course correction immediately, sir.
00:20:41.480 Steve, thanks for having me. Look, I think what happened is our voters showed up,
00:20:47.600 but they just didn't vote for us. If you look at what the Trump administration allowed it to become,
00:20:55.180 The Iran war, I think, is ultimately the main reason why we failed yesterday in a catastrophic fashion.
00:21:02.720 It led to $5 a gallon gas, $6.50 for diesel. 0.99
00:21:06.880 It was an absolute disaster.
00:21:09.360 But even going further back, Steve, you look at the Epstein list, right?
00:21:14.280 We didn't release that.
00:21:16.060 Trump had a base that stood with him through thick and thin, through multiple impeachments,
00:21:22.160 through multiple assassination attempts, through the weaponization of our government that was going
00:21:27.240 to throw him in jail and ruin his life and take everything that he worked hard for. And he allowed
00:21:32.260 his administration to become something that he campaigned against, right? He said that the cost
00:21:37.560 of living crisis, Steve, was a hoax. He said that was a hoax. It was not a hoax. It was real. And we
00:21:44.560 have an entire middle class economy here that doesn't exist. If you're super poor or on the
00:21:51.240 lower end of the spectrum, you've got all the government programs in the world you need.
00:21:54.080 If you're super wealthy and even in the upper middle class, you don't need anything.
00:21:57.480 You're actually benefiting from this K-shaped economy. Every time we print and pump
00:22:00.780 trillions and trillions upon trillions of dollars that we don't have, it takes away money from the
00:22:05.140 people that don't own assets and it gives it to the people that do. We've got to fix the economy
00:22:10.080 for young people, for working families. I mean, Steve, Texas, my goodness, we lost every single 1.00
00:22:17.280 statewide race right this was catastrophic and i think you know there were a lot of things that
00:22:22.680 went wrong but iran was the worst of it obviously the war and uh and the whole involvement over
00:22:29.020 there but particularly you're about the american family the economics of the family all that a lot
00:22:35.000 of that is supported by the religious right right underpinnings of much of your part of the movement
00:22:39.860 is that what shocked me in texas was talking to these pastors that said hey we're having a tough
00:22:45.180 time getting Christians to come out, and some of them are going to vote, and we talk about our
00:22:50.100 voters voting for them, are going to vote for someone like Tallarico because he wraps himself
00:22:55.080 in a form of progressive Christianity. What do you have to say to the pastors, the Black Road
00:23:00.800 Regiment, and the Pentecostals and Evangelicals and traditional Catholics that just decide either
00:23:06.400 to sit it out or votes for someone like Tallarico? Well, first of all, Tallarico moderated on all
00:23:14.200 these major trans issues that so many Christians across the country were concerned about. Now
00:23:18.560 obviously he's lying, Steve, but the pastors in this country need to get it into gear.
00:23:24.920 They need to understand what's at stake. They're coming for you. James Tallarico was, if you could
00:23:31.740 create a democratic candidate for Texas in a lab, that's James Tallarico. He fooled a lot of people
00:23:38.440 and unfortunately, we didn't have a compelling agenda. Steve, look at the culture war. It's
00:23:43.900 going so well. Steve, in Seattle, Seattle was a D plus 50 area of the country that voted 50 points
00:23:50.920 for the Democrats. It was only D plus 14 on the trans ban of boys and girls sports, right? These
00:23:57.340 culture war issues, as you just had Aaron, Aaron Leon, these cultural issues work. But if the
00:24:01.960 economy is in the toilet and your son is 39 years old and still living in your basement because the
00:24:08.080 meeting age of a first-time homebuyer is 40, you're not going to care about men and girls sports as
00:24:12.580 much, right? You're still going to care about it, but we have failed because we have made voters
00:24:18.260 this election choose between their values and protecting their families and their checking
00:24:22.440 accounts. That's ultimately what this came down to. You know, Steve, I did some calculations last
00:24:27.040 night. The increase in gasoline prices and diesel cost the American people $150 billion this year
00:24:35.360 because of the Iran war.
00:24:37.140 Steve, you imagine doing an economic package like that,
00:24:39.820 an economic relief for the American family?
00:24:42.840 This election could have been saved.
00:24:44.780 It didn't have to go this way.
00:24:45.900 We could have at least kept Texas and Kansas 0.68
00:24:47.640 and all of these other red states that we lost,
00:24:50.040 but we failed to make the economy work for young people and families.
00:24:54.320 You can understand some of these big Midwestern states,
00:24:58.280 the original Big Ten states,
00:24:59.400 but when you lose these Senate seats in the South
00:25:02.300 and you're losing Kansas and Iowa,
00:25:05.360 in texas particularly how hard people work for it in ohio which has been years to make that a mega
00:25:11.360 state terry i know you got to bounce we're going to have you back on where do people go to get
00:25:15.840 more of this message sir uh shilling 1776 on x and true social and every major platform shilling 1776
00:25:25.440 thank you sir thanks steve uh thank you uh todd bensman back to you and and i i'm going to want
00:25:31.680 want to hold you through the break for a second. Just real quickly, the amount of, can we protect
00:25:37.820 and can keep the border secure if we don't have the assets that are provided right now
00:25:44.260 by the state of Texas? The state of Texas, the assets they're having there actually give us a
00:25:50.380 secure border in Texas. Right. I think that of all the border states, Texas needs the most
00:25:59.180 assets, the most collaboration, the most agencies that you can put down there because of the
00:26:05.600 complexity of that river and the geography, just so much opportunity for drug smugglers and
00:26:13.480 traffickers and people that are still trying to get in and still are coming in and running through.
00:26:20.760 The Border Patrol right now has a bat phone line open all the time to Texas DPS under Greg
00:26:28.920 Abbott and they use it all the time. We need a chopper over here. We need your SWAT team to help 1.00
00:26:35.040 us with this raid over here. We need your drones over there. And they do that nonstop. They're 0.97
00:26:41.080 constantly calling on DPS to do that. They won't have that backup very likely under the new
00:26:47.580 governor who is opposed to having any sort of state resources helping with what she calls a 1.00
00:26:54.400 federal job, a federal task. But I do think that, you know, with the military personnel and the
00:27:01.120 infrastructure, they've got these military areas down there that are expanding right now with a lot
00:27:07.460 of, you know, army and military personnel down there. And I think that they can bring more in
00:27:15.460 and they can nationalize the Texas Guard if they need to, if they don't want to replace them with
00:27:20.680 other military. I'm optimistic that they can still hold the line, but I also think that more
00:27:26.900 runners are going to get through, more gotaways are going to happen, more drugs are going to get
00:27:31.440 through. It's just the way it is. You got to have multi-layered defense in Texas.
00:27:38.840 Todd, hang on for one second. I want to give all your touch points when we come back. Birch Gold,
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00:29:51.060 todd bensman where do people i'm gonna have you back about the deportations and all
00:29:57.440 All the issues related to what Texas has signed up, it's a little complicated but very important.
00:30:03.360 But I wanted to know first about just sealing the border and keeping it sealed with the assets that the state of Texas is providing.
00:30:09.300 Where do people go?
00:30:10.240 What are your touch points?
00:30:11.220 Where do they go to keep up with you and everything you're putting up?
00:30:13.520 Because you're pretty active on social media, sir.
00:30:17.400 Sure.
00:30:18.740 BenzmanTodd at X.
00:30:20.060 You can find me.
00:30:20.800 I also have a sub stack, Todd Benzman.
00:30:23.300 It's a free subscription to get my material.
00:30:26.980 toddbinsman.com is where you can find a lot of my material i work for the heritage foundation
00:30:33.440 there's a page they have for me all my stuff is there as well
00:30:37.240 todd thank you so much i'll talk to you after the show we'll have you back up to talk about
00:30:42.080 the deportation issues sir thanks dr kim dr kim you join us on a day we all need energy
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00:31:06.380 getting a couple three dr kim a couple three but hey just another day in the war room i know right
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00:34:22.600 Have a good day, man.
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00:34:31.480 Natalie Winters, we've got so much to go through.
00:34:33.920 We've got a bunch of clips for each of them out.
00:34:35.180 we'll get to probably tomorrow i want to talk because i had jason on here and the reason i
00:34:40.460 had jason on here to say hey look this lame duck is going to come across they're going to try to
00:34:45.280 radically change the country off of this election even before they get seated and they're going to
00:34:51.520 try to do it in the lame duck one of the ways they're going to try to do this because you look 1.00
00:34:55.060 at the analysis right now foreign-born people voted for these uh these marxists it's you know
00:35:01.160 That is the biggest central voting bloc that they have.
00:35:05.660 They're going to try to do more of that.
00:35:06.900 Walk me through what you know already, and there are RINO Republicans working with all these different immigration groups right now
00:35:15.100 and are already drafted a very serious radical change to the immigration laws in this country.
00:35:22.560 You're going to get an amnesty, and you're going to get more than an amnesty.
00:35:25.140 You're going to get an amnesty with a ton of these phony visa programs.
00:35:30.360 Natalie Winters, the floor is yours, ma'am.
00:35:33.600 I think amnesty is probably a moderate euphemism for what these people are going to push,
00:35:39.160 that on top of, of course, restrictions for any meaningful immigration enforcement.
00:35:43.960 But Steve, I think I want to bring this back to how you opened the show,
00:35:46.640 which, love to see war room impeachment return.
00:35:49.000 That's how I got my start, and I know that's how this show got its start.
00:35:52.520 We love war room impeachment, but I think this time is going to be very different,
00:35:56.160 and here's what I mean.
00:35:57.020 they very much learned from the January 6th show trials that a lot more effort needs to go into
00:36:02.840 producing this and turning it into televised hearings and making it sort of a spectacle for
00:36:07.580 all of America to see. And you're already sort of seeing that in some of the discourse online
00:36:12.560 emanating from Democrats, people talking about how they want to have televised trials. They want
00:36:17.860 to do these show trials. We don't have time today, but it's a very interesting insight.
00:36:22.680 If you watch in the 10 p.m. hour of last night's MSNOW's election coverage, when they start talking and having their discussion about the investigations that they want to conduct, who they're going to look into, start having a long-winded discussion about January 6th.
00:36:40.360 And you can sort of see the threads in their mind connect to the point where what they are getting at, the signal not noise there, I believe, is that they want to do these January 6th style investigations, committees and show trials into the Trump administration.
00:36:55.280 And the other thing here, Steve, like lay the flag marker in the ground right now, this is not going to be something that is just going to happen with Democrats going rogue and totally violating the power of subpoenas.
00:37:06.780 Republicans are going to collaborate with them. I mean, you already have the reporting, right?
00:37:11.340 Whether it's out of Hegseth's crowd, even within the White House. I mean, this is very much like
00:37:16.440 Republican on Republican violence that the Democrats will be facilitating. Now, the other
00:37:23.480 interesting interplay here, which I think this shows. Hang on. I just want to go back and hit
00:37:29.020 rewind just for a second the um and at first as it went through they thought hey maybe it was a
00:37:37.300 failure in hindsight they're looking at it as a success remember the january 6th which was a
00:37:44.540 totally phony committee it's one of the reasons we didn't cooperate with them because it wasn't
00:37:48.680 set up you didn't have a ranking member you didn't have minority counsel you couldn't get
00:37:52.360 information couldn't cross-examine witnesses this is why cassie hutcheson's i think in matthews
00:37:57.440 all these people got up there and said the craziest stuff. But they put it. Remember,
00:38:02.320 they had an ABC TV producer come in. The beginning of that was all in prime time. And some of it was
00:38:08.660 prime time on network, not even prime time on cable. So they had this whole thing, the whole
00:38:13.800 January 6th, not the event itself, but their quote unquote investigation. What your favorite person,
00:38:20.380 Benny Thompson, Liz Cheney, you know, all the Republicans went ahead, their day of infamy
00:38:25.280 eventually. But it was produced like a Moscow show trail, right? As prime time, everything was set.
00:38:32.020 And this is why they refused to have to follow the rules of Congress and actually have a ranking
00:38:37.880 member as a Republican and to have a minority council that got all the they got all the
00:38:44.060 documents in advance, got all the evidence in advance and could cross-examine witnesses. Natalie.
00:38:50.460 Yeah. And it's also laying the predicate. I mean, if you listen to the way these people are speaking,
00:38:55.280 They acknowledge that, you know, Democrats don't run the DOJ right now, but that they're basically laying the groundwork for if Democrats win the presidency in 2028, that they can then formally prosecute and send these people, much like yourself, right, to prison or back to prison.
00:39:10.700 Some of the quotes, though, just to give people an insight into the rhetoric that's coming from this side of the fence, Jamie Raskin, an interview published 5.30 a.m. this morning, quote, we're not afraid to impeach Donald Trump.
00:39:22.520 We've done it twice. Delia Ramirez, no Mark Wayne Miller. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. This is this is after they swore time again.
00:39:31.680 Oh, we're not going to preach Trump. The election is not about peaching Trump. What's the date? What's the date?
00:39:36.900 What's the time code on that on that interview? So it was an election day interview, but it was published this morning.
00:39:45.240 But, Steve, I will add color to that because I think this is the other interesting back and forth that you're going to see.
00:39:49.800 the indivisible and blue sky crowd the very radical grassroots left kind of like the you
00:39:55.580 know war room posse equivalent to the democrat party with much worse ideas is on blue sky
00:40:00.860 screaming that they need to impeach trump like leah greenberg of indivisible indivisible said
00:40:05.400 that's the opening tactic right that's the opening bid that's the bare minimum you're seeing sort of
00:40:10.680 wish-washing come from elected democrats on whether or not they will actually impeach him
00:40:16.860 Now, I'm not saying that they don't want to, but Jamie Raskin did an interview with The New Yorker, I believe it was just five days ago.
00:40:24.820 It's worth watching, I'll clip it.
00:40:26.900 But he's very mealy-mouthed in answering and wish-washy the question of if they will actually impeach Trump.
00:40:33.880 Not because they will not go after him, but just like we hammered them during the first impeachments, it is sort of a distraction from the agenda that they're trying to push.
00:40:42.980 So there is a lot of infighting right now among Democrats about the best way to actually pursue accountability against Trump.
00:40:52.500 And if impeachment will actually be the measure through which they do, I would posit that they will definitely actually do that.
00:41:00.540 The grassroots are like foaming at the mouth. It's insane.
00:41:04.920 But there is some hesitation. And I think that that's the most interesting thing.
00:41:09.600 like the signal, not noise, there is the shift in messaging. You have Democrats. Now, there are
00:41:15.860 some radicals. Ed Markey, quote, they are going to need to plant new forests for all of the
00:41:20.000 subpoenas we'll be printing, you know, stuff like that. You certainly have people promising
00:41:24.020 investigations, but you hear the word investigation more than impeachment now. Impeachment is sort of
00:41:30.360 loaded because there is a lot of inner Democrat debate about whether or not impeachment is a
00:41:35.960 distraction from the agenda that they were elected to implement. But on the other hand,
00:41:41.240 I think it's Bloomberg reporting this morning that you already have, you know, everybody who's in
00:41:45.600 leadership capacities for the Democrats in Congress having meetings about which investigations. And
00:41:51.200 it was Robert Garcia who's leading oversight that tweeted last night while we were live,
00:41:55.300 you know, lawyer up. So. Natalie, what I want to do is we've got a cold open for you. I want to
00:42:01.260 get that. We'll either do it this afternoon or work with your schedule and do it tomorrow. But
00:42:04.780 I want to do a couple of segments on this.
00:42:07.200 Also, what's coming in the what's coming in the lame duck, because that game has already started.
00:42:12.340 You're I'm already getting messaging about what they're working on.
00:42:15.320 Natalie, until that time, your sub stack, you're putting up great investigative reports every day.
00:42:19.220 Where do people go? Returning to tradition here in the war room, war of impeachment.
00:42:24.500 I love it. Natalie G. Winters dot sub stack dot com.
00:42:28.360 Although I think I was behind the camera during war of impeachment.
00:42:31.160 So I worked my way up. You were in the.
00:42:34.300 You were in the research department.
00:42:36.980 I'm not allowed to be in the war room, yes.
00:42:39.920 I think you were still in high school, I think.
00:42:42.460 Steve, they're going to investigate you for child labor if you say that.
00:42:46.440 I was definitely 19.
00:42:49.620 Definitely 19.
00:42:51.220 We had a work permit. 1.00
00:42:52.580 Natalie, great work. 0.80
00:42:53.860 One more time, where do they go to the Substack?
00:42:55.720 Because your Substack's on fire.
00:42:59.100 NatalieGwinters.substack.com.
00:43:01.600 Natalie G. Winters on X.
00:43:02.900 Thank you.
00:43:04.300 okay we'll do a longer session tomorrow we'll have the cold open people will be stunned at 1.00
00:43:08.240 the cold open she's nailed it though that's what we started today with impeachment they're coming 0.95
00:43:12.720 at president trump in his cabinet understanding that if we don't get guys don't get men and women
00:43:17.240 confirm now it ain't going to happen they're never going to confirm anybody that president
00:43:21.500 trump puts up so we're going to have to have a just we have to have a real discussion about
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00:47:22.220 Neil, we got a couple of races that we're still looking at for folks that we know.
00:47:26.680 And then you got Thune and Johnson. Sir, the floor is yours.
00:47:30.340 yeah hey uh good morning so there are two u.s senate races that are still sort of up in the
00:47:39.780 air that's the hyde smith and scott collum in mississippi which is basically 49 49 and then
00:47:46.760 there's they have not declared the mary patola and dan sullivan race in alaska so we'll see how
00:47:54.860 that so maybe it's maybe the republicans lose senate uh seven maybe they lose nine but those
00:48:01.220 are the two there are 68 house races that are still not declared and so we'll see how that
00:48:09.160 breaks and then we'll have a better look right now they're projecting that the republic the
00:48:14.400 democrats rather will have maybe 258 259 260 seats which is an extremely workable majority
00:48:22.720 because when you have that kind of majority, you can give 10, 15 members of Congress that day off
00:48:30.460 on a vote. So if it's a tough vote for them, they take the day off and then you just can rotate
00:48:34.820 the round. Something Speaker Johnson never had the luxury of doing because his margin was so tight,
00:48:40.640 he needed everyone every day for every vote. And it's actually an embarrassment when the speaker
00:48:46.360 has to vote himself because the speaker is supposed to be in such control that he does not
00:48:51.540 cast a vote uh i don't think uh i don't think speaker pelosi cast any house do we have do we
00:49:00.400 have an open do you have a update on eli crane or main two
00:49:03.840 what's that i'm sorry do you have an update on eli crane in arizona or main two
00:49:12.600 i i don't i don't have that i mean to hang over a second hang on
00:49:19.980 You got Eli Crane?
00:49:21.640 Hang on, Neil.
00:49:22.700 Eli Crane, it's a difference of 80 votes with 79% of the votes in.
00:49:29.180 Okay, so they're counting slower in Arizona.
00:49:31.140 That's going to be hand-to-hand.
00:49:32.500 Eli Crane, I'm sorry, Maine 2, Neil, what do you got?
00:49:36.040 That's right.
00:49:37.180 So Maine 2, of course, is Paul Lepage and Matt Dunlap.
00:49:41.840 Maine 2 is a congressional district that voted three times for the president.
00:49:46.760 There's a separation of roughly 700 votes.
00:49:49.480 but there are 57,000 votes outstanding. And so that's, in essence, a 50-50 split with that
00:49:57.580 margin of about 700 now. But that lead for Dunlap has gone up and down all through the night.
00:50:04.120 At one point, LePage was also up a little bit. But of course, the big news on Capitol Hill is
00:50:11.060 that Speaker Johnson has said he will not seek leadership in the next session. But Leader John
00:50:19.100 Thune in the Senate put out a statement early this morning saying he will continue to lead
00:50:25.200 Senate Republicans and build on the success that he's had in the last session.
00:50:30.520 Steve, he actually he actually wrote that.
00:50:33.120 It's unbelievable.
00:50:35.020 Scalise also think Jake Sherman's Scalise is going to be, as we said earlier, is going
00:50:40.260 to be in this fight for leadership.
00:50:42.200 We'll get to all of that.
00:50:43.900 Neil, where do people go to follow you, all your columns reporting?
00:50:47.860 Thank you for helping out, Ed Martin, with the early bird edition.
00:50:52.060 You guys were amazing to hit the mark this morning.
00:50:55.180 Where do people go for your content, sir?
00:50:59.100 You can find me on all the socials at Reporter McCabe,
00:51:02.580 and my groundbreaking columns are available at the South Shore Press, sir.
00:51:09.000 Thank you, brother.
00:51:09.860 Appreciate you.
00:51:11.960 You're going to be my wingman for a couple days, right?
00:51:13.960 I'm going to have you do more reads. 0.52
00:51:15.840 In fact, America's Health Share.
00:51:17.580 What's America's Health Share?
00:51:18.640 Where are the people?
00:51:19.560 I'd love this.
00:51:20.660 This is a way to have a totally different way to think about health care,
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00:52:10.960 Okay.
00:52:11.860 May God bless America.
00:52:14.060 Now, maybe more than ever.
00:52:16.960 Charlie Kirk is next.
00:52:17.900 I think they're going to go through Arizona in quite a bit of detail.
00:52:21.320 You've heard about Eli Crane, but also any big situation.
00:52:24.100 All of it.
00:52:24.960 We're back at 5 o'clock.
00:52:26.760 Do not miss us.
00:52:28.300 Here in the world.
00:52:29.260 See you then.
00:52:29.580 And it ends here.
00:52:40.340 May God bless America
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