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Episode 5114: The Last Stand Is In Texas; Passing The SAVE Act

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Tue Feb 03 2026

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Podcast Summary: Bannon’s War Room — Episode 5114

Title: The Last Stand Is In Texas; Passing The SAVE Act
Date: February 3, 2026
Host: Stephen K. Bannon
Key Guests: Chip Roy, Caroline Wren, Dave Brat, Frank Gaffney

Overview

This episode of War Room focuses squarely on the current conservative campaign to pass federal election reforms—the SAVE Act and related bills—with Texas highlighted as the front line in what Bannon and guests frame as a “last stand” to ensure election integrity. Prominent discussion revolves around illegal voting, the influence of ICE at the polls, internal Republican struggles in the Senate, leadership battles, and anti-Sharia activism. Strong rhetoric is used, with repeated allusions to threats posed by “the regime,” the left, and the so-called “Red-Green alliance” (an alleged coalition of progressives and Islamists). The conversation is marked by calls for grassroots pressure, existential urgency, and direct actions to defend what the hosts and guests see as American sovereignty and the future of free elections.

Key Discussion Points & Segments

1. Georgia Investigation and 2020 Election (00:00 – 03:40)

Joe presents recent developments in the Fulton County election investigation, highlighting Tulsi Gabbard’s involvement and Trump’s unprecedented direct call with FBI agents.
Criticism is levied on Trump for his ongoing doubts about the 2020 election, referencing his reported regret over not taking more aggressive actions (such as seizing voting machines) and comparing these postures to autocratic tactics globally.

“He told my colleagues in the New York Times… he regretted not ordering the National Guard to seize voting machines in 2020 in states that he lost.” – Joe (01:28)

2. FBI, ICE, and Historic Parallels (02:04 – 03:40)

Bannon shifts emphasis from the FBI to the role of ICE, now “the largest funded law enforcement agency in the world.”
The deployment of law enforcement as a means of voter intimidation is discussed, with allusion to Jim Crow–style tactics.
Caroline Wren asserts that Trump’s intentions are explicit, not hidden, and that the political class has failed to imagine or respond to the scale of the threat to election integrity.

“ICE is now the largest funded law enforcement agency in the history of the world.” – Stephen K. Bannon (02:23)

“Trump being Trump… now means Trump trying to steal elections and he talks about it right in front of our faces.” – Caroline Wren (03:14)

3. Alarm Over Election Integrity, ‘The Primal Scream of a Dying Regime’ (04:07 – 07:26)

Dave Brat and others describe the current moment as a “fire drill”—a warning that U.S. democracy is at risk from a lawless president and radicalized supporters.
Mainstream media criticism cited, with repeated condemnation of Trump’s “Big Lie” and references to legal failures to substantiate his claims.
Bannon articulates a sense of crisis: “This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.” (07:26)

“A president who doesn’t care about the law… represents a threat to the next election.” – Caroline Wren, quoting magazine article (03:48)

4. Details of the SAVE Act and Legislative Goals (08:09 – 14:16)

Bannon, Wren, and Brat outline core demands of the SAVE Act and related legislation:
- Mandatory photo ID to vote.
- Purging ineligible names from voter rolls.
- Signature verification and stricter mail-in ballot measures.
Democrats are accused of opposing these reforms as part of an election fraud strategy.

“The ask here on the SAVE ACT and Make America Make Elections Great Again act are pretty basic. A legitimate ID to show who you are to vote… purge the voter rolls… do a real job on mail in ballots like… signature verification.” – Stephen K. Bannon (12:04)
Dave Brat frames ICE’s presence at polls as a necessity to prevent illegal voting, especially in places like Minnesota.

5. Senate Hurdles and GOP Internal Politics (13:36 – 24:41)

The conversation turns to pessimism over whether the SAVE Act will pass in the Senate.
Chip Roy provides detailed background:
- The SAVE Act was drafted post-2020 out of concern for the security of the next presidential election.
- Efforts to bypass filibuster rules are discussed, with specific numbers of needed votes and the friction within Republican ranks (notably with McConnell, Collins, and Murkowski seen as barriers).
“If Thune cannot deliver this week… why is he not removed as leader of the Senate?” – Stephen K. Bannon (24:24)

“We're as close as we've ever been. But we're going to run out of time if we don't pass these reforms in the next weeks.” – Chip Roy (25:31)

6. "Sharia Free America" Caucus and Islamification Fears (26:58 – 34:51)

Chip Roy introduces and discusses the “Sharia Free America Caucus”, arguing for action against what is depicted as the Islamification of Texas and the nation at large.
Planned hearings, legislative proposals, and calls for more aggressive measures are outlined.

“We need to fight the advance of the Islamification of this country… Dallas, Fort Worth Metroplex is ground zero. Houston as well. The Muslim Brotherhood wants to see Texas flip.” – Chip Roy (27:10)

7. Grassroots Mobilization, Republican Leadership, and the Path Forward (34:58 – 48:59)

Frustration with Senate Republicans and the “MAGA base” is vented, with direct challenges to the loyalty and effectiveness of GOP senators.
Focus on the need for grassroots action and continued pressure—both on legislative passage and on broader “America First” reforms.

“This is the problem that MAGA has with the Republican Party, man.” – Stephen K. Bannon (42:37)

“President Trump won. The two centerpieces of the MAGA revolution… seal the border and deport all illegal aliens… and number two is election integrity.” – Stephen K. Bannon (47:26)

Notable Quotes & Moments

Joe on autocracy:

“It’s not an overstatement at all to say that this looks like what autocratic regimes do. This looks like what Orban does. This looks like what Putin does.” (05:25)
Caroline Wren on urgency:

“There are still people who say, no, this is all bluster, this is all talk… but the intentions are very clear and right in front of our faces.” (06:36)
Stephen K. Bannon on taking action:

“This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.” (07:26)
Dave Brat on Senate dynamics:

“Mitch McConnell and people like him, they want small majorities. That's how they maintain power… And so they can control the Rick Scotts and the Mike Lee's…” (37:16)
Frank Gaffney (half-joking):

“We should make all US Senators wear body cameras.” (45:38)
Chip Roy on Sharia law activism:

“If you're adherent to Sharia law, we've got the Pause act, which pauses all immigration until we've sorted out the entirety of the numbers, including the Sharia issue.” (33:22)
On the SAVE Act's significance:

“Rachel Bovard in the Wall Street Journal today has a piece saying this is an 85% issue. It can be transformative…” – Dave Brat (38:55) “If you have a census that doesn't count illegal aliens, which we try to get done in 2020, it's a totally different demographic.” – Stephen K. Bannon (51:16)

Timestamps for Key Segments

Opening—Fulton County, Trump, FBI call: 00:00–03:40
ICE, Jim Crow, voter intimidation history: 02:04–03:40
January 6 reflection, 'fire drill' for democracy: 02:58–04:36
SAVE Act basics, legislative priorities: 08:09–14:16
Senate struggle and pressure for passage: 18:05–24:41
Sharia Free America Caucus outlined: 26:58–34:51
GOP frustration, leadership critique: 34:58–42:56
Election demographics and the 'last stand' in Texas: 42:56–43:26
Summary of urgent calls and closing arguments: 47:26–53:06

Closing Thoughts

The episode is a clarion call for the War Room audience to rally support for the SAVE Act and related election integrity measures, with Texas positioned as the battleground whose fate will shape American politics. The rhetoric is combative, mixing legislative detail with repeated alarms about external and internal threats—illegal voting, Democratic opposition, and Islamic influence. There is significant reflection on Republican infighting and the necessity for MAGA-aligned grassroots mobilization, all under an umbrella of existential urgency for the conservative cause heading toward the 2026 midterms.

The original tone is defiant, conspiratorial, and action-oriented, with Bannon and guests adamant that only robust, codified reforms—and not mere executive orders or promises—will suffice to safeguard the coming elections.

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Transcript

Joe (0:00)

The day after the search of the Fulton county elections facility, Tulsi Gabbard facilitated a call between the president and the FBI team working on the investigation. That's according to three people with knowledge of that meeting. The Times writes this the president addressed the agents on speakerphone, asking them questions, as well as praising and thanking them for their work on the inquiry. In a letter to lawmakers who were pressing for more details, Gabbard denied that Trump asked questions or issued directives during the call. The paper also pointed to the unprecedented nature of the meeting. Rather than going to senior department or FBI officials, Trump spoke directly to the frontline agents doing the granular work of a politically sensitive investigation, which he has a large personal stake. A White House spokesperson defended the president's Georgia investigation on the whole, saying he has pledged to secure America's elections. Those 2020 elections were secure, of course, but the Justice Department, the FBI, have declined to comment. Well, and it's worth remembering that at least in a couple of these battleground states, the votes were run by Republicans. Georgia was a Republican run state. Arizona was a Republican run state. And the Republican governors and secretaries of state of those states said, yeah, you lost. And it didn't seem to stop him then. So the idea that some, if Republicans run the election somehow there won't be, you know, fraud in his mind is belied by the fact that Republicans didn't have fraud and did run the elections and he lost. And look, it's really, it's an important thing what he said yesterday because he told my colleagues in the New York Times in recent interview that he regretted not ordering the National Guard to seize voting machines in 2020 in states that he lost. This is a proposal brought to him in the Oval Office by Mike Flynn, his former national security adviser and some others saying he should effectively declare martial law and in some of these states that he lost, seize the voting machines and rerun the elections until he won, basically. And that's what, that's, you know, the fact that he says he now regrets that indicates where his head is at heading into these midterms.

Stephen K. Bannon (2:04)

I'm actually less concerned with the FBI's role in that than I am with ICE.

Joe (2:09)

We've seen what the FBI can do right now.

Stephen K. Bannon (2:13)

They can, after the fact, open an investigation.

Joe (2:18)

I have no idea what their predication is for doing this, but they can.

Stephen K. Bannon (2:23)

Muck things up after the fact. They're an investigative agency. They don't really respond. ICE is now the largest funded law enforcement agency in the history of the world.

Stephen K. Bannon (8:09)

Here's your host, Stephen K. Ban. It's Tuesday the 3rd of February, year of our Lord 2026. Thank you for joining into the War Room. I want to thank the team in Denver, the real America's Voice team and of course, our own team here at the war room. That was a magnificent cold open. It kind of lays the framework for what we're going to talk today. Caroline Wren is riding shotgun. Dave Bratt is riding shotgun. Ben Harnwell is going to join us. Chip Roy, as soon as we get Chip up, let me add Caroline, I'm going to toss that to you. And Dave, obviously they're totally panicked that now we're getting to that. Now we're getting to the receipts of how the 2020 election was stolen. Tulsi Gabbard, I might say the heroic Tulsi Gabbard. Tulsi Gabbard has been right 100% of the time on all the intel. She's given President Trump amazing intel of all these different conflicts he's trying to resolve. And that's why they try to, they've tried to, Caroline, as you know very well, they've tried to turf her out of her job. It's been brutal. On that President Trump trust her enough that she is overseeing this kind of look into the 2020 election because there are national security, obviously, and in intelligence issues with this, this is the greatest crime in the history of the country. They stole the 2020 election. As we have said here from the afternoon, I think it was four or five days after the 2020 election when the Associated Press called it for Joe Biden. We said Joe Biden's illegitimate. It's an illegitimate regime, all of it. And, and we stand by that. And now we're going to get to the receipts. And so they are absolutely freaking out. There are a couple of bills up. Save act is one that make America make elections great again. They call for a couple of basic things. And Brad, I want you to jump in here, too. Here's what they call for. You have to have a, you have to show an ID to vote, right? A legitimate, you know, driver's license or passport. You have to show a legitimate ID to vote. We have to purge all the voter rolls for people who are not eligible to vote in those districts or counties or states. Right. And then we have to take, we have to do a real job on mail in ballots, like voter, like signature verification. We're supposed to be on the books, but of course they took them off the books and looked the other way in Pennsylvania. That's how they stole that. These are a couple of basic things. And the Democrats are saying this is the greatest voter suppression movement in history. Here's the reason Minnesota shows you this new York City shows you this. If they don't have illegal aliens voting, if they don't have these phony migrants that are here on these phony programs that are at the polls, and you're damn right we're going to have ICE surround the polls come November. We're not going to sit here and allow you to steal the country again. And you can, you can whine and cry and throw your toys out of the pram all you want, but we will never again allow an election to be stolen. And that's why I'm so proud of what President Trump is doing and people are doing. Caroline Wren, your thoughts on that for a good.

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Chip Roy (18:05)

Thanks, Steve. All right, well, first of all, remember, let's rewind the clock for a minute just so everybody can understand the score. Number one, we drafted the SAVE act in the spring of 2024 because we were concerned about the election of 2024. Right. And that it would impede the election of President Trump. I worked with Cleta Mitchell, like you mentioned, Georgia, Right. Cleta has been in the center of this fight in Georgia from literally the day after the election in 2020. I flew to Georgia, met with Cleta there. Cleta and I worked to draft this bill along with Stephen Miller when he was, of course, in the outside before the administration. And we got that drafted, we got it introduced, we got it passed. And then the Senate did, in fact call it up. But they blocked it, right? The Democrats blocked it. Schumer did. Now fast forward that bill. The SAVE act was centered on citizenship, Right? It was centered on purging the roles, as you point out, of non citizens and ensuring that you have to demonstrate your citizenship to register to vote. Straightforward bill. We purposely left voter ID separately because we were trying to have very discreet bullet issues. We decided now we had the same act this Congress, Mike Lee has in the Senate, I have it in the House. We added, because President Trump agreed with us, we thought it was a good thing he wanted to do it branded as the Save America Act. We added voter ID into that. So we have the SAVE act already passed. It's over in the Senate. We now have the Save America act introduced in both the House and the Senate. That is save, that is citizenship and voter id, a federal voter ID requirement. So we have that introduced in both chambers. We'd like to see that move in the Senate. Pause for a second. There is another bill, as you point out, the Make Elections Great Again bill that has Other features that we've also been working on that was introduced by the Administrative Committee chairman, Brian Style, or he might have ran it through the committee. It might have been Mary Miller's bill, but it's a good bill. That bill has other things in it, like you point out about mail in ballots and all the things we've got to address beyond just citizenship and voter id. Where does it stand? I would have liked to have demanded as a part of the appropriations bills moving this week, that we at least move the. The Save America act and send it over to the Senate and put it on their desk and say we've already passed it out of the House. We have not negotiated that to this point. Obviously, the President wants to avoid a shutdown. We're working with the White House, but I want to see those move. Ana was obviously down at the White House yesterday. We've gotten general commitments out of the White House, the Senate, they want to move, move this. But here's the sticking point, Leader Thune. He's got to have 51 Republicans sitting on the floor of the Senate to carry out what you described, what I would describe as a talking filibuster. That is, you can't just force it to be 60 votes. If you have 51 senators on the floor of the Senate, you can call the question. Democrats, so long as they speak, can stop calling the question. But they have to be speaking. We need Leader Thune to force that. We believe we should have a upfront central debate. We'd ought to be all cameras on. Remember the speakers. Fight. Everybody in America was watching what was happening when we were on the floor of the House. We need that now for the Senate. We stand for citizenship, we stand for voter id. Democrats are standing to block it. We think we should force that question. And that's what we're trying to negotiate this week.

Chip Roy (24:41)

Sir? Well, I think that's a great question for Mike Lee and Rick Scott. My observation, you know, and I was obviously a chief of staff to Ted Cruz in the Senate. I know the Senate pretty well. The question's going to be is who can deliver 51? And I think right now, I will say this, the president, without divulging private conversations, the president is very animated and very concerned about getting the Senate to move on this. I think Leader Thune is feeling that. I think we're at a critical juncture right now. We're where if the posse is engaged, if the American people are engaged, and we put pressure on the Senate that we will force this question. Now, my concern is when I hear Thune say we're gonna have a vote on this soon is it'll have a vote. He won't force the question at 51, we will lose the vote. And he'll say, well, I tried. Right. And that's not good enough. You've got to go down there with the full force of 51 senators and get it done. I think if that does not happen, then I think that Leader Thune is going to have some questions to have to answer, and I think there'll be some questions about the overall leadership. I think that Majority Leader Thune wants to try to figure out how to get this done. At least Mike Lee thinks he believes that after his conversations with him. So Mike's going to be in a better position to explain that. But look, for everybody out there, we're as close as we've ever been. But we're going to run out of time if we don't pass these reforms in the next weeks. Right? We're going to run out of time to implement them and to ensure or at least, you know, improve the likelihood that we will not have fraud by November. I mean, obviously I'd like to get all the reforms, get voter id, save, act citizenship, the mail in ballot changes, limits to how long you can have early voting and the, you know, online voting and make it towards paper ballots. These are all things. Everybody watching this wants, everything I want. We're trying to get there again. We've got more momentum behind Save and Save America, the citizenship of voter ID than we've ever had. So we've just got to keep the pressure up.

Stephen K. Bannon (27:55)

Can you hang on for one second? Just want to hold you through the break. Got a couple more Questions. And I want to make sure everybody's got your coordinates on this chip, Roy. So we got to, we got to force a vote here. Senator Thune, it's, it's in, it's in your hands. I got to say it's easier to get to 27 than a 51, but you got to step up and show some leadership. Now it's make or break time. We got to get these bills. We have to codify this to stop the Democrats with the illegal aliens stealing the 2026 midterm short break. Back in a moment. The world is getting more unstable and chaotic every day. It seems like everyone, everywhere you look, there's another crisis, another controversy, another conflict, or just outright catastrophe. You can't control what happens out there, but you can control how you prepare for it. You can make sure that no matter what happens, you have the basics covered in case one of these disasters reaches your doorstep. You know, things like having enough food to eat when the shelves are empty. And when it comes to my family's food security, I trust my Patriot Supply. They've helped millions of Americans get prepared and they have over 90,000 five star reviews right now. You can get their best selling three month emergency food supply kit for 100 bucks off. My Patriot supply almost never offers a deal like this. To take advantage of it, go to preparewithbannon.com that's all one word. Preparewithbannon.com this food kit gives you 2,000 calories a day, last up to 25 years and best of all, it's $100 off for a limited time. Go to preparewithbannon.com and get yours right now. That's preparewithbannon.com make sure you know all one word. Preparewithbannon.com Special deal, 100 bucks off. Do it today. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann. Chip Roy is with us. Chip, Your number is 50 or 49. I think we're counting 48. We're a couple short. Of course. McConnell and I think Taylor is going to thwart everything the President's going to try to do. So what is the real count?

Chip Roy (32:56)

All right. Well, so first of all, in no particular order, number one, we've got to be a voice. And that's what we've been doing. Going back two years ago, I gave a speech on the House floor which ignited some of this. Charlie Kirk and I, our last conversation we had that was substantive was on this topic. This was last summer. We started laying out some framework of things we should do. I introduced legislation, obviously, to take the tax benefits away from care to go after and prevent anybody that is adherent to Sharia law from being admitted to the United States and frankly, get removed. If you're adherent to Sharia law, we've got the Pause act, which pauses all immigration until we've sorted out the entirety of the numbers, including the Sharia issue. What we're going to do is continue to expose and hold hearings and try to grow the numbers. We've had an immediate good group that's formed around it. We don't want to have people join it to get cover, but we do want to grow the numbers. Right. So we're going to, as chairman of the subcommittee on the Constitution, we'll hold that hearing next week. At the press conference today, we'll be talking about a lot of these issues to expose them. We want to, basically, our first step is make sure the American people, and Texans in particular, aren't afraid to talk about this. We've been trained and beat over our head to think that the First Amendment means that we have to turn over our sovereignty of our nation and walk away from our Judeo Christian values in the name of the First Amendment. That's not true. You've got people here who want to Islamify our country. They're at war with our way of life. They want to undermine Western civilization. They want Sharia law to apply. And all of those things will destroy our great country and what we've done as Western civilization for the world. So we want that message to be loud and clear. And we want to expose the 300 mosques growing in Texas. Epic City, the Islamic center in Houston, the Islamic center in Austin, the Islamic center that's sitting there on West Campus at the University of Texas. All of the things going on like yesterday in Wiley, Texas, where they were handing out hijabs before school, all in an effort to carry out their agenda. Those things need to be exposed. And then we lay out all the legal ways to stop them.

Stephen K. Bannon (35:13)

Thank you, Chip. Appreciate you, Brad. I'm gonna come to you in a second. Caroline. I think this is the frustration with the war room posse. People work like crazy. Here we are. Now these bills, it's a little bit jumbled, but the bottom line is the president wants us, the MAGA base wants this, the Republicans want this. And here we are now in a fight about the government and about dhs, which they've got extreme, you know, no mask body cameras which we've given them already without a negotiation. Your federal badge up there, all because so they can dox you. That's what they want. Also no indemnity for the ICE officers. They want a federal warrant to remove any. They want a signed judicial warrant to remove anybody from the United States. President Trump said, President Trump now is, he said Yesterday there are 20 to 25 million here on Biden's watch. I'm at the official number, I think is 12 to 15 million. But that's a grunch. It's going to take forever. You know, they've got, they want no more walking patrols, right. And I find out in an article last night that put up Bavino really fought that the whole DHS apparatus and people at the White House, you know, saying, hey, we just can't go into these jails because they're not turning them over. We need to have broader sweeps. We need to look at mass deportations to force these authorities who refuse to work with us. And in Minnesota, they're laughing in our face. All that being said, we're jammed up in a huge negotiation for that. Now we've got these issues which we have to get sorted in a couple of weeks to make sure that they can't steal the elections. When Maryland Senate last night votes overwhelmingly to go 80 in congressional districts. Spanberger. And Spanberger's running the Commonwealth of Virginia like a CIA operative. Right. She's well trained, she's smash mouth. She's already 10 to 1. So mathematically you're gonna have a tough time to even do it anyway. But to stop the state elections, we're at 47 or 48 votes. You have to be a supplicant even to get to the 51 to get the standing thing. How can this happen? And how corrupt is McConnell's Senate and why do we keep sending these people back?

Stephen K. Bannon (51:16)

But here's but that 4.2% is a great number. Here's the issue with it. They're going to use that against President Trump. What the Democrats are going, the Democrats want to shut down the government because they think that drives the growth rate down and it thwarts President Trump's economic program. That's one of his concerns. That's why we're facing now these two dilemmas. You've got all this ice negotiation that we shouldn't give up on anything because they've just told you, Hochul just told you, there's, there's no compromise. They're not going to work with you. And if you don't get these, you don't get the codification of the, of the election integrity issues, then you're going to have to do it yourself. Caroline's absolutely correct. The demographics is working against them. Right. If you, if you have a, if you have a census that doesn't count illegal aliens, which we try to get done in 2020, that it's a totally different demographic. Plus what the movement to Florida, the movement to Arizona, the movement to Texas, to these and particularly these other southern states that are more MAGA that Democrats are looking at the possibility of, even with the blue wall of not winning another presidential election and having another pick up, I don't know of 20 or 30 seats in the House, which makes almost bulletproof for their control of the House, unfortunately. This is why they're making such a tough stand on this. They understand we could put them out of business. One new thing we're going to start in the next hour about the color revolution people like in Texas 9, I don't think folks in the United States overall, and particularly the mega base understand the lethality of this red green alliance and what it means when you look at Mandami in the way they run dsa, Working Family Party, Democrat, Socialist. These people are highly. Or they're Bolsheviks, Bolsheviks and jihadist. And they are highly focused. We're going to get into this in the second hour. The president of Colombia is supposed to show up and meet with the president United States. We'll also cover that on the next hour.