RINOS STALL SAVE AMERICA ACT AS TRUMP FIGHTS BACK | WAR ROOM AM W STEVE BANNON

Summary

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Podcast Summary: RINOS Stall Save America Act as Trump Fights Back | War Room AM with Steve Bannon

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Steve Bannon (iHeartPodcasts)
Date: June 30, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of War Room AM, hosted by Steve Bannon, zeroes in on a dramatic, high-stakes day at the U.S. Supreme Court, which issued several consequential rulings, including on transgender athletes in women’s sports, campaign finance laws, and birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. The show features live field reporting, legal and political analysis, and reaction from prominent figures and activists. The broader context is the perceived battle to "Save America" amid both legislative gridlock and pivotal shifts in constitutional interpretation, with discussion on how President Trump and conservatives can respond to these challenges.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Supreme Court Rulings: Landmark Decisions (Starting at 05:22)

• Transgender Athletes & Women’s Sports:
  • The Supreme Court upheld West Virginia and Idaho state laws restricting transgender women from competing in women’s sports teams.
  • Seen as a major victory by conservatives and organizations like Concerned Women for America.
  • The decision described as either 9-0 (unanimous) or 6-3 (with some technical debate among analysts), with even liberal justices concurring or not actively opposing in this instance.
• Birthright Citizenship:
  • The Court ruled 5-1-3 that anyone born on American soil is a citizen, including children of illegal immigrants and birth tourists.
  • This decision is sharply criticized by guests as codifying an expansive reading of the 14th Amendment, considered by the show as “judicial activism.”
  • Some arguments raised about the history and original intent of birthright citizenship (i.e., post-Civil War context for freed slaves) versus contemporary application.
• Campaign Finance:
  • A 6-3 decision striking down certain campaign finance limits, shifting power from super PACs back to party organizations, is highlighted as significant for Republican fundraising strategies.

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2. Live Reactions from the Supreme Court Steps

Neil McCabe reports live, capturing the mood and immediate responses to the sports and citizenship decisions, including interviews:

• Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America (12:18):
  • Celebrates the sports ruling as validating almost a decade of activism.
  • Frames the decision as a turning point and a massive cultural victory:

    “This is a day of great rejoicing for us. It's a great victory. 9-0. I mean, goodness, when does that happen?... I believe this is a turning point in our nation.” (13:00)

• Macy Petty, State Legislative Strategist, CWA (24:04):
  • Emphasizes the need for continued action:

    “Only 27 states actually have protection for women's sports... Every single state, all of the remaining 23, should take swift action to clarify that men should not be competing in their sports because women shouldn't be protected based on their zip code.” (25:14)

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3. Legal and Political Analysis

On the Transgender Sports Ruling

• Mike Davis, Article 3 Project (18:42):

  • Explains the legal rationale:

    “We have Title VII... and we have Title IX, that prevents sex discrimination in education. And this is a Title IX case. You had several states... said that only girls can participate in girls sports. Biological boys cannot go beat up girls in sports. That seems commonsensical.” (19:03)

  • Notes the potential for federal lawsuits if states do not comply, emphasizing ongoing battles at the state level.

• Terry Schilling, American Principles Project (32:06):

  • Sees decision as a political sea-change:

    “We're going to take it and run with it, Steve. But it's a victory... This is actually shocking to see this turnaround this quickly. And that's all largely due to President Trump.”

On Birthright Citizenship

• Mike Davis (39:44):

  • Condemns the ruling’s breadth:

    “This is not what we ever intended when we gave birthright citizenship after the Civil War to the children of the freed slaves... This is the ultimate betrayal. This is not law. This is vanity.” (42:15)

  • Frames the decision as a near-permanent defeat, only reversible by Constitutional amendment, which he characterizes as near-impossible.

• Steve Bannon pushes for aggressive legislative and executive action in response:

  “The Senate must pass the Save America act now...the Trump administration, Mark Wayne Mullen, needs to move immediately to deport to detain every illegal immigrants that they can find, especially birthing age women, birthing persons, as Democrats call these women.” (49:00)

On Supreme Court "Slaughter" Decision (Administrative State)

• The previous decision on executive power (the "slaughter" case) is referenced as reinforcing presidential authority over non-independent administrative agencies, a key concern for Bannon's audience regarding Trump’s potential second-term agenda.

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4. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Political Stakes & Emotional Weight:
  • Steve Bannon: “This is the most serious violation of our most crucial sovereign power as American citizens... to control who comes and goes and who becomes one of us.” (48:02)
• On the Unanimity of the Sports Ruling:
  • Mike Davis: “The Supreme Court, nine to nothing, just said, no, we're going to have more sanity.” (20:22)
  • Macy Petty: “This was a unanimous decision, so hopefully we won't see a big fight between the red states and the blue states.” (24:30)
• On Birthright Citizenship:
  • Mike Davis: "This is as bad as it gets from the Supreme Court... They just rewrote a constitutional amendment. This is the most egregious judicial activism imaginable." (39:44)
• Calls to Action:
  • Mike Davis: “The Save America Act needs to get through the Senate immediately. No more excuses. Cancel August 1st recess.” (52:32)
• Metaphor for the Conservative Struggle:
  • Steve Bannon: “We're here to protect citizens of the United States of America and this country. You're gonna have a separation of the wheat and the chaff. Who is tough enough and focus[ed] enough and patriotic enough not to give up this country?” (54:00)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 05:22 — Supreme Court issues being announced and discussed (birthright citizenship, women’s sports, campaign finance).
• 12:18 — Penny Nance (CWA) reacts: why the decision matters for conservative women.
• 18:42 — Mike Davis explains the SCOTUS legal reasoning on women’s sports.
• 24:04 — Macy Petty (CWA) lays out the next legislative steps.
• 32:06 — Terry Schilling gives political perspective on the significance of the ruling.
• 39:44 — Mike Davis gives blistering analysis of the birthright citizenship ruling.
• 48:02 — Davis and Bannon discuss the implications for immigration and executive power.
• 52:32 — Action items and calls for legislative response.
• 53:42 — Bannon closes with a rallying message for listeners.

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Flow, Tone, and Context

• The show’s tone is combative, urgent, and unapologetically partisan.
• The framing is consistently “us versus them”—populist conservatives responding to judicial decisions and political fights they portray as existential.
• The conversational style is rapid-fire, with a mix of live reporting, expert legal commentary, and activist interviews.
• Strong emotional appeals throughout: victories are “monumental” or “historic,” defeats are “abominations.”

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

If you didn’t catch the show, this episode is a ride through the highs (women’s sports, campaign finance) and lows (birthright citizenship) of conservative legal and legislative battles in the summer of 2026. The War Room serves as a hub for analysis, rapid response, and directive calls to supporters in the ongoing “Save America” campaign. The mood is both celebratory and defiant, particularly against what the hosts and analysts see as judicial overreach or betrayal. If you’re tracking the intersection of Supreme Court rulings, Trump’s political movement, and conservative activist strategies, this episode is a comprehensive immersion.

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Key Resources Mentioned:

• Concerned Women for America: concernedwomen.org
• American Principles Project: americanprinciplesproject.org
• Article 3 Project: article3project.org

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Notable Participants:

• Steve Bannon – host and chief strategist
• Neil McCabe – reporter on SCOTUS steps
• Mike Davis – legal analyst, Article 3 Project
• Penny Nance & Macy Petty – Concerned Women for America
• Terry Schilling – American Principles Project
• Kerry Sheffield – commentator and activist

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[Political Analyst]

Conversation really about the notion of an authoritarian government or an authoritarian administration coming into play. But most of that has been rooted in the rhetoric that we've heard from Donald Trump yesterday. These Supreme Court decisions, particularly the two that we've been discussing with regards to the FTC and the and the Fed, they made that more of a reality. And I was very curious going into yesterday how they were going to toe the line between the two agenc make a difference. And it seems to me that the impact that they understood these justices knew that this could have with respect to Lisa Cook and the Federal Reserve on the economy as a whole. And the implications going forward likely played a role in how they decided that case. On the other hand, when you're talking about the amount of power that has now been given to the president and the executive branch to make these unilateral decisions about administrative agencies. That is a scary thing to think about because of the fact that these willing are supposed to be independent organizations. These supposed to be independent agencies that don't get into the type of politicized nature of what Donald Trump would like to see happen from his leadership.

[Legal Expert]

Look, it was a good day for democracy. I mean, you point out that, that Donald Trump has been trying to undermine free and fair elections for almost as long as he's been in public life. I mean, remember this is the guy who spread the birther conspiracy about, about Barack Obama and whether he was eligible. And in 2020, I remember very cases in Nevada which we were happy to win en route to winning more than 60 cases against Donald Trump won a big election contest in Nevada that year, written actually by a Republican trial judge and affirmed unanimously by the state Supreme Court. And look, today's decision should have been a unanimous decision of the U.S. supreme Court, but it wasn't. But you know, we take a win where we get it. And in addition to the good news out of the Supreme Court today, I'm also happy to report that we handed the Department of justice its 11th defeat in its effort to get access to state voter files, this time in New Hampshire.

[Georgia Hardstark]

Funny about the last day of the Supreme Court is that it's the only day where we actually know which decisions we're going to get. So of course, we've been speculating that birthright citizenship might come last. And in fact, that is going to be one of the decisions that we get today. That'll be the landmark case of this term, no doubt. And the court looks poised to uphold that, saying that if you are born on American soil, you are an American citizen. Of course, the president, day one in office tried to overturned that, saying that if you, if your parents were here illegally or temporarily, you can't do that. And they made these interesting arguments about birth tourism, that the solicitor general was pushing dirt during arguments. And the court seemed really skeptical of that. But that is going to be the biggest case that we will be talking about for days to come. There are three other cases still on the docket for the justices to decide today. There's a pair of cases involving transgender athletes, female transgender athletes who want to pet play on girls and women's sports teams. And those cases involve a pair of state bans on on that participation. And it looks like the court is poised to uphold those bans. Now, notably, that decision would likely not affect the entire country, just the 27 states that have laws like that on the book blocking those transgender athletes from playing. And then the other case, of course, involves campaign finance. And this has the potential to fundamentally shift power away from super PACs and back to the political party organizations. And the big thing to note there is that this will have major impacts on the term elections for the Republican Party especially, of course, they're really, really skilled at fundraising. And so if this power moves away from super PACs and back to the RNC, the NRC, the NRCC, that could have major implications for this year's midterms. But we're expecting decisions in all four of those cases at 10am here at the court.

[Steve Bannon]

Tuesday 30 June. Europe alert 2026. So today, Supreme Court let's go to the steps of the Supreme Court. Outside the Supreme Court, our own Neil McCabe. Neil, I hear there's cheering from the, from the girls. Is this about the transgender? Is this about trans? What do you got?

[Neil McCabe]

This is protecting girls sports. And that's, I believe, guessing from the group. It was the West Virginia decision, the West Virginia rule that says that biological males cannot compete with biological females. And maybe three minutes ago, they started cheering, saying, we won, we won. And I have an emissary heading over there to see if we can get one of them to come over, obviously.

[Steve Bannon]

Well, hold it. They're hardwired into the room itself. Right. They've got an early warning system that we don't have.

[Neil McCabe]

Are you talking about women in general or these particular plaintiffs?

[Political Analyst]

Steve?

[Steve Bannon]

No, no, no. The, all the, just the plaintiffs themselves. The plaintiffs always seem to know a minute or two. Oh, yeah, yeah, they are before the media.

[Neil McCabe]

I'm guessing that you're not allowed, I don't know if you're allowed to have cell phones in the actual room. But they are reading the decisions as they come out. And so what will happen is the, you know, they'll announce the vote. They'll, you know, the majority opinion, the dissent. Some justices will take the opportunity, as Sotomayor did last week, to read her entire dissent. You know, obviously, I don't know what's going on in there. And there's a number of cases that we're waiting for, particularly Trump versus Barbara, which is the Birthright Citizen case. But there's also that campaign finance

[Macy Petty]

case

[Neil McCabe]

that we heard about in that opening clip where the National Republican Senatorial Committee was suing the Federal Election Commission over the degree to which the party can support candidates. And so, you know, there are some things on the docket still. And we're just sort of waiting. Everyone's hitting refresh. I want to tell you though that it's a different, you know, you and I were on the air for Dobbs and that was crazy, right? And seems like when the left is going to lose, they show up in force and so it looks like they're gonna win. So you don't see the buses of protesters, the pre made signs?

[Steve Bannon]

No. This is what's got me worried about the. Very worried about the birthright citizenship. The security. As people should know, the security around the Supreme Court is nowhere what it was the other day. When the conservatives win, they got to put up the security because the left is so violent. Right? It's so violent. But you know, when we take it in the chops, we take it in the chops. Go back to the women's sports for a second. What was this? Walk us through the West Virginia. What is this case? Because one of President Trump's most important issues is this men and women's sports. In fact, I believe in his idea inversion of the Save America Act. He's got that as one of his bullet points. I'm not so sure it's in any version of a Save America act that's bouncing around right now. And as you know, they have a different strategy today. It's to attach it to the NDAA. Of course, the NDA's got plenty of problems in it, including a merger of the industrial industrial defense bases of Israel in the United States and also I think intelligence sharing. So I'm not so sure NDAA should pass on its own. And I know it's must pass, but we gotta have a fight about that. Neil, talk to me about the transgender.

[Neil McCabe]

Right. So the Supreme Court upheld the, both the West Virginia and Idaho laws and that majority was written by Kavanaugh with Sotomayor writing the dissent. And the Idaho law, transgenders from participating in sports in general. The West Virginia banned transgenders from, from competing against biological men, competing against biological women. And so both those cases, which are, I don't want to say they're roughly the same because it, but there's, there's nuance there that's important to some people, but those both are a win for biological women. And that's the cheering that we heard was at like 10:01. So that's the first decision out today, Steve.

[Steve Bannon]

Yeah, we're going to be there. Monumental. Well, the campaign finances is big, but not monumental. The transgender is huge. And of course the birthright citizenship is the big enchilada today, we didn't have time. Neil, yesterday we had some problems with communication technology with you, but we didn't get it. We're going to, once we get the viceroy up, we're going to go through this. A really huge decision that gives President Trump really long. Mike Davis's idea of what his Article 2 powers are. We say he's the CEO of the United States government, He's got the ability to hire and fire, he's got the ability to cut the budget, that the appropriations bill is just a. Is just a ceiling. Is Davis up right now? He's telling me he's up. I want to make sure we get him as soon as we can. But this, this I shouldn't say it expands the power of what President Trump believes he has, but reinforces his belief of what his power is in firing. Now, they didn't take it to the Federal Reserve, but for the rest of the government and what they call the independent agencies, which are really not supposed to be independent agencies. Neil, your thoughts on that?

[Neil McCabe]

Well, I think it's not so much restoring power, but restores the power of the executive because over time, especially the New Deal gets blamed for it, but really started in the 20s with the progressive age, is this idea that you could create independent agencies, independent commissions that would be sort of immune from democratic influences. And they say, well, we don't want this to be contaminated by politics, but politics is democracy. And so I call it really a regency. This permanent government basically treats the president like he's a child who just happens to be sitting in the chair. Oh, hello. How are you? Come on over. What is your name, please?

[Penny Nance]

I'm Penny Nance. I'm CEO and president of Concerned Women for America. This is a big day for us.

[Neil McCabe]

She's not earpieced, but if you ask the question, Steve, I'll transmit it to her.

[Steve Bannon]

Yeah, no, ask Penny, just what does this victory mean? Frame it for us and tell us what we won today.

[Neil McCabe]

Yeah. If you could frame for us what this decision means. And also, you know, what you thought your chances were in the beginning and when you thought it turned around for you.

[Penny Nance]

Well, I will say Concerned Women for America and Young Women for America have been working on this issue for about eight years. And I will tell you, from eight years ago, 2018 to now, it is night and day. Even people who were like minded thought we were overreacting, that this wasn't a real issue, that we were being alarmist. And so it took time to convince people what was happening and what we knew about already because we had parents calling our offices telling us what was going on. So we immediately got on the issue in the state. Our volunteers were working on the state legislatures in Congress. And then Leah Thomas swam against Riley Gaines. Now, we were already outside that venue doing a rally and we filed a complaint with the Department of Education on that day. So we were already ahead of the curve there and have been working out. So this is a day of great rejoicing for us. It's a great victory. 9 0. I mean, goodness, when does that happen? And so I believe this is a turning point in our nation. We saw that in the last election. This ranked about 80% of people figured into their decision making when they voted for President Trump. And we actually presented the presidential pledge to American women to President Trump in 2023. So he agreed. He was the first person that really got it. And so we're very grateful.

[Neil McCabe]

Yeah, a lot of sort of coalitions that get together on an issue. It's almost like they want to keep the issue going because they want to. So you basically, you're one of these few groups actually put themselves out of business. So what's next? What's next?

[Penny Nance]

Listen, sadly, we've got seven core issues and there's always something, but we'd love to work ourselves out of a job. But, you know, I think on this broken earth, we may have a while to be at it. We worked very hard to overturn Roe v. Wade. We've still got plenty of work to do.

[Neil McCabe]

Go ahead, Steve. I'm sorry, Steve. I'm sorry.

[Steve Bannon]

Just ask. No, ask her. Is this defin f Penny? Is this definitive? Does this put this to bed or are we still going to have other fights about this topic?

[Neil McCabe]

Is this the final. Is this the final action or is there more to do on this issue?

[Penny Nance]

Well, basically what the court has said, I believe and haven't gotten read the opinion yet is they upheld West Virginia and Idaho, so right to have laws protecting women's sports. So that means we're going to have to work on this in Congress to actually get the Greg Stube bill passed and then also work on this on a state by state basis. Sadly, this is a beginning. It's not the end, but it's a great beginning for us and is a huge victory because we have been swimming upstream on this despite common sense, despite biology, and today's a big win.

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[Steve Bannon]

Okay, Neil's gonna try to get an answer for a question from the Concerned women in America. I'm a turn. I got Mike Davis. Got a lot to go through. So, Mike, have you had a chance to go through the at least take a cursory view of this decision on men and women's sports? I don't need to tell you, Davis, because you're very close to him, but this is a very high priority for the President of these United States. Sir.

[Mike Davis]

Yes. Justice Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion. The six conservatives, constitutionalists join Kavanaugh's opinion. The three liberals actually concurred. So this is a nine to nothing decision you had.

[Steve Bannon]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,. Whoa, whoa, nine zero.

[Mike Davis]

Yeah, it's. This is so. This is so simple. We have title seven, which prevents workplace discrimination based upon sex. And we have Title nine, that prevents sex discrimination in education. And this is a Title 9 case. You had several states, West Virginia, Idaho, many other states said that only girls can participate in girls sports. Biological boys cannot go beat up girls in sports. That seems commonsensical. But of course, these boys pretending to be girls sued and they sued under Title 9, and they sued under the equal protection clause of the Constitution. This found its way to the supreme court because the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has become left wing, reversed and said that boys can go beat up girls in high school sports, which is just not what the statute says. It's not what the, what the American people intendants when we allowed Congress to pass Title 9. So the Supreme Court, nine to nothing, just said, no, we're going to have more sanity.

[Steve Bannon]

Hang on, hang on, hang on. This is a core ideology of the left. Now, how did the three, how did the three female left wingers, cultural Marxists on the Supreme Court vote against that? I mean, that is almost a hardwired part. The transgender ideology is the beating heart of one of the beating hearts of this radical shift in the Democratic Party. How did they possibly go along with

[Mike Davis]

this tactical retreat by the Marxist right? And so look, this is such an easy case. It's so easy as a matter of fact of law. And the American people would just be outraged if the Supreme Court said that we passed Title 9 to give equal opportunities to girls in high school and sports, essentially, and then we're going to let boys go in there and beat them up. So no, that's, that's not what Title 9 says. And if you want to, if you want to turn every woman out there who thinks they're a Democrat because they think they're going to have an abortion when they're 45 years old, go after their kids, go after their kids like this and let dudes go into the locker rooms and change in front of their girls, let dudes go in to the sports and beat up their girls. It's just, that's just not going to fly with the mama Bears. And it's turning these women, who tend to be a little bit more left. They're getting pretty hardcore, which I don't think that the Marxist intended this backlash.

[Steve Bannon]

Does this mean, because they've reinforced West Virginia and Idaho, does this mean, I think it's 18 other states. Does this mean this is going to be fought at the state legislature level now? Tennessee, Alabama, all these states have got to go get a statute like the one that passed muster in Idaho and West Virginia and that's the way you do it, the court's basically saying, hey, we uphold the state's rights to do this and people are going to have to go do it at that level.

[Mike Davis]

It actually may be, it actually may be a Title 9 violation under our federal statutes when you let boys go beat up girls in sports because you're not providing equal opportunity for girls to participate in sports, which is what Title 9 says you have to do. So if you're letting boys go beat up girls, how the heck does that provide equal opportunity for girls? That, that ruins opportunity for girls? And so I, I would think that the message coming out of the Supreme Court today with this nine to nothing decision is boys need to get the hell out of girls sports and they need to get the hell out of girls locker rooms.

[Steve Bannon]

Mike, hang on for a second. We got a lot more to get to with you. Stick there for a second. Neal McCabe, do you have somebody, do we have somebody else from Concerned Women about the legislative strategy?

[Neil McCabe]

Come on in, Macy, Come on over. Your first and last name.

[Macy Petty]

It's Macy Petty. Charles. Oh, there's a bug on you. I'm sorry.

[Neil McCabe]

I hope our viewers didn't see that. Where are you from and what is your position with Concerned Women for America?

[Macy Petty]

I'm from Arizona and I'm the state legislative strategist and women's sports spokesperson.

[Neil McCabe]

Okay, she's the one. Steve, what do you got?

[Steve Bannon]

So ask her. What is the. Is there a legislative strategy now? Since they reinforced West Virginia and Idaho, do you have a strategy to go throughout the nation?

[Neil McCabe]

Okay, so having. Now that this. This is settled, what is the strategy moving forward state by state, and what are the key challenges? You can go ahead and look at the camera.

[Macy Petty]

Yeah, well, here's the thing. Only 27 states actually have protection for women's sports that are explicitly saying that men can't compete on women's sports. But we have Title 9. That's federal legislation that applies to all 50 states on the basis of. And we just heard conclusively from the court that sex matters in law. That's how we protect women. But we'll still work to clarify that in all the states. And like I said, this was a unanimous decision, so hopefully we won't see a big fight between the red states and the blue states.

[Neil McCabe]

What are the states now where you're turning your attention?

[Macy Petty]

Yeah, well, we've seen some movement in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. There's also a couple of ballot initiatives, like in Arizona, even Colorado, where the state legislatures have continued to kick girls to the curb. And so voters have taken this issue into their own hands.

[Neil McCabe]

So Colorado, New Hampshire, and what's the other one?

[Macy Petty]

So Colorado has it on the ballot, as well as Arizona and a couple other states. But Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, there's a couple other states where we think this should really embolden them to protect their female athletes.

[Neil McCabe]

Sir.

[Steve Bannon]

So what is her contact pointed? Contact her Twitter. Where do we go? The audience wants to learn more about this and her group and her efforts. Where do they go?

[Neil McCabe]

Okay, where do people go? What are your socials?

[Macy Petty]

Yeah, they can go to concernedwomen.org and we're on all platforms as far as social media is concerned. And I would just charge that every single state, all of the remaining 23, should take Swift action to clarify that men should not be competing in their sports because women shouldn't be protected based on their zip code. It should be everywhere here in the land of the free.

[Neil McCabe]

Thanks, Mason, Macy. Very appreciate it.

[Macy Petty]

Thank you so much.

[Steve Bannon]

Thank you.

[Neil McCabe]

Thank you, Neil.

[Steve Bannon]

Great. Mike. Mike. Mike Davis. Yep. Yep. Go ahead.

[Neil McCabe]

I was gonna say, I just saw a runner go by. I just saw a runner go by. A lot of times the interns will run with decisions to their bosses. And so I'm gonna check to see if the new decisions come out.

[Steve Bannon]

Okay, please do that. So, Mike, you think I know. Eric Schmidt put some amendments into The Save America act, you're saying for right now we're good. It's nine zero. It reinforces Title nine. There's no need to jump the gun. We maybe not have to put it in the Save America act that we can maybe revert to this decision and maybe not get because the Save America act, as you know, is going to be such an intense fight. We may not have to encumber that with this. What President Trump wants because he's adamant about getting men out of women's sports.

[Terry Schilling]

Sir.

[Mike Davis]

Well, first, I think we have some breaking News. There's a 6 to 3 decision out of the Supreme Court. Justice Kavanaugh wrote the opinion again where they struck down these campaign finance limits. So that, that is just breaking. I have not seen the opinion yet, but that's coming out now. As for the, as for the, what you were saying about the Save America act, about the Title nine, with Title nine, what I, what I think is going to happen is the states that allow boys to participate in girls sports, they're going to get sued under Title 9 and they're going, these states are going to lose for taking away the, taking away opportunities for girls. And so I would, I would say to, to parents, to, to girls, to women who are participating in sports and they, and have boys and men invading your sports in your locker rooms. I would sue and sue very aggressively under Title 9 under the Save America Act. What we're going to see, I presume today is the Supreme Court is going to rule Maybe under a 1950s statutes, maybe the 14th amendment, but probably a statute that there's somehow birthright citizenship for illegal aliens and other birth tourists. What this will do is give Congress the opportunity to close this bogus, to overturn this bogus ruling via statutes, amend the statute and make it clear that we do not give birthright citizenship to Chinese birth tourists to Trend Aragua to Ms. 13 and other illegal aliens who come to America. So we shall, we shall see how the Supreme Court rules at any moment.

[Steve Bannon]

Are you, are you concerned? Since we had a win in birthright citizenship and that was number one, I think you would consider it a win. Six, three on the, on the campaign financing, we got two wins that you anticipate they'll hold the medicine to the end?

[Mike Davis]

Yes, because that's a very cheefy thing to do. Like yesterday, everyone, the liberals should have been very angry that the Supreme Court overturns, you know, precedent from 80 years ago, 90 years ago, and said that the president can fire executive branch officials like the ftc commissioner and, but then the Supreme Court on the same day said that the president somehow can't fire a governor on the Federal Reserve. It's a very cheapy move from the chief justice. He, he likes it when conservatives are angry with a decision because he can keep his base the the New York Times and the Washington Post editors and reporters. He can keep his base happy.

[Steve Bannon]

In the cocktail circuit in Georgetown, the Viceroy, Mike Davis is with us. We're anticipating a, a historic and monumental decision momentarily. We're also going to get into the slaughter. Mike Davis has learned us up over the last couple of years about the Article 2 powers of the presidency at the Article 3 project. We get into all of that with Neil McCabe at the Supreme Court in a moment.

[Newt Gingrich]

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[Steve Bannon]

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[Newt Gingrich]

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[Jared Isaacman]

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[Newt Gingrich]

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[Steve Bannon]

How about something about a comedic tone?

[Jack Armstrong]

We have a winner.

[Jared Isaacman]

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[Jack Armstrong]

Listen to Armstrong and Getty on Demand on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Here's your host, Stephen K. Ban.

[Steve Bannon]

Okay, we're gonna go back to the Viceroy in a moment, but I've got Terry Schilling and Kerry Sheffield on about this monumental decision on men and women's sports. Terry, you know what a priority this is for the president. How do you read it? Mike? Just had a time, a chance to cursory look at it. What's your thoughts on this? It's 9 0. What do you complain about? It's 9 0.

[Terry Schilling]

No, no, I don't think it's 9 0. I think it's 6 3. You know, obviously it's a victory. We're going to take it and run with it, Steve. But it's a victory. And if you look just 10 years ago, the types of decisions we were getting at the Supreme Court, this is actually shocking to see this turnaround this quickly. And that's all largely due to President Trump, Supreme Court justices he has put on, but also the political fights that he has made. This, he injected this issue into the elections and he made sure that it was clear that voters were deciding that men shouldn't be in girls sports, even if they be women. Right. But this is a huge victory. We still need to pass national legislation to protect girls all across the country. But we need to rack up as many of these victories as possible because the left is unrelenting when it comes to the pursuit of their horrific.

[Steve Bannon]

Hang on. This is what I asked Davis. I don't understand how the three amigos over there, the core of the left wing, how they actually voted for, and this is such a transgender ideology, is such a central beating heart of the Marxist culture of Marxist movement. How did they possibly come our way? Mike says, look, it's a tactical retreat because this thing's so egregious. Do you agree with that, Terry?

[Terry Schilling]

I think it's a tactical retreat. But, Steve, at the heart of the progressive movement, they don't. This sounds so radical, it sounds so crazy. But we have to say what they believe outright. They don't believe there should be men. They don't believe that there should be women. They think that there should be infinite identities that anyone can choose from, and that to limit your identity as a man or limit your identity as a woman, it actually causes society great harm. They're crazy. Steve. Being a man is a good thing. Being a man and knowing you're a man and having full confidence that you're a man is a really good thing. And the same thing goes for women. But at the heart of it, it's not about equality between men and women. It's about erasing men and women. For the radical left.

[Steve Bannon]

Is there anything in this decision that jumps out at you? We should be Concerned about?

[Terry Schilling]

Well, look, I think it's still a victory, but the thing I'm concerned about is there's a lot of maze in here. The states may restrict access to sports and private spaces on the basis of biological sex. That was at the. They're responding essentially to the left's claims in here that they're not allowed to restrict sports on the basis of biology due to Title IX and the Equal Protection clause. I just wish it was more robust and strong in arguing that. No, actually the 14th amendment and title IX actually do require you to segregate sports and private facilities on the basis of sex. That's literally what they do. But they were responding to the left's arguments here in this legal case. And I wouldn't read too much into it.

[Steve Bannon]

Terry, hang on for one second. Kerry Sheffield, you've been at the forefront of fighting this issue. Your thoughts, ma'?

[Mike Davis]

Am.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Hey, good to see you. And hey, Terry. Terry and Kerry. Yeah, I mean, this is a huge win. And I just to piggyback off what Terry said, the legal ruling here about the equal protection clause. Steve, you and I have been talking about this literally for years. So equal protection means case law for hundreds of years have recognized biological differences between men and women. And that's why we have separate prisons, that's why we have separate shelters. This goes far beyond just sports when you're talking about the Equal Protection clause, which means that in order for the full weight of the Constitution to fully protect someone who is female, there is a distinct set of legal precedent for that. And so what was really interesting was in the Bostock case that that really was perverted because unfortunately, I think it was Gorsuch and others, they basically said that a man could dress like a woman and therefore he was not. He couldn't face violation because he was a man who thought he was a woman. And so it would be violation of his equal protection as a man who thought he was a woman. And it's just, it totally undermined the actual broad understanding of equal protection, the equal protection clause for women, biological sex of women. And so I would have loved to see more like Terry said in this specific case, because in some ways it was almost like a negative versus a really affirmation of the Equal Protection clause. But a win is a win. And so I will take it. Absolutely perfect.

[Steve Bannon]

I know you guys got a lot more work to do. By the way, the 14th Amendment has come in. We're going to bounce. Carrie, you're actually singing. You're multi talented. You're singing this weekend at one of these events. Can you give our audience where it is?

[Karen Kilgariff]

Yeah, absolutely. That's the flyer there. It's going to be on July 4th, so the super bowl of all days on the main stage of the Great American State Fair. And I have to tell you, Steve, because again, you know my story. We've been talking about this for years. My father passed away yesterday and I plan to give him a tribute from the stage. I will be hosting and leading that whole hour. It's going to be an hour of patriotic music, patriotic sing along. We are going to intersperse it with prayers and intercessors who will be praying for America. We're kicking it off with the VA secretary who is in Trump's cabinet and he is a retired military chaplain. So it's going to be perfect that he will set the tone for us. But we're going to be singing along. We'll have the lyrics on the screen so everyone can sing together. Songs like God Bless America, My Country, Tis of Thee, Amazing Grace. And you know, for all of the complications of my father, he was a music professor and he was a professor of music composition and music performance. And he taught me how to sing and he taught me how to play piano at age 4. And so I will give him that tribute. Even though he was abusive to me, he suffered, he was molested as a child. And so he passed down, unfortunately, a lot of abuse to my seven siblings and I. But, you know, in some ways, it's very symbolic of America that, you know, we were not a perfect country. We've never been a perfect country. But at the same time, we can still recognize the beauty of our legacy as a nation. And for me personally, in my family, what time?

[Steve Bannon]

What time? We're going to be covering this 24 7. So what, what time are you on?

[Karen Kilgariff]

I am live from the main stage from 3:30 to 4:30pm on July 4th. And we'd love to have you there, Steve, and all of your viewers come on by. Come sing with us. You can see our intercessors there. Carrie Lake will be right after the VA secretary. We've also got Frank Pavone, who I'm saying it here, he's going to get his caller back with the new Pope. And Lance Wall now, who is a very renowned pastor, will be giving prayers. It's going to be phenomenal. So come sing with us and come pray with us on July 4th at 3:30.

[Steve Bannon]

We're looking forward to it. Carrie, what's your social media? Where do people go get you yeah.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Arrry Sheffield all across the socials.

[Steve Bannon]

Carrie, thanks. Look forward to seeing you on fourth of July.

[Karen Kilgariff]

Beautiful. Thank you, Steve. God bless.

[Steve Bannon]

Terry Schilling, can you give us your coordinates? People are going to want to dig down deep into this and figure out where we go on this transgender ideology. Sir. We know we got a lot of work to do. Great start though today.

[Terry Schilling]

Yeah, thanks, Steve. It's just Schilling 1776 across all social media platforms. And check us [e-mail] get all the updates you need.

[Steve Bannon]

Terry, thank you, brother. We'll get back to you. Mike Davis, the big enchilada has been delivered. What do you got for us?

[Mike Davis]

Well, it's as bad as it gets from the Supreme Court. We have a five to one to three ruling with the five with the Chief Justice, Justice Amy Coney Barrett and the three Democrat appointees ruling that under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, anyone born in the United States apparently gets birthright citizenship, including it seems I haven't read the opinion in full, but it seems illegal aliens, Chinese birth tourists trend. There's a one the Justice Kavanaugh wrote a concurring opinion where he would have more modestly decided this under a statute that can be amended by Congress and the three true constitutionalists, Justice Thomas, Justice Alito and Justice Gorsuch, my former boss dissented and dissented strongly. I will say that my boss, former boss, Justice Gorsuch is the only Trump appointed justice who did not go the wrong way on these cases. So I want to commend him for that. He actually did what he is supposed to do, which is to follow the law as written and as intended by the American people when it was enacted. And I'll say that this 14th Amendment decision, this birthright decision case, is an abomination by the Chief justice and the five others. Justice Barrett, the professor, it shouldn't surprise you that she joined this. It's truly an awful ruling because it constitutionalizes birthright citizenship, meaning it's nearly impossible to change. And this is not what we ever intended when we gave birthright citizenship after the Civil War to the children of the freed slaves. It's all persons born in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction means meaning allegiance to the United States and the Chief justice and Justice Barrett and the three liberals just scratched out that second part, subject to the jurisdiction. And they just rewrote a constitutional amendment. This is the most egregious judicial activism activism imaginable. It is the most egregious violation of our Most crucial, sovereign power as we the people as. As the sovereign citizens of America to determine who comes and goes and who becomes one of us. This is the ultimate betrayal. This is not law. This is vanity. And the Chief justice should hang his head in shame.

[Steve Bannon]

Mike, I want you to stick to the break. I want to drill down this more. But for right now, you kept bringing up in the lead up to this about the 1940 law and that if it was around the 1940 law, is that what Kavanaugh cited? So that would at least give us some sort of legislative possibilities of going back to and changing that. Is that what Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh's angle of attack was, was about that?

[Mike Davis]

But I think I was mistaken by a Marxist. Yeah, I think I was mistaken by a 1940 law. I think it was a 1952 law or something like that. I'd have to go. I haven't had a chance to read Kavanaugh's concurring opinion, but I presume that's what he is saying, that we can interpret this on statutory grounds and we don't have to reach the constitutional grounds, the constitutional avoidance that courts are supposed to do when they don't have to decide a constitutional ground. They shouldn't. But this is just delusions of grandeur by the Chief Justice. You, you saw him with the Fed case with Lisa Cook. As Justice Barris Barrett pointed out, he wrote these grandiose sweep, this grandiose, sweeping opinion that did not need to be written for the lease to decide the Lisa Cook matter. He's done the same thing here. He's wrote, written, written this delusional grand opinion on birthright citizenship that did not need to be written. And it's just, it is wrong. It's not what the American citizens agreed to when we agreed to give birthright citizenship to the children of the freed slaves after the Civil War. And we did it through the 14th Amendment after the Dred Scott decision. It was to. To overrule the Supreme Court's dreadful Dred Scott decision that said that the children of freed slaves are not American citizens. I don't know how the Chief justice can say that illegal aliens got get birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, but American Indians did not. Remember that American Indians did not get birthright citizenship because they were not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. They were subject to the jurisdiction of their tribes. And so Congress, I believe it was in 1924, extended birthright citizenship to American Indians. And Congress could do that now with illegal aliens, Chinese birth tourists trend Ms. 13. But the Chief justice and Professor Barrett and the three liberals just said, oh, we're just, we're just going to hand out citizenship like we're handing out candy at the fair.

[Steve Bannon]

Mike, can you hang on for one second? One more block? I want to drill down on this about does this slam the door?

[Political Analyst]

Totally.

[Steve Bannon]

Also about the slaughter decision on what you've taught us on the Article 2 Powers of the President. Mike Davis, the Viceroy is with us. We got Neil McCabe over at the Supreme Court. A lot more to come on a grim Tuesday in the War Room.

[Newt Gingrich]

This is Newt Ginglish, former Speaker of the House and a proud American citizen. I'm celebrating America's 250th birthday on my podcast, Newt's World, with 15 special episodes. And I've got some great guests. Walter Isaacson, Jonathan Turley, Brett Dare.

[Steve Bannon]

I will be. Or because it's a big, big day, I'll be in Washington and have all kinds of coverage through The Day of

[Newt Gingrich]

America 250, Rachel Campus Duffy.

[Georgia Hardstark]

There's nothing like American music.

[Mike Davis]

We're the home of rock and roll. We're the home of rap. We're the home of pop music.

[Newt Gingrich]

Eric Metaxas, Jared Isaacman.

[Jared Isaacman]

I plan to be flying in an F5 fighter jet painted in Freedom 250 colors, along with four other fighter jets flying over the nation's capital, the story

[Newt Gingrich]

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[Steve Bannon]

modern world about something about a comedic tone.

[Jack Armstrong]

We have a winner.

[Jared Isaacman]

Yes.

[Jack Armstrong]

Listen to Armstrong and Yeti on Demand on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. War Room, here's your host, Stephen K. Ban.

[Steve Bannon]

Okay, Mike Davis. You ain't called the Viceroy for nothing. In the last couple of years, since you've been coming on War Room, you're a revered figure. One of the reasons you're a revered figure. Not only are you very, very smart, you're a fighter. I never have. I've Never seen Mike Davis throwing the towel. Mike Davis is a fighter. That's why we've had so many victories, had a couple of three defeats, but we're still fighting on some of those, you know, we're still fighting. Talk to me about this, because I don't often hear you say, hey, Bannon, this is as bad as it gets, particularly the way you've teed me up and you've teed the audience before. We weren't going to win this, okay? You did not think we were gonna win this. And you've been doing a good job, I think, of getting people ready for this. Why now is it Mike Davis saying, hey, I don't know if we can reverse. I don't know if we can turn this one around, sir.

[Mike Davis]

What the Chief Justice, John Roberts, his wing woman, Professor Amy Coney Barrett, and the three liberals have done with this birthright citizenship ruling is they have ruled that anyone who comes to America and plops out a child has birthright citizenship for that child. And you can't get rid of them. That means Chinese birth tourists can come here, have their kid. 1.5 million of them have done this already. Chinese birth tourists come to America, have their kid in America, on American soil, take their Chinese kid back to Beijing, never step foot again on American soil, soil, have no allegiance to the United States. And that kid can gets American citizenship, that kid gets Social Security, that kid gets American benefits, that kid can mail in his ballot to vote in American elections from Beijing when he's 18 years old and never have stepped foot in the United States. That's what this birthright citizenship ruling does. This is an egregiously bad wrong ruling. It is. It is the most serious violation of our most crucial sovereign power as American citizens, as we the people, the sovereign citizens of America, to control who comes and goes and who becomes one of us. What we have taken this post Civil War birthright citizenship provision to give birthright citizenship to the children of the freed slaves. And now these narcissistic justices, the Chief Justice, John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett's, along with their three Marxist Democrat appointees, have opened the door and given birthright citizenship to anyone who steps foot in America and plops out a child. So here is the solution that like this, there would have to be a constitutional amendment to change this, which is nearly impossible to do. So here is the solution. The Senate must pass the Save America act now. The Senate must, must move immediately. And then the Trump administration, Mark Wayne Mullen, needs to move immediately to deport to detain every illegal immigrants that they can find, especially birthing age women, birthing persons, as Democrats call these women. Any woman illegal alien who is capable of having a child needs to be rounded up first. They need to be put in third countries while they're going through the immigration process and then they need to be expelled immediately if you're going to constitutionalize birthright citizenship as the Supreme Court has done today for illegal aliens. Trend Ms. 13 Chinese bird tourists. We need to get vicious with our immigration enforcements.

[Steve Bannon]

Amen. Last thing I'm gonna get to this just I'm gonna get you back on do slaughter. I know you gotta go. You get me to hit after media hit. Does the recognition and the expansion of President Trump's control of the administrative state with slaughter yesterday. Does that help us in any way with what you're saying? The solution is, is that you got dhs, you got the money, you got the manpower. Mark Wayne Mullins has got it. It's now mass deportations. Does that help us at all in President Trump's execution of this plan?

[Mike Davis]

Apparently, other than the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and maybe the Kennedy center, everyone else in the executive branch works for the President of the United States. Just about everyone else. And so he can, he can fire anyone in the executive branch other than a fed governor apparently for any reason or no reason. So I would say to Mark Wing, Walt Mullen and his new buddy, his new ICE nominee who's his buddy from Oklahoma. Get moving on immigration enforcement. Get moving on getting birthing persons. These women who can have kids, the illegal aliens stepping kids, put them to the top of the queue. Get them the hell out of our country.

[Steve Bannon]

Mike Davis, where did they go for Article 3? Where they go for social media to follow you? I know you're going to have a lot to say about this over the next couple days, sir.

[Mike Davis]

Again, cheers to my old boss, Justice Neil Gorsuch for not being an effing coward like we saw with Barrett, like we saw even with Kavanaugh from time to time. Gorsuch was the rock solid Trump appointee. So thank you to my old boss. Its article3projects.org Article number three project.org donate follow us on social Media the action item after today especially is the Save America Act. We need to make it very hard for John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett's illegal aliens, their anchor babies, to vote in our election. So Save America act needs to get through the Senate immediately. No more excuses. Cancel August 1st recess.

[Steve Bannon]

This is a logical ultimate conclusion of the Bush era, sir. Yes, this is, the Bushes were always weak on this. This is the ultimate logic of folks. This is what I keep saying. It was a controlled opposition party and now you've seen it hardwired into the Constitution of these United States. Mike Davis, you're a patriot and a hero. Thank you, sir.

[Terry Schilling]

Appreciate you.

[Mike Davis]

Thank you.

[Steve Bannon]

Davis was born fighting, so you know, it's get on with it. Now, as fate would have it, we had a, one of the most important interviews I think we've ever done was last night in the 6 o' clock hour with Commander Greg Bevino and we talked about this very topic. So here's what we're going to do. We're going to take a short commercial break right now and we're going to come back with some of my interview with Bavino from last night because it is very appropriate following Mike's what Mike said the solution was. And trust me, that'll be on Media Matters, that'll be on Mediaite, that'll be playing up on Chris Hazen's other shows when they say these are these cruel, these are these cruel people. No, we're here to protect citizens of the United States of America and this country. You're gonna have a separation of the wheat and the chaff. Who is tough enough and focus enough and patriotic enough not to give up this country? We're gonna find out, folks, you're gonna go through a great testing, a great, great, great testing. The ultimate conclusion of the Bush era jammed up in your grill on a Tuesday in June. Short break

[Newt Gingrich]

on new Twirl podcast. We're celebrating America's 250th birthday and I ask my guests how they're spending their 4th of July. Brett Baer.

[Steve Bannon]

I will be working. I'll be in Washington because it's a big, big day.

[Newt Gingrich]

Jared Isaac.

[Jared Isaacman]

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[Newt Gingrich]

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[Steve Bannon]

How about something about a comedic tone?

[Jack Armstrong]

We have a winner.

[Jared Isaacman]

Yes.

[Jack Armstrong]

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