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Your host, Stephen K. Bannon starts right now.

Steve Bannon (3:33)

Okay, welcome. It's Tuesday the 3rd of March year overlord 2026. Grant Stinchfield momentarily will be joining us. We're going to do a we're going to co host tonight the primary results in the Texas election. We got packed. We got all the great folks have helped us with this show. Grant's got some people coming on. It's going to be we're really looking forward for the next couple hours to get a sense, not just a Prop 10, the proposition of prohibiting Sharia law in the state of Texas, but also the most expensive Republican primary Senate race in the history of the Republican Party. Over $100 million, I think $122 million spent already on this on Cornyn and Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt. Let's go down to and Grants gone, Georgia in a second. We got a lot in fact, I want to get we did an interview with Chris Wilson that I want to replay about data about what could happen tonight. Let's go live to the Ken Paxton headquarters in was it uptown Dallas? Ben Berkhom, you're there. There was an incident as soon as you got there, security incident. Can you talk to people about it?

Tommy Robinson (4:47)

Yeah.

Ben Berkhwam (4:48)

I approached venue here and I saw police presence, a vehicle that was pinned in and one suspect was in the back of a police car. Apparently this guy was a food delivery driver from Oklahoma, had Oklahoma license plate but no plates on the vehicle. And when they questioned him, he was uncooperative is the word that I heard. They pulled him out of the vehicle, searched the vehicle, found several hundred rounds of ammunition, a bulletproof vest and they took him into custody and took him to the station. They ended up removing his vehicle, towing his vehicle away. That's all the police would say. So we don't have any more details about it, whether it was a Threat to this event or something separate. But it was. It was enough for the police to take action and remove him, arrest him, and remove his vehicle. So, you know, but everyone's on heightened alert with the recent terror attacks in Austin and across America. Between the transgenderism and the. The jihadis, It's. It's definitely a heightened concern, especially across Texas.

Steve Bannon (5:53)

So let me have this again. You're telling me you got there, they pulled. It was a food delivery driver, but he was from Oklahoma. There are no plates in the car. He was uncooperative. And so then when they went through the car, he had what it was packed with rounds of ammunition. Sounds odd.

Ben Berkhwam (6:10)

Yeah, no, the whole thing was strange. I didn't see any weapons that were taken out of the vehicle, but I saw several hundred rounds of ammunition loaded in mags. They were 5.56, some pretty heavy duty. Looked like armor piercing rounds of. You know, as a hunter, as a shooter. Significant rounds in the AR mags, and then several mags of 9 millimeter as well. But, yeah, it was. It was concerning, to say the least. And apparently the guy was completely uncooperative with law enforcement. Other than that, I don't know. I don't know the guy's name. I don't know know what his intentions were, but that was how this event started.

Steve Bannon (6:48)

Was the car parked out front? Was the car parked, and that's why the police.

Ben Berkhwam (6:52)

Yeah, right. Right in front of the hotel. I. I spoke to some of the hotel staff. They said he. He had parked there and just kind of sat there, just lingering or loitering. And that's when the police pulled up. They were, you know, suspicious person in a suspicious vehicle, and that's when the police got involved. And, yeah, very, very odd place to park, too. Right in front of the main doors to. To the venue where all of the attendees were coming through.

Steve Bannon (7:17)

I want to bring in Grant Stitchfield, just finished with the show and joins us now. Grant, Never a dull moment in Dallas, is it, sir? We start off coverage tonight. We got Berquam down at Paxton headquarters, and they've already had a security incident out front. Sir. Yeah.

Grant Stinchfield (7:31)

You know, I was talking with Ben earlier on the show, just before we came in.

Steve Bannon (7:35)

Okay, we got to get him off, I think.

Grant Stinchfield (7:37)

Oh, you guys got me. Got me. Loud and clear. You hear me, Steve?

Steve Bannon (7:45)

Yeah. There you are.

Grant Stinchfield (7:46)

You got me.

Steve Bannon (7:47)

Got you. Perfectly all right.

Grant Stinchfield (7:49)

Perfect. Sorry about that. Okay, so I was. I was talking to Ben a little earlier. Now, one thing you got to be careful of. This is Texas. You're going to get a lot of the most conservative and in many respects some anti government people that are going to be maybe showing up at an event like this. And it could be innocuous. I mean, it's not a given that they were there to do anything harmful. You know, a few, few hundred rounds of ammunition in people's cars in Texas, though odd to some, it's. It's not odd to others. So I would just urge caution on this one before we jump to the ultimate conclusion that it was, that it was something nefarious, though certainly, Steve, with everything going on, you have to be on heightened alert because we know how violent the left is. It is not out of the realm of possibility that somebody would want to do somebody. And mind you, that is Ken Paxton's campaign headquarters for the evening. That's where the party is going to unfold. It's right in the middle of basically the city of Dallas, Dallas proper. And so the Dallas Police Department's fabulous. This is a blue city, Steve, but the Dallas Police Department still acts like it's run like a red city. They have some crazy things. The District Attorney is blue, right. A hardcore leftist, but the police here are still great. I would put Dallas up in the top five police departments in the country, if not the best police department in the country, because New York and la, with brass there, they've fallen off the map in my book. So good work for the Dallas Police Department of just keeping everybody safe. But I take a little pause. I just want to wait and see. Something doesn't add up here. It's not all really making sense. The no plates, body armor, but he wasn't wearing the body armor. And then Ben says he doesn't see a firearm. So I don't know. We'll see what happens with this.

Steve Bannon (9:38)

Let's go back to your original statement, though, I think is important. You said, hey, look, it's Ken Paxton's headquarters. You've got limited government, anti government. He's put together a coalition on the right of the grassroots. Right. Because he's kind of a hero to us. I tell the story of time, Grant. You've heard it so many times that when President Trump left that day on the 20th of January, 2021, the first guest we had in the afternoon war room was Ken Paxton. And we asked him, he said, look, you're the Attorney General, walk us through how you're going to handle the Biden administration, or regime, as we so delicately called it. Illegitimate regime, I think I referred it to. And Ken said, hey, look, where their administration's inside the bounds of the Constitution as positive for Texas. I'm going to work with him. Where it's not. We're going to go to court, I think, on the executive orders Biden signed that afternoon about the border grant. I think Ken Paxton was in court either the next day or the day afterwards. And that's where really the legend of Ken Paxton, I think, really hit went turbo. Your thoughts about the whole thing, particularly your first comment said, hey, you're gonna have some of these guys show up. Cause this is Ken Paxton's coalition.

Grant Stinchfield (10:49)

It is. And he has put together one hell of a coalition. I think there's a chance he could win this thing outright. If you look at some of the prediction markets, which have been better than the pollsters, Wesley Hunt really isn't registering. There was some talk that Wesley Hunt and Ken Paxton may make the runoff and push Cornyn out altogether. But Ken Paxton has put together a great coalition of conservatives in Texas. And you nailed it, Steve. This guy was prolific, albeit, though not lawfare in the way the Democrats do it, where they're trying to see whatever sticks against the wall. He was going after the Biden administration with strategic strikes when it came to the law and what was well within the bounds of the law. And I think this guy sued the Biden administration. Yad in from Obama, too, more than any other attorney general in the country. And I've labeled him, in my opinion and I've talked to a lot of attorneys general in this country. I think he was the best attorney general we had at a state level, if not the history of America, certainly, certainly modern time legendary.

Steve Bannon (11:54)

Walk people through the ground rules from tonight because we were talking about runoffs and can people win tonight? We're going to do a little clip. We're going to do a clip from Chris Wilson, the great pollster who's now a data science. He's been a data scientist guy, but runs a data science firm. He's got some very interesting things to say. But just walk people through the ground rules. What are we looking for? The primary is tonight and you talk about runoffs, you talk about the general election. The Democrats, who might add, went to court in Dallas and already have an extension of two hours that they can vote. So I don't even know how we can compare apples to apples or apples to oranges here when, when we have to talk about total vote. But what are the ground rules for the way the election is supposed to be, I believe.

Grant Stinchfield (12:35)

And I just got a text of this. I believe because the Democrats were granted the extra two hours, that Republicans will get an extra two hours as well. Now, I don't know how you cheat against Republicans because these are, they're open primaries. And the fact that you decide what primary you want to vote on when you go to vote, so you don't register in the state of Texas, as I'm a registered Republican or I'm a registered Democrat, you show up and you, you say, I want a Republican ballot or I want a Democrat ballot that I have an issue with. And, Steve, I'd love to get your opinion, and I'll lay down the other ground rules on that, too, because I think Texas should go to a closed primary system where you've got to register with your party before that. I think that causes some problems and opens up the ability for Democrats to cheat in this. But we had two weeks of early voting, then a few days off, and then Election Day today. If you win with more than 50% of the vote, you're into the general election. If it's less than 50% of the vote, the top two vote getters then go into a runoff. And we expect to see that in some of these races. But the biggest race we're watching, as you mentioned, of course, is the Senate race to see if Cornyn gets unseated. But, Steve, I'm so curious on what you think about this idea of open primaries versus closed primaries.

Steve Bannon (13:56)

I think you got to close. I think this is what they talked about earlier, you know, the early voting. Grant, which blew me. We've been here five weeks. First off the scale of the election and the money spent on just on the Republican side is the biggest, I think Republican primary spend in the history of the Republican Party. And all these ads that Cornyn's running, I've never seen so many negative ads against Wesley Hunt, who's a West Point graduate, a decorated Apache combat helicopter pilot. My daughter serves on the board at West Point with him and thinks the role of the guy. And then, of course, Ken Paxton, it's just been horrific. But no, I think you have to go to close primary because now they're seeing so many because they have a competitive Democratic race for Senate. You're seeing so many people that voted in Republican primaries before going and voting for Democratic primaries. That's not because there's a bunch of Republicans, Grant. I don't think there's this, oh, I'm tired of President Trump. I want to go vote for some progressive left. I want to go vote for Jasmine Crockett. You're seeing people that have gamed the system for years, these primaries. And this is one of the reasons you get these Rhino candidates.

Grant Stinchfield (15:02)

Do you know I took part in that. I don't know if you remember this, but in gosh, what was it? 2000?

Steve Bannon (15:09)

Project, project, project Chaos. With, with Rush Limbaugh.

Grant Stinchfield (15:14)

With Rush Limbaugh, yes. So, and I ran for Congress in 2011. Well, this unbeknownst to me, I wasn't thinking about running for Congress. This came up to be a problem for me because I got, you know, 100 Republican primaries and then that year I got one Democrat primary because I followed Rush. I said, okay, let's see if we can, we can do this. And oh my God, what a headache that was for me that I had one Democrat primary under my belt. But that was literally designed to cause chaos and up end the Democrats. And I was so focused on just, you know, sticking it to them. And who would be the easiest candidate to run against? Clearly not Barack Obama. We saw what a foe, a formidable foe he turned out to be. And so this has been going on for years and I promise you there's shenanigans with, with Democrats and I think too Steve, Democrats play shenanigans with themselves. So now you've got Jasmine Crockett and this Talarico guy running for the Democrat nomination for the Senate. Jasmine was way up. Then Talarico goes way up. Then they switch back and forth. I think the polling's all over the map. But it wouldn't shock me if there were shenanigans in that race from one side of the other.

Steve Bannon (16:25)

Hang on one second. We're taking a short commercial break. Grant Grant Stitchfield, Stephen K. Bennett were co hosting tonight. We've got a cast of characters on here. It looks like could be even a little delay. We're going to figure out what's happening. Think in Dallas county and Dallas they're, they're giving another two hours to the Democrats and now the Republicans want it. I don't know if it's the lines for the Democrats or if it was. People didn't know what precinct to go to. Heard a lot of confusion. Short commercial break. Natasha Owens going to take us out. We're going to be back. Special election coverage here in the Lone Star state of Texas in a moment.

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Cliff Maloney (19:27)

No, this is mostly all Dallas, Steve. And the biggest thing that is a worrisome number when you're talking about Cornyn is Tarrant County. I mean, Tarrant county, he was supposed to dominate. He's at 46%. If he doesn't break 50% in Tarrant. I mean, these are all Dallas counties and surrounding counties that are coming in. But Terrence, one that once again, I mean, I, I had heard people say he needed to be a 55 to 60% in Tarrant. He's currently at 46, you know, and this is early. I mean, we got, we got a lot more votes have to come in. Steve, by the way, a lot of these are the early vote. So as we know, as much as we want our people to vote early, the reality is a lot of those folks are more moderate, right? They are.

Steve Bannon (20:07)

I want to, I want to, I want to check that for a second because, Grant, I think the Tarrant county people will say that they're. This is one of the reddest counties. This is a real MAGA county. If this is Tarrant, that could be a disturbing number if you're a Ken Paxton guy. Grant.

Grant Stinchfield (20:23)

Well, yeah, he's right, because Tarrant county is the largest conservative county in the country. Okay? And so, but there is an aspect of Tarrant county that is old money, that would go establishment and look at a guy like Cornyn. With that said, there's also large movements of real strong patriots there. But you see the same kind of clash in a Tarrant County. But because Tarrant county is so big, I agree that Cornyn needs to be winning big in a county like that because the further west you go and if you look at the map on your screen there, there's no votes in. And this will all be early voting. Typically what happens in Texas the moment the polls close, early voting is released almost within moments of the poll closing, cuz it's already all counted. As for the idea that moderates are voting early and not a lot of conservatives are voting, I think we've done a good job of changing a lot of that. I don't think it's as bad as it was. There is an aspect of that here in Texas, but we've had early voting for a long time now. And there's a lot of people that take advantage of that in this state. I would say, hey, Cliff, let me

Steve Bannon (21:40)

ask you, how did they, how did you're showing now results from this greater Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. And I think I take 11% of the votes in, 46% for Corinth, 37% for Paxton, 13% for Hunt. But how is that gonna jibe? Because you're putting out results at the same time polls are open. I mean, are we gonna kind of have a fouled election right out of the box?

Grant Stinchfield (22:05)

Yeah.

Cliff Maloney (22:06)

And I mean, this reminds me of Florida.

Steve Bannon (22:07)

Right.

Cliff Maloney (22:07)

A lot of people don't know that Florida has two time zones, Right. And the rule or kind of the debate is do you wait? And I think, yeah, you're going to have some people challenging this, saying that because the results are coming out, although they extended it for two hours in some of these counties, they're going to have some people complain about it. Right. And rightfully so. I mean, that might impact somebody. So let's say you're sitting at home right now. You were going to vote for Wesley Hunt, but you're looking at the numbers 13%. So you might say, you know what, I'm going to stay home and I'm not going to get out and vote the same thing on the Democrat side.

Grant Stinchfield (22:36)

Right.

Cliff Maloney (22:36)

If we pull up those numbers, I mean, maybe you look at that race, Crockett's up right now by, you know, 11 points. So maybe you're sitting there saying, ah, well, James doesn't have a shot, so I'm not going to show up. So this is definitely going to be something that I guarantee you one of the losers tries to litigate because, yeah, it's going to impact people's decisions on whether or not to show up if they feel like their vote's not going to matter.

Steve Bannon (22:58)

Let's bring in Jack Vasobic and then Grant, I want to get your thoughts. I've heard the name recognition in a place as big as Texas because Texas is like a country. I think it's the seventh or eighth biggest economy in the world. Jack Posobec, I heard Crocketts had almost no ground game, that Talarico really had a big ground game. But we're already starting out of the box where they've extended the Democrats for two hours in Dallas and now they've extended the Republicans. We starting off with a classic. I heard the Democrats wasn't just about the lines. It was also that they were so screwed up organizationally that people were going, they've had a change, I guess, of precincts. And so folks are going, and you can vote, I guess in any precinct, you can just show up and vote on early voting. But on game day, you gotta show up at the right one. And that was causing mass confusion among the Democrats, many of whom have not had advanced critical thinking, sir.

Jack Posobiec (23:58)

Well, Steve, look, we, we know how this goes, right? The Democrats don't know how to run elections. They run these big counties the same way they, you saw like Maricopa county in Arizona the same way they do In Dallas, they love to play their games. And I. This is going to be great. If Jasmine Crockett gets beat, then she is going to turn into the biggest election truther that you have ever seen. She's going to be up there. I hope she's up. I hope that she's up with Mike Lindell going after everything, going after the, the machines, going after all of it. Because even flip, she might flip and become a Republican. She's going to get so much truth about the way her party operates if she doesn't pull off this thing because they will have bounced her from getting the nomination. You could take that to the bank, Grant.

Steve Bannon (24:43)

You could see that how much the Democratic establishment hated her because of this whole thing they did with Colbert. I mean, Talarico really wasn't that competitive, at least on the polling until they set up the, the Colbert incident where he raised what, five, six, seven, $8 million and got all that national. That's when that race became a horse race. Because the last thing they want is a fire breather like Jasmine Crockett out on the campaign trail this November.

Grant Stinchfield (25:07)

Yeah, look, by all accounts, I think every Republican in Texas believed if we were running against Jasmine Crockett, that's going to be a lot easier race than running against a guy like Talarico who seemed to be kind of surging at the end. I was watching some of the crowds he was drawing. He's like the Beto 2.0 deal. Real quick, clarifying. It doesn't look like Republicans hours were extended. There was some confusion over that. I'm seeing reporting now by the local Fox station in Dallas that says Republican hours were not extended, only the Democrats asked to extend it. So as far as throwing issues that we were considering could happen in the Republican primary, like voter suppression, for a guy like Hunt, that won't be an issue because they did not extend the hours for Republicans.

Steve Bannon (25:53)

Steve. But Grant. But Grant, hang on. But how can they poso jump in here? How can they. Then tonight at 11 o', clock, which Rachel Maddow is gonna spike the football and say, hey, how many. Look, look, there was 500,000 or a million more Democratic voters in the primary. But how can you. It's not an apples to apples comparison. Already they've changed the rules of the game and just gave themselves another couple of hours in what, the biggest city in Texas to run up the score, sir. In the, in the overall aggregate vote.

Jack Posobiec (26:24)

Look, Steve, what can I say? I mean, this is the town of lbj. This is the town where you Know, he used to run elections there like, like the sheriff of all of Texas. We know exactly how the games that he plays are. The, the games that he played were. And it wouldn't surprise me if the Democrats in Dallas are exactly the same as they were in LBJ's day. This is going to be hilarious. I can't wait to see her responses. Of course, I have to be careful about that. I have to be careful to figure out how to watch her responses because of course, Jasmine has me blocked on Twitter.

Steve Bannon (26:55)

She blocked you, Jack. For what reason?

Jack Posobiec (26:57)

She did. She. I don't even remember what for. I got to go look that one up.

Steve Bannon (27:02)

Jack, not that being blocked on Twitter is a, is a, is a big deal for you. It helps a lot. Grant Stitchfield. Is she going to become an election truther? Because you can already say they're trying to put the thumb on the scale for her against her already.

Grant Stinchfield (27:16)

I wouldn't be shocked. I mean, she's, she's, she's literally scared to death of losing this thing. Because think about it. If you're Jasmine Crockett, right, and you're a complete leftist Looney Tune, but you have a national stage and people are going to you, why would you leave to go run for United States Senate in a state like Texas where there's no way you're going to win the general election? You know, Steve, if you go back and look at elections in Texas over the last 10 to 12 years, Republicans keep gaining more and more ground, and yet we're told every year the Democrats are going to take Texas and this is their eye on the prize. And there's no doubt that if Texas were to fall to Democrats, this entire country falls. Which is why, you know, we're dedicating nearly an entire show tonight to this, because Texas is so important. But she's not going to win. So she gives up this national stage. What does she do now? I guess go work in an eyelash place. Go work at Amazing Lash or something. I don't know,

Steve Bannon (28:16)

Cliff. Grant's been correct up until now, but this early vote, I think blew people away. First. There was two and a half million people voted early voting. And the Republicans were outvoted by, I think, a quarter of a million votes. Almost 250,000 votes. 225. 250,000 votes. The Democrats are putting up election year cycle numbers. The Republicans are putting up good numbers for a midterm, but the Democrats really represented here. All because, and it's not this Senate race. I don't buy that. I think it's all because of Trump derangement syndrome, sir.

Richard Barris (28:53)

Yeah.

Cliff Maloney (28:54)

And you're right, Steve. I mean that's what motivates the Democrats. Right? We have to have motivators to get people out to vote. And this should be a wake up call to every single member of the posse out there. To anybody that's an America first patriot. This is your wake up call. The Democrats are completely motivated by a hatred and a fear of the so called fascist that they deem Donald Trump to be. And so we've got to figure out ways to push back. Steve, this is why I'm rooting for Crockett, because I think it's a motivator, right? Not just in Texas for voters to show up and vote against her and her Looney Tunes, but also nationally. This is going to become one of the faces of the Democrat party during the midterms. And so if we can point to a U.S. senate candidate in a state like Texas representing the Democrats, I mean it's just going to be real after reel of showing what the Democrats believe and that we have an alternative that is better. This will motivate Republicans.

Steve Bannon (29:47)

Okay, we're taking a short commercial break. We're going to take we're going to have our out music.

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Holy war.

Steve Bannon (29:53)

For this segment we got Grant Stitchfield, Jack Basoba, Cliff Maloney. So many others going to be joining us as we're focused on the all important Texas primary short commercial break. Back on Real America's Voice for special election night coverage in just a moment.

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pledge at workingwithcancerpledge.com Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Now we have welcome back. We have interesting dilemma. The Democrats are allowed to vote for 2 hours more up till 9 o' clock local time in in Dallas. I think both they've had a precinct problem and supposedly there are some lines to some places. Grant Stitchfield, we have some numbers coming in. You want to walk us through the important races and where we stand?

Grant Stinchfield (32:43)

Yeah, these, these are pretty interesting. So you talked about corn and now remember Cornyn just the other day came out and said if he has a problem in this election it's because early voting and only the most radical show up. Steve he's talking about us. We're the most radical. We love the Constitution and God and and the biblical values this country was founded on. So that's corn. And this is why he's only at 45%. Ken Paxton 39% Wesley Hunt 13%. That with 15% of the vote in. From the numbers I'm seeing, I think Paxton you'll see only go up on the Democrat side. Jasmine Crockett at 54% James Talarico at 45%. 12% in. I think that's still anyone's game. Texas governor's race, Steve, is is also interesting. I wanted Doc Chambers to do better. I knew that he wouldn't only because Governor Abbott has been here for so long. He has such a hold on this country. He's an okay governor. I have my issues with Governor Abbott. There are plenty of Republicans that are worse than Abbott. Trump makes him a stronger governor when Trump is in office. But Doc Chambers, who I know is a frequent contributor to your program War Room, Steve, he's, he's not even showing up in the results for Texas governor with Greg Abbott at 84%. And then you got on the Texas side, Gina Hina Hosa. And then she's going to run away with this whole slew that are down in single digits. She's at 60%. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick running away with it. No surprise there. And then I want to go down to the Ag commissioners race because this is a big one for conservatives. We had a gentleman by the name of Sid Miller, who I actually like the guy. I, I think he's kind of a Texas treasure type guy. He got a lot of criticism with the Maha movement and, and some of the issues with food. I don't think he was a horrible guy. Nate Sheets burst out of the scene, became the instant favorite of many conservatives here. And Nate Sheets is beating Sid Miller 60 to 40%. And, and then I'll also say this, the controller in Texas, which is a big race, a very important job. My very good friend Don Huffines, I think you know him too, Steve. He's at 62, he's at 62%. Kelly Hancock, who's a decent guy too, he's at 23%. But Don Huffines at 62% with 19 in. That looks good for him. And, and I like him getting into statewide office because he's a real conservative fire brand. He thinks Steve, I'm telling you, you and I are aligned on so much. Don Huff finds is

Steve Bannon (35:31)

talked about ag. The other big race. I think the two big Showtime races tonight are for the Senate and for the Attorney General. Where do we stand with the AG race?

Grant Stinchfield (35:41)

So Texas Attorney General, you've got Mays Middleton, who he was running commercials. You know, he's brilliant calling him Maga Maze Middleton. And I don't even know if he got Trump's endorsement or not, but he was MAGA Maze Middleton and he spent a ton of money. Chip Roy, remember President Trump's thorn, he left Congress to run for Attorney General. He's only a 27% with Mays Middleton at 47%. And Aaron Reets, who was a deputy to Ken Paxton in the AG's office endorsed by Ken Paxton is at 13%. So if it stayed this way, you'd have a Maze Middleton, Chip Roy runoff. And I don't think Chip Roy is going to do it. I think he did too much damage with the issues that he had with President Trump and I think that hurt him, especially in a state like Texas where Trump is so popular here.

Steve Bannon (36:36)

Steve. Yeah, no, the but call himself Maga Maze was pretty amazing, brilliant Cliff, any breakdown you can give us on the, your sense of this, what, 15 or 16% that's come in about the, particularly on this Senate race?

Cliff Maloney (36:52)

Yeah, well, look, I will say this. I mean, I do think this is going to go to a runoff unless these rural counties come in and start to really swing this for Paxton. But once again, Steve, I mean, we're looking at some of the historical numbers comparing previous turnouts in the counties that are already in for John Cornyn. Now, you could argue, you know, as he had a competitive race, definitely not in 2020, but these numbers are not where he needs them to be if he's thinking he's going to a win, let alone pull across 50%. So my prediction right now, I think you're going to continue to see Paxton chip away at this lead. And I think the question is going to be how strong are these rural counties to support Ken Paxton over Cornyn. But right now probably looks like this thing goes to a runoff between those two, which is not good. We're probably talking about tens, if not hundreds of millions more dollars spent in this primary. In a way, a lot of people,

Steve Bannon (37:45)

a lot of people, particularly on the conservative side were talking about they felt Paxton had a surge, that Paxton. We had Chris Wilson on, one of the top data scientists in the state of Texas, been Ted Cruz's pulser for a long time. He actually felt that there's might be a chance that, that Paxton could get 50% plus one vote tonight. It doesn't. Listen, this is all very, very, very early and a lot of this is the early voting. But right now it is Cornyn in the lead, correct?

Cliff Maloney (38:15)

Yeah, it's about a four point race right now we do see Paxton picking up. I mean, early on, you know, you had a bigger lead for Cornyn, but like you said, we're about 20% of the votes in. I think it's going to be, you know, once we start to get the tranches of election day votes, that's when I think you're going to start to see how much is this trending. I do think it's going to continue to trend towards Paxton. I do feel that way. Grant, you might.

Jack Posobiec (38:36)

God.

Steve Bannon (38:37)

Well also just Grant, this is about Doc, about Doc Chambers. Remember his part of this movement were adamantly, they're adamantly opposed to early voting. They just said, hey, we don't trust these machines. We don't trust the guys who run the elections. We don't want to give our data. We don't want any of it. So that may change and obviously Paxton's got a ton of followers that don't vote early also. So although Pax. Although Cornyn was saying, oh, only the most radical people vote early, I don't think that's actually the fact. Grant, any observations there?

Grant Stinchfield (39:11)

Yeah, you remember, Steve, the other day I mentioned to you my buddy Harry Ballew, he's 80 years old, I play gin rummy and golf with him on a regular basis. And I look at these guys that I hang out with because they're in many respects the Texas Republican voter. And you know, much of my dismay, some of them, they're opposed to Ken Paxton because they're still reading the Dallas Morning News even though they're conservative. They still get the paper every day and they believe all this stuff that, oh, Paxton's corrupt and you know, he did have issues in his personal life that is not appetizing to many people. But in the end, I look at it as who's going to be the best for us, who's going to be the biggest fighter in Washington? And that's what I go to. But I think the older generation may have bought in into a lot of the negative publicity that was being thrown at Paxton. But you know, Steve Paxton, like Trump, beat everything they threw at him. And remember they had the Bush family throwing everything. That entire impeachment process, which I know you covered on War Room a lot, they spent millions of dollars on that, almost funded entirely by the Bush aligned groups in Texas, to try to take out Paxton because they're so afraid of him getting onto a national stage. But it still is going to be an issue for him. Some of the stuff in his past, it's not an issue to me. It's not an issue to most of the grassroots conservatives I talked to. But with an older set, I can't ignore what they tell me. And you know, they voted for Cornyn. And I said, you did what? How can you do that to me? You know what I do for a living? How do you vote for Cornyn? And they looked at me and said, what do you want me to do?

Steve Bannon (40:57)

Hey, Jack Posobic, why are we here tonight? Why is this such a big deal? Put it in perspective of why we get full wall to wall coverage on this, on this Texas primary.

Jack Posobiec (41:07)

Look, you gotta understand, Steve, that there's a number of issues at stake here. So Texas as goes Texas, as goes the nation, as you said in the intro there. And that's completely correct when you look at the way the demographics have been moving in Texas in terms of the migration Both illegal. And we're just gonna have to say it, Steve. Legal migration to Texas over the past couple of years, whether it be Islam, whether it be other third worlders, other people coming in, they are doing their best. The Democrats are doing their best to import their voters to Texas. That's what this is really all about, the soul of Texas going forward. Will Texas stay the proud state that it has always been? Or will Texas succumb to this wave of imported voters? And here's the key. If Texas goes blue, then guess what? Republicans are going to have a huge problem running nationwide and winning electoral colleges in 28. They'll have a little bit more help in 32 because we're going to have the population swing because of the census. But look, if Texas goes blue, that is going to be a huge problem for Republican candidates in any Republican president. I don't care if it's Rubio, if

Steve Bannon (42:18)

Texas, if Texas goes blue, you're not going to control the House of Representatives. You're not going to win any more presidential elections. I just think Texas is the jewel of the crown of the MAG, of the nation, but also the MAGA movement, the populist movement, the grassroots, the Trump movement. I mean, Texas is it. It's very interesting, you know, because the folks down here in Texas are obviously looking at this Democratic, this Democratic tsunami, at least to date, on early voting. And Texas has kind of been like California. Texas to the Republican Party is like California Democratic Party. People come here all the time and raise money for other races. In fact, there was a race the other night, somebody sent me something on and I was talking some folks from an out of state House candidate which would be very traditional to come to. Like was it Highland park and have a fundraiser and a lot of people saying, no, we gotta keep all that money in Texas now we have to keep this money in Texas because we're gonna have a real fight with these Democrats. And this is what I told people about these Jack, these totals. I said, if the Democrats, and this is why I think they kept it open, One of the reasons they keep it open, nine o'. Clock. If the Democrats significantly outperform the Republicans, you're gonna have a billion dollars coming to here. They're going to say, hey, we can see right now that we can stop Trump, we can stop maga, we can stop the Trump revolution this fall. It's not a five year program, it's not a ten year program, it's a here and now program. Jack POSOBIC.

Jack Posobiec (43:47)

That's exactly right, Steve. And that's what they want. Because and there are some, by the way, there are some in the Senate gop, in the Republican establishment GOP that would prefer, that would prefer a Democrat winning in Texas. We're just going to say it. We're all here, we're all big boys. We're going to have an adult conversation about this. They would prefer a Democrat winning to an America first populist winning. They would prefer that because that allows the swamp to stay swamp. They, that allows the club, that allows the unit party to maintain it. They would have never any cracks in that.

Steve Bannon (44:27)

They were never allowed Cornyn's team to be as negative on Ken Paxton. Like Grant said, this guy's not perfect. But what they've done in these ads is not acceptable. This is why Richard Barris has got this polling that shows and Caroline Wren talked about it earlier on the show, the war in Texas. Barris polling shows like 30% of the grassroots will not vote for Cornyn. They have been so turned off by the money and by the techniques and just corn and as a rhino, they won't do it. Cliff, real quickly before we go to break, I just heard that Prop 10, at least at the 13% mark had 95% of the vote. Do you have any. Can you give me a quick update? We got about 30 seconds before we bounced a break now.

Cliff Maloney (45:12)

Let me pull back in. But yeah, I mean I'm seeing that we've got about 26% in. I'm going to have a bad update for you here, Steve, but I just want to say that Paxton is about to hit 40% of the first time that he's about to hit 40%. He's just below it and cornered is down to 43 and a half. So that is narrowing.

Steve Bannon (45:28)

This is, this is a horse race right now. Okay, we're taking a short commercial break here on Real America's Voice. We got the stench is with us. Posos with us. Cliff Maloney's with us. We're going to bring in a couple of three others after we turn from a short commercial break.

Grant Stinchfield (45:51)

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pledge at workingwithcancerpledge.com Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Stench. Pretty big news here on the Democratic side. And this is this Senate race in the Democratic side is a national race. They took money from all over. What do you got for us, Steve?

Grant Stinchfield (48:04)

It's. It's pretty unbelievable. So Jasmine Crockett, crazy Crockett wants to run for Senate. She does. She's running against this guy James Talarico basically burst onto the scene. He's now at 53%. She's at 46% with 30% of the vote in. But I want to tell you something. You know, I love these sites like Calshi and the prediction markets. And I'll just be honest with all of you. I play them all the time. I made a lot of money in the last election on President Trump. There is no doubt and I'm not kidding around on that. Listen to this, Steve. James Talarico on CalShi is at 99%, meaning you have to bet 99 to win $1 in this Senate race. Jasmine Crockett is all the way down at 1%, which tells you where the betters are that Talarico is gonna. Is gonna take this thing. And that's pretty amazing to me. This, the Senate race on the Republican side is a little bit closer. It's got John Cornyn, who has four. Excuse me, 39%. John Cornyn has 43%. Ken Paxton has 39%. But the prediction markets have Ken Paxton at almost 80% winning this race. Now, remember, this is. Winning this. This would be after a runoff, is when it would settle. If it goes into a runoff. The betting markets don't settle. Oh, no, no, no, no.

Steve Bannon (49:32)

Was the. Is the betting market just for this primary and it resets afterwards because then it's just a. Does it count?

Grant Stinchfield (49:39)

So this, this betting market is who will be the nominee. So it would continue into the runoff if someone goes over 50% bets close. If it goes into a runoff, this market still is open and you can trade it like a stock, which is why I think you see ken Paxton at 78%. Because if it goes into a runoff, the. The theory is the number two vote getter is going to win because he's going to get everybody else below him, too, including Wesley Hunt voters that would then throw him over a guy like. A guy like Cornyn. But I wouldn't count Paxton out from taking this thing outright yet. I mean, you know, you don't have a huge amount of the vote in. It says for the senate, it says 24% in. Some of the others are up to 30%. But, you know, you still got a lot of votes to be counted here.

Steve Bannon (50:27)

Steve, Beau French, you're running for. You join us. You're running for the Texas Railroad Commission. That is one of the more important jobs in the state of Texas, which is the most important state in the union. Tell us about that job and where do you stand tonight?

Grant Stinchfield (50:46)

Yeah, well, first of all, confusing name.

Jack Posobiec (50:47)

It doesn't have anything to do with trains. It is the regulator over the oil

Steve Bannon (50:51)

and gas industry in Texas.

Jack Posobiec (50:52)

Super important for our economy and super important for national security reasons. Early voting looks promising. I'm the high vote getter in the counties that I've looked at so far,

Steve Bannon (51:02)

so I have a lead in the race.

Jack Posobiec (51:04)

But with five candidates in the race, it's likely to be a runoff between

Cliff Maloney (51:07)

the incumbent and myself, who, by the

Jack Posobiec (51:09)

way, outspent me four or five to one.

Steve Bannon (51:13)

What's the issue there? What's the difference between. I know that you've been great in rebuilding so much of the Republican Party, particularly north of Dallas. You've been terrific on Prop 10 as one of the early proponents of the prohibiting Sharia law. They really came after you hard. But what are the real issues in that race?

Grant Stinchfield (51:36)

Yeah, I mean, the main thing is,

Steve Bannon (51:38)

you know, to win a Republican primary,

Grant Stinchfield (51:40)

you have to, you have to attract Republican primary voters.

Jack Posobiec (51:43)

And I was really the only conservative in the race.

Grant Stinchfield (51:46)

The incumbent is a, you know, he's a rino.

Jack Posobiec (51:49)

He has donated to Democrats mostly throughout his life. He increased regulations to like Biden era, almost like Biden EPA type regulations on

Grant Stinchfield (52:00)

the oil and gas industry, really hampering operators ability to produce oil. And so, you know, I think the

Jack Posobiec (52:07)

voters who did the research, the grassroots folks who did the research, they all rallied around my campaign.

Grant Stinchfield (52:11)

I had the endorsement of, you know,

Jack Posobiec (52:13)

almost every grassroots conservative organization in Texas. So I think that was really the difference maker.

Steve Bannon (52:20)

Cliff Maloney, can you give us an update on, on the numbers, sir?

Cliff Maloney (52:26)

Yeah, well, let me just go back real quick to Don Huffines. I wanted to make sure I said this on air to the whole posse here. Don Huff finds winning the comptroller. Right now, he's about 62%, which is a huge number, Steve. I mean, people thought this was going to be neck and neck. Abbott went all in for the opponent. Huffines got the late Trump endorsement, which was great. But Don Huffines is a comptroller of a state like Texas. I mean, his whole message was he wants to do Texas. And look, health finds is the real deal, right? He's not going to go in there and he's not going to be timid. He's going to go in there and he's going to be full America first, full Texas first. And I just want everybody in the movement to remember this. This is a huge win because it's going to really put pressure on the establishment in a state like Texas to actually take action. So I want to say that's a, that's a huge one for all of us.

Steve Bannon (53:11)

How is this, how is this, how is this. Hang on, how is this happening? Because Kelly Hancock has carpet bombed the airwaves and he's Abbotts. You know, every, every ad has got Abbott sitting there going, hey, I need Kelly Hancock if we're to be successful, I need, I need Kelly Hancock as my comptroller. How'd this happen?

Cliff Maloney (53:30)

Yeah, I think, listen, when, when Don went after Abbott four years ago for the primary, you know, Abbott was able to really just keep that name ID and push it away. People got to know who Don Huffines was during that primary and for Trump to come in, for Trump to support him. You know, I think it's just people are tired of the inaction. A lot of the Republicans want people to actually get things done and they're just tired of the excuses. I think Don Huffines came forward with a fresh, I would argue a direct message and people bought it. People wanted it. 62%, Steve. I cannot repeat how strong that number is.

Steve Bannon (54:05)

That's a blowout. Beau French, where do people go and find out more about you? You clearly looks like you're going to a runoff. So you got to grind through this thing until, what, mid to late May. Where do people go May 26th?

Grant Stinchfield (54:15)

Yeah.

Jack Posobiec (54:15)

BeauFrench.com or on, on Twitter on X@Beau

Steve Bannon (54:19)

French TX Bo, you're a patriot and a warrior. You're as tough as they get. So honored to have you on the show tonight and great showing.

Jack Posobiec (54:28)

Thanks for having me.

Steve Bannon (54:31)

Okay, we're gonna take a short commercial break. We start our second hour. Grant Stinchfield, our co host. We got Cliff Maloney, Jack Boic with us. We're going to add so much more. I think we're going to see a lot of numbers. We're going to go start off the next hour. We're going down to Paxton headquarters. Our own Ben Berquam is there. Short commercial break. Natasha Owens will take us out with her. Number one hit the boss.

Grant Stinchfield (55:07)

And you lost that human touch. I thank God you're not. I thank God you're not. You know, you still need help from the boss.

Steve Bannon (55:32)

We need help from the boss.

Cliff Maloney (55:46)

Islamic Jihadis are plotting against you.

Steve Bannon (55:49)

Why in the hell you think they're in Houston? In the north of Dallas. They are working together to overthrow Western civilization.

Grant Stinchfield (55:57)

Sharia compounds which are areas governed by religious rules. We know who you are, we know what you are and we know what

Steve Bannon (56:04)

you're trying to accomplish. And it is not going to happen. In the jewel of the crown of the union of this republic, we purge any attempt to impose Sharia law in Texas.

Cliff Maloney (56:14)

They are not coming.

Steve Bannon (56:16)

They are already here. You are not here properly and you

Grant Stinchfield (56:20)

are going to leave.

Steve Bannon (56:23)

On 3 March, Sharia law goes on the ballot in the state of Texas. The United States Constitution and Sharia are fundamentally at odds with one another. We're going to tell them, take your Sharia law and shove it. Islam will never dominate the United States,

Grant Stinchfield (56:41)

and by the grace of God, it

Steve Bannon (56:43)

will not dominate Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation Goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country?

Grant Stinchfield (56:58)

War Room, Texas.

Jack Posobiec (57:00)

Your host, Stephen K. Bannon starts right now.

Steve Bannon (57:05)

Okay, it's Tuesday the 3rd of March, Overlord 2026. It's election day. It's game day in Texas. And now we're into the evening. Let's go to Ben Berkhwam, our own Ben Berkwam, who is down at Paxton campaign headquarters. Ben, what do you got for us?

Ben Berkhwam (57:22)

Yeah, hey, I just want to make a real quick comment about what Cliff said, the race. All across America, Democrats are up in arms. They're out there showing up because they're pissed at. I changed my hats at these two things, at MAGA and at ice. And if we don't wake up to what we're actually fighting against, the radical left that want to destroy this country from within, we're going to lose this country. So people, people, better freaking wake up before the midterms actually come. But I do have an update on the numbers. This is a surprising one, a good one, too. So Steve Toth, running against Dan Crenshaw is up with 28% in. Right now. He's up 53% to 44%. So that could be a big upset as well to the rhino establishment. Dan Crenshaw.

Steve Bannon (58:05)

Wow. And that is no stench. You've got a long history with Crenshaw, do you not? Right now, that's outside the margin for a runoff. That would be an outright victory on primary night. You and. You and Crenshaw go way back.

Grant Stinchfield (58:20)

Well, we've gotten into it numerous times. When I was doing radio, I would push him on his support for Trump, and he would always, either at the early stages, refuse to support Trump and dance around it when no one was really sure if Trump was going to run again. When I knew Trump was running again, you knew Trump was running again. But these kind of rhinos. And I look at Dan Crenshaw as a rhino, and I would call him out on that as being a rhino. And of course, he doesn't like it. But Dan Crenshaw is a guy, Steve, that literally tries to trip people when they're asking him questions. I don't know if you remember that video. Like, that's just a mean dude, right? Like, I get it. If you disagree on policy, you want to be a rhino, fine. I'm not. But if you're tripping people and trying to. Trying to really, literally hurt somebody that's just doing their job, you're a loser. And I think Dan Crenshaw is a loser and Steve Tothe is an amazing conservative. So this goes hand in hand when we talk about, you heard Don Huffines, and I know a lot of people around the country don't know the name Don Huffines, but he's a conservative firebrand here in Texas. He ran against Abbott. He's a nemesis of Greg Abbott. Now you get Toth, who could beat Dan Crenshaw. To Ben's point, MAGA is taking control of Texas and even a guy like Beau French, instrumental in Republican gains in the Dallas and Tarrant county areas. All of this tells me that Texas, look, I never want to say that, that they're not going to take Texas because I know that that's their big prize, the Democrats. But I feel so good about where this state is and where we're headed. All of this to me is more signs now it's a Republican primary, it's not the general election. But all of these are really good signs. And if Dan Crenshaw were to fall, boy, that would be a sweet deal for me tonight.

Steve Bannon (60:11)

Steve, do I have is posto back up personal? Is poso back up? Let's go to Poso. Poso. Dan Crenshaw. Steve Toth is. Looks like it could be, I would say, an upset. Although Crenshaw is one of the more controversial guys in the House, to be seeing congressman be defeated in a primary is big news. Jack Posovic.

Jack Posobiec (60:35)

Yeah, Steve, I'm still looking at that. It looks like there's still quite a bit of the vote out. I'm seeing only 28% of the vote counted there. So remains to be seen. I do know that Turning Point Action actually endorsed Toth in that race. So that may have played somewhat of a, of a role looking at it, and certainly something where, you know, people have, you know, people have come in and have pretty, pretty heated opinions on Congressman Crenshaw both for and against. He's got a big national profile. I, you know, I'm not familiar with the district myself. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a dang Yankee, as they say. So I will say this, though, that, that House elections always come down to their district. It is, it is tough to win a congressional election. It is tough to win a House election. This is something that Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all ran for the House and failed before they became President of the United States. So even though they could win the presidency, they weren't even able to win a House district. So it's just they're they're an interesting beast. There's just a very interesting beast.

Steve Bannon (61:42)

Grant, give us, tell us about Toth. What's he like? Give us the background.

Grant Stinchfield (61:46)

He's a good guy. You know, he would come on, on my show right here on this network every night at 6pm by the way, for everybody watching, 7pm Eastern Time, 6pm Central. He would come on a lot. Still does. And I go to him whenever I need on insight into how conservative lawmakers are thinking. He's a state representative here in Texas. And you know, and I know you've covered it, Steve, the problems that Texas has at a state House level where Democrats have virtually taken over the state House even though Republicans have what looks like a super majority, they make deals. Toth was one of the few guys that really would stand up to not just the Democrats, but the RINO Republicans in a very, very big way. And you know, he's basically punished for it by leadership in Texas. But those are the kinds of people that the grassroots here in this state gravitate towards. If you're punished, whether it's on social media or whether it's at your workplace and that gets out and you are running for office, we celebrate that. We back you and, and I think that's a result of that attitude here in Texas.

Steve Bannon (62:56)

Cliff Maloney, give us an update on the, on the numbers here because things are starting to come in now.

Cliff Maloney (63:01)

Yeah, we're looking at this Prop 10 to ban Sharia law. We're at 95%. Yes on that. Remember, this is a GOP primary ballot, only one of those things that they do. But this is a resounding yes from the Republicans and that's, that's just awesome. Look at one other race to flag for everybody out there is the Tony Gonzalez, Brandon Herrera primary. We are starting to get some numbers there and as of this moment, you know, it's only a couple percentage in but that's going to be a neck and neck one to see if Gonzalez can survive. I'm obviously rooting for Brandon Herrera. Great patriot, goes by the AK guy on social medias. But you know, Gonzalez is kind of under fire right now. The whole scandal that broke and that would be a huge win alongside taking out Crenshaw. If we take out Crenshaw and Gonzalez on the same night, that's going to have major repercussions when it comes to actual America first fighters in Congress and not these rhinos. So keep your eye on that race. That's going to be one that really, if we pull that off It'll be huge for Herrera.

Steve Bannon (64:01)

What is, what are the numbers Right now it's neck and neck, but do you have a breakdown of what percentages, what percentage is in and where they stand?

Cliff Maloney (64:09)

Yeah, we've got 4% in right now, so not much. And it's about 47% for Gonzalez to 39% for Herrera. So gotta see how that unfolds. But I got a funny feeling it's going to continue to trend up for Herrera.

Steve Bannon (64:25)

Jack, do we have John Guandola up yet? Because I want to talk to John if he get him up. Posobic. Something we've worked on together, this Prop 10, the prohibiting Sharia law in the state of Texas, 95%. Want to thank everybody now. We're a long way from being finished here, but so far tremendous effort. This is the kind of number we had hoped for. Right, but you can only hope and pray for that. Your thoughts about that, sir?

Jack Posobiec (64:54)

Well, Steve, as great as that is, I would still, and I would still say though that preventing Sharia law is one thing to enshrine that into the state legislature and trying that into the state constitution of Texas, but at the same time there still needs to be work done when it comes to the effects of immigration and migration to Texas. And you go down there and you've seen the foreign born population, particularly in the DFW and the Dallas Fort Worth area has absolutely exploded in the last 10 to 15 years. And this isn't people coming across the border from Mexico like we've seen in years past, the Rio Grande Valley and others. This is people coming from all the way across the world and settling there in Texas. And they are changing very much changing a lot of the culture of Texas. They're changing a lot of the, of just what it means to be a Texan. And you're seeing this not just from California, not just in Austin, but really writ large. And that's going to change the demographics. The Democrats understand this. They understand that every single time they subvert the Texas vote that that's another chip away at the Republicans being able to win electorally in an electoral college contest for the national, for national elections and for the presidency and the Vice presidency. That's something that's been a long term plan for the Democrats for years. You're going to see the Democrats continue to pour money into this project. So as great as Prop 10 is, and I'm not detracting that in any way, I think it's amazing. Obviously there can only be one law in this country that is U.S. law. That is American law. We cannot have Sharia law. And we must remember who we are, that the United States of America is a Christian majority nation. And we've always been a Christian majority nation. That is where our rules come from. That is where our laws come from. That is where our culture comes from. And there's no problem whatsoever with simply stating it and simply enshrining it.

Steve Bannon (66:46)

So Stench, you were the, you were the emcee at that amazing event that the Patriot Mobile folks and, and Karen Siegman, we had Glenn Beck, we had Kurt Vil just came over. You were the emcee. You remember the energy that night. The whole structure that we were talking about is give people a permission structure to actually talk about this issue. And I think you would agree with me, we're blown away by this number. But Jack Posobec, and I want your thoughts on this because being here for the last five weeks, it's been nothing short of shocking to me of what is happening to Texas. And it's not just it is this Islamic invasion, there's no doubt about it, the Sharia law. But it's this other thing about not illegal immigration, but legal immigration that I think is a powder keg. Your thoughts, sir?

Grant Stinchfield (67:33)

Well, we have, I mean, Texas, specifically the Dallas, Fort Worth area has become ground zero for this H1B visa fraud. We've seen that being exposed at great numbers here. And I actually believe the H1B visa fraud and the idea of creating these Muslims so called communities, Muslim cities, where they're going to institute their own law. This is very real. And they both go hand in hand. And I do believe it's by design. I think they're using and abusing the H1B visa system in order to flood these cities. And they're popping up like some are proposed, but some are already here. But Steve, you mentioned that event, that event, and I can't tell you how many people emailed me after to watch the replay of it nationally. You and Gert and Glenn Beck did such a fabulous job riling up that crowd. But the energy in there was amazing to me and it again restored my faith in my fellow Texans that we're not going down easy in this state. And I think they picked the wrong state in the fact that if they thought it was going to be easy to take over this state with Sharia law and have Muslim communities, they picked the wrong state. Like go try that in in Minnesota and you're being successful at it in Detroit. But don't come into Texas and think that's going to go down and clearly it's not. And you got Ken Paxton and even, you know, earlier, Steve, I said that President Trump makes Greg Abbott stronger. President Trump makes every Republican politician stronger. For some reason these politicians get backbones when President Trump is in office, including Greg Abbott. Greg Abbott wouldn't have gone after these communities if President Trump wasn't in office. But he feels like he has the protection in order to do it. And so, you know, we have leaders that are pushing back against this, including Paxton at an attorney general level. So it's going to be hard, but they're not going to give up. Just know we're not giving up either, Steve.

Steve Bannon (69:29)

No, this will fight. I want to go we're going to go to commercial break here in a second. I want two of the unsung heroes on this Prop 10. And right now Prop 10 has 95% of the Republican voters approve of the proposition that would prohibit Sharia law in the state of Texas. Jenny Story of Patriot Mobile and the great Amy Meck. I cannot tell you Amy Mack and her team, the research they do, it's just incredible level. They get the best research, they get the best videos, they get the best analysis. And that has been such a critical, critical component of Prop 10. Prop 10 at 95. We're taking a short break. I am going back to Ben Burk when we get back. Ben was up in Plano today in front of a mosque where he started his, he started his coverage of election day. Natasha Owen takes us out. You're on Real America's Voice doing coverage of the great state of Texas on primary night. Back in a moment.

Grant Stinchfield (70:39)

Has already stated we encourage each and every one of you to remain resilient. We cannot allow this type of behavior

Cliff Maloney (70:48)

to be rewarded because so long as

Grant Stinchfield (70:51)

they know that they can win even if it means cheating, then they will continue to do it. So I am asking you, I am begging you to make sure that you go ahead and figure out where it is that you are supposed to vote.

Steve Bannon (71:06)

Stand in line, wait in line. Okay. Stench. This is whole issue and the reason they kept it open two hours because it wasn't so much lines for long for the Democrats. My understanding is that people had a confusion about their districts where they could actually vote early voting. My understanding is you can vote anywhere but when it comes to game day voting, you guys show up in the district. I saw some coverage from local news earlier that had some of the Democratic voters quite confused. But Jasmine Crockett right there is saying it's Rigged. And they're stealing it from her, are they not? Is she not, sir?

Grant Stinchfield (71:45)

I figured it out. She's the one trying to steal the election. Steve, first off, let me say this to your point about where you vote. In Texas, everybody knows you can vote anywhere in the county. Early voting, okay? You can go to any precinct you want. On day of voting, you have to go to your precinct. The precincts change. Sometimes people get confused, Republican and Democrat. I had a friend of mine who went to the wrong place. He got in the car and drove to the right place. It's a few miles away at most. Steve, I know what happened here. The Democrats saw, or at least Jasmine Crockett's team saw, that she was behind against Talarico. Where is Crockett from? She's from the Dallas area. So she decides to go to a sympathetic Dallas judge who loves her liberal lunatic ideas and say, you know what I'm seeing statewide? I'm losing. Give me a shot at two hours to rally more people to the polls. You just heard her say it there. There. She's. She's losing now at what, 52 to 47% with almost 40% of the vote in. And she's trying to rally her troops in Dallas to go get out to the polls. This I promise you. If it comes out that it was going to be Crockett's team that somehow went and argued that the polls had to stay open because there was confusion and all this stuff, well, there'd be just as much confusion amongst Republicans. Why is it that Republicans apparently can figure out how to get id, how to get a passport, how to go where to vote, but a Democrat can't figure this out, can't figure any of it out. So I think that's why we saw the poll stay open. Crockett saw, she's losing. And now how rich is that, Steve? She's claiming that it was stolen from her

Steve Bannon (73:28)

post. So what do we have to do to convert her to the MAGA movement? She's already, you know, they. Right.

Jack Posobiec (73:36)

First of all, we're going to send her a My pillow. That's number one. That's where it starts. That's how it gets in the best night's sleep in the whole wide world. Then we're gonna maybe, maybe, maybe send her a book on how elections are run in the United States. And then we'll. We'll go through the divinion motive machines. We'll go through all this stuff. Look, look, she is starting to wake up to the fact that her party does not want her to be in power, does not want to give her the reins. And if they want to take it away from her, that they will do. So they did this. There's the same thing due to Bernie Sanders back in 2016 and 2020, by the way. It's the same thing Democrats have done time and time again to any candidate that they feel is a problem for them. You saw the establishment coming in. Everything they did with Colbert coming in and saying that, oh, we're going to do this fake censorship thing, and then that's going to lead to a bunch of nominations or donations. Then you saw. And even, even a real clear politics. They were saying, wait a minute. You know, all these independent polls had had Crockett up until the very end. It was only campaign polls that were putting in Talarico. So what's going on here?

Steve Bannon (74:41)

No. Unbelievable. Hey, Ben Berquin, would you donate your ICE hat to. To Crockett to get her over to the, to the MAGA banner, sir?

Ben Berkhwam (74:50)

Hey, hey, if it gets her off the Democrat plantation, I will give her the ice hat. In fact, she can ride with me. We can go show exactly what ICE is doing to remove the illegals out of our country. Absolutely. Jasmine, you have a 100% invitation to come join me. By the way, Steve, she's the only one that had the nerve to put her own face on every one of her yard signs. You're driving across Texas and all you see is Jasmine Crocketts.

Steve Bannon (75:16)

Her.

Ben Berkhwam (75:16)

Her pretentious. It's just so much ego that spewing out of this lady. You can't get away from it. So if she loses tonight, you better believe she's going to be on a war path. I don't know if she's going to be like sellout Bernie Sanders who just caves, talks about socialism, and then always gives up when it gets stolen from him. But yes, Jasmine, you can come ride with me in ICE anytime.

Steve Bannon (75:38)

But it shows you that, that they, they cess Steve. Starting with Colbert. Yeah, go ahead.

Grant Stinchfield (75:45)

Am I the only one here that doesn't want her? You guys keep her. I don't want her anywhere near maga. I don't want her in my party. Let her go crawl under a rock someplace. Go back to the hood in Dallas. You're not coming to my party. I. I don't want. Hold it. So I'm out. We're big.

Steve Bannon (76:00)

This is big tent maga. You know, first off, she's, she's say listen, every night on msnbc, we're the worst you know, we're election deniers. Election deniers. Then Jasmine Crockett, we're still early in the evening and she's saying the magic words. They stole it from me. She's already gone to a judge and got a two hour extension just for herself. Right.

Grant Stinchfield (76:24)

Unbelievable. Oh, gosh. The hypocrisy of the left. You know, I often say we can do entire shows on hypocrisy of the left. And Steve, this is literally a prime example of that.

Steve Bannon (76:37)

But they set up, and I'm not trying to defend her, but the whole Colbert thing with Talarico, because they think Talarico is a beta male, they try to do this beta or work. They think these beta males can come in and that's what you need to win in Texas. A non controversial guy. I mean, they think he's the second coming. They think he's going to beat. They think he can beat Cornyn or he could beat Paxton. Right.

Grant Stinchfield (77:02)

Look, look, in Texas especially, you have black men that have come over to MAGA in huge numbers. They don't like beta males. And in many respects there's a lot of black folks that don't like the idea of reparations either. And she was starting to push that nonsense as well. I think black folks, the ones I've talked to, say, you know what, we're tired of being told that we're victims and we don't want to be treated like victims anymore. She's still pushing the idea of reparations. And as for Talarico, as I said, these black men do not like beta males. Why do you, why do you think Buddha judge is like polling at 0% if he was to run for president? Because black folks don't like bootleg, those types of people.

Steve Bannon (77:49)

Cliff, can we get an update on. Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead, Ben.

Ben Berkhwam (77:54)

Yeah. Hey, just think about this, though. When, when Jasmine announced she started running, she went from being the thug candidate as a congresswoman to trying to censor herself over to the right, pretending like she's a Texan girl, a Texas girl. She came out with the whole I'm a Texas girl, pretending like she's for the Second Amendment, all this stuff. And I think immediately they realized that MAGA that, that Texas didn't buy it. Now they throw this Calarico guy in. And you're absolutely right, Grant's absolutely right. Texans see through this. In particular, somebody who goes on and says that Christians believe in that he's a Christian and he supports lgbtq, XYZ and all the abortion crap. This is what the left does. They come out, they lie to the people, they change words, they take words away from us. It works with the left. It doesn't work with the right. And that's where I think they've way over miscalculated this, where they think that he's going to come in and save the day just because they realized that nobody was buying her lies. But I am with Grant. You guys can keep her. I mean, I'll invite her on Ice Drop.

Grant Stinchfield (78:53)

I convinced one guy.

Steve Bannon (78:55)

I got to hold it. Poso Talarico. Talarico not just says about this. He cites. Doesn't he cite Bible verses to say to, like, support abortion and lgbtq?

Jack Posobiec (79:11)

Hey, you know who else cites scripture? The devil. All right, the devil can cite scripture, too. All right, so let's. Let's not get into that. Christ always said, it's not about the letter of the law. It is the spirit of the law, and do not tempt me. So this is what. This is what Christ always said. He said, you cannot take these things out of context to play these word games. You should always be very careful when someone is doing something like that with holy scripture. And, yeah, Talarika, he was one of these guys I think, was trying to justify abortion, was trying to justify all these things by going to scripture. It's a joke. It's ridiculous, and it's heresy. It's just straight up heresy. So if he wants to try to run on a platform like that in Texas, good luck to him.

Steve Bannon (79:52)

I think he used to try to do the abortion. When Gabriel came to the Virgin Mary, I think he twisted that around somehow.

Ken Paxton (79:58)

Yeah, yeah.

Jack Posobiec (79:59)

He was trying to say that Gabriel's. That Gabriel's announcement was. That was a choice, and that therefore the Bible was pro choice. But last time. Last time I checked, my Gospel of Luke, it says, hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you.

Steve Bannon (80:12)

Unbelievable. Cliff Maloney, before we go to break here, we got a couple of minutes. Can we get updates on the numbers?

Cliff Maloney (80:18)

Yes, sir. Prop 10 still sitting at about 95%. Remember, that's to ban Sharia law. That's a huge win for us. I got an interesting breakdown for you guys on this Gonzalez vs Herrera race. Once again, Tony Gonzalez not in favor with America. First, Brennan Herrera, the challenger. Herrera won Picos county by two points back in the 2024 runoff, and he's currently carrying it by 20 points. He lost Crockett by two points in 2024. He's now winning it by nine points. Upton county, he lost 69 to 31. He's only losing right now by less than 18 points. That's a huge shift. And then uvalde, he lost 55 to 44. He is now winning Uvalde County. This is still likely to go to a runoff. Herrera is going to have to really chip away to get above 50%. But right now it looks like all the momentum is behind Brandon Herrera and he's going to finish first in this race.

Jack Posobiec (81:17)

Real quick.

Steve Bannon (81:18)

Yeah, jump in, jump in.

Tommy Robinson (81:19)

Go ahead, Steve.

Jack Posobiec (81:20)

Big update in Texas, too. Steve Tothe Big, big increase. Steve Toth with 58% of the vote in now at 57%. Dan Crenshaw, 39.

Steve Bannon (81:33)

Wow, that's, that is a stunning number for a sitting congressman in a runoff.

Jack Posobiec (81:39)

That's almost 10 points.

Steve Bannon (81:41)

Jack, real quickly as we go to break here, Turning Point endorsed Top. Why was that? What they see in Top,

Jack Posobiec (81:52)

you know, they were looking for change. What can I say? I was Tyler just texted me earlier and he said, you know, we haven't seen anything new yet, but he said we might. This might just happen. This might just happen.

Steve Bannon (82:04)

Unbelievable. Short commercial break we're back. This is real America's Voice election night coverage. The great state of Texas also, again, Cliff Maloney going to bug Cliff to give some North Carolina numbers. I think North Carolina has closed, the polls are closed there. Arkansas, short commercial break Back with the team in a moment. Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Okay, Glenn Story joins us from Patriot Mobile. Not a bad night for maga, it looks like. Unfortunately we're going to have a runoff unless something changes pretty dramatically with Ken Paxton. It looks like could be a runoff.

Grant Stinchfield (83:05)

Yeah, that's the one that really bothers me because quite frankly, what's going to happen is they're just going to throw mud at each other, make each other look terrible, and the left is just going to eat that up. It's not going to help us at all.

Steve Bannon (83:19)

Now, Don Huffines, big win. Look, it's still too early to call, but he's over 60%, right? That's a, that's a, that's that's surprising.

Grant Stinchfield (83:28)

No, no, no, no. I, you know, we all kind of

Steve Bannon (83:30)

felt Don had the momentum, even with Kelly Hancock. I mean, Abbott. Every ad you saw was Kelly Hancock. Abbott went all in for Hancock, didn't he?

Grant Stinchfield (83:37)

Yeah, he did.

Steve Bannon (83:38)

But you know, the grassroots really does appreciate Don.

Grant Stinchfield (83:41)

And you know, when he ran for governor, he did pretty well.

Steve Bannon (83:44)

But this, this Senate race going to a runoff. This thing was the first of the most expensive primary in the history of the Republican Party coming out of Corner, all negative 100%. I don't even watch television anymore because

Grant Stinchfield (83:58)

it's Ken did this, Ken did that.

Steve Bannon (84:00)

You know, he's one of the only guys that fought for this state tooth

Grant Stinchfield (84:04)

and nail from the day he truly

Steve Bannon (84:06)

stood in the gap.

Grant Stinchfield (84:07)

And you know, all this negative media put him down. We didn't ask him to stand in the pulpit.

Steve Bannon (84:12)

We asked him to fight for the state of Texas. And that dude showed every stripe he had to fight for the state and

Grant Stinchfield (84:18)

did the best job of any AG

Steve Bannon (84:20)

in the country, if you ask me. And by the way, just a ton of negative. The reason we even had the idea of doing we're in Texas was his. When they tried to impeach him. Remember, we did the impeachment every day and the audience was huge. First off, it became a national audience and then it became an international audience. People were fascinated by this guy that had been a MAGA warrior and they were trying to remove him. So that's the first thing. They put this guy through the ringer, have they not?

Grant Stinchfield (84:44)

Oh, they did. And you know what? He came out of this, you know, relatively unscathed. And when you look at that, the,

Steve Bannon (84:51)

the beating he took.

Grant Stinchfield (84:53)

And then, then it came down to that, the guy testifying you didn't have any evidence and you went to the FBI. You know, Mitch Little just blew up. He was like, how could you do that?

Steve Bannon (85:04)

Yeah, it was unbelievable.

Grant Stinchfield (85:05)

Yeah, it's unbelievable.

Steve Bannon (85:05)

Talk about Attorney General. The other, the other big race. Aaron Wright was kind of the favorite of the, of the hardcore mega base. Of course, Chip, Roy's got a big conservative base down here, but maga, Mays, Middleton,

Grant Stinchfield (85:19)

no, you know, he's run a good race. You know, I had lunch with him not long ago. I think he's a good candidate. I, you know, I.

Steve Bannon (85:28)

We want the best guy in that seat to protect us.

Grant Stinchfield (85:31)

And you know, if the. Well, I'm all for maze, I hope

Steve Bannon (85:35)

he can, you know, but that's, that's going to run off too, it looks like. I hope.

Grant Stinchfield (85:39)

I, I think it is. You know, Chip is a good candidate as well. They're all good candidates.

Steve Bannon (85:44)

I watched the. You, you were at the ag.

Grant Stinchfield (85:46)

No, we were at the AG debate here in Dallas.

Steve Bannon (85:49)

We did, we did a live stream. Only one debate, but it was pretty amazing. I'll tell you. I thought Aaron Wright's really dominated that. No, no question.

Grant Stinchfield (85:58)

I mean, he's a powerful military marine

Steve Bannon (86:01)

guy that just speaks his mind. Okay, before he let you go, I want to hear about Patron. Last thing. Jasmine Crockett's already saying that it's been. It's been stolen. Yeah, I'm sure it has. Election denial. What do you. What do you got to say about the. Well, the senate race with Jasmine's already saying they stole it from her.

Grant Stinchfield (86:18)

If you don't mind me being a little humorous. I love Stitchfield's line. I even texted him she can go back to doing eyelashes and lips and.

Steve Bannon (86:27)

Anyway, I shouldn't say that, but it

Grant Stinchfield (86:28)

was a funny line that stench will put out there.

Steve Bannon (86:31)

I don't know if she's election tonight. I remember Evan sent me some. That's the thing they accuse us of. We're all election deniers. So now, now Jasmine Crockett, their darling, is now joined that. Talk to me about Patriot Mobile. You guys have done so much in sponsoring War Room Texas and really Jenny is the unsung hero. I think her and Amy Meck are the two unsung heroes. You got Frank Gaffney, of course Karen, Sigmund, all these great people. But Jenny's put her heart and soul in this 95% on this proposition. Talk to me about Patriot Mobile, what you're doing throughout the state. You've been all over, I tell you that you've been everywhere in this state since I've been here. Supporting conservative causes and supporting conservative candidates.

Grant Stinchfield (87:10)

Yeah. You know, you didn't ask this, but

Steve Bannon (87:13)

you know, naturally I'm going to bend it to what I want to talk about.

Grant Stinchfield (87:16)

You've taught me well, brother. Anyway, the reality of it is just

Steve Bannon (87:20)

about two or three weeks ago we

Grant Stinchfield (87:21)

were down in the Rio Grande Valley. And in particular we were in brands Brownsville and Cameron County. And what was amazing about that is the just every one of these guys loves their country. It doesn't matter what kind of socio

Steve Bannon (87:36)

economic class you're in, whether you're a

Grant Stinchfield (87:38)

Mexican national coming across since you've only been here a few years, these people love their county. And I believe that. That the valley all the way to

Steve Bannon (87:49)

El Paso is going to save Texas. You think the Rio Grande Valley?

Grant Stinchfield (87:53)

I really do.

Steve Bannon (87:54)

And there's a huge focus down there

Grant Stinchfield (87:56)

in Maverick County, Cameron county and further west.

Steve Bannon (87:59)

And that they're going to save us and God bless them.

Grant Stinchfield (88:03)

And I love it.

Steve Bannon (88:04)

You know, where should people go to 972patriots. Where you go, you're going to get somebody. What do you call hillbilly with a East Texas.

Grant Stinchfield (88:11)

Yeah, that's Scott. I'm saying we're rednecks, maybe, not East Texas hillbillies.

Steve Bannon (88:16)

There is a difference. There's a big difference. Why should they go? Why should people give Patriot Mobile a shot? Hey, look, our service is better because

Grant Stinchfield (88:25)

of what we put around the mousetrap. We don't build a better mousetrap.

Steve Bannon (88:28)

We service the better mousetrap.

Grant Stinchfield (88:30)

Secondly, you keep your number. It's an easy switch. You make one phone call, 972 Patriot,

Steve Bannon (88:36)

tell them you heard us on War Room Texas, and you're going to have the same thing.

Grant Stinchfield (88:40)

Really?

Steve Bannon (88:41)

I just got a text, if I may. Sure. Jason Aldean is a guy we sponsor. He texts me from. Are you like name dropping now?

Grant Stinchfield (88:50)

Yeah, a little bit.

Steve Bannon (88:51)

My buddy Jason. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He doesn't say, you got a text. He drops Stenchfield's name.

Grant Stinchfield (88:56)

And anyway, he goes like this.

Steve Bannon (88:59)

I wish I could pull it up.

Grant Stinchfield (89:00)

He goes, hey, we hope it was his birthday.

Steve Bannon (89:03)

We said, hey, hope you have a great birthday. He goes, thank you, boys.

Grant Stinchfield (89:07)

By the way, I just want to tell you, Patriot Mobile works so well down under. So, I mean, look.

Steve Bannon (89:13)

You mean Australia on tour?

Grant Stinchfield (89:14)

Yeah, he's down there doing 20 stuff, 20 tour dates. You know, my point really being if you.

Steve Bannon (89:20)

It doesn't matter if you're in Israel,

Grant Stinchfield (89:22)

Australia or Texas, Argentina, you get great coverage. And even better, you got a great service.

Steve Bannon (89:29)

Great service and a great company. Christian values for Your values to 972 Patriot, make the switch today. Thank you so much for everything that you've done. It's been incredible. 95%. Jenny Story, your unspoken hero of this, and Amy Mech to just. Great work. Cliff Maloney, what do you got for us on the numbers as the night.

Cliff Maloney (89:48)

Yeah, let me.

Steve Bannon (89:48)

As we get deeper into the night.

Cliff Maloney (89:50)

Yeah, let me jump to Arkansas real quick. We got a bunch of races that just got called there. There's about 35% of the vote in. In Arkansas. Tom Cotton, projected winner in the US Senate primary, and obviously for governor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, uncontested. So she's there. The one race that we should be keeping an eye on that's very tight in the primary is for Secretary of State in Arkansas. This is the Republican primary. Three candidates. I'm not that familiar with the race, but they're all in 30% range. It's 31, 32 to 36 right now. That's the only competitive. When you're looking at Arkansas for the primary. And Steve, if I jump to North Carolina, just very Quickly, snooze fest here. There's nothing that's really popping off the page. Roy Cooper, the projected winner for the US Senate in North Carolina for the Dems and Michael Watley will be the winner for the Republicans. That'll be a huge Senate race here in the midterms. There's a couple House races to keep an eye on there, but these are done, These primaries are done. There's 80% in, in North Carolina, but as expected, really no competition on that Senate primary.

Steve Bannon (90:58)

The, the, the, the issue there post. So the issue is that Cooper, I mean, they've done a bunch of polls and Cooper's got a big spread over Whatley right now. It's the question is do the grassroots getting back a Whatley and he can, can he make a run for this thing? Because that's a seat we hold that would be a loss. Jack Posovic.

Jack Posobiec (91:15)

Yeah, look, you know, Cliff and I were talking earlier on Human Events Daily that Georgia, of course, we, you look at the amount of money that's been spent in this Texas primary, and if this does go to a runoff, the amount of money that's going to be spent continuing, Look, $69 million will probably be over 100 million. That's all money that could be spent in the most flippable race in the entire country right now. And that's Georgia because, John, let's just, let's just cut to the chase, all right? Jon Ossoff didn't really win that seat. All right.

Steve Bannon (91:45)

Amen.

Jack Posobiec (91:46)

John Ossoff didn't really win. He did not legitimately win his Senate seat. And it's time for the people of Georgia to correct that mistake. It's high time. And that's what's going to, that's what the possibility is here. But we're spending all this money in places like Texas that it shouldn't have to be spent to protect swamp creatures like John Cornyn. Then you're also seeing these issues with Whatley up in North Carolina again, a state that the Democrats are going to be putting all their chips in. So I just, I keep thinking, Steve, about all the resources that we've spent on this primary that just didn't need

Steve Bannon (92:16)

to get Jack, let me give you worse news than that. Caroline Wren was on the earlier show and Cliff jump in here, but she says, hey, if this goes a runoff, the people around, particularly if there's not a spread, immunity doesn't win tonight, that if Paxton doesn't have a positive spread over Cornyn, that the forces around Cornyn prepare to spend another hundred million dollars in the runoff to keep Paxton out. That money is. That's an opportunity cost for every other race in the country. Cliff Maloney, your thoughts?

Cliff Maloney (92:50)

Yeah, and that's exactly what they're going to do, Steve. We've learned one thing. The establishment protects their own. The swamp goes to war and goes to bat for the swamp. And it's. It's really the job of every grassroots patriot to push back on this and to say, hey, listen, this is Republican message to all Republican donors out there. If you're giving your money to these establishment Republican organizations, you need to demand that they pull back. You're giving money thinking it's going to help build a red wall in the general election, and it's being poured down the drain to protect swamp creatures like John Cornyn. We've had enough of this, Steve. It is constant over the years, and I do think. I do think they will put in another $100 million to try to pull off this win for John Cornyn over Ken Paxton if we don't go to a runoff, or, excuse me, if we do go to a runoff. So, yeah, it's time for us to be frustrated, because these people are just. We need that money. We need that money for the general election.

Steve Bannon (93:44)

Talk to me about. Let's go back to the Senate race, and then let's look at the AG race. Where do we sit? How much percentage of vote, and where do we stand with this, the Senate race?

Cliff Maloney (93:54)

Yeah, right now we've got about 47% in. Not much has changed, Cornyn, hovering between 42 and 43%. And you've got Paxton at about 40%. So I think it's going to pretty much trend a little bit towards Paxton by barring anything crazy, this thing's going to a runoff. And like you said, Steve, most expensive Republican primary in history, and we're just getting started.

Steve Bannon (94:18)

Ben Berkwan, jump in here. I think Caroline Wren had it said, look, if Paxton didn't win outright tonight, 50% plus one vote, he would have to have a spread to win, like 48, 40, to show people that, hey, no matter what you do here, it's close enough for PACs to win. But you stay at these numbers. If you stay roughly these numbers, you can have $100 million. And not just $100 million. I mean, it will be beyond incomprehensibly nasty. You're at headquarters right there. Your thoughts?

Ben Berkhwam (94:50)

Yeah. Well, look, if Wesley Hunt wasn't in this race. Wesley Hunt. Votes are votes against Cornyn. They are Votes against the establishment, against the incumbent. So those are presumably votes for Ken Paxton. I love Wesley Hunt. This is one of those things, though, that you look at. If Wesley Hunt was not in this race, Ken Paxton will win it outright tonight, guaranteed. You can't ask somebody like Wesley Hunt to not run because he's such a great patriot. Love the guy. But this is one of those things you have to keep in mind. And, and you look at races like out in California on these, and these primary races where you have all of these candidates and, and many of them know they're not going to win. And I always tell people you only run for two reasons. You're either going to win or you're going to change the paradigm. Anything else is just ego. And so you look at that, you're going to waste all of this money on a as Cliff called him a swamp creature. This is why the Republicans have left the Magara base, have left the Republican Party. And it's why I stopped working with the Republican Party in California and work with groups like the Republican Assembly. It's because they back people like my former congressman in California, David Valadao, who voted to impeach President President Trump. But the Republican Party still backs him because he, he votes with them most of the time. We cannot have a Republican Party that backs people that are only with us part of the time. And anytime it gets difficult, they stab us in the back. We have the Democrats, at least they stab us in the front. We have too many on our side that continuously stab us in the back. And then we keep giving our money to reward them. It has to stop. And that goes back to the voters and the people that are funding these people.

Steve Bannon (96:27)

Let's take a short commercial.

Grant Stinchfield (96:28)

Outrageous.

Steve Bannon (96:29)

We got to take a short commercial break. We're going to be back for election coverage in a moment. Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Welcome back. Ben Berkwam is at Ken Paxton headquarters and we have a very special guest. Ben, we got Tommy Robinson there. Can you tell Tommy, Prop 10 is winning at 95. He's got a 95% vote. He's the inspiration for everybody here. Geert Vildos, everybody came out Glenn Beck, Jack Bosobic, everybody to put get Prop 10 on the ballot to ban Sharia law in the state of Texas. His leadership in London has inspired people to do it here. It's winning now showing 95 of the vote. Can we get Some comments from him.

Tommy Robinson (97:29)

Well, I can't believe what I've seen today in Texas. I've come to Texas, I've gone to the. What's it called this, the big mosque center. Islamic center, yeah, the huge Islamic center. Plano, in Plano. And I can't believe. And then I went to the shops and I went into the shop today. So you'll see a video coming up. I've come here, I've never met influencers, I've met politicians, I've met YouTubers. I wanted to meet real Americans on the street. So I'm out with a husband and wife today. She broke down crying. She broke down in tears because her grandmother was from Plano, her mother was from Plano. She's had to flee Plano. She's been persecuted and targeted and harassed by Muslim males who have been imported into the country. She cried her eyes out and I saw the pain in her today as an American and I wonder how many Americans are aware of what's happening here. 330 mo mosques. Five years ago you had just over 200. The growth of the community. But I went into shops today. There's a whole row of shops next to a Christian church that won't be a Christian church for long. Yeah, but there's a whole row of shops. When I went into the shops, I said, hi, do you sell any non? Do you sell any non halal?

Grant Stinchfield (98:25)

Me?

Tommy Robinson (98:25)

No. I said, so I can't buy anything. There's non halal. No, you can't. The next shop, all full of Islamic women's gear. The next shop. And again all Islamic garments, the next shop. So every shop is changing and I've seen this. So to Americans, I've seen this, I've seen this. And what happens is like this lady in this husband, wonderful family, he works in Harley Davidson, she works in recruitment. Decent, normal Americans, they've fled, they've left. Now in the UK we call that white flight. That is when the English start leaving the town and the community. And she said that people were knocking on their neighbors doors and say the house is worth 400,000. They're offering 450 or 500. So the money's coming in, they're buying up the community. I went to the house, thousand villas that are owned by the mosque and, and there is Medina. Medina Villas, yeah, Named inside after Saudi Arabia. I went and looked at some of the houses and videoed them today. So I'll have a video coming out. Mashala house. Now I don't know if Americans are aware of Just. This is just the star. Now these, these enclaves, which is what they'll become because they're not here to integrate or assimilate. We know that by Apex, what's it called? Apex City. We know about Epic City by the plans they had for entire communities. And I've watched this my whole life. So. But to come to Texas from an outsider, if they take Texas everywhere, it's gone.

Jack Posobiec (99:38)

Yeah.

Tommy Robinson (99:38)

This is the battleground. So Texas has been chosen background. But knowing and I think looking at Paxton and seeing the amount he spent on his campaign. What 4 million in comparison to the 100 million.

Jack Posobiec (99:48)

Yeah.

Tommy Robinson (99:49)

So I see today as a referendum. This vote is a referendum. The vote against Sharia is a referendum for Texans to decide that what they want. And if the, if the public are overwhelmingly supporting the ban against sharia, then that hopefully is going to give confidence to American politicians across the U. S To understand that this is the people's vote to stand up, start speaking. I don't really understand how bad the situation is in the UK the fact you've got a caucus now of 42 congressmen already when you only have a 1% Muslim population. Your people are aware. It took us 30 years. Not one politician in 30 years has spoke about Islam in my parliament. We've had children centers blown up, 26 children. We've had, we've had terrorist attacks, soldiers beheaded. We've had 12 attacks stopped last year. We've had all these attacks of jihad and terrorism and no one would speak about it. So the fact that you, you've already got brave politicians, you've already got brave commentators and influencers discussing this issue. You need to stop it. You don't want to end up like British, him. Don't end up like France, don't. The thing is you can look to the rest of the world. You can see the failures. You can't follow the same path. Unfortunately, they seem to be buying their way into some Republicans pockets as well.

Steve Bannon (100:55)

Tommy, Tommy, we just passed just. We just passed the prop tonight with 95% of the vote. Ask him what actions, what actions do you think we have to take?

Ben Berkhwam (101:06)

So we just passed the proposition with 95% of the vote. Steve said, what actions? What's next to stop the jihad? And I spent last summer, the last two summers there. I got threatened to be shanked in the neck by these Islamists in England. Saw the same thing in France. That road that you guys are on, to me, Europe's gone. Other than the eastern wall, what can America do here to stop that jihad? From taking over.

Tommy Robinson (101:28)

You need to understand that with Sharia law. So we're talking about Sharia law a lot. There's 100 Sharia courts in the UK. They don't need it to be recognized because their entire community will recognize it. So you'll have women being married in this, in Sharia court. It doesn't matter if they've got paperwork or whether it's recognized by government, they'll be doing it anyway. The police are not called to Islamic communities. What you need to do is you need to end Islamic immigration. Now. Immigration is supposed to benefit United States of America. Rapes in Germany opened their borders to Syria.

Cliff Maloney (101:54)

Yeah.

Tommy Robinson (101:54)

They open their borders. Germany let in a million Syrians. So think about this. Joe BIDEN Let in 10 million, maybe more.

Cliff Maloney (101:59)

Yeah.

Tommy Robinson (102:00)

Now when he opened your borders, you had Hispanic immigration, you've had Mexican immigration. Well, now you've had Syrian, now you've had Iraqi, now you've had Pakistani, now you've had Somali. They've opened your borders to an alien culture. It's a whole different ball game. You need to prepare yourself for what's coming with this because when Germany done that in 2015, they opened their borders. 2017-2022 rapes went up 45%. 11% of the rapes last year in Germany were by Syrian nationals. 54% of the rapes in Germany last year were by Muslim migration groups of Muslim migrants. 77% of the rapes in Paris, Muslim migrants no matter what country. 63% of the rapes in Sweden, Muslim migrants. 90% of convictions for rapes of children in the UK in groups are by Muslim migrants. 30% of the men who have been convicted for the rapes in the UK are called Mohammed. If you want to be like that, if you want this to happen in America, then carry on, carry on, carry on with your borders open. But the reality is if you want to stop it, you need to stop and you need to be brave and fearless and stop Islamic immigration. Now when Donald Trump brought in the, what they called a Muslim ban, which it wasn't even a Muslim ban in 2016, if we had that ban, then 26 children would not be blown up in the Ariana Gradient concert because a terrorist, Salman Abedi, whose father was a terrorist who was welcomed into our country, was allowed to go to Libya for weapons training, gun training and bomb making skills. Now if you, if we had in Europe the same ban, just the same ban that Donald Trump put in, 280 more civilians would be alive that have died at the Hand of terrorists. So you need to put your people first. You need to stand up for your people. And by doing that, you need to end Islamic immigration.

Steve Bannon (103:31)

Tommy, we gotta bounce. We're top of the hour where we go to get all of Tommy's content, you know.

Tommy Robinson (103:37)

So Tommy in USA.com is everything I'm doing in America. I'm meeting so many different people, but my content is at Tommy Robinson New Era on x and trfilms.co.uk if you want to watch my documentaries and my

Steve Bannon (103:48)

films Honored the inspiration for prop for Prop 10. We're gonna take a short commercial break. We're announcing we're staying past 10 o'. Clock. Stench is going to be here. Berkram's going to be down at headquarters. Posos here, the great Cliff Maloney and many, many, many more as we as we follow the Texas Primary tonight, the 3rd of March, the year of our Lord 2026. Back in a moment.

Grant Stinchfield (104:26)

You know, you still need help from the boss.

Steve Bannon (104:31)

We need help from the bottom.

Grant Stinchfield (104:44)

Great. So listen, listen, we've got some time. We've got some drinks, we've got some food. We want you guys to enjoy yourselves. But the fact of the matter is there is no greater of a conservative fighter than Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. He protected you against Joe Biden. Biden. A record amount of lawsuits against Joe Biden. Okay. When the Biden regime, they're not an administration. They were a regime. When the Biden regime was creeping up upon your rights, he protected you against Google. He protected you against Big Pharma, he protected you against pornhub. This is a man who delivers. He is the greatest conservative fighter in the entire state of Texas. And it's not even close. Do you agree? So we are so glad that you guys are here with us tonight as we watch the results roll in. John Cornyn thought that he would mop the floor. John Cornyn thought that because he has this unlimited Senate fund that he would spend almost $70 million and that he wouldn't have to worry about a thing. But here's the thing. Texans are done with the unit party. Texans are done with Rhino. Republicans. These do nothing. Republicans who go in, they get elected and they don't do what they said that they were going to do. And Texans are ready. Texans are ready for a change. Texans are ready for Ken Paxton for United States Senate. So you guys enjoy yourselves. There are a lot of votes to still be counted. John Cornyn should not be happy with the way things are going right now. It's not going as he anticipated.

Ben Berkhwam (106:20)

And buckle up, guys, because it's going

Grant Stinchfield (106:23)

to be a fun night and a good night. And I'm telling you guys, we are going to eventually we are going to call Ken Paxton, our next United States Senator. One more time for Ken Paxton. All right, Enjoy yourself, guys.

Steve Bannon (106:43)

That's Sarah Gonzalez, I believe, of the Blaze. Ben Berkwam right there. The saying, hey, it's going to be, be a while. Have a drink, relax, enjoy yourself, sir.

Ben Berkhwam (106:53)

Yeah, it's exactly what we expected. I mean, I, I, we talked about this earlier tonight. It's going to be a runoff, sadly. But I love Tommy Robinson's $.4 million to $100 million and to basically be in a neck and neck race right now. John Cornyn is the loser tonight and all we have to do is finish the race and hopefully they don't waste too much money and put too much blood in the water for the general election. But it's up to maga. It's up to the base. From now, every single day going forward, it is up to you whether we save this republic.

Steve Bannon (107:24)

Tommy Robinson also talked about London. We had McIlvin come over here. You heard the warning he's given Texas and Tommy understands Texas is everything. You got to save it. Jack Posobic, there's some, there's some news. Matt Bol just texted me. There's some big news in the state of Texas, sir.

Jack Posobiec (107:41)

The big news. Cook Political Report calling this still, still a ways to go, but Cook Political Report calling Steve Toth projected to defeat Dan Crenshaw in the Texas District 2 primary. And you know, I reached out to Turning Point Action here and I said, you know, why, why endorse against Crenshaw? What was the thinking? And the answer was that Toth is going to be a Freedom Caucus member. Now, we do expect this, these numbers to tighten. It's currently, currently about 20, 20 points up, almost 18 to 20 points up for, for Toth. We do expect that to tighten a little bit. But I've also got the card. So this is the scorecard for Turning Point Action for, for Representative Congressman Crenshaw. And it says, it says that he's at a lifetime score of 2079 and a 2026 live session score of 77, which is, indicates as Tyler sends me, he is becoming erratic in terms of his scoring from Turning Point Action. So becoming erratic. And if, and then as you see, if, if Toth is able to win with over 50, there will not be a runoff there. Huge news. That's incumbent sitting in Congress.

Steve Bannon (109:02)

Yes, yes, sir. Jump in.

Grant Stinchfield (109:04)

Hey, Steve. So look, in Texas, one thing that I've seen over the years, and I've been here a long time, almost 25 years, early voting typically matches the day of voting that comes in. So if I was on a prediction desk, I would call this race for Steve Toth. And it looks like some groups have already. He is a tremendous conservative fighter. I see why Turning Point Action would back him. Dan Crenshaw never had the backs of maga. He never had the back of President Trump. He's not a very nice guy. And I think people started to see through that, that he was an establishment style guy pretending to be a MAGA guy. You know, he had so much support when Crenshaw burst onto the scene. This guy was a military hero. He had everything that we wanted in a candidate. And then slowly, you know, Jack summed it up. Erratic was an understatement when it came to his. When it came to his votes. And I want to just say something about Ken Paxton. I'm very close to the team, Ken Paxton's team. They always thought that if they could get into a runoff, that would be a big victory. That was after Wesley Hunt got in the race. Now, I will say this. From what I've seen about Wesley Hunt, he seems like a nice guy, but I was angry when he got in the race because I had first thought that he was an establishment spoiler, that they knew that Ken Paxton would win the primary outright. They put. They put Wesley Hunt in to damage Paxton. Now that somewhat shifted because we saw Corn and then, as you mentioned, Steve start to go after Wesley Hunt in a big way. The attack ads there was crazy. So it's interesting why Cornyn would go after Hunt to the point now where hunt has only 13% of the vote. But in my opinion, Steve, Wesley Hunt should have never gotten in this race. This would be Ken Paxton's victory tonight over John Cornyn if Wesley Hunt was

Steve Bannon (111:13)

not in the race. There's some confusion if you talk to Wesley Hunt and maybe he'll come out and talk to us out, you know, in the next couple of days. There's some real confusion about. My understanding is people reached out to Wesley Hunt to get him in the race. I'm not so sure he was volunteering to jump in here given that Paxton's an icon of the, of the MAGA base and Cornyn sitting on, you know, $100 million he can spend. My understanding, he was. He was told to jump in here, but we'll find that out over the next Couple of days. Do we. Is Richard Barris up with us now? Do we have Richard Barris? Can we bring Richard in? If, if not, I'll go to Cliff Maloney. Do I have Richard Barris?

Richard Barris (111:50)

Can you hear me?

Steve Bannon (111:51)

Yeah, Richard Barris. Give us your, give me your assessment right now.

Richard Barris (111:54)

The Senate race right now, we're crossing that 60% threshold where there's going to be spots of like, high, high population centers that still haven't reported early vote. That'll popcorn it up a little bit. But once we reach that 60, 58, 60% statewide threshold, it will get better for Paxton. It'll trend towards Paxton. But it's going to a runoff, Steve, without a doubt. And we'll have to see how much. I'm looking for the Rio Grande. Some areas of the Rio Grande that haven't come in yet, but we'll see how well Paxton does in those areas. You know, we spoke the other day what I really want to say about the Senate race and all over Texas, you know, there's like this missing Hispanic MAGA voter that would have helped Paxton a little bit more. You know, I would have liked to see a bigger turnout. They came out and it was like, you know, somewhat saving face. But as of right now, there still is a possibility Democrats could get their real PR win, you know, that they outvoted Republicans. There is this MAGA part of this MAGA base that, you know, Paxton needed, and that would have put him up a little bit more. I don't think we're getting a Caroline brand 4840. That's just not going to happen at this point. We're going in. It's going to be roughly kind of tied, you know, maybe Paxton by a little, little bit. And it's going to be a fight and a waste of money because you

Steve Bannon (113:10)

agree, you agree, Carolina, if, if Paxton have been a 48, 40, the establishment would have a very tough time putting a hundred million dollars against him.

Richard Barris (113:20)

Yeah, I do. Absolutely. Now, look, they're gonna make the case. Now, this is the. Even if he's popped up a little bit, because we just saw some of that, that Austin vote come in. That's what I was talking about. But he will close more. He's going to make the case that, look, all I need to do is get another 8% of Wesley Hunt. Wesley Hunt's going to come in around 13, 13 and a half, you know, almost 14%. And he's going to say, if I can get 8% of that, I'm the winner here. So it's going to be a fight. This is like, honestly, it's, you know, not what you want to see. You wanted to see this thing. Go to bed.

Steve Bannon (113:54)

Go ahead and jump in here. Yeah, sure, jump in.

Grant Stinchfield (113:56)

This is really important because, and Rich, I think you'll agree with me on this. This goes to a runoff. You don't even have the turnout of a primary election. Right. You're going to have only the most, only the most impassioned advocates, and that's going to be the MAGA base that's going to show up there. Look, I will tell you, you know, I live in Texas. This Republican primary, yes, we want Paxton, but it's. It, it didn't have a lot of motion behind it. There wasn't a lot of momentum behind it. There wasn't really any reason for the average MAGA voter to get out there and vote. This was a grassroots election where we wanted to take down Cornyn, but the average everyday Texan who's a Republican likes Trump. I don't think that they saw this as, hey, we're going to crawl over Kohl's to go. To go show up at the polls when it gets to a runoff, who's going to crawl over Kohl's to go vote for. Vote against Cornyn and vote for Paxton? The most passionate voters we have, the MAGA base. Cornyn's going to have a hard time turning out his base. I, I think I'd be curious to see what Rich thinks. Yeah.

Steve Bannon (115:06)

Yeah.

Richard Barris (115:07)

I mean, I, I still think Paxton's would be the favorite here. You know what, what really does concern me is looking at North Carolina, for instance, where Republicans got outvoted, it does not look good. That money that Cornyn's going to want to spend in Texas and go to the donors for, like, Michael Watley badly needs that money.

Cliff Maloney (115:26)

Right.

Richard Barris (115:26)

We're dealing with a finite amount of money. We're not dealing with like, endless supplies of cash.

Steve Bannon (115:31)

I don't think, by the way, I don't think. I, I think in Carolina is not money. I think Michael Watley has to generate enthusiasm by the MAGA grassroots. Yeah, well, Watley's a good guy. I know him. Is not. But he has not inspired the MAGA base there. They just don't think. Think he's MAGA and, you know, does

Grant Stinchfield (115:51)

wildly go on your show, do what we've never does, what we go on.

Steve Bannon (115:57)

We don't really ask a lot of these guys to come on, so. But, but I'm sure he would, but we would never. I mean, it's just not something we do. But I know from the people in Carolina that are some hardcore MAGA base people around like Michelle Morrow and people like that Dan Brown, they just don't see there's no enthusiasm for Watley. And look at the numbers tonight. I mean, and Cooper's tough. You know, Cooper is, I think, a radical leftist that comes across as. Tries to come across as a Southern gentleman. Right. And that plays. And so he's tough to beat. But I don't think Watley's got the heat. Let me ask you, Baris, before we go to break here, how much can you back up? Because the single most compelling thing I've heard in this race so far is you coming on war in Texas yesterday and say, hey, I've got analysis that shows that 30% of the grassroots MAGA base in Texas will not vote for Cornyn under any circumstances in a general election. They're turned off by him. They're turned off by his record. They're turned off by his relationship with Mitch McConnell's leadership. They're particularly turned off by all the money that went to Fieldstrip Wesley Hunt and Ken Paxton, and they hate it. And they're just not going to turn out. Is that number of years defensible? Because to me, that's the case. They say the most electable. And you can actually make the argument he's the least electable.

Richard Barris (117:19)

No, I'm making that argument. And I can back that up with the data and I put it on X yesterday that it, it is that money, Steve. I mean, you can't. Paxton is beloved by the part of the MAGA base that you need to come out and you can't bludgeon the guy the way that they have and then tell voters in this environment. Because I know a lot of people don't understand it yet, but I'm telling you and I'm begging everybody to listen, people are very upset. We're not getting outvoted for no reason. People are very upset at actions of this Republican government. This is not what they expected out of them. So you can't bludgeon ken Paxton with $100 million and then when you win it in a runoff because you spent another hundred million, expect his voters, all of them, to come out and vote for. They're not going to hold their nose and vote for that because they know how he's, how he snuck through, how he snuck by. It's money and it's the system. This like, you know, this perception of it's a rigged system and if you got the money, you.

Cliff Maloney (118:21)

You make it.

Richard Barris (118:22)

It doesn't matter. Like, it almost, it's, it's almost like a hopeless feeling. So their revenge for that is saying, I'm not coming out for him. And I'm telling you, it's going to happen. And by the way, this is not just limited to Corny. We're seeing this with other incumbents.

Steve Bannon (118:41)

Hang over stench Hangover. So we're going to break, but I want to read a headline that's just coming across the Y. And boy, the Democrats deserve this headline. After voting extended, Texas Supreme Court says late Dallas votes must be separated. They're going to check the distinctions. Comment? This is Jasmine Crocker going in and asking a favor of a judge. Okay, we're going to take a short commercial break. The entire team is here. We're in the 10 o' clock hour back east in a big old throwdown in the state of Texas. We're going to be back in just a moment. God, you're not the boss. What about Lake and Riley?

Jack Posobiec (119:30)

It's Charlie too.

Grant Stinchfield (119:31)

Hard to say. What about when you took your shot and the one you call came? Where is your song for justice?

Steve Bannon (119:43)

Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Welcome back to our coverage. Cliff Maloney, what do you got for us? Talk about the Senate race and the AG race. This Attorney General race, is that also going to run off?

Cliff Maloney (120:06)

Yeah, looks like it will. Steve, I just want to make one thing clear. I, I'll get to that. I'll answer your question. But this, this Crenshaw situation, I want people to really understand this.

Grant Stinchfield (120:15)

This.

Cliff Maloney (120:15)

Dan Crenshaw won his race by roughly 19 points in 2024. Now the district's changed a little bit. He's currently losing by 19 points. So I, I don't think people are grasping. That's a 38 swing in just two years from a guy that was supposed to be some superstar of the Republican Party. You know, as we know, sold us out on pretty much every key battle. But down goes Crenshaw. I think that that is such a big win with a 38 point shift from two years ago. If we look right now, we're about above 60 in. I'm, I'm pulling up the Attorney General's race. Parish, you might disagree with me, but I think this. Yeah, I mean, Maze is down to about somewhere in the low 40s. Yeah, this is definitely going to a runoff unless we see Something drastic. And like we said, Don Huff finds locked in as our next comptroller in Texas. That is huge. Beau French sitting at 36% in first place. So we're seeing a lot of patriots with some big wins tonight.

Steve Bannon (121:15)

It looks like the, in the, the AG department. The. Was it Heath? The new, the. The new candidate that kind of came out and surprised everybody beats Sid Miller. It's still 60, 40. He's going to win. No runoff. Sid Miller loses.

Grant Stinchfield (121:31)

Hey, Steve, that's Nate Sheets. Nate sheets is at 55. What I'm showing Sid Miller 45. Sid coming back. Sid's been a long time political figure in Dallas. He had some problems with the MAGA base, specifically surrounding the Maha movement. He's kind of an older guy, Sid Miller. He's like a caricature almost, but a decent guy. This Nate Sheets is a decent guy, too, but he really captivated the, the grassroots in Texas. So when I look at all of today in Texas, MAGA is taking over this state where this used to be a Bush state, you could say an Abbott state. And don't forget, Abbott was very aligned with the Bush family early on. Right? He was. He was. He was George Bush's lieutenant governor. And so you look at everything. Excuse me, that's not right. But he was the attorney General in Texas. You look at this, what's happening now with toast. You look at it with huffines and comptroller. You look at all of these races, even the attorney General's race, I think it's a victory that Ken Paxton gets into a runoff. I do not look at this as a loss. I look at it as a victory. And I think Paxton will win in the runoff. I really do.

Steve Bannon (122:45)

Steve, is that tightening it up at all? Both of those guys close to 41, 42% right now, Cliff?

Cliff Maloney (122:55)

Yeah, it's not about the same. Somewhere between 40.

Richard Barris (123:00)

It's just been called, like finally which race was called, but it's just been called. So they just finally called it. As if we didn't know that those two were going to go to the runoff. It did tighten a little bit, but I just watched it as, as Cliff was talking. I didn't mean to interrupt you, Cliff,

Grant Stinchfield (123:16)

but what do you mean?

Steve Bannon (123:17)

What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? It was called.

Richard Barris (123:20)

So Paxton and Cornyn will advance. They just never officially called it. They're being a little bit late tonight, honestly. But yeah, see, there it is. It is tightening. I think it will tighten for. I think it will move to Paxton. You know, at Some point just going to run out of big city votes. Right? I do a couple of things, though, Steve, that I did look at. Like, look at Lubbock, for instance. It kind of. It dumped the early vote. We got a little bit of election day vote. I was waiting to see if Paxton would start to the gain there in Lubbock, Texas, that kind of flatlined. And we didn't get anything else from, though, that has the potential to. There are some areas that we're waiting on that really do have the potential to move it now. It's not going to move it to the point, which is why this has finally been called. It's not going to move it to the point where somebody gets 250, but don't be surprised if you wake up and.

Steve Bannon (124:07)

And.

Cliff Maloney (124:07)

And it's.

Steve Bannon (124:08)

It's swapped.

Richard Barris (124:09)

Right. Which would be a. You. Which would be a huge victory for Paxton going in like, look, I'm ahead, period. And the closer you get to 50, the better it is. I agree with what was said earlier about, you know, Paxton's base is not going away right then.

Grant Stinchfield (124:26)

That, that's.

Richard Barris (124:27)

That will be the strategy of Cornyn. They'll try to put so much money in with negative, they have no choice but to try to depress Paxton's base. And that's tough. That's really tough. You know, you had a lot of normies come out and vote in regular primaries in a runoff. It's different.

Steve Bannon (124:44)

We've seen this before, Cliff. The, the AG race is a. Chip Roy is going to be in the runoff of the maga. Maze, Middleton and Chip Roy.

Cliff Maloney (124:55)

Yeah. Going to be Middleton versus Chip Roy. Roughly 30% for Chip Roy, just above 41% for Maze. Currently, like I said, I don't. Unless Barris has some numbers that shows that there's going to be some huge surgeons. That's definitely going to be a runoff between those two.

Steve Bannon (125:11)

Jack Posobic, Crenshaw. Is this because he embraced the Munich Security Conference? I mean, he was kind of Tom Cotton and Lindsey Graham Jr. Was he not? You know, it's. It.

Jack Posobiec (125:27)

The thing with these congressional races is you got us in these districts is you got to stay in with your district. And just talking with the other guys over at Turning Point right now, we've got a robust conversation going on in the group chat, shall we say the least. And it just comes down to this idea that you have to be in line with your district, you have to be in step with your district, and you have to be in step with the primary voters of your district. And the feeling was there that he was out of step, was becoming erratic. You look at the past year, there's been a lot of dust ups. He's picked a lot of feuds, he's picked a lot of fights. And that's something that his district didn't want, his district didn't want to look at. And where Toth really came in was on this question of loyalty to President Trump, the backing of President Trump. And I think writ large, what you're going to see coming out of this is a Texas primary where people are sick of anyone who's going after Trump who doesn't stay on side with maga, you're going to see that. With Baxter as well, you're going to see that like people, people like Beau French. Beau French, who's currently leading as the Texas Railroad Commission in the primary right there, a guy who was Tarrant County GOP chairman, hadn't been elected to office before. He's now the lead candidate in the primary. And so because, well, how do you do that? By being the most MAGA in the race. So maga's voice is absolutely being heard tonight.

Grant Stinchfield (126:51)

Steve, let me just say something about, about Dan Crenshaw. Remember, this is a guy that criticizes shows like yours and Mine and Jax. This is a guy, he called it anger, tainment and criticizing the MAGA base. He would criticize the populist movement.

Steve Bannon (127:07)

Anger, anger, tame it. That's a pretty good hook. I didn't hear that.

Grant Stinchfield (127:10)

Anger, tame it. Yeah, I mean, I don't get that angry, Jack. You, Steve? No, we're happy guys. Look, I do too. But, but the reality is he criticized

Jack Posobiec (127:23)

that Steve only gets angry when he watches Mark Levin.

Grant Stinchfield (127:26)

Yeah. So let me, let me explain too. He was, hell, Brent, insane for Ukraine. I mean, this guy was a Ukraine monger out the wazoo where you couldn't even ask questions against Ukraine. That was not sitting well with any of us. And so those are the types of things you asked. What I got in arguments with him about Ukraine was one of them. He didn't even want people asking questions about the money being spent in Ukraine. Just, just write the check. And that's not going to play well, not in a conservative Texas district and not over and over again does this.

Steve Bannon (128:01)

So Jack, I think President Trump does this show the political muscle when turning point action, when Tyler and the team want to put their shoulder to the wheel to some. Because like you said, it's a 31 point swing, 34 point swing.

Jack Posobiec (128:16)

Look, it, it shows you. I mean, I You know, I'm not going to get too far ahead of it, but it just shows to show you that Turning Point Action still has a very strong credibility with the base. The Turning Point Action and the Turning Point Brand, of course, with everything that Charlie did to build that brand, to make it what it is, absolutely has a huge role to play in these primaries. It's something that people look at and it's something that people look at in terms of, of where a candidate stands with the president. That if you have the Turning Point Action brand on your, on your endorsement, then that is something that people are going to say, oh, you know what? I know that. I know that logo. I know I want to go for that because that is something that goes in and look, it's, it's a huge upset. There's no question. Obviously a lot played into it, but Turning Point certainly played a big role.

Steve Bannon (129:03)

Ben Burkwam, let's go to the headquarters of, of Ken Paxton. We have any Sarah Gonzalez from the Blaze came out and fired the crowd up a little while ago. Do we have any idea if Ken's going to come out? Because they're saying essentially this thing's called looks like unless there's a miracle and I don't think that's going to happen, this is going to go to a runoff. Any sense of is Ken Paxton to come in and address people tonight?

Ben Berkhwam (129:27)

I was just asking, I was actually just down at the crowd. We got some major war room fans down there. I came running back up here. They wanted to take some photos from and say hi to you. But I was wondering the same thing. There's no word from it yet. I've been messaging his people. No word on it yet. I would assume he has to come out. I mean it's his watch party. It would be kind of disrespectful not to come out. But yeah, I mean, no word yet. Clearly it's a runoff. I don't, I don't know. I mean it's not like it's a loss. You come out and you say we're going on to the fight. And so I would assume he'll be out in the next few minutes, but just nothing official for many of his team yet.

Steve Bannon (129:59)

So we're going to stay to the top of the hour and I believe I hopefully Ken's going to come out, is going to come out before then. Is Barris up? Richard Barris, when you say it's called did Cook call this as we're going to a runoff or who actually technically Called it.

Richard Barris (130:14)

We work with the decision desk. The decision desk called it because you know, you have to wait and you know, you said before at barring a miracle, you have to wait to make sure that something's not going to be break last minute or a county like that's why I brought up Lubbock before. Something's not going to break so hard that it, it does leapfrog because we're looking at 30, 000 votes here roughly. That's what's been going back and forth. And it's a big state. So if somebody has a really dominant lead in a, in a part of the state, in a region of the state where they can squeeze that out, you wait, you're careful. But at this point, it is done. Nobody's going to hit 50 that this goes to the runoff. The only question is when we wait, it won't even be when we wake up. Probably by the top of the hour, we'll have an idea of who's gonna have a little bit of an edge. We should see that by then. But, yeah, I mean, look, it's not. We'll see if he comes out, but it's, it's definitely not a loss for Paxton. This is, this is a titan of. Let's not forget John Cornyn. It's powerful guy. He's got a lot of money. He's got a lot. So, oh, this is a, it's a titan in the Senate minute. Let's get real. It's not easy to take out a titan. He's just been there a little bit too long. And I think that's what Texan said tonight. You don't stay in the Senate as long as John Cornyn stays in the Senate and then have somebody like him, Paxton, and you throw a hundred million dollars at the guy and you still can't get 250. That should tell you what time it is. Steve, you know, go home, spend time with your grandkids.

Steve Bannon (131:42)

John, I, I didn't realize Decision deck has kind of got a great reputation. I didn't realize you worked with embarrass. I'm very impressed. We're going to take a short commercial break. We got the entire team here on Texas. We're going to go to the top of the hour. Decision desk has already called it that Paxton and Cornyn are going to go to runoff, folks, and this could be pretty brutal. Short break. Back in a moment. Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country. Okay, we just got the word from Ben Berkram, who's at Ken Paxton's headquarters, that Ken is going to take the stage here in a moment. I want Frank Gaffney. By the way, Tommy Robinson was good enough to join us from Ken Paxton's headquarters with Ben Berkram and warned us in Texas, and he said he's here. He's shocked what he's seeing about the Islamic invasion. Frank Gaffney, one of the core team that put this together. 95% approval by the Republicans on Prop 10 to prohibit Sharia law in the state of Texas. This was kind of the. We were looking for a number with a nine in front of it, which we thought would be a huge victory. This is even better than we thought. Frank Gaffney, your thoughts? Well, first of all, let me say thank you to you, Steve. You really put this on the map, not least by coming here to Texas and devoting so much time to it

Grant Stinchfield (133:14)

on the war room.

Steve Bannon (133:16)

It's been a great team effort, and

Jack Posobiec (133:17)

so many of the people that you've

Steve Bannon (133:19)

had on and will have on, I think, are going to attest to it. But what I really wanted to emphasize is the work has just begun. What has been done tonight, as we hoped it would, is to create a voting issue out of this idea of banning Sharia. It's desperately needed, yes, in the state of Texas, but it's desperately needed across America as well. And I think, as we had hoped we would get the ballot measure, Prop 10, with its five words, Texas should prohibit Sharia law widely, indeed overwhelmingly, crushingly approved by the electorate. It sets the stage for what's going to come up over the next few months here in Texas, for sure, in the run up to the midterms, but it has to be elsewhere across the country as well, because Texas is not the only state that is under siege from what I call these Sharia supremacists and the infrastructure that they've been building. You know, they complain that they don't have that many Muslims here just yet.

Grant Stinchfield (134:28)

They're going to try to bring a

Steve Bannon (134:29)

lot more in that recruiting. They're sending them places like Texas. But what they've put into place and what we've been able to document is some 600 Sharia supremacist organizations in the state of Texas alone, including mosques, including all kinds of front groups and, you know, support mechanisms for radical Islamic terrorism. And Donald Trump, with your help, my friend back in August of 2016, said in a Trump presidency, we were going to strip out and remove one by one the support networks of radical Islam. The governor of this state, Greg Abbott, has declared the Muslim Brotherhood and care, the Council on American Islamic Relations, terrorist organizations. He said they may not own real property in the state. These are the sorts of things that now need to be acted upon. And I believe if they are, you're going to see in the course of this election season the run up to the midterms, this becoming a galvanizing issue just as it was here in Texas. And if it is, we're going to see the kind of course correction we desperately need to prevent this country from

Grant Stinchfield (135:42)

going the route of Europe.

Steve Bannon (135:43)

Tommy Robinson's right. It's this way, too. We can't let that happen. We're farther down the road.

Richard Barris (135:50)

Getting started.

Steve Bannon (135:50)

He would he was shocked as McElvan. He was shocked as more as McElveen. Real quickly, Frank, your social media, where they go get your show here on Real America's Voice.

Jack Posobiec (135:59)

Real America's Voice.

Steve Bannon (136:00)

We can be found at the Real MERIT well, the securingamerica.substack.com Also, I'm on X at Frank Gaffney. And please, everybody, in the wake of this great victory, go to Ben Sharia.com Sign up to help with it and also to support it financially. We desperately need to capitalize fully on this great victory tonight. And thanks again for your leadership in making it happen. Steve no, no, no, I had it easy. Jenny. Jenny Story and Karen Siegman and others were leaders. They're the ones that got it done. Talarico has been they call it for Talarico. Crockett's saying it was stolen, but Talarico looks like he's going to win here. One of the ads going to start Stinchfield one of the ads going to start. But the poll, the Cornyn team is going to drop a poll tomorrow, no doubt, that shows that Talarico beats Paxton by 10 points. Is that we're going to see a

Grant Stinchfield (136:57)

phony talking about that in Texas. Everybody that I've talked to said, oh, we wanted Crockett. We wanted a real bad because we knew that Mickey Mouse could beat Jasmine Crockett in Texas if Mickey Mouse was running as a Republican. So now you're exactly right, Steve. That's what's going to come out tomorrow. That'll be that'll be basically John Cornyn campaigning for the Democrats saying that he's the only one that can beat them and Ken Paxton can't. And and I think everybody here is right that this is going to be a bloodbath, and it's not going to be good for Republicans. I'm still sticking by my belief that, that Ken Paxton wins in the runoff because only the most, most impassioned voters are going to show up to vote in the. In that runoff. But remember, Steve, at the beginning of the program, we're going back almost three hours ago, I mentioned the Cal Sheep prediction markets. It was 78% for Ken Paxton. Do you know, right now it's 50 50, and remember, that stays open as it goes to a runoff. It's now showing 50, 50 between Paxton and Cornyn. So, you know, we'll see where this thing goes.

Steve Bannon (138:05)

Cliff Maloney. Paxton spent four and a half million bucks. We believe with all the outside groups, Cornyn spent $100 million. You're the door guy. I mean, this is going to have to be a grassroots effort. Is it possible for a grassroots candidate with no basically very limited resources to win in a runoff when it's going to be the 26th? We still got. We're going to have two months to do this. Can you actually mount a grassroots effort with almost no cash to beat what they already said? Corny? Because there's no spread here tonight with Paxton. There's just not. You know, Caroline Redd came on and said, hey, if it's 48, 40, the Senate leadership Fund and others may say, hey, we're not going to get there. But when you're this tight, they're going to taste a victory if they can come in and just bury Paxton. So how do you win?

Cliff Maloney (138:54)

Yeah, well, look, your predictions right, I got to agree. They're definitely going to say that, you know, Cornyn's more viable in the general election. That's how they're going to get all the donors. They're going to line them all up. Steve, it's going to be a bloodbath. Every single vote is going to matter. No one's going to lay down here. We need to activate all the grassroots. The war room posse has to step up. It's going to be a mix of paid doors. It's going to be a mix of volunteers. We need precinct captains. This is going to become the battle. Now, I will say this. The reason I'm optimistic is what Grant said earlier. Who are the people that are going to show up in a lower turnout runoff election? The hardcore patriots. But it's our job to make sure that they show up. It's our job to do the work to actually make them realize how important this election is. John Cornyn losing this Race will be one of the biggest political upgrades that we've had probably in the last 20 years. But it's going to take effort. And if any of us sit back, I think Ben said this earlier, we have to triple down. And for folks that think this is going to be a cakewalk and then, oh, somebody's going to show up, make a plan to vote, get out there and encourage every one of your friends. This is the battle. If you want to advance the Trump agenda, you want to advance America first, we need real fighters like Ken Paxton, not John Cornyn.

Steve Bannon (140:08)

We're going to go live to the stage as soon as Ken Paxton comes out. We've gotten the heads up that it may be here at any moment. Jack Posobic, your thoughts about this entire thing, particularly this bloodbath that's going to occur. Also, there was supposed to be, there was a hint by Rubio and others tonight might be the big push, the big wave we would see in an attack in Persia. Anything happening?

Jack Posobiec (140:36)

Well, I can certainly take a look. We're not seeing too much out of there right now. Of course, it's starting to be now morning over in that part of the world, the Middle east region, the Gulf region. We did also, we did actually see, interestingly enough, southcom announce a joint US Ecuadorian operation against what they call designated terrorist organizations inside Ecuador. So President Trump launching this southcom exercise, excuse me, not exercise, operation, operation against what I can only assess to be a one of these cartels, these foreign terrorist organizations operating out of Ecuador earlier tonight. And we're seeing some footage that came out of helicopter insertion teams. We're looking at potential boots on the ground, special forces. So it remains to be seen exactly what is going on in Ecuador.

Steve Bannon (141:28)

Your thoughts about this runoff? Because we're going to go to a runoff in the most important of all the MAGA states with a MAGA champion, Ken Paxton. But he has very little cash. He's only spent $4.5 million in this primary against $100 million from all the outside groups and leadership PACs and Senate leadership Fund of Cornyn. And as you heard by Carolyn Wren, they're going to double down. They're going to put another $100 million and they haven't. They've had very few. The only positive ad I heard them see was an ad about Sharia law, which all of a sudden, John Cornyn, who hadn't done anything in 24 years, came in after 9, 11, all sudden was the champion of banning Sharia law. So, Poso, your thoughts about this

Jack Posobiec (142:13)

look, Steve, this just goes to show you that if you're a Republican who's been there for a long time and if you've been a do nothing senator, that you can't just show up at election. Look, when I went down to Texas with Beau French, by the way, who's currently leading for the railroad commission, God bless him, statewide there in Texas, that I said the problem, and this is me, my view as a northerner coming in Texas and saying, look, the problem I see here is that for far too long in Texas you get these candidates who show up around election time, they put on a cowboy hat, they strap on a six shooter and they say, hey, I'm a rootin tootin cowboy just like you. They got the boots on and I'm one of the people and I'm, I'm there with, with you and I'm a man the people. And then they go up to D.C. and they do whatever the swamp wants them to do. They're actually Democrats in Republican clothing in many of these cases. And they pay lip service to Republican values when they don't actually vote the way their districts want. They don't vote the way Texas wants. And you look at what has been done to Texas, and I have to keep saying this over and over, the massive migrant invasion of Texas that has gone on, which is as big percentage wise or potentially even bigger than what we've seen in some of the Western European countries, exactly what Tommy Robinson is known for talking about. So a guy like John Cornyn who sits there and thinks that he can just automatically get voted in or throw money at the problem that's the biggest thing here, is that he outspent ken Paxton by $65 million and is still going to a runoff that is almost impossible. That is almost unheard of. If not for the backbone and the putting of the shoulders to wheels of the MAGA movement and the war room

Steve Bannon (143:52)

posse stench, is that right? Is poso right that Ken Paxton's got so much built up political capital among the grassroots that that's what you saw tonight, that even with this onslaught of ads, negative ads, and they were all focused on making sure that Ken Paxton's mother wouldn't vote for him? I mean, they were just so brutal in so many of them is he got so much built up capital with the grassroots space that he could weather this and win in May.

Grant Stinchfield (144:21)

You know, in many respects, I think the impeachment process against him that they waged was the best thing that happened to him because it aligned him with President Trump. So we look at Ken Paxton as such a partner with President Trump. And I'll say this, President Trump didn't endorse here. I wish he would have come out and endorsed Ken Paxton, but his non endorsement tells you everything. I went back and looked same thing with Steve Toth and Crenshaw. Trump didn't endorse there. But the non endorsement tells you everything you need to know with an incumbent. So, yes, Jack is right. And I can tell you the grassroots movement in Texas. There are a lot of states with grassroots movements, but Texas is impressive, man. There are some groups out there like True Texas Project, it was the old Tea Party groups. They have have harnessed a statewide effort to mobilize people that helped Ken Paxton certainly along the way. And it just goes to show you, you can spend all the money you want. But especially a state like Texas, if you go side with Democrats on gun control, we are not going to forget that. And that's one of the top issues. Why so many people were so angry to vote against John Cornyn and for Ken Paxton is he turned his back on the Second Amendment and many other issues as well.

Steve Bannon (145:36)

Well, hold it. We got a minute or two. Yeah, go ahead, jump in.

Cliff Maloney (145:40)

Yeah, yeah. Real quick, Steve. Just got some insider information. This is Texas Congressional District 23. We've been monitoring this. This is Tony Gonzalez versus Brandon Herrera. A lot of the patriots on the side of Brandon Herrera. I just got news, an inside tip from the campaign. About 15 to 17,000 votes are still not counted. And look, there's only been about 30,000 votes so far. But here's why that's important. The story that broke about the scandal with Gonzalez, a lot of the votes were already in. So we're expecting election day to be tilted towards Herrera. Right now it's about a four point advantage for Gonzalez. That's going to narrow, but this is one for everybody to follow for the runoff. But there's about 15 to 17,000 votes still outstanding and I expect that to be pretty close once we get there.

Steve Bannon (146:27)

So you're saying that there was a significant part of the early vote that had already voted before. The really the worst part of the scandal. The scandal broke in the Daily Mail and it actually became a national story.

Cliff Maloney (146:40)

Correct. So what happened was, I mean, probably about half, if you do the math, about half of the people voted without that knowledge of the scandal breaking about the girl that committed suicide, the affair. So I do think that's going to have a huge impact on election day votes, which once again, we still have 15,000, which is probably about 30% of all the votes that are going to come in that need to be counted from election day.

Steve Bannon (147:02)

Okay, guys, hang on. We're going to go to the, to the last segment of this hour. Ken Paxton supposed to take the stage. We're obviously going to cover that short commercial break here on Real America's Voice, our election night coverage from the great state of Texas. Back in a moment. Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? Okay, welcome back, Stench. You've got another race you're watching momentarily. We're going to go to the main stage. They got the introductory speech speakers for Ken Paxton. But Stench, you watching one on the Democratic side. What do you got?

Grant Stinchfield (148:07)

You know, this is interesting, Steve. Because of Texas redistricting, two Democrats were forced to run against each other. One was Colin Allred, you may remember him, he was a former NFL guy, current member of Congress. And Julie Johnson, current member of Congress. Julie Johnson's real bad, hardcore leftist. Colin Allred, a leftist, but not the worst of the bunch, but, but still pretty bad. They're running against each other and it looks like that's going to go to a runoff, 46 to 34%. Two incumbent members of Congress, Democrats forced to run against each other. And you know, in some respects, Steve, Colin Allred was smart. There was a lot of talk that he was going to run for the United States Senate on the Democrat ticket. But I think he saw what everybody knows is that a Democrat's not going to win. Jasmine Crockett basically ruined her career right now. You know, she, it doesn't look like she's going to win this race now she's out of Congress. What does she do? So, but the funny part is we'll see two incumbent Democrats fighting it off in a runoff.

Steve Bannon (149:07)

Barris, anything you see that's particularly of interest before Ken Paxton takes the stage? I don't have Barris, there you are. Hey, Richard.

Richard Barris (149:19)

Yeah, I'm here, Steve. I'm here.

Steve Bannon (149:21)

Yeah. Anything, anything you see of interest before Ken takes the stage?

Richard Barris (149:26)

No, you know, I mean, it's coming in. We're almost to 70% now. It is ticking down. It's 2¾. I mean, I think that's just basically what we're going to see. We'll end up somewhere in the ballpark of two and a half points. You know, maybe a little. If it give or take. I mean, it'll end up there. I mean, this, this is where this thing ends.

Steve Bannon (149:44)

Right.

Richard Barris (149:44)

And I was listening to you before. I mean what I have to add and some of the people over here are commenting, I mean, $100 million to get a two point edge. It's just, it's just think about it. It's an obscene amount of money to keep a guy who 30% of the base doesn't want to vote for anyway. And, and look, I'm gonna say this, and I know a lot of people are probably going to lose their, you know what. But I mean Cornyn is a Trump conviction vote waiting to happen. He is. I mean once these primaries are over and they're no, and I would, I would just caution voters out, out there to think about this. Once the primary is over and they feel secured, these guys are unchained. So just, I mean that may be.

Steve Bannon (150:28)

Oh, particularly this guy. Caroline Red said that earlier. This is guy 74. He will, he's never going to run again.

Richard Barris (150:34)

Yeah, never.

Steve Bannon (150:35)

You'll never have control of him. You never, never. Let's go to Ben Berkwam. You're in the room. Tell us what it's like.

Ben Berkhwam (150:43)

Yeah, well, the energy's definitely picked up. We're cameras up on stage right now. It doesn't hurt that our very own Alex Stein, Primetime 99 is his district. He's in the House now too. So we got our whole real America's Voice news team in the House. But the energy's high. People, you know, it's, people are pumped, they're ready. They, they see this as a win against Cornyn. As everyone's been talking about tonight, when you spend $100 million and you still only win by 2%, it's time to go. But the concern I have, and I think everyone in this room has is how bloody is it going to get and how much is that going to affect the general election? That's, you know, that's the problem is we end up stabbing ourselves instead of. So hopefully that's it. You guys, the problems, the rhinos. So, but tonight was a rhino hunting night and it was win for MAGA tonight.

Steve Bannon (151:34)

Cliff Maloney or Richard Barris. Just overall aggregate, are the, are the Democrats going to say when you look at the total aggregate number, are they going to be able to point to, to NGOs and say we blew out the Republicans, you got give us some money because we could end it. What's, what's the status of that?

Richard Barris (151:51)

Yeah, they're gonna let me look, you know me, Steve, I always shoot it straight. They're gonna be that Harry Anton clip is getting clipped right now. You'll see it tomorrow. By the end of business day tomorrow, that will be in everybody's inbox. They're going to open up the checkbooks. They're going to say, this is our year. I will give Republicans this. There were a lot of voters who were Crockett only voters. There is a little bit of a, you know, silver lining here. Talarico won the Anglo vote, which is what, you know, you call the white vote in Texas, and he did wind up pretty decisively winning the Hispanic vote. But in some areas it wasn't as decisive as I thought it was going to be, which is why the race remains as close as it is. And then she overwhelmingly won black. The black vote, which was incredible participation for her. You're not, you know, that is not guaranteed come November. So it'll be interesting to see how much, given her comments already tonight, how much she embraces him and helps him. That will matter a lot. But yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, they're gonna have a victory. Like they are gonna smell it. They're going to smell blood in the water. They're going to run around saying, this is our year. You know, North Carolina was already pretty ugly looking and they're going to say, you know what, we're good over there with Cooper. We're good in Georgia with Ossoff. Let's go hard at Texas. So you, Texas, you got to fight. It's real.

Grant Stinchfield (153:12)

Hey, hey, Steve. Yeah. There were some other names that ran these same victory laps. We can go back to Wendy Davis, remember, in the pink sneakers and, and her thinking that she was going to be big Victoria statewide in Texas you got Robert Beto o', Rourke, who also was supposed to have the big victories here. They've been telling us they're going to take Texas for a really long time and every year. And I think Richard would confirm each year. Rich, it seems, I mean, you've been on with me on election nights where Texas margins get bigger and bigger and bigger, it seems over the last 10 or 12 years over Democrats.

Ben Berkhwam (153:48)

Rich.

Richard Barris (153:49)

Well, for Trump and in the Trump, like for Trump, this is what I would caution everybody. Ted Cruz, he got saved by Maga in 2018. And this is why I brought up that Cornyn vote because you know what you can expect out of John Cornyn, because the atmosphere in 2018, we knocked off Bill Nelson in Florida. I remember. I mean, it was a feeling that if Democrats take the Senate, then we won't be able to defend the president. And I think think we're going to need to resurrect that sentiment really soon.

Steve Bannon (154:25)

Do they by the way? But stench have they had in the past. They've got a tool.

Richard Barris (154:29)

They've never done this.

Steve Bannon (154:31)

They're so deranged about Trump. Isn't that their motivating force? They've never had somebody they despise as much as President Trump and his MAGA base. Isn't that the. Isn't that the reality here?

Grant Stinchfield (154:43)

Look, I get paid a lot of money to do this, but I'm going to say something that most people out there know. This is a. The problem with Democrats across the entire country, including Texas. They have nothing. They have nothing. But we hate Trump. We are deranged over Trump. They have no policies, they have no ideas. You're going to run on reparations. I don't think that's going to work in most of the country. It certainly isn't going to work in Texas. So you're spot on, Steve. And real America's Voice doesn't need to pay me a lot of money to tell you that Trump derangement syndrome is everywhere, including Texas.

Jack Posobiec (155:15)

Texas.

Grant Stinchfield (155:15)

When it comes to.

Steve Bannon (155:16)

Hang on. We're gonna take a short commercial break. I think we're not. We're gonna blow the break. Okay, fine. Fantastic. I wanna just give for our viewers. Reuters is breaking Jack Bosovic, want you to jump in here. Brandon Weickert's been talking about our stocks being drawn down on weapons systems, ammunition. Reuters is breaking a story exclusive. Defense executives plan to meet at White House as strikes on Iran diminish stockpiles. Jack Bosobic. This is a big one. The Koreans are already telling us, hey guys, you bait and switch us. You can't take back the Thads. We can't give up the Patriots. The Japanese are about to say that it looks like we may be drawing down everything in defense of Taiwan to funnel into Iran. Now Reuters is reporting that a meeting of defense executives is gonna be there about how you gotta ramp up what we have to do to salvage what we got. And how you're going to ramp up, as Natalie Winner said. How are you going to ramp up production immediately, sir?

Jack Posobiec (156:14)

Well, Stephen, this is the issue, right? This is what preparations for a long war would entail and a long war would look like. And it all comes down to the re industrialization of the United States. And that's everything from shipbuilding all the way down to munitions like this. And vice president has talked about this at length about the need for re industrialization. And it's all about bringing these supply chains back to America's heartland and reshoring this with America's manufacturing infrastructure. Secretary Bessens talked about this. The entire administration's talked about this. But at the same time, Steve, reality is still reality. This is the same problem the United States had when we were backfilling so many of those interceptors, so many of those Patriot systems for Kiev, and I would be on here on or on war room proper, you know, talking about this over and over, about how those Patriot systems were so expensive and how it was causing so much of a struggle for the United States to get those out. And that was just against the Russians. Now we're doing this against the Russian, where the United States is becoming the supplier for the Ukrainians, against the Russians, the entire region of the Gulf nations, against the Iranian war machine and protecting our own bases in the region. Not to mention, by the way, of course, the ballistic missile defense of the United States Navy for two aircraft carrier strike groups, one in the East Med and then one off the coast of Chabahar. So again, Steve, at the end of the day, as much as they want to push efforts for this, you might even see Defense Production act get rolled up. At the same time, there are still hard and fast realities of the outshoring of America's manufacturing base that are going to come to bear here.

Grant Stinchfield (157:54)

Hey, Steve, can I just push back just a little bit?

Steve Bannon (157:57)

Yes, so sure.

Grant Stinchfield (157:58)

I believe watching what Trump has done over the last year to set up the coalition, the Middle east and everything he's done with China to get China basically out of the way for this, Trump knew what he was going to do. I think he's already been building up the stockpiles. You know, he truthed out yesterday and it caused some problems because he said we have munitions that could last forever. That was his truth. This is Reuters. Reuters would want to put this story out that all the defense contractors are running to the White House. We're going to be out of ammunition. This is going to be a terrible war. I don't believe Reuters. I believe Trump may be meeting with executives, but I don't believe this nonsense that we're out of munitions. I think Trump has spent the last year building up a stockpile.

Steve Bannon (158:39)

I'm just going to quote it. The Trump administration plans to meet with executives from the biggest US Defense contractors at the White House on Friday to discuss accelerating weapons production as the Pentagon works to replenish supplies after strikes in Iran and several other recent military efforts. Five people familiar with the plan told Reuters, look, don't get me wrong, he's been doing what he can but as Natalie walked through today and Poso just did, the defense industrial base hasn't caught up with that. I mean it's in the beginning stages of his turnaround of our defense industrial base to meet demand. But we have, I mean if you look at what we've done over the last year as far as these wars go, I mean you've got this massive war in Ukraine, you've had a massive war in Gaza and now you've got a massive campaign in Iran that's just going to do some protest. I agree with you. Go ahead.

Grant Stinchfield (159:29)

Just be careful because the media is going to want you to believe that the American military is now somehow running out of its oomph and, and we're gonna be in trouble. And no munitions. I agree with Stretch Thin, I do.

Steve Bannon (159:41)

But Stench, this was, it's a open secret in the Pentagon that raising Cain and others about this whole effort were saying hey, hang over a second. What do we actually have here and what are we doing? I mean they did. Five people familiar with this have put this out. I'm not saying this was ill planned but the fact are you're having, you're using a lot of ammunition to do this and we've already given, look at this is why Pesopic and I were so down on this Ukraine situation. Well, and one simple fact. Go ahead.

Jack Posobiec (160:11)

And just one, one factor if I could add is that I think one of the, one of the pieces that that has been added to this is that Iran, Iran is the one that expanded the chessboard into not just US bases but into our Gulf partners as well. So that means it's not just the US bases that they need to support the, the defense for, it's also going to be all those bases around. You're looking at Qatar, you're looking at Jebel Ali down in the uae, you're looking at Dubai, you're looking at Bahrain as well writ large as well as Riyadh. And they're taking hits as well. The US Embassy in Riyadh, one of the CIA stations just got hit there. So they're using everything they can to really pound these air defense systems that you know, may have been, you know may have been. Look, they just need to be backfilled. There's no question.

Steve Bannon (160:56)

Stench, what is your question?

Grant Stinchfield (160:57)

How quick can that happen?

Steve Bannon (160:59)

Oh it takes, I think you gotta ramp, I mean I think it takes a while to ramp this stuff up. They've been trying to go as much full production 24 7, Jack, haven't they? Since we knew we had these problems with Ukraine, I mean, the Ukraine war in Biden's last two years, I mean, we just fed into the Ukraine nonstop. Jack, Isn't that the thing that really got us behind the eight ball here?

Jack Posobiec (161:23)

Well, that was, that was the initial precursor for it, yes. And that, of course, started under Biden, not under President Trump. That would war probably wouldn't have even started if President Trump had been there in office. But yes, that's what really got the ball rolling. And that was the last time that they were talking about potentially moving some of these THAAD systems, these high, high altitude air defense systems from the South Korean peninsula over to the Middle east or, excuse me, the European theater. And now, now potentially down in the Middle east theater.

Richard Barris (161:50)

Can I just add something here, Steve, real quick? I mean, this is, we're doing election night tonight. Dan Crenshaw went down. I mean, this is why it's important. Dan Crenshaw went down when Donald Trump's trying to negotiate an end to the, to the war in Eastern Europe. You know, you had people like Dan Crenshaw who are all for this. This is what they do in Congress. This is their business. Right. So this is why it's important that, you know, vote is Crenshaw is a scalp, but voters keep doing this because when the president is out there trying to negotiate an end from this, there's constant pressure from these rhinos on Capitol Hill to keep these missiles flying. And this is, this is the end result of that. I mean, it's got to be realistic about what we can do around the world.

Steve Bannon (162:32)

Hang on.

Jack Posobiec (162:33)

Some of these represent.

Steve Bannon (162:34)

Ken Paxton takes in the stage right now. Let's go ahead and cut to the stage and Ken Paxton for his comments.

Ken Paxton (162:42)

Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your attorney

Grant Stinchfield (162:46)

General and the next United States Senator for Texas, Ken Paxton. Sam?

Ken Paxton (163:44)

Well, you know, John Cornyn said he was concerned about a bunch of radicals were going to show up to vote today. It looks like you all showed up. I want to start by thanking my kids, my grandchildren for their constant love and support. I think I speak for every parent and grandparent in this room when I say this. Our children and their future are what we are fighting for every single day. For us, this is about saving America for the next generation. I want to take a moment to thank you all and every supporter across the state who has taken the time to volunteer to vote, to get involved in this critical fight. And thank you to the Paxton Patriots for dedicating your time and your resources to support this effort and help us get our message out all across Texas. Together with your support, we just sent a message loud and clear to Washington. Washington, we are not going to go quietly and we are not going to let you by the seat. I want to tell you the last time I felt this kind of energy in one room. I was actually at Mar a Lago when President Trump announced he was running again in 2024. I don't know if you remember, but it was right after the midterms and everyone was turning on the President. The establishment, the media, and most Republican elected officials in America were lining up against him. Not me. I was proud to fly to Mar a Lago and be one of the only elected officials in America, along with my good friend Congressman Troy Nels, who stood with the President the night he announced his campaign. Troy and I, along with everyone else there, knew something special was happening that night.

Steve Bannon (165:41)

Night.

Ken Paxton (165:42)

And we were right. Right now, I feel that same momentum, the same sense that history is turning. Now, let's talk about what happened. What just happened? John Cornyn spent around 100 million trying to buy this seat. We spent around 5 million. It was confirmed today that he received the most ad supported for an incumbent in a single primary in U.S. history. But we proved something they'll never understand in Washington. Texas is not for sale. As votes continue to be counted, it looks like we're headed to a runoff, and that's because of you. The people of Texas made your voices heard. After all the personal attacks, which there were many, and after all the lies, you listened to what John Cornyn was selling and you weren't buying it. Nearly 60% of Texas voters who have known Cornyn for over 40 years after hearing $100 million worth of ads chose to vote against the incumbent. That's historic. Tonight, change was on the ballot and change won. Texans want new leadership. They want someone with a proven record of fighting and winning for them. And that's exactly what I'm going to deliver. Because for too long, John Cornyn has turned his back on us. For too long, he attacked the border wall by calling it naive and pushed amnesty while our country was being invaded. For too long, he stabbed our president in the back by trying to derail his presidential campaigns and supporting the Democrats lawfare against the president. And for too long, he sold us out to Democrats, even siding with Joe Biden to push the worst gun control bill in decades. Those days are coming to an end. And now as we head into this runoff, we're going to make the choice even clearer. While John Cornyn was cutting deals on gun control and amnesty, I was suing corrupt Joe Biden over 107 times. 107 times. And we didn't just file lawsuits. We won massive victories for our freedoms, for our border security, and for our Constitution. That's the contrast. When he compromised, we fought. It's not about personal attacks. It's about what your record of delivering for the people of Texas is. And on that front, John Cornyn has failed us. Time and time again, I've traveled the state asking one simple question. I've done this since day one. Every group I've been in front of in his over 40 years of office, you cannot name one single accomplishment that he's done to help the state of Texas. 40 years and without fail. Everywhere I go, no one has an answer. No one can name that accomplishment. The people of Texas deserve better. That's the message we're taking into the runoff. I think you all might remember the last time a U.S. senate race went to a runoff in Texas. It was 2012. A political outsider, not well known at the time by the name of Ted Cruz took on the establishment giant. No one said he could do it. And after getting second place in the initial primary, patriotic Texans showed up in the runoff. And you know what happened, Ted? Some smart people in the audience. Ted Cruz performed over 22 points better and won the runoff in a resounding victory. The same thing is going to happen here. I've been in two statewide runoff as Attorney General, and I've never won by less than 30 points. And I don't plan on starting now. The victory we're going to secure in this runoff will be even sweeter than the last ones. Now, John Cornyn is going to try to steal the election with another hundred million going into this Senate race. But here's what we proved tonight. While the money may be on his side, the people are on our side. And in Texas, the people always win. As we reflect on this election, I want to take a moment to thank Wesley Hunt for being in this race. Wesley served our country honorably in uniform. And I have no doubt he ran because he loves Texas and he wanted to continue serving our state. And let me say this to everyone who voted. Whether you voted for me, for Wesley, or even John, I'm going to fight to earn your support. Whether you were my strongest ally or you donated to fund the attacks against me, I want you to know that I'm going to fight every day. To earn your support. Because this is going to be the number one Senate race in America targeted by the Democrats. We cannot let them take it. Our party is a big tent. We don't agree on everything, but we agree on the most important thing. We must defeat the Democrats in November. I want you on this team because this campaign is bigger than one person. It's about the future of Texas and the future of our great country, America. As Attorney General, I've won three elections and I've won those general elections because I focused on uniting our party. We still have an important runoff ahead, no doubt, But I think everyone in this room, everyone in Texas, and everyone in Washington knows where this is headed. I will be the Republican nominee and we must stay focused. Because the Democrats have never been more radical. They've never been more unhinged. We've got James Tallarico, far left radical, who wants to abolish ice, says God is non binary. I'm not even sure I know what that means and thinks Christians are commanded to put boys in girls sports. He will do nothing more than be a puppet for Chuck Schumer and the National Democrats. That's what we're up against. So we must stay focused. We must stay united, and we must be ready to send a second conservative senator to Washington. Ted Cruz has been a champion for Texas. He's recommended strong judges and defended our freedoms. He's fought for us every single day in the Senate. And I think it's time we send him and President Trump some reinforcements. And I'm running to do just that. I want to help confirm strong constitutional conservative judges who will defend our rights, not undermine them. I want to help make America healthy again by taking on big food and Big Pharma, just like I've done as Attorney General. I want to lower cost for you and your family by cutting fraud and the wasteful spending that's driving inflation. I want to stand shoulder to shoulder with our brave men and women in uniform at this critical moment in our nation's history. I want to go to the Senate to fight for you every single day. So let's finish this, Texas. We have three months to push forward, to grow this movement, to bring more people into this campaign. Before we get to the general election. Please knock on doors, make the calls, help your neighbors, your friends, your co workers, get involved in the movement to take this seat back from the swamp and return it to the people of Texas. This is our moment. And I cannot thank you enough for

Steve Bannon (173:51)

your prayers, for your hard work, for

Ken Paxton (173:53)

your vote and for your Belief in me. God bless you, God bless this great state of Texas and God bless the United States of America. Thank you all very much.

Steve Bannon (174:09)

Let's go to Ben Berquhm. We're going to wrap up tonight. Ben Berquhm, your closing thoughts. You're there at the campaign headquarters.

Ben Berkhwam (174:18)

It's real simple, Steve. Every day you wake up is the day to fight for America. Every single single day from this day forward is that day. The fight's just beginning out here in Texas.

Steve Bannon (174:29)

Thank you, brother. Where do people go to your social median Berkwam.

Ben Berkhwam (174:34)

My personal and real America's Voice @Real AM Voice Substack is Frontline America, FrontlineAmerica.com

Steve Bannon (174:41)

and FrontlineAmerica Foundation.org thank you sir Stench your. Your overview of what happened tonight and where do we go.

Grant Stinchfield (174:49)

I think it was. I think it was a great day for MAGA in Texas. So many MAGA candidates grassroots showed up in this state and I'm proud to be a Texan. And congratulations to Ken Paxton. This is big. I think he'll be victorious in the runoff. Now, as we've all said tonight, we got to work hard for this. We've got to show up because Texas has to be defended 100%. Steve.

Steve Bannon (175:14)

Three month long grind. May 26th is. Is election day in the. In the runoff. Grant, thank you so much for riding shotgun tonight. It was great, a lot of fun and very insightful. Thank you, brother.

Grant Stinchfield (175:26)

Hey, Steve, let me just say to you what an honor to be next to you this whole night and the rest of the crew. Everybody here, awesome time. Thank you for having me.

Steve Bannon (175:33)

Good. It was a great time. Cliff Maloney, you're gonna. You guys are gonna be knocking on a lot of doors with not much money and up against $100 million. You got 90 days to deliver, sir.

Cliff Maloney (175:46)

Yes, Steve. Look, as Charlie would say, we got to do the work. Folks can go toDoors, win wars dot com. That's my answer to the whole war room posse tonight. A message was sent to the Republican establishment, but it's up to us to get the job done. Folks can check me out on X at Maloney. Steve, you're a patriot. Appreciate you putting this together. Let's go win.

Steve Bannon (176:06)

No. Amazing. Great. Jack Posobic, I want your thoughts tonight. Also, they just announced 8am tomorrow morning. There's going to be another press briefing with the secret Secretary of War, Pete Hexith and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It looks like General Raisin Cain again. Do you think we're going to get More of a Norman Schwarzkopf type. We're going to be looking at grainy photos and gun cameras as we've all been waiting to do.

Jack Posobiec (176:30)

Well Steve, I certainly hope so. And I watched the CENTCOM briefing earlier tonight as well. We got some more information out of there, but again, we haven't had that operational level brief that Schwarzkopf would have given. I heard about the press conference a while ago. So we've rogered up. So Human Events will have reporters in the room when this takes place. And so we'll of course be reporting on it completely also, just as they say, monitoring the situation from here from the Human Events Watch floor. And we're seeing Israel's taking incoming right now. Looks like the district of Israel itself is or excuse me, the district of Jerusalem within Israel is taking some direct impacts as we speak tonight. So the, the holy city being being struck in day I guess we're in day four here.

Steve Bannon (177:12)

This thing, lessons learned in Texas tonight. Jack Posowic

Jack Posobiec (177:18)

indeed. Well look, you know, Dan Grandshaw going down as a, as an incumbent, this is huge. This is a big deal and people need to look at that. People need to look at his record when it comes to war. People look need to look at his record as it pertains to staying close to the president, supporting the president's agenda. And there were a number of people who came out, you know, on different sides of this thing. We saw Tucker Carlson was, did a big interview with Toth. We also saw Ted Cruz come up and do come in, big supportive toast. So he's got Tucker and Ted Cruz on the same side. They said it couldn't be done, you know, and, and, and really putting in a lot of this and at the end of the day it just, it I'm just going to keep bringing it back and turning point action as well of course, obviously. But I want to bring it back to just you have to, you have to stay true to your district. You have to stay true to your district regardless of what happens in Washington D.C. and this is what happens in these types of primaries.

Steve Bannon (178:12)

Jack Vesobic, where do people go on social media because you are following this war very closely and putting up great material all the time where the folks go.

Jack Posobiec (178:21)

We're up at Jack Posobic. The podcast is Human Events Daily. Check it out. We did special coverage this weekend. We're the first place to tell you when the strikes would happen, when they would occur. We told you what it would look like going into it and we're riding with you all the way through to the bitter end of this thing. It is your one stop shop. Human Events Daily.

Steve Bannon (178:42)

Thank you Jax. So important thank you for spending so much time with us and I appreciate it. Eight o' clock tomorrow morning Eastern standard time. Real America's Voice will be covering that press conference from the Pentagon of David Zir and our Pentagon people there want to thank once again 95.5percent for for Prop for Proposition 10. Want to thank everybody Jenny Story, Glenn Story, Debbie J. Gordis, Frank Gaffney, Karen Segman, everybody. We're going to leave you. We'll be back in the worm at 10:00am Eastern Standard Time tomorrow. I want to thank Real America's Voice. We're now going to live you leave you with my favorite takeout song War room Texas. See you tomorrow morning.

Grant Stinchfield (179:26)

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