Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 944： Texas Wants To Freeze H1B's; Escaping Sharia For Christ

00:00:00.000 islamic jihadis are plotting against you why in the hell you think they're in houston and in north

00:00:13.560 of dallas they are working together to overthrow western civilization sharia compounds which are

00:00:20.420 areas governed by religious rules we know who you are we know what you are and we know what

00:00:26.520 you're trying to accomplish and it is not going to happen in the jewel of the crown of the union

00:00:31.560 of this republic we purge any attempt to impose sharia law in texas they are not coming they are

00:00:38.320 already here you are not here properly and you're going to leave on the 3rd of march sharia law goes

00:00:48.240 on the ballot in the state of texas the united states constitution and sharia are fundamentally

00:00:53.240 odds with one another we're going to tell them take your sharia law and shove it islam will never

00:01:01.360 dominate the united states and by the grace of god it will not dominate texas as texas goes so goes the

00:01:09.660 nation as the nation goes so goes the world are you prepared to fight for this state are you prepared

00:01:16.560 to fight for your country war room texas your host stephen k bannon starts right now it's monday 9

00:01:28.080 february in the year of alert 2026 uh honored to kick off this show we asked him to jump on here uh

00:01:34.580 is attorney general ken paxton uh attorney general paxton we had you on uh i think on friday show we've

00:01:41.640 talked about polling that's coming out you were the ones that tell us hey some of this polling this

00:01:45.280 show's a dead heat you think might be a little off uh in fact you think you've got a real spread

00:01:50.720 on uh on on cornyn there's a poll that just came out from the university of houston that has you with

00:01:57.180 a pretty big lead over cornyn i i can tell you now that we've shifted the show to texas we are curating

00:02:03.600 and watching a lot of local news and a lot of local uh tv stations i i have never seen in my time in

00:02:10.200 politics the amount the gross tonnage of ads that john cornyn's running on television i mean it's and

00:02:16.520 and it comes across as a guy that's not endorsed by president trump like he's living at the white

00:02:21.940 house and he's president trump's best friend uh you are not up on television at least what we can see

00:02:27.800 here but you have a big lead uh in this poll at the university of houston you want to tell us about it

00:02:33.720 yeah it's uh not surprising to me i knew john cornyn could not win a primary he spent at least

00:02:39.300 probably around 60 70 million dollars so far on his way to over 100 million before this whole thing is

00:02:45.800 over and the reason we have a challenge is he is not limited by the 3500 contribution obviously because

00:02:51.940 you can't raise 60 70 million dollars at 3500 a pop so despite all those ads all those negative ads

00:02:58.080 in this made-up fictional character john cornyn who loves general trump totally made up and uh not

00:03:04.140 true and even his positions that he's adopted in the last 10 months are completely the opposite of

00:03:09.680 everything he's stood for for his entire 40 plus years all to get elected all the full full the voters

00:03:15.760 of texas what what is it um it's pretty cynical to think that you can take tv ads because i think modern

00:03:24.180 politics grassroots politics particularly the grassroots in texas understands that it's

00:03:29.460 canvassing it's it's going door to door and you kind of have a legendary get out the vote effort it's

00:03:34.300 pretty cynical to think that you can essentially lie to people by putting up these type of ads why what

00:03:41.800 is that cynicism because we get this from the grassroots all the time that a lot of the political

00:03:46.020 class and particularly guys like senator cornyn uh have a uh just have a very dismissive view of texas

00:03:53.180 citizens and texas grassroots i think he's been in washington so long i mean we're talking about 24

00:03:59.460 years he's been in office since i was in college and i'm 63 i just think he doesn't view the grassroots

00:04:04.880 the actual voters is important his his view is that washington's important i can raise all the money i

00:04:10.280 need to convince these people that he doesn't think are very smart that they that he is a different

00:04:15.240 person than he actually is and that i'm a different person than i actually am and so he cannot get

00:04:20.040 elected in the primary telling the truth otherwise he would do it he would just tell people no i'm not

00:04:24.660 pro-trump no i was against the border ball no i was for him to see no i i sided with joe biden to

00:04:29.680 bring afghan refugees here no i sided with joe biden to uh restrict the second amendment why didn't he

00:04:35.280 just tell us the truth you know why because he knows that the people of texas don't like his position

00:04:39.720 so he lies to it and he uses their money the washington money not our texas money for the most part

00:04:44.740 washington money to do the lies the other thing about this poll it pulled the democrats and i think

00:04:51.600 it was uh i think it's pretty surprising uh jasmine crockett's got a pretty big lead over the uh over

00:04:58.720 the the christian the the christian that thinks that uh believes in choice and thinks that uh what

00:05:05.440 the angel gabriel visiting uh the virgin mary uh in the way was stated in the gospel leads open uh the

00:05:12.640 idea of being pro-choice is in the uh it's actually in the gospels itself he's getting beaten by i think

00:05:19.040 10 points or so did you was that surprising to you no i'm not surprised at all i i mean this guy is such

00:05:25.560 a fraud and and really what did he accomplish been in texas house he's really accomplished nothing in

00:05:31.240 his career and i even the democrats are seeing through that i'm not saying jasmine crockett's a great

00:05:36.160 candidate but i i think she's much better known and much much better liked in the in the democratic

00:05:42.540 voter base what was surprising here one of cornyn and in the senate leadership funds hits on you

00:05:51.120 is that yeah uh you know ken paxton can win a primary because he's a darling of the grassroots and

00:05:59.400 he stood up for him and and the grassroots down in texas are crazy anyway but you get him in a general

00:06:04.320 election you're actually putting in jeopardy the senate seat in texas and going to cost us 200

00:06:09.220 million dollars so we're going to lose all these other states if ken paxton wins actually this poll

00:06:14.140 showed you actually beating cornyn against democrats what do you how so how do they use

00:06:20.300 how did they use that aspect of it to try to smear you now well this is just more important why he can't

00:06:26.520 win a primary so he tells the voters hey you got to vote for me i don't have any you have no reason

00:06:30.920 to vote for me i've never been on your side but i can win i can win the general election he has no

00:06:35.520 proof that never has that proof i've won three general elections in texas that i've done quite

00:06:39.580 well with a lot less money than he spent and so he gets the uh you know the washington money to come

00:06:44.480 here and spend a hundred million dollars on his race that could have been used in michigan that could

00:06:48.420 have been used in other states that could have been used later in uh in november for republicans

00:06:52.520 and he's he's really a selfish guy stealing this money from from republican contributors who would

00:06:58.960 rather see a lot of republicans win instead of you know wasting money on him telling lies for for a

00:07:04.780 year the um you know the reason we're down here is the sharia law situation the islamic situation i

00:07:12.660 see cornyn having been a big part of getting the afghans in here and all that he's actually taking out

00:07:19.120 ads i i know this is working because cornyn's actually taking part of his ads is that he's the

00:07:24.560 most anti-sharia law uh individual that's ever gone to capitol hill is there any truth to that sir

00:07:30.080 there's none he's never said a word about it in his entire career that i i've never seen anything

00:07:35.100 i've watched him for decades he's never said that he he pulled it it was a good issue as all his

00:07:41.200 issues are now he's adopting completely different positions than he's had in the past i guarantee you

00:07:45.980 he would never have said anything about this and actually behind the scenes very favorable to this

00:07:50.660 uh sharia law continuing he's just got to switch all his positions there's not a single position

00:07:55.320 i've seen him take in the last 10 months and i says i got a rate that is consistent with his record of

00:08:00.800 the last 40. i want to make sure people are very clear in a general election against either what

00:08:07.320 uh crockett or uh her opponent it looks like it'll be crockett and she's pretty radical

00:08:12.320 what will be what will be the issues that you put forward to define yourself and that you think

00:08:19.000 uh can make sure that we hold texas in the united states senate look i think uh voter integrity i

00:08:25.400 think uh that is a huge issue for texas i think this whole issue with illegal immigration and dealing

00:08:31.700 with sharia law is a huge issue those are issues that she will not speak up the budget the fact that

00:08:36.760 our event we have a massive budget deficit and taking on china aggressively are going to be issues

00:08:41.940 that i'm going to focus on and i'm going to focus on getting good judges we john cornyn has not been

00:08:46.540 part of picking conservative constitutional conservatives but certainly jasmine crockett's

00:08:50.960 not going to want that uh attorney general paxton where do people go on social media to find you

00:08:57.360 you're putting stuff every day and particularly your campaign site because uh you're i got this guy's

00:09:02.560 going to spend a hundred million dollars before march 30 he's already spent 50 to 60 but the bombardment

00:09:08.240 of television ads is only just beginning it's going to get much more intense particularly as

00:09:12.940 early voting starts in the 17th where do people go out where do people go to find more about you

00:09:18.240 and what you stand for so at ken paxton tx for uh facebook and twitter and then to contribute

00:09:24.280 ken paxton.com and we need everybody's help across the country anybody can contribute as long as you're

00:09:29.360 a citizen of this country uh attorney general paxton you were there for us for the mega base and for

00:09:36.720 president trump on the first day of the illegitimate joe biden's regime you said that afternoon uh on

00:09:43.220 our afternoon show that on the 20th of january 2021 they said hey if biden's stays within the

00:09:49.060 constitution it's helpful to texas i'll support him if he doesn't uh we'll go to court to stop him and i

00:09:54.920 think you were in court in the next couple of days so you proved your mettle uh people very

00:09:59.660 appreciative and this is the most intense primary i've ever seen and i think at the end of day will end

00:10:04.580 of being the most expensive republican primary for the united states senate in history thank you so

00:10:08.800 much sir look forward to getting you back on thanks and encourage your people to get out the vote starts

00:10:13.540 february 17th through march 3rd thank you sir uh this poll i want to make sure the the uh grace and

00:10:22.220 mo and elizabeth everybody let's get this out i want all the uh all the folks not just in texas this

00:10:26.960 this race obviously has national implications it has global implications one of the reasons

00:10:32.120 we're in texas has already got not just a huge audience in the great state of texas but throughout

00:10:37.740 the country just like uh ken paxton's impeachment uh the redistricting fight they automatically became

00:10:44.700 huge uh huge uh shows that people throughout the country and throughout the world watch because

00:10:49.680 you know what goes on in texas affects the nation you save texas you save the country you save the

00:10:54.880 country you save the world chris russo joins us uh first off chris uh you're a texans for strong

00:11:01.260 borders an incredible group i want to get into that you've actually done some polling but talk to me

00:11:05.760 about the senate primary race uh this is i tell folks i have never seen something with this intensity

00:11:12.600 you have three candidates uh wesley hunt uh former uh i guess uh marine com army combat helicopter pilot

00:11:21.040 graduate of west point he's on the board of visitors with maureen mo bannon my daughter up there

00:11:25.720 uh you have ken paxton who's a legend for the grassroots in texan you have john cornyn has been

00:11:30.780 there 24 years and has all the money and mitch mcconnell in this crowd and like i said having moved the

00:11:36.820 show to texas and now seeing local texas media i'm kind of overwhelmed with the number of ads that

00:11:41.700 have come up for cornyn he just it's just non-stop it's a relentless onslaught what's your overall

00:11:46.660 view of of this race from the grassroots perspective so we've already endorsed uh ag paxton for

00:11:54.080 this race and for a lot of the same reasons that other people in the grassroots have that he's been

00:12:00.720 a consistent supporter of strong border enforcement he was there fighting the biden administration every

00:12:07.140 step of the way and uh i think that he's going to ultimately come out in first place uh but go to a

00:12:15.080 runoff um and then we'll see who his opponent is uh john cornyn you know he's spending more money

00:12:21.100 than basically anyone we've ever seen in a senate primary and he has been an opponent of border

00:12:29.920 security and interior immigration enforcement since he was one of them the first authors of

00:12:36.520 one of these grand compromise amnesty bills back in the bush administration and i think 2005

00:12:41.540 talk to me about that for a second when he said his record is not as strong because you run

00:12:48.360 a group that is a very hardcore very focused on uh border security and also internal security what

00:12:56.880 do you mean he's been soft on this and been one of the authors of these amnesty bills

00:13:00.240 so if you remember everybody remembers the gang of eight bill that was going to provide amnesty to

00:13:07.120 uh illegal aliens who had been in the country and had not had a subsequent criminal record

00:13:12.140 of any type well this actually was preceded by several efforts within the george w bush administration

00:13:19.240 uh that never actually came to fruition because they were so unpopular and so you had a variety

00:13:25.060 of these bills one of them was spearheaded by uh senator cornyn back in the day and then

00:13:30.000 more contemporarily he's had several efforts that he's been either behind behind the scenes or

00:13:36.920 uh vocally supportive of things like lifting country caps for legal immigration which would

00:13:43.340 guarantee that essentially every legal immigrant for the next 40 years would be from either india or

00:13:49.420 china and i don't think that's in anyone's best interest and he as you mentioned earlier in the show

00:13:55.640 has been uh an opponent of border security measures saying that the border wall was not going to be

00:14:01.980 effective that we needed different methods of keeping people out uh etc and then um more recently

00:14:08.700 he's kind of pivoted because i think he understood that he has never in his career had a substantial

00:14:14.960 primary challenge and now suddenly he's got his hands full he's at the trough of his popularity

00:14:20.980 and he's got a fight on his hands and so he's pivoting to appear more conservative than he has been

00:14:27.900 historically two things one is that at least half the ads have senator cornyn walking by the border wall

00:14:36.080 just be specific about what his real commitment to building the wall has been because every ad you've

00:14:41.760 got him at the wall like he's the chief engineer actually designing it well you know more recently

00:14:49.640 the one big beautiful bill act was uh was passed last year and it provided a ton of funding for the

00:14:57.240 border wall but in the first trump administration where we could have gotten it done um the u.s senate

00:15:04.400 and even the house provided next to nothing for border wall construction in fact as you know the trump

00:15:11.920 administration had to redirect dod funds to begin construction of the wall towards the end of the first

00:15:18.600 term and they were able to get a lot done but at the same time it was people like john cornyn in the

00:15:26.520 u.s senate and unfortunately the old house leadership uh back in 2017 and 2018 that refused

00:15:33.800 to deliver any substantial border border wall funding to the trump administration and it's just

00:15:40.160 recently now that there has been an overwhelming political mandate because of the results of the

00:15:45.380 2024 presidential election that they've kind of gotten in line now that they see that it is uh

00:15:51.020 politically expedient for them to do so you said something i want to make sure the audience

00:15:55.300 understands that in the in the primer in the first round uh which should be the only round but you

00:16:01.220 have to get to 50 plus one vote to basically win if you don't get to 50 plus one vote now you have to

00:16:09.040 go on what is a runoff talk to the audience about that so essentially what will happen is we have three

00:16:16.780 major candidates for u.s senate uh in texas that would be as you mentioned john cornyn ken paxton wesley hunt

00:16:24.340 it's unlikely based on what we've seen that any of them will uh pass that 50 plus one vote threshold

00:16:32.140 and so the top two candidates would go to a runoff that would be just one versus the other it would be a

00:16:39.320 straight up or down vote and so um you know if if john cornyn goes to the runoff against either ken

00:16:45.920 paxton or wesley hunt i think that he's probably in a bad position to win that runoff um no matter

00:16:52.080 who he's against and it would be uh very interesting to see the result if say cornyn came in third and you

00:16:59.500 had ken paxton versus wesley hunt i think that that race would be uh very very difficult to determine

00:17:06.020 who would be the winner but what you said is is is shocking and i want to make sure people

00:17:10.840 understand that this is a guy that's raised unlimited amount of money and the senate leadership

00:17:15.400 fund has said that they will put unlimited amount of money here to hold for cornyn you're actually

00:17:21.060 in in the polls over the last couple days up until this poll had paxton and excuse me had cornyn in third

00:17:27.980 given all the money do you think it actually we could have a situation where john cornyn could not make

00:17:34.640 the runoff having spent 75 or 80 million maybe even 100 million dollars on a primary it is certainly

00:17:42.060 possible and i think that that just illustrates that no amount of money can cover up a record that

00:17:49.040 has been this poor i mean this is a guy that in 2022 i saw booed on the stage of the republican state

00:17:56.200 convention in houston and so he is not popular among republican primary voters and and so i don't think

00:18:03.500 it's any surprise now in the past he has not had a well-funded uh high name id opponent and that's

00:18:11.380 why he's been able to pretty much sail to re-election so often but this time it's very different he's got

00:18:17.180 two guys that are running against him that have a substantially more conservative record than he does

00:18:21.900 um and who are much more popular among the grassroots and so i don't think it's any surprise

00:18:27.280 uh that he would be struggling in this election and i don't know if it's the likely result that he

00:18:33.160 would come in third but it's certainly possible which is shocking as you said given the amount of

00:18:37.540 money in his war chest and that's been spent by outside groups trying to keep him and the establishment

00:18:43.120 in power in the u.s senate you were at a grassroots meeting the other day and i met you but you had just

00:18:48.200 done some polling that i thought was fascinating and it really hasn't gotten the exposure it deserves

00:18:52.700 first off talk to me about your group give me a minute on on texans for strong borders and talk

00:18:57.240 about this poll that you commissioned and what the results are and implication of those results

00:19:02.800 sure so we are a 501c4 non-profit that i founded in 2022 after seeing that there really was not a

00:19:13.620 single issue group for border security and putting americans first in immigration policy

00:19:20.380 uh that was operating at the state level trying to make sure that the state of texas passed the

00:19:26.600 policies that it needed to one combat the biden border crisis at the time and two now that we're

00:19:33.100 through the biden administration to future-proof the state so that we're not caught on our back

00:19:38.520 foot like we were in 2021 so things like eliminating taxpayer funded handouts for uh illegal aliens

00:19:45.220 uh universally verify reforming our state's border mission so that it's effective in actually repelling

00:19:51.920 illegal crossings and things like that and so uh in the interest of that mission of trying to make

00:19:57.320 sure that our state is in the best position um we've seen a lot of these congressional races particularly

00:20:03.380 in these new seats that have opened up to republicans since the redistricting last year

00:20:08.240 and so we decided to do a poll in the 32nd congressional district where it's really three main players but

00:20:15.940 two of them exemplify this fight between the uh the people that want to put america first and

00:20:24.880 and want to uh stop illegal immigration and continue to finish the job of deporting the illegal aliens that

00:20:32.820 are here and sort of the old guard the bush type republicans that have talked about um measures like

00:20:39.340 the dignity act to give amnesty to illegal aliens who have been here and so what we found was that

00:20:45.360 republican primary voters have a very very resilient interest in continuing mass deportations in

00:20:54.800 freezing h-1b visas in supporting universally verify and in opposing amnesty and so um

00:21:02.660 it's interesting you know we have one candidate here uh in this race that's jace yarbro who has

00:21:09.160 been endorsed by president trump and greg abbott and by us and he is in favor of all of these uh strong

00:21:16.940 border enforcement policies and the other can one of the other major candidates in the race is ryan

00:21:22.860 binkley who actually ran for president against trump in 2024 from the left um in the republican primary

00:21:30.380 and uh he didn't receive much support at all but he has signaled support for things like the dignity

00:21:36.780 act which would give legal status to people who have been here for a certain period of time

00:21:42.920 um and they say that there would never be a pathway to citizenship but we know

00:21:47.260 the second that a democrat gets in office that that's going to be the change that that's going to

00:21:51.280 change talk to me just give me because uh you know a lot of people watch this on podcasts so they

00:21:56.920 don't see our actual visuals just walk me through the numbers because i was blown away at the scale

00:22:01.640 of uh the support of this these were not on the margin just walk me through the the question what's

00:22:06.720 what's the what was the the the positive nature with the number of how big it was in in positive

00:22:13.100 so among likely gop primary voters in this congressional district 83 percent of the voters support ice

00:22:23.120 and even more support border patrol border patrol and ice in this poll are even more favorably viewed

00:22:30.200 than president trump and jd vance who are both in the 80 percent range 81 percent support the trump

00:22:37.040 administration's operations in minneapolis and this poll was taken from january 31st to february 2nd

00:22:43.580 and so it was before the announced drawdown uh in that city 82 percent supported governor greg abbott's

00:22:51.380 freeze on h1b visa petitions for state agencies after some of this fraud was uncovered uh 85 percent

00:22:59.220 support universally verify and then 73 percent of gop primary voters opposed the dignity act when they

00:23:06.740 were told that it would grant legal status to illegal aliens who have been in the country and let them

00:23:12.880 stay here indefinitely um and so we think that this is a sign that even with the left-wing media blitz

00:23:22.480 against immigration enforcement trying to sensationalize the issue of enforcing federal

00:23:27.800 immigration law republican primary voters remain committed to the mission and so what we what we're

00:23:34.180 saying about this is that the way to drive republican turnout in 2026 is not to moderate it's not to

00:23:41.840 shy away from the promise of mass deportations it's actually to double down to lean into it and to

00:23:48.540 deliver results for your voters and for the citizens of the united states

00:23:53.280 let me through that again because you know there's a lot of confusion about that in washington and

00:23:59.120 particularly a lot of people the house just had these donor meetings that said hey the economy is

00:24:03.300 going to turn around so well we don't have to really focus on mass deportations all these other

00:24:08.160 issues will be secondary do you believe that i don't believe that when so we actually also pulled

00:24:16.400 the most important issue to republican primary voters and although affordability was up there

00:24:22.920 border security and immigration enforcement were number one and they were a clear number one i believe

00:24:28.680 it was about 30 percent of gop primary voters picked that as their number one issue and then i believe the

00:24:35.800 next one was health care uh affordability at around 19 percent and so uh you know there there are people

00:24:42.660 that are concerned about the economy and and justifiably should be but the reality is that

00:24:48.440 republicans elected donald trump in 2024 primarily to not only shut down the border which he has largely

00:24:56.440 accomplished at least for now but to get the people who are in the country illegally out and to stop the

00:25:03.820 taxpayer handouts to them to stop things like in-state tuition subsidies and the like and until

00:25:10.380 that goal is accomplished i think there's still work to be done and the way to get people excited about

00:25:17.280 the trump administration and the republican party is to deliver results chris can you hang on for a

00:25:23.220 minute i'm gonna hold you through the break uh i want to get uh have people get more access to you

00:25:28.480 in your groups just hang on for a second because i think what you're saying is quite profound

00:25:31.360 and it's uh it's true in texas it's also true in the rest of the country this is how we're going to

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00:31:30.520 as texas goes so goes the nation as the nation goes so goes the world are you prepared to fight

00:31:39.260 for this state are you prepared to fight for your country okay welcome back uh war room texas uh 972

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00:32:07.180 patriot mobile chris russo um i we've never had we've launched you know war room impeachment and pandemic

00:32:14.400 and the elections all that we've never had a uh a show launch this big or this hot before i think

00:32:21.180 one of the things we did at that conference with gert builders and uh glenn beck was give a permission

00:32:26.580 structure for people in texas to start talk about this issue that was right below the surface kind of

00:32:31.940 exploded what what is your thoughts on the run-up early voting starts 17 february what are your

00:32:39.480 thoughts about sharia law proposition 10 prohibiting sharia law uh in the state of texas being on the

00:32:45.500 ballot i think we need it because frankly this is an issue where you have these foreign enclaves

00:32:54.360 that don't respect the united states constitution that don't respect any of our values that are trying

00:33:01.220 to literally purchase large uh swaths of land and institute their own legal system one that's

00:33:09.200 hostile to western civilization uh within our own borders and i don't know how that is classified

00:33:15.660 as anything but a hostile takeover of the united states territory and so i think it's very important

00:33:21.280 to not only put this on the ballot but to then pursue a comprehensive policy in the texas legislature

00:33:28.200 and hopefully once we get momentum federally uh to make sure that these kinds of land purchases

00:33:34.420 to create sharia communities cannot happen in the state of texas um i'm working pretty closely with

00:33:41.780 a lot of state legislators to try and make sure that we have policy ready to go um a lot of people

00:33:48.480 may not know this but the texas legislature only meets every two years and so the next opportunity

00:33:53.680 unless there is a special session called is going to start in january of 2027 and so we have to have

00:34:00.860 all of our ducks in a row from a policy perspective uh we need voters to vote for this proposition

00:34:07.400 on the gop primary ballot to give us the impetus and the momentum to be able to pass this policy

00:34:15.240 quickly and not let the clock run out because again the texas legislature only meets for five months

00:34:21.400 every two years and so that means there's a very limited amount of time for us to get this done

00:34:26.360 well hopefully if we uh if we represent on the 3rd of january in the lead up to it the early voting

00:34:32.040 the message will get out and i think uh they're actually talking about dan patrick's actually

00:34:36.640 talking the senate having hearings you get need to have hearings and then maybe even a special session

00:34:40.680 between now and then what type of heat you stay very close to the grassroots what type of heat is this

00:34:46.300 issue uh generating right now it's something that every person i talk to asks me about and wants to

00:34:54.100 talk about i would say it's probably the number one issue uh for uh the grassroots specifically

00:35:01.480 um they are very concerned about that i've seen people that are that every time i talk to them

00:35:08.220 they want to say or they want to ask me what is being done about this and so i fully expect this

00:35:14.000 proposition to get 90 plus percent approval on the ballot i don't think this is going to have any

00:35:19.320 trouble passing i think that this issue is a slam dunk among gop primary voters the real work begins

00:35:26.860 after the primary it begins in trying to make sure that we have uh that you know the the activists

00:35:34.200 within the republican party make this a priority at the state convention and then that we have all of

00:35:40.460 these stakeholders that are working on this issue talking to each other working with lawmakers and then

00:35:46.000 starting to develop policy that can be uh submitted very early in the process for the state legislature

00:35:53.160 uh get a low bill number so it's referred to committee early and then hopefully get the governor

00:35:59.360 to designate this an emergency priority so that this legislation can be passed at the beginning of the

00:36:05.460 session and not allow the left to run out the clock like they have in the past okay i want everybody to go to

00:36:12.080 your site i want everybody to get familiar with you and what your team is doing i want people to look

00:36:16.500 at this poll done in a 32nd congressional district jace yarborough who's been endorsed by president trump

00:36:22.820 uh where do people go chris so you can find us at our website strongborders.org or at x facebook and

00:36:31.800 instagram at strong borders tx chris uh do you have uh do you have social media personally you have a

00:36:38.900 personal uh twitter account i do but it's pretty inactive it's at chris w russo on twitter

00:36:45.060 strong borders thank you brother appreciate you coming on here appreciate you doing the poll

00:36:49.720 very insightful glad to be with you steve the math around this texas race and about these issues

00:36:56.740 in texas are going to get quite important i want to introduce someone that many of the folks i work

00:37:02.080 with this is one of the bravest individuals they've met nasar hussein uh joins us uh nasar tell i want

00:37:10.120 to just take because we're going to have you on here multiple times i just want to take time

00:37:13.840 and tell your story correct me if i'm wrong you're a christian convert from islam is that correct

00:37:19.820 that's correct sir that's correct okay tell us your story how did that how did that happen

00:37:25.620 so i'm born and raised uh in uk in england uh to pakistani immigrant parents i'm born in 65

00:37:37.620 and i converted to christianity in 96 and thereafter the so-called community actually persecuted us to

00:37:48.780 the point where i was almost bludgeoned to death in november of 2015 i took me um i ended up being

00:37:57.540 kneecapped and i suffered a broken hand trying to stop my head from being bludgeoned in um spent 11

00:38:03.220 days in hospital came away took me several months to get up and about again um emotional psychological

00:38:10.080 damage you appreciate and um a year to the day 10 armed police in the swat style operation

00:38:17.660 uh descended upon my home and as a result of that we had to vacate our home because the what they

00:38:25.200 deemed as intelligence to suggest our lives were in imminent danger

00:38:30.720 so talking about we've been living in hiding sorry see just to say we've been living in hiding ever

00:38:38.520 since uh under police protection in a different part of uh england uh where there are no

00:38:46.760 uh pakistani muslims and such like what talk to me about that because uh you know people convert

00:38:54.320 from other forms of christianity there's people in christianity convert to judaism some that convert

00:38:58.880 to islam what is it about particularly the branch you were in that uh would consider you an apostate

00:39:06.140 that deserves harm or death or intimidation what is it in the religion that drives that

00:39:12.100 it's the cardinal sin uh in islam so i'm i was born and raised under the banner of sunni islam

00:39:19.460 and i can assure you now things weren't uh as they are now things weren't like that growing up in 65

00:39:27.860 uh you know we were british uh but we were conformed to the pattern of going to the mosque to learn

00:39:34.440 uh arabic scripture i didn't know what sharia was we never uh never subscribed to sharia we weren't

00:39:42.180 told what sharia was all we were there was to learn the chronic scripture and and that was it okay

00:39:50.080 so i've learned more about sharia further to my conversion to christianity it is the cardinal sin

00:39:58.340 after murder adultery okay and so we found ourselves my family and i my young family

00:40:05.660 um uh under the uh death strictures of sharia uh actually and so which uh under islam

00:40:14.780 any convert that leaves islam as muhammad uh is quoted in the hadith that um uh actually that you

00:40:24.740 um anybody that leaves islam kill them those are his exact words

00:40:30.460 so let me ask you go back in time when did this shift because like you said when your parents came

00:40:38.420 and and and you were born a young person living in a in a in a muslim household sunni muslim household

00:40:46.320 uh it wasn't this type of islam that was being taught when did you start to see that change in

00:40:53.020 england of when this became much more um pure puritanical uh i would say much more stricture

00:41:00.460 i would say around about the early 80s uh because they brought in this multiculturalism policy uh

00:41:09.460 which is a total failure uh steve and just to sort of add to that uh actually um integration

00:41:17.080 is a failure okay so from the advent of bringing in this is the government's bringing in the

00:41:24.380 multiculturalism policy uh that's when things started shifting and if i may also say there's

00:41:32.260 not an issue with the see community with the indian community with the hindu community

00:41:36.340 the jamaican community uh growing up uh actually although we were fewer in number however uh we took on

00:41:47.100 britishness uh whether you were indian uh you were uh the windrush generation those that came

00:41:53.880 uh through the commonwealth by ship so their children the windrush generation we gelled together

00:42:02.460 uh we identified as british okay and so uh there wasn't this issue but certainly from the 80s onwards

00:42:11.920 it's gained uh huge traction where the the the community has outgrown english communities

00:42:23.120 because of their the child birth okay and of course it's then incumbent upon them

00:42:30.460 to then push sharia and enforce sharia so we as a family were subjected to sharia enforcement

00:42:39.180 let me answer i just want to go back to the british establishment so

00:42:43.720 you know different the sikh community the hindu community you're there they're ex-commonwealthy

00:42:48.720 you're in england but everybody's being raised as basically british as english correct although you

00:42:54.520 come from very diverse backgrounds up to a certain point of time then they start forcing this

00:42:59.600 multiculturalism yes sir and my problem is uh the sharia enforcement as a as a convert christian so

00:43:10.600 i can tell you right now hand on heart if i said i'm an atheist we wouldn't have suffered

00:43:18.680 but as soon as they found out i'd converted christianity it's sharia enforcement and so we we suffered uh for over 20 years

00:43:30.760 we were forced out our first home after nine ten years of suffering in the form of terrorism acts of terrorism

00:43:39.020 this is daily um uh intimidation okay car torchings car ramings drive-by brickings okay i i was constantly referred

00:43:51.020 my family and i as jew dogs and by the way i take that as a compliment uh but but that we just to give you an idea of the hatred

00:44:00.020 and this is now extended to the uh second generation uh bearing in mind i am the first generation

00:44:09.680 so the second generation and the third

00:44:12.900 talk to me a second about your conversion experience how being raised uh as british you were from a sunni

00:44:22.240 muslim household walk through how did you actually convert to christianity because i think people in

00:44:29.120 the united states and maybe some in england take christianity for granted they don't realize

00:44:33.560 the risk of martyrdom and and particularly of uh of of people trying to stop your conversion so how did

00:44:42.000 you actually convert to christianity yeah it was through a school friend uh steve who uh was a

00:44:49.560 sort of punk rocker actually what we call a skinhead and he was quite a rough kid actually and he was

00:44:56.540 openly racist okay uh and along the way uh i've seen him and him playing truant and not seeing him for

00:45:05.080 months and months and then being brought back by the school authorities back to school you know hard

00:45:10.260 as nails and he comes back on on this particular occasion the mohican hairstyle has gone uh the ear

00:45:18.020 piercings gone uh the tattoos are covered civil dress code he's reading the bible and there's a

00:45:25.400 complete transformation visibly uh and through his conduct that blew me away actually and he's telling

00:45:34.300 me he's born again and i didn't know what born again was i knew what christianity was i knew what a

00:45:38.700 christian was and you know i i was drawn to him like a magnet actually and we would have long

00:45:44.980 conversations and he imparted to me a gideon new testament now one is taught that this is a lie

00:45:52.600 uh the christians are uh you know lie and they they believe in jesus christ which is a son of god

00:46:00.180 which is sacrilege in islam because mahamid decreed uh you know that um there is no father son and holy

00:46:09.380 spirit it is utter blasphemy so it's diametrically opposed to islam okay so as as fearful as i was

00:46:17.540 putting this new testament in my pocket and as a 15 year old kid and actually going home talking

00:46:25.100 under my mattress and reading every evening so to cut it short through the gospel message of matthew

00:46:31.980 mark luke and john i made a confession of faith in my bedroom and that's how i became a christian and

00:46:37.140 then i then mentioned to my dear friend uh john and he said he would like to meet my pastor and i

00:46:43.720 didn't know what a pastor was actually and and then he he tried to explain to me and so we went to

00:46:49.980 meet his pastor and the second most amazing thing to me was the pastor was from a sikh background uh his

00:46:56.860 father was a uh the sikh pastor his father was a um a gudwara priest if you like uh and actually

00:47:06.800 so it it this it blew me away you know so i i i i recognized that the gospel message is it

00:47:14.240 translates to all regardless of color and creed and so uh that's how my my journey began but

00:47:22.320 unfortunately my mother discovered uh the the the gideon new testament uh after several months

00:47:28.200 and she was screaming and tearing the place down i don't think she understood it she would have gone to

00:47:33.920 my older sisters and they would have said oh my god it's the new testament he's got a new testament

00:47:39.460 and uh you know it's something that's defiling the house or it's it's something which is taboo

00:47:45.680 and my mother threatened uh as soon as i opened my bedroom door one morning to come down she was at

00:47:53.100 the bottom of the land the landing and sort of screaming a shout and threatening to go to my father

00:47:58.360 my father was a big man actually six four of him uh ruled with a rod of iron uh you know and uh so she

00:48:05.700 instilled the fear of god in me and i fell away from fellowship and i uh so i think that the expression

00:48:12.140 is i was in a backslidden state and i didn't uh reconnect with christianity sadly i lost my 29 year

00:48:20.680 old brother i he he was one year younger than me uh this is in 96 and that's how i rededicated my life

00:48:28.000 i was in a very broken state okay and so i i threw a work colleague who was a christian

00:48:35.400 uh i spoke to him and i said look i need to come to church with you and uh he started running around

00:48:42.780 and dancing around in the room actually and he was so excited and so happy so um but the sad thing is

00:48:49.220 for us steve is that i had a very close friend a pakistani friend born and raised like me

00:48:56.120 actually and i told him and i told him that i am now a practicing christian and he told me

00:49:03.480 as a matter of factly not to come near his door our relationship our friendship was finished

00:49:10.580 through him he then tells other people and it seems to go out like wildfire and that's when

00:49:20.400 our persecution began actually did uh it was like being in an islamic country uh i could really talk

00:49:28.940 to you you know for hours and hours and hours but nothing prepared has prepared us for this sharia

00:49:35.860 onslaught in the uk in england in the country a so-called christian country where i'm born and raised

00:49:43.580 we're going to have you back on to go more of the details we got to bounce now but i want do you

00:49:49.080 have a warning this is on the ballot here in texas on 3 march the prohibiting sharia law in the state

00:49:56.300 of texas already there's uh i think 200 mosques in the greater dallas north texas area with two a month

00:50:02.920 being built do you have a warning to the people of texas of what they ought to focus on sir

00:50:07.360 sir as somebody that loves western civilization uh and i've done my level best to guard my wife

00:50:17.500 and children and they feel the same way i would say ban sharia sharia has no room in western

00:50:28.420 civilization civilization civilization uh actually the police the government uh they have made these

00:50:38.040 people in england a protected class we ex-muslims are under uh constant death threats and and a death

00:50:48.220 sentence and they will not accept uh sharia in the form of uh you know wiping out apostates very

00:50:57.300 quickly steve this book is the reliance of the traveler okay it's a classic manual of islamic

00:51:05.320 sacred law okay yeah i would encourage all your listeners uh to try and get this yeah and i can

00:51:12.520 tell you now if i open it up i've got it open and i've got it here sir we only have a minute so what i

00:51:19.800 want to do is give your social media and your website we'll have you back on tomorrow where do people

00:51:24.420 right sir okay so um our website is the legalize apostasy website uh you can look it up and actually

00:51:35.600 and so um uh just leave your social uh where do people go

00:51:42.860 and so um and if they look up to ban sharia.com uh that would be brilliant we'll have you back on

00:51:53.780 tomorrow i want to continue god bless america god bless the american people god bless you sir stay safe

00:52:01.560 quite dangerous it's a under death threats every day okay we're gonna be back at 10 a.m eastern standard

00:52:09.580 time tomorrow we're in texas back six o'clock p.m eastern standard time

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WarRoom Battleground EP 944： Texas Wants To Freeze H1B's; Escaping Sharia For Christ

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