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Stephen K. Bannon
Hello, folks on the rumble chat. No, no, no, you gotta hold it. One day we're gonna take the training wheels off while you're in the rumble chat. After you've, after you've, you've gone, you've gone full pirate. How's that? All right. Have a good show, brother. Have a good show and have some Kansas City barbecue. Second Love you, brother. Love you, Eric. Sam, I'm here for an hour and Eric Bowling wants to get me run out of town here in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas are really honored to do the Hillsdale College conference tonight and be the keynote speaker. So we'll get folks fired up as we do here in the war room. We are jammed. There's been so much going on this afternoon. And Eric just said President Trump did put up, don't put it up yet. I want to get to it. I want to make a special thing, the merch shop Trump 2028. It was amazing. I tell you what, we got an incredible cold open incredible show, including some live guests here. Let's go ahead and let it r take a look at the COVID of.
Eric Bolling
The economist quote, Only 1,361 days to go showing America's national symbol, the bald eagle, battered and injured and bandaged. A top Trump MAGA donor puts it this way, our national brand is at risk. Take a listen to that.
Stephen K. Bannon
America rose beyond just being a country. It was like an aspiration for most of the world and we're eroding that brand right now. And if you think of your behavior as a consumer, how many times do you buy a product with a brand on because you trust that brand in the financial markets, no brand compared to the brand of the US Treasuries. US treasury market. The strength of the US Dollar and the strength, the credit worthiness of US Treasuries, no brand came close. We put that brand at risk. And, and as you and I both know, it can take a very long time, very long time to remove the tarnish on a brand. So and the Secretary of Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce need to be very thoughtful that when you have a brand, you need to behave in a way that respects that brand, that strengthens that brand. Because when you tarnish that brand, it can be a lifetime to repair the damage that has been done. Can you clarify with whom the US Is speaking? With China. They're saying it's fake news that trade talks are happening. Well, they had a meeting this morning, so I can't tell you. It doesn't matter who they is. We may reveal it later, but they had meetings this morning and we've been meeting with China. And so I think you have. Jeff, as usual, I think you have your reporting room. Thank you. We had a very successful bilateral meeting with the Republic of South Korea today.
Eric Bolling
We may be moving faster than I thought.
Stephen K. Bannon
And we will be talking technical terms as early as next week as we reach an agreement on understanding as soon as next week. So South Koreans came early. They came with their A game, and we will see if they follow through on that.
Donald Trump
Mr. President, this morning in post, he.
Stephen K. Bannon
Used the words, Vladimir, stop.
Donald Trump
That seemed like a slightly different message, a personal message. What is your level of frustration with President Putin?
Stephen K. Bannon
I didn't like last night. I wasn't happy with it. And we're in the midst of talking peace and missiles were fired, and I was not happy with it. That's what I meant. And that's, you know. Do you still agree that Ukraine have to give some territory away to win peace? Well, it depends what territory they've been fighting. They've lost a lot of territory. And we'll get. We'll do the best we can. Working with Ukraine, we'll do the best we can, but they lost a lot of territory. When you say Crimea, that was handed over during a president named Barack Hussein Obama, that was. Had nothing to do with me. Crimea, that was 11 years ago with Obama. And they made a decision. There wasn't a bullet fire. There was no fighting. There was no anything. They just handed it over. Now they say, well, can you get it back? I think that's going to be a very difficult thing to do. That was given by Barack Obama when he was president, not by Donald Trump.
Mark Elias
News A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has blocked Donald Trump's executive order trying to take over federal elections and impose an illegal and unconstitutional proof of citizenship requirement. Welcome back to Democracy Docket. I'm Mark Elias.
Eric Bolling
And I'm Paige Moskowitz. Let's get started.
Mark Elias
All right, Paige, you know, there are a lot of lawsuits flying around these days against Donald Trump's various illegal activities. Sometimes it's hard to keep track. But there is one really big one for people who care about free and fair elections, and that is a case brought by the Democratic Party, which, in full disclosure, my firm and I represented in this case, as well as a parallel case brought by a group of nonpartisan plaintiffs challenging an executive order that Donald Trump issued to try to take over key aspects of federal election administration. At the heart of that was a effort on his part to impose or force the Election Assistance Commission to impose a proof of citizenship requirement to register to vote. This is a hotly contested issue that Donald Trump has been beating the drum on in a way to, in an effort to disenfranchise voters. This. You and I have done videos about this in a number of different contexts because this is also in the voter suppression bill, the SAVE act that Republicans are trying to pass. So this is a big decision, a big victory for voters. And Paige, I mean, will they ever stop trying to undermine free and fair elections?
Donald Trump
Of course not.
Eric Bolling
That is the Republican plan. Now, what the judge explicitly ruled today was that Trump's executive order requiring this.
Donald Trump
Proof of citizen, requiring this proof of.
Eric Bolling
Citizenship requirement on federal voter registration forms.
Donald Trump
Was unconstitutionally trying to get around Congress's.
Eric Bolling
Power to regulate elections. The judge reiterated throughout her opinion that our Constitution entrusts Congress and the states, not the president, with the authority to regulate federal elections. No statutory delegation of authority to the executive branch permits the president to short circuit Congress's deliberative process by executive order.
Mark Elias
Yeah, I mean, look, I think the judge got it exactly right on this. And, you know, I thought the place where she said it most plainly was when she said, quote, the president has no constitutional duty to prescribe the content of election regulations. I mean, like, that's pretty much it in a nutshell. The US Constitution explicitly gives states the right to set the time, place and manner of federal elections. It then gives Congress the ability to override those decisions by the states through legislation. Donald Trump is neither a state nor is he Congress. He may think he is more powerful than them, but he's not. He does not have the authority in this area. He overstepped in a power grab because he wants to undermine free and fair elections.
Stephen K. Bannon
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these people. Reasons I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
Eric Bolling
And where do people like that go.
Stephen K. Bannon
To share the big lie?
Eric Bolling
MAGA Media I wish in my soul.
Stephen K. Bannon
I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and.
Mark Elias
What is my purpose?
Stephen K. Bannon
If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. War Room here's your host, Stephen K. Ban. Thursday, april It's Thursday the 24th of April, near Valor. 2025. We're here in Kansas City, Missouri. We're on the road for the next couple of days with the Hillsdale College people. Couldn't be more excited. Some of the folks trying to get Shaun Davis and Chris Caldwell and others into the, into the studio. Our makeshift studio day. Want to thank Real America's voice for doing this on the road. Always love it. Great crew. A lot to get to today. In the next two hours, all kind of news breaking right there. Stephen Miller, head of policy for the president, really the president's right hand man on all policy for the last seven or eight years, put up, tweeted up immediately when this, when the ruling came out from the judge judicial coup. And I put up, I took that and re put it up on ghetto saying, yes, it's a coup d'etat, federal bench coup d'etat against the president, United States. This is where they're coming for Trump. This is their lead tanks. We talked about this this morning with Mike Davis heading towards a constitutional crisis. They're driving, the left's driving because the only thing they can do right now is in the courts. We've blown back on them politically. Their, their color revolution is sputtering. This is where they're, and they're getting more aggressive as they see the Supreme Court have their backs on this kind of radicalness in going against the deep state. And what President Trump's got to do, you think it's the scale of it. And look, the Doge guys have been great and being a blunt force instrument. What I'm trying to do is, is make sure that Elon, we can actually get an accounting of all this. But the deep state, the administrative state, the scale of it is absolutely massive. Tyler O'Neill from Daily Signal, Rob Bluey's great, great news site, is going to join us. Tyler, tell us about people that are just adamant about they're not going to implement President Trump's plans. You've got some numbers from polling of used to be called bureaucrats. Now it's the administrative state. How big a fight does President Trump have in just getting his executive orders and presidential memorandums executed?
Tyler O'Neill
Sir, it's tremendous. And I mean, as you've noted, you know, this is a judicial coup that they're facing right now. But in the actual bureaucracy, in the executive branch, people who are supposed to report to the president of the United States, these people are planning to oppose the president from within. And there's this shocking new poll that found and these numbers are almost unbelievable. It's 75% that's three quarters of all the Washington, D.C. based federal employees who make over $75,000 a year. This is the deep state. They said if Trump issued a lawful order that they disagreed with, that they thought was bad policy, they would not follow that order. That's 75% the bureaucrats who voted for Kamala Harris in the last election, by the way, it's not all, it's not 75% of all bureaucrats in D.C. it's 75% of those who voted for Harris in the last election. Only 16% of the bureaucrats who voted for Harris in the last election said they would follow a lawful Trump order if they thought it was bad policy. This is, you know, this isn't like saying they're violating the law.
Stephen K. Bannon
This is. Yeah, but 90%, yeah, 90% of them voted yet 90% of them voted for Harris. I want to go back to this because this is what Elon and I don't think we've gotten the full report, although I hear it's a couple. It may be up to 100,000. They may. Or maybe even more, maybe 200,000. And maybe they're freezing money for these people to get paid. I'm sure the judges are going to get involved in this. This is what Doge did the most powerfully as a blunt force instrument. Went in, went into some of these department. Now that's not the fraud that's more programmatic, but we'll take what we can get. I just want to make sure people understand what this poll says. 75% of the administrative state people making over $75,000, so they are more senior. These are actual people that are at the mid level, manager level and above. But these are the people that you need in the bureaucracy to actually make things. And President Trump's, I tell folks when he signs the executive order, it goes out to the cabinet head or to the Alphabet agency head, but then it's got to go back down through the system to actually be executed. What you're saying is that of the overwhelming majority of these people voted for Harris. Of those 75% making more than $75,000, which is the key people that need to make stuff happen, said if it was a lawful executive order or presidential memorandum or presidential direction for action lawful, and they knew it was lawful, they still were not executed. Correct?
Tyler O'Neill
Yeah. Well, and the interesting thing Here, only about 47% of these bureaucrats voted for Harris and another 46% voted for Trump. So we're already seeing. I mean, this poll was taken in March. We're already seeing some change in the new administration where there are a few more Republicans or people who voted for Trump, Trump in the administrative state than there were before the last poll was taken in December. But even so, this is 75% of that. Roughly half of the bureaucrats who say they voted for Harris say they're going to oppose hey.
Stephen K. Bannon
So like, yeah, they're saying hey, hey. They're saying they voted for Trump. I ain't buying that hangover a second, Tyler. Just hang over, take a commercial break. That kind of a long cold open. And I had a big handoff from Eric Bolling today. Laura Loomer's going to join us, I think. Hopefully we get Sean Davis. David Malpass, used to be head of the World bank under President Trump, is going to be here. Chris Caldwell, I think we got an all star cast. We've got Tyler O'Neill from the Great Daily Signal. We're going to get back to it with him. And Laura Loom is going to be here. Quite disturbing news out of Texas about Sharia law and what certain folks down there are calling Islamophobia. That's Sharia law. Anyway, Short commercial break hey, take your phone out. Text Bannon B A N N o N at 989-898. Get the get the Ultimate Guide the ultimate guide to purchase gold and precious metals from Birch Gold. Do it. I got American faith in America's heart. You don't go out and buy a life jacket when the boat is already sinking and you don't buy gold when the economy has already collapsed. Clearly others are heeding this advice as gold hit an all time high the first part of 2025 multiple times. It's not too late for you. The company I trust to help you diversify into physical gold is Birch Gold, the company I buy my gold from. Birch Gold specialize in helping you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA and physical gold for no money out of pocket. Just listen to this five star review, quote knowledgeable, helpful, non pressure, end quote. That's what you get with Burch Gold and that's why I've endorsed them for so long. Get your free info kit on gold by texting the word Bannon B A N N O N to 989-898. There's no obligation, just useful information with an A plus rating from the Better Business Bureau and countless five star reviews. Text Bannon Bannon O N to 989898 and let the experts at Birchgold help you secure your Financial future today with gold. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon. Birch Gold ended the Dollar Empire. They're going to, they're going to Rio in the, in July, July 6th. Make sure you go to Birch Gold. The end of the dollar empire. Birchgold.com Bannon check it out today, Tyler. Tyler, you've got some interesting observations about the people in these NGOs suing President Trump. Because remember, to delay is to deny. They got to get groups to go in and sue. And these federal judges sit there with the Judicial insurrection and shut down President Trump's movement.
Tyler O'Neill
Yeah, most of these organizations are the same ones I name in my book, the Woktopus, the Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government. And this book is explaining all of the infrastructure of the left, the woke NGOs that staffed and advised the Biden administration using the federal bureaucracy to force their ideology on the American people. Some of these groups include, naturally, the Southern Poverty Law center, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Center for American Progress, the Human Rights Campaign. Some of these same groups are now suing the Biden administration or suing the Trump administration. Excuse me. They love the Biden administration. They'd never sue them, but they sue to block everything in the Trump administration and as you well know, choosing these judges, selecting them so that they can get these injunctions to block Trump's orders and essentially have these judges make themselves the power in the executive branch. And so this is a vast network of organizations that staffed and advised the Biden administration, a dark money network funding them. Many of the groups that funded them, by the way, the AFL cio, America's largest union, part of them is the afge, the American Federation of Government Employees. And this union has filed dozens of lawsuits against the Trump administration. They take the really shocking thing about this. Federal bureaucrats who are members of this union can do work for this union and get paid by the taxpayer for the work they do for the union as opposed to the work they're hired by the American people to do. And it is quite likely that some of this taxpayer funding is actually going toward the very lawsuits against the Trump administration that are blocking the president from fulfilling his promises to the American people.
Stephen K. Bannon
Tyler, you're on top of this, guys. Over Daily Signal, you've got the great Rob Bluey. Where do people go to go to the news site? What's your social media?
Tyler O'Neill
Thank you. Yeah, you go to daily signal.com, you can find us on all platforms. Truth, Social X, Facebook, Instagram. We take no truck with the Chinese Communist Party. Though, so you won't find us on TikTok, but we are everywhere. We're constantly covering the news. And of course, my colleague Elizabeth Mitchell, who is also a Hillsdale grad. I graduated from Hillsdale. Love to hear that you're speaking at a Hillsdale event, but she is our woman in the White House. She's our White House correspondent. She is doing excellent work. You can follow me on xyler2, the number two O'Neill and you can find the Woke to Puss in my first book, Making Hate the Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law center on Amazon today. The Woke to Puss has an audio version that is also available on Audible.
Stephen K. Bannon
That's what we wanted to have you on here today. To kick the show off, Tyler, as we're out here with the good folks at Hillsdale because it is the conservative Harvard. Thank you so much, sir. You're another rising star from the. Of the Hillsdale alumni. Thank you.
Tyler O'Neill
Thanks so much for having me.
Stephen K. Bannon
Guys are killers. Love them. Love Daily Signal. I'm going to. I want to bring in the Laura Loomer, assassin extraordinaire. Laura, correct me if I'm wrong. Help me out here. And I've got a. We've got a two hour something that the Committee on the Present Danger, Frank Gaffney's group, did we do about the persecuted Christians on the Muslim Brother. I just want to. I'm going to link to that in a second. Laura Loomer, help me out here. Did the King of Jordan in Jordan today or yesterday announced that cair, the Muslim Brotherhood, was designated as a terrorist organization? Ma'am?
Eric Bolling
I didn't catch that, Steve. But what I do know is that efforts in the Trump administration to designate the Muslim Brotherhood continue to go ignored. It's such a fast paced news cycle. So if that did happen, I wouldn't be surprised because the Muslim Brotherhood has been designated as a terrorist organization in the uae and Saudi Arabia also recognizes the Muslim Brotherhood as a designated Islamic terrorist organization. And the Muslim Brotherhood, it's important for people to understand is what is funding the Palestinian resistance movement here in the United States of America and abroad. And so when people wanna know, oh, you know, why do these groups have so much funding? It seems like they have countless amounts of resources for organized bus rallies and signs and placards and, you know, even television commercials in some states. We're now very robust efforts in state legislatures which I'm about to get into. It's because they are being funded by the Muslim Brotherhood. And this is something that the Trump administration had promised the American people that they were going to do Steve during the first Trump term. And a lot of people are just sitting there scratching their heads.
Stephen K. Bannon
Yeah.
Eric Bolling
Wondering why this didn't happen.
Stephen K. Bannon
I was in charge the first time I was there. And I tell you, of everything we got accomplished, the one thing I got no traction on, zero. And this includes moving the embassy, getting out of TPP climate accords. I got zero traction on the Muslim Brotherhood. The State Department, the Defense Department will shut down. So it's amazing. Jordan actually designated is care. By the way you talk about UAE and these other Gulf emirates. The UAE is it. UAE has designated CAIR as a terrorist organization, have they not, ma'am?
Eric Bolling
Yes. And I will say again, I am not allowed to speak about CARE because I have had a gag order issued against me by Judge Bruce Reinhart, who is the same judge who ordered the raid on Mar a Lago. And I will actually be held in contempt of court if I speak about care because I sued CARE several years ago. People can go and look up the case themselves and read all about it. And I was actually ordered to pay them their attorney's fees. And so you'll have to be the one to inform your audience about care. And of course there's a lot of documentation online as well as in the filings from the Holy Land foundation terrorism trial. But it is correct that certain Muslim civil rights organizations in our country have been designated abroad and escaped accountability under the Obama administration.
Stephen K. Bannon
Let's play. I think we have a clip. Let's go and play the clip that's going to tee up Laura Loomer about the great state of Texas. Let's go and play it. Recreation and Tourism HCR 85 by Bojani Designating March 15th as the day to.
Eric Bolling
Combat Islamophobia for a 10 year period ending in 2035.
Donald Trump
Refer to the Committee on Culture, Recreation and Tourism HCR 86 by Hayes Laura Loomer.
Stephen K. Bannon
Did I hear that correctly? In the Texas legislature they're going to designate a day for anti Islamophobia?
Eric Bolling
Ma'am, that is correct. Which is quite shocking given the fact that Texas has a so called Republican state legislature speaker of the House Dustin Burroughs. But I'm told by patriots in Texas that they're not too fond of him. They describe him as a go along to get along rhino who does the bidding of the Democrats. And so this resolution is called Texas House Resolution 85. It's called the Day to Combat Islamophobia. And it's not the only Islamophobia and Islamic related resolution that is currently up for a committee vote in the Texas legislature. Steve. There's actually four different Islamic resolutions. And mind you, all of this Islamification of the state of Texas is happening. While there is discussions about the national security threats posed by these Islamic compounds that are being funded. I mean, just massive amounts of funding. I'm of course referring to the EPIC compound, which has now sparked national outcry. I saw that Senator John Cornyn actually referred them for a DOJ investigation. Ken Paxton, who's jumped in this race, the Attorney General of Texas has also called for investigations into epic. This Islamic compound, which many people are arguing is an effort to impose Sharia law and to have a Sharia compliance community in the state of Texas. I just wanna read to you some of these resolutions so that you can see for yourself, you know, how far gone a lot of these RHINO Republicans are in the state of Texas. You have House resolution recognizing March 15 as the day to combat Islamophobia for a 10 year period ending in 2035. March 15, of course, is the anniversary of the 2019 Christchurch mosque shooting in New Zealand. So I don't know why we have to have a day of remembrance for something that took place in New Zealand. I don't know. There's Also House Resolution 34 recognizing the Holy month of Ramadan. So these are real resolutions, you guys. House Resolution 36 recognizing Eid al after this actually passed in the House. Okay. And then shockingly, they want to have House Resolution 32 to recognize Pakistan Day. So I don't know why we got. We have to have the House resolution, Steve, to recognize Pakistan Day where they openly practice Sharia law. And then of course, like I said before, House Resolution 85, but I'm also told that they want to have another House resolution for Bangladesh Day. So it's not enough to just have Pakistan Day, they have to have Bangladesh Day. Maybe we'll have Gaza Day and maybe we'll have days for all of the other Islamic nations in the Texas state legislature. So very concerning stuff happening. And you have to ask yourself, why is this happening under the Trump administration? It's not President Trump's fault, but perhaps President Trump should intervene here and light a fire under the ass of this Rhino, speaker of the House in Texas, this Dustin Burroughs individual. Because if we allow for Texas to be Islamified and conquered under the Islamic crescent, Steve, then we have truly failed as a nation.
Stephen K. Bannon
Laura, hang on for one second. I know you gotta bounce, but I'm just gonna hold you a couple minutes. On the side because I want to talk to you. George Soares targeted Texas, the great Glenn story and people in Tarrant county all over Texas. MAGA fought back President Trump after spending $350 million. President Trump won by 14 points. He got Ted Cruz to win by nine points. President of Texas is MAGA country. Arizona. There is definitely something going on in Texas and President Trump and obviously the guys at the National Security Council and others ought to be focused on this Muslim Brotherhood. However, Governor Abbott and the folks in Texas is what in the hell's going on down there? Short commercial break Lar Loomer, on the other side, you've heard me talk about Patriot Mobile for a while now. You probably know that for years they've stood in the gap for every American who believes in faith, family and freedom. So here's the question. Have you switched to Patriot Mobile yet? You'll get exceptional nationwide coverage because unlike most cell phone service providers, Patriot mobile utilizes all three major U.S. networks. Switch today without sacrificing quality or service. They even add two numbers on two networks on one phone. Let me repeat. They can even add two numbers on two networks on one phone. It's like you're carrying two phones in one. They have unlimited data plans, mobile hotspots, international roaming, Internet on the go devices and Internet backup. Switching is easy. Keep your number, keep your phone or upgrade. Their 100% US based team can activate you in minutes. Best of all, switching to Patriot Mobile supports your values. If you believe in our First Amendment and second Amendment rights, the sanctity of life, supporting our veterans and first responders, this is where you belong right now. Go to patriot mobile.com bannon or call 972-patriot. Get a free month of service with promo code Bannon. So if you call in, tell them Bannon also Switch today. That's patriot mobile.com Bannon or call 972 Patriot. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band. Okay, welcome back, Laura. What is going on? What's, what's the situation in Texas and why isn't Abbott that engaged in this situation with these massive developments down there? Ma'am.
Eric Bolling
Talk in Texas right now that a lot of these Republican lawmakers are actually on the take from some of these developers and organizations that are involved in building these massive Islamic compounds. The same thing with Colony Ridge. We saw the same type of controversy take place as it relates to all of these illegal alien encampments. But this is very concerning because this is a massive compound. We're talking about 400 acres, which is what this EPIC compound is going to be built upon. As I said before, Senator John Cornyn has already referred EPIC for a DOJ investigation. Ken Paxton is involved. We really have. I haven't seen Governor Abbott speak out about this much, but I hope that this can become an issue of focus in the time remaining in the Texas legislature, Steve. Cause it's very concerning that instead of addressing these concerns, we're talking about the Islamification of the state of Texas. They went from come and take it to please don't eat bacon and please don't say anything that offends Muslims. I mean, we're talking about an extreme culture shift in a state that is. Is representative of what it means to be free here in America. And so there's a lot of symbolism, too, at the bottom of, or really at the core, Steve, of what these Islamic compounds are trying to accomplish when they resurrect in places like Texas. Okay. We're talking about states that have been historically red, and progressively over time, they've seen a shift to becoming more purple as a result of illegal immigration and these massive Democrat influence operations funded by people like George Soros. I wann on something, though, before we go.
Stephen K. Bannon
Sure, sure.
Eric Bolling
It's really important that when President Trump goes on his tour of Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar, which is upcoming in May, that he bring this issue up. It's kind of ironic, isn't it, that Qatar is funding the Muslim Brotherhood. Qatar is funding all of these lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in Washington, D.C. they're funding all of these institutions and galas and events and all types of different groups in Washington, D.C. our nation's capital. Ste. President Trump needs to be clear that there's going to be a zero tolerance for Qatar funding the Muslim Brotherhood. And I think that he should make it clear that it's going to be the policy of the United States that we're gonna designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. Think about this. President Trump is going to be visiting uae, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Saudi Arabia and UAE have already designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization and have both been very critical of Qatar's continued funding of the Muslim Brotherhood. So why are we still entertaining the funding of the Muslim Brotherhood here on US Soil? As I said before, the Holy Land foundation terrorism trial was supposed to result in groups like the Muslim Brotherhood being designated, which would have then resulted in all of these 501C3s, these Islamic charities that are really just slush funds. The Holy Land foundation terrorism trial already proved that they were being funded by Hamas. And the Muslim Brotherhood. That's a way to shut down all of these Palestinian organizations on college campuses. You don't need to get in these contentious arguments with federal judges who wann engage in a judicial coup. The quickest way to bypass all of them so that you can deport Mahmoud Khalil and other students so that you can revoke their visas, so that you can shut down SJP and shut down other Islamic organizations that are literally designated as a C3 tax deductible. Charitable status. Steve is by designating the Muslim Brotherhood. I don't really understand why this hasn't been done. It seems like a really big waste of President Trump's time for his administration to be getting in these judicial tit for tats with these radical Marxist judges who are sympathetic to Muslim invaders in our country when he could just win with a swipe of his pen designating the Muslim Brotherhood.
Stephen K. Bannon
Laura, where do people go to get your. By the way, quite profound. The president goes May 13th to 15th. We're going to have wall to wall coverage on it and Laura will be back to give her assessment. Laura, where do people go to get your podcast and particularly your Twitter feed which is always on fire?
Eric Bolling
Ma'am, thank you. Yes, my show is called Loomer Unleashed. It's every Tuesday and Thursday at 9pm Eastern live on Rumble. So please be sure you're following me on rumble. Rumble.com Laura Loomer, you can watch my show tonight. I'm actually going to be having an individual who works for a Texas legislator on my show tonight to talk about how Texas is being being Islamified and why your state might be next. And then you can follow me on X at Laura Loomer and on X at Loomer Unleashed.
Stephen K. Bannon
By the way, this is very important. I want to give our vast audience in Texas a heads up if you think Soros was tough to beat back with the $350 million. You ain't seen nothing. These folks are very determined and they play the longest.
Eric Bolling
Thank you so much for being on here. Call your representatives in Texas and demand that they do not support these resolutions because the media should be talking about this more. But there's little to no coverage at all about these Islamic resolutions. So be sure that if you live in Texas, you call.
Stephen K. Bannon
They see what happened to you. Thank you, ma'am. Love you.
Eric Bolling
Thank you.
Stephen K. Bannon
The Hammer Laura Loomer on a Thursday, Sean Davis. Wow, the federalists got him so excited about this. A couple of things. Number one, a Stephen Miller has a tweet up Talking about a judicial coup. A federal judge has just come out and overruled. President Trump's trying to get illegal aliens to the country to make sure they have to register a device, vote for voter IDs in the nation. Talk to me about this judicial. And he put up judicial coup. I actually took it and retweeted or reposted on Getter saying it's a coup d'it's. A federal bench coup d'etat against the President. I. State your thoughts.
Donald Trump
He's exactly right. You're exactly right. So the Constitution set up so that we've got three branches of government. Got the executive, the president got Congress is the legislative, and then we have the judiciary. Like, everyone knows this. People like to use the term co. Equal branches, which is nonsense. There's three of them, but they're not equal in any way. So Congress controls all the money. At one point, they controlled whether you could declare war or not. It's another topic for another day, but it's.
Stephen K. Bannon
Exactly. But we'll get to that. The war, okay, they control the power of the purse and attacks, theoretically.
Donald Trump
And then the president runs the military, so he's got the army. Congress has the military money. What does the judiciary have? I actually liken it a lot to the. It's kind of like the government equivalent of fiat currency. It only has legitimacy and value as long as people think it has legitimacy and value. It's based entirely on perception. So if the president wants to go and start a war, the judiciary, they could come in and say, no, you can't do that. He's like, all right, stop me. They can't do it. So it's the weakest form. It's the weakest branch in our government. Government by design. It was really just created to settle legal disputes, not to be the ultimate referee over the president and Congress.
Stephen K. Bannon
There was no judicial supremacy. Thought about. About the framers of the Constitution, the founders of the nation, none.
Donald Trump
So what we've actually had over the past 50, maybe 100, 100 years is you have Congress kind of slowly giving up its power, so the. The executive gets a little more. And at some point, the judiciary just decided, you know, we should get in on this game too. Like, if everyone's just grabbing power, that's not theirs, let's have at it. And they've gotten out of control recently where it doesn't matter how crazy the issue is, how obviously they don't have the authority to do it. You can go judge. Shop for a Lefty Judge in D.C. and get a temporary restraining order or an injunction in, like a week. So my. My publication, the Federal. We were illegally censored by our own government. We filed suit a year and a half ago. There's been no instant TRO's.
Stephen K. Bannon
Why were you censured?
Donald Trump
For the crime of telling the truth.
Stephen K. Bannon
By the way, I love the Federalists. I want to talk. We're going to talk about how you started it. But what did you do? What did they say you do? Somebody took you to court and sued you. And then they censored.
Donald Trump
We sued them. They were censoring us using our money with the explicit goal of bankrupting us and shutting us down. It was for saying things like Covid came from a lab in China and the election wasn't on the up and up. And, yeah, that really was Hunter's laptop. So they create this entire. We call it the censorship industrial complex to come and destroy us. And it had foreign entities, domestic entities, NGOs, government organizations. We've been trying to get our day and get our relief in court for a year and a half, and yet these people, many of whom aren't even citizens, citizens, just roll into court in D.C. and BAM, they've got a TRO protecting them in, like a week. It's outrageous. It's not how our system was designed.
Stephen K. Bannon
Are we hurtling towards a constitutional crisis about this situation with the human trafficker, which now we've proven. John Solomon and Todd Bensman and Michael Patrick, Leia Stone, he's a human trafficker coming out of Houston. This individual in the jail down in El Salvador. Are they. Are we hurtling towards a constitutional crisis at the Supreme Court where they're going to basically have the back, they're going to get in the middle? You said the number one power of the presidency is to be commander in chief in the unitary theory, the executive and or what Mark Davis calls the Article 2 powers, that they're going to challenge Trump's position as commander in chief, and then we're going to have a crisis. Are we hurtling to that right now?
Donald Trump
Yeah, I think we're there already. And the game they're playing, you saw this with Boasberg in the D.C. circuit, where he clearly was trying to bait Trump into doing certain things so he could slap him with contempt, create this narrative that Trump is going rogue and destroying the judiciary. It's the exact opposite.
Stephen K. Bannon
What do you mean, it's the exact opposite?
Donald Trump
The judiciary is the one deliberately causing the crisis.
Mark Elias
Why do you.
Stephen K. Bannon
Why do you say that?
Donald Trump
Well, you brought up Article 2, the President has the power, has the obligation, in fact, to protect the US to protect her borders. He swears an oath to defend the Constitution and the country in the unitary.
Stephen K. Bannon
Theory or Article 2. He's the chief executive first, so he can fire people and impound money if he has to. Number two, he's commander in chief. He's the commander, chief of the armed forces. Nobody can between that. Number three, he is the chief magistrate and the chief law enforcement officer. They've wanted to since Watergate, hive off the Justice Department. Those three powers, he is pedaled down to say, hey, these are my powers and I'm going to use them.
Donald Trump
Right.
Stephen K. Bannon
That's what this war is right now.
Donald Trump
Exactly. Don't you like how they call it the independent doj? It's not independent. It reports to the President. It's an organ of executive power. So, yeah, you have the courts absolutely trying to usurp the power of the president. Presidency. You know, in one instance, you had a judge ordering the president to turn around a military plane, not even knowing if it had enough gas in it to turn around.
Eric Bolling
Yes.
Donald Trump
That's madness. So in mid flight, the example I would give is to what I think the judiciary is doing is if you ever had siblings or took a car trip or you were the younger sibling and you'd have someone start poking you, they'd maybe take your hand, start hitting you in the face, stop hitting yourself, and then as soon as you strike back, you get in trouble. Trouble. That's what the judiciary is doing to Trump right now. They're practically begging for him to respond so that they can play the victim and then act as if they're somehow the bulwark protecting the country.
Stephen K. Bannon
When? Because I think by mid June, we're going to be there when they get to the Supreme Court and even some of the Trump nominees don't back him as commander in chief, then we're going to have your issue that for many decades we have looked the other way, are allowed this judicial. Judicial supremacy. We're going to be in a dilemma. Right. Because they're going to rule that he can't take these criminals, and particularly these alien invaders, and send them out of the country as commander in chief. And then we're going to be in a dilemma, correct?
Donald Trump
That's absolutely correct. And they're trying to set up the narrative that they are the defenders of the democratic order and he is the one who's aggressing against them. And that's not what's happening. And I think he needs to frame it properly. He has an obligation to defend the country and defend the Constitution. And to the extent that judges are trying to steal authority that's not theirs. He isn't just authorized to ignore them. He is obligated. He is duty bound to ignore them.
Stephen K. Bannon
He's given an oath to heaven, has he not?
Donald Trump
Yes.
Stephen K. Bannon
So he's got. This is. I mean, this. He has no wiggle room here. Correct?
Donald Trump
None.
Stephen K. Bannon
Do you think we got about 30 seconds and we're going to hold you through break? Do you think we're presenting that case, appropriately enough, as they're sitting there going where the defenders of due process. We're the defenders of the democratic order.
Donald Trump
You know, we've always got the battle that we have a completely corrupt corporate media, legacy media, propaganda press, whatever you want to call them, all they do is lie. They lie for the purpose of Democrat political activism. We're always fighting them. I actually think on the right now, our side understands the messaging in the battle better than it ever has before.
Stephen K. Bannon
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Donald Trump
So I. Before we started the Federalist, I had worked in politics for a while, Mile on the Hill. Kind of got sick of it, went to business school, caught the entrepreneurship bug, ended up going to work at Daily Caller for a couple years as their cfo. And that's kind of how this was.
Stephen K. Bannon
Tucker was still there. He already punched up early on this.
Donald Trump
This was 09, summer nine.
Stephen K. Bannon
This is what Breitbart and Daily Caller, Andrew and I were going daily. We were so viciously competitive back then. Remember, Caitlin Collins worked there. You guys had. Well, I think we hired. Beside. We hired Matt Boyle, everybody from, you know, eventually, all the great hires Tucker brought in and trained, we hired. It was vicious, and Tucker was competitive. Andrew, those two guys are so competitive. So you were the CFO over there.
Donald Trump
I was. And so kind of got a taste of conservative digital media, really liked it, and surveyed the landscape, looking at more of, like, the thoughtful, longer form stuff, and realized how much of it on the right was total garbage. It was based entirely out of D.C. d.C. Stocked with D.C. thinkers, people who wanted more D.C. jobs. And we had the idea of D.C. consensus. Yep, let's do the opposite. So let's have. Let's have. Most of our people, most of our writers come from outside of D.C. with normal jobs and normal lives. And it. It took off, kind of took on a life of its own. First person we hired was Molly Hemingway, who's just the best.
Stephen K. Bannon
Pretty good hire.
Donald Trump
I think we nailed it.
Stephen K. Bannon
Pretty good hire.
Donald Trump
And, you know, I think we've been in business now 11 and a half years and going well, despite the best efforts of people trying to kill us.
Stephen K. Bannon
If you thought about every day, what is. What are the things you. What's the center of gravity of your coverage for the audience? What do you guys specialize in?
Donald Trump
So I think the best thing we do is we are able to see the narrative that's forming from the other side before it's fully formed, and then we try and go and crush it there. There are times where you're.
Stephen K. Bannon
This. The Federalist says Avant is the advance guard in the narrative wars.
Donald Trump
Yeah, yeah, We're.
Stephen K. Bannon
We're.
Donald Trump
And we talk about it. It's an information war and tip of the spear, you know, front lines, whatever you want to call it. We go in, we take the bullets. I, for one, don't particularly give a crap what people in D.C. or in East Avenue think about us. So it doesn't Bother me. And we go and take the bullets and do the hard work. Sometimes we're able to set the narrative ourselves. That's a lot harder. But most of the time, we're trying to look at what nonsense are they peddling, and then what can we do to blast that out of the sky and kind of reset back to neutral.
Stephen K. Bannon
Your business model and people should go. And Grace and Mo, we are put up in the chat today. The link to the Federalist. Correct me if I'm wrong. Your business model, you don't have a paywall. When I go there, I can get the articles. You have ads on them, but your ad sponsors, because a lot of people go into the paywall or different aspects of the paywall, or they have to give certain information. You provide all this information to the reader. What is it about your model that's different than other people? Because most people have gone off of the model that you're on.
Donald Trump
Yeah. And we do have one little paywall thing. If you want. Want to contribute to the comments or not have ads, we give you the ability to do that. But when I started it, the whole point was, we want to save America. We're in this to change minds and influence people. And you can't do that when you put all your stuff behind a paywall. So we've got a hybrid.
Stephen K. Bannon
That's what I'm convinced, too. You got to be ubiquitous. You got to be out there everywhere. You got to figure out how to pay for it, which is not easy in today's environment.
Donald Trump
And you know what? It's. It's a. It's a tough business to be in. We've gone to a hybrid, profit, nonprofit model, but all I care about is saving the country. That's it. It's why I get up every day. It's what I think about every day. And you can't do that if you're hiding all your content and charging people a buttload of money to read it about.
Stephen K. Bannon
You're going to stick with me through the break. And also Chris Caldwell is going to be here. Talk to me about this moment in time, about the intensity of just information. I mean, every day it's flood the zone, but there are 10 or 15 things that we could do as top stories every day, and we get to maybe four of them.
Eric Bolling
Right.
Stephen K. Bannon
Or five. It's just so much. How do you guys decipher that?
Donald Trump
Yeah, it's more of an art than a science, I think, at least to me. It's usually pretty obvious what the main narrative is going to be right now. It's the judicial coup against the president. That, that's kind of, that's a you that that's the through line for like the whole first.
Stephen K. Bannon
Because that's their lead tanks and they know that they've got, they've got some traction there. The color revolution they're trying the political thing is a disaster for them. The oligarch tour. But this is where, this is where they think they stopped Trump, right?
Donald Trump
It is. And you can, you can see how much Trump learned between the first term in this one. When he came in, he didn't know how dead set the bureaucracy in the administrative state was against him. And it was like a sheep to the slide water. This time around he understood and he came in on day one and just like did a red wedding and absolutely crushed them. It's why they all lost their minds. Like the USAID stuff that apparently was what was funding all of the left wings. Like shock 100.
Stephen K. Bannon
No.
Donald Trump
So, so he comes in and just neuters, you know that right out of the gate. And I think they realize no one likes us. We can't use the bureaucracy against him. All we have are the media and these rogue judges. Is. So I guess that's, that's how we're going to fight this war.
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Podcast Summary: Bannon's War Room - Episode 4438: Jihad Takes Over Texas
Release Date: April 24, 2025
Host: Stephen K. Bannon
Platform: WarRoom.org
In Episode 4438: Jihad Takes Over Texas, hosted by Stephen K. Bannon of WarRoom.org, the discussion centers around the increasing influence of Islamist organizations in Texas, the ongoing judicial challenges against former President Donald Trump, and the broader implications for American sovereignty and governance. The episode features insightful conversations with experts such as Tyler O'Neill from Daily Signal, activist Laura Loomer, and Sean Davis of The Federalist.
Bannon and co-host Eric Bolling delve into recent legal setbacks faced by Trump, emphasizing what they describe as a "judicial coup."
Eric Bolling highlights a federal judge's decision to block Trump's executive order aiming to impose proof of citizenship for federal voter registrations:
"The judge explicitly ruled today that Trump's executive order requiring citizenship proof on federal voter registration forms was unconstitutionally trying to get around Congress's power to regulate elections." [05:56]
Donald Trump reinforces this viewpoint, asserting the judiciary's overreach:
"The judiciary is the one deliberately causing the crisis. They’re the defenders disrupting our executive power." [37:59]
Stephen K. Bannon reflects on the struggle against what he perceives as judicial overreach:
"If we allow Texas to be Islamified and conquered under the Islamic crescent, then we have truly failed as a nation." [26:20]
The episode explores internal resistance within the federal bureaucracy to Trump's directives.
Tyler O'Neill presents alarming statistics from a recent poll:
"75% of Washington D.C.-based federal employees who make over $75,000 a year and voted for Kamala Harris in the last election would not follow a lawful Trump order if they thought it was bad policy." [10:21]
Stephen K. Bannon emphasizes the scale of this opposition:
"These are actual people at the mid-level, manager level and above—key people in the bureaucracy who need to make things happen—but they’re refusing to execute Trump's orders." [13:10]
A significant portion of the discussion focuses on the rise of Islamic influence in Texas and the legislative measures being proposed.
Eric Bolling reports on Texas House Resolution 85:
"Texas House Resolution 85 designates March 15 as the day to combat Islamophobia for a 10-year period ending in 2035." [23:44]
Laura Loomer discusses the alarming legislative actions:
"There are four different Islamic resolutions currently up for committee votes in the Texas legislature, including recognizing Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Pakistan Day, and Bangladesh Day." [27:20]
Stephen K. Bannon criticizes these measures:
"It's concerning that Texas, a historically red state, is moving towards Islamification by passing resolutions that favor Islamic holidays and recognize Islamic organizations." [23:59]
The conversation extends to the national security implications of these legislative actions and the funding behind them.
Eric Bolling explains the connection between Islamic organizations and national security threats:
"The EPIC compound in Texas, a 400-acre Islamic community, is under investigation for imposing Sharia law and is funded by the Muslim Brotherhood." [30:00]
Stephen K. Bannon urges for presidential intervention:
"President Trump should intervene and designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization to prevent Texas from being Islamified." [33:54]
Bannon and O'Neill discuss how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and dark money are influencing legal battles against Trump.
Tyler O'Neill outlines the network of left-leaning NGOs:
"Organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center, ACLU, and Center for American Progress are suing the Trump administration to block its orders, funded by dark money networks such as the AFL-CIO." [16:51]
Stephen K. Bannon criticizes the judiciary's alignment with these organizations:
"Federal judges sympathetic to these NGOs are effectively shutting down Trump's movements and using taxpayer funds to support lawsuits against his administration." [18:52]
O'Neill provides a detailed analysis of bureaucratic resistance and the strategic maneuvers of left-leaning organizations to undermine Trump's policies.
"The administrative state is facing overwhelming opposition from within, with 75% of senior federal employees opposing lawful Trump orders." [10:21]
Loomer focuses on the legislative push in Texas to embrace Islamic norms and the potential threats to American constitutional values.
"Designating days to combat Islamophobia and recognizing Islamic holidays threatens the secular foundation of Texas and, by extension, the United States." [20:07]
Sean Davis discusses the media landscape and the importance of conservative media in countering liberal narratives.
"The Federalist aims to crush liberal narratives by being the advance guard in the information war, ensuring that conservative perspectives dominate the discourse." [45:00]
A substantial dialogue between Trump and Bannon addresses the imbalance of power among the three branches of government.
Donald Trump criticizes the judiciary's overreach:
"The judiciary is trying to steal authority that isn't theirs, undermining the president's role as commander in chief and chief executive." [37:54]
Stephen K. Bannon emphasizes Trump's constitutional obligations:
"Trump is duty-bound to defend the Constitution and the country against judicial overreach, leveraging his executive powers to counteract illegal restrictions." [41:08]
Bannon wraps up the episode by reinforcing the themes of governmental overreach, the threat of Islamist influence in American states, and the ongoing battle to maintain constitutional integrity.
"We're fighting a war against judicial supremacy and Islamic influence to save our country and preserve the freedoms enshrined in the Constitution." [42:45]
Stephen K. Bannon:
"If we allow Texas to be Islamified and conquered under the Islamic crescent, then we have truly failed as a nation." [26:20]
Tyler O'Neill:
"75% of Washington D.C.-based federal employees who make over $75,000 a year and voted for Kamala Harris in the last election would not follow a lawful Trump order if they thought it was bad policy." [10:21]
Donald Trump:
"The judiciary is the one deliberately causing the crisis. They’re the defenders disrupting our executive power." [37:59]
Laura Loomer:
"Designating days to combat Islamophobia and recognizing Islamic holidays threatens the secular foundation of Texas and, by extension, the United States." [20:07]
Judicial Overreach: The episode underscores a perceived "judicial coup" aimed at undermining Trump's executive actions, particularly concerning election regulations.
Islamic Influence in Texas: A central theme is the legislative push in Texas to recognize Islamic holidays and combat Islamophobia, viewed as steps toward Islamification.
Bureaucratic Resistance: High-level federal employees are reportedly resistant to executing Trump's lawful orders, posing significant challenges to his administration.
Role of NGOs and Dark Money: Left-leaning NGOs and dark money networks are depicted as instrumental in legal battles against Trump, influencing judiciary decisions.
Conservative Media's Role: Guests emphasize the necessity of conservative media outlets like The Federalist in countering liberal narratives and setting the information agenda.
Constitutional Integrity: The conversation highlights the ongoing struggle to maintain a balance of power among the branches of government, advocating for presidential authority against judicial overreach.
Note: This summary captures the essence of Episode 4438, focusing on the primary discussions and noteworthy statements. For a comprehensive understanding, listening to the full episode is recommended.