Carrie Gress

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5091: CHD Hits AAP With RICO Suit; Massive Snow Storms Engulf The East Coast · 23 Jan 2026 podcast

Yeah, no, I think we thought the dragon was Ro, but Ro was not the dragon.

The dragon, I really think, is actually feminism.

I think the march still has some incredible energy because people go there and they finally have this experience of feeling like, I'm not alone.

I've got other people to support me.

And there's just this incredible amount of energy and invigoration that comes from it.

But really, until we get to the heart of what the issue is, what's feeding abortion, we're just not going to be able to end it.

And that's really feminism.

And I think for a long time, Christians have tried to make it work, you know, feminism work with Christianity.

And the fruit has really just been awful or mediocre.

You know, we haven't actually seen any real success of this, especially on the abortion front.

So I think that's what we need to be looking at now, that the true engine of what's, you know, creating these 3000 abortions a day in the United States.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's old feminism, too.

I think this is the amazing thing is people have thought that feminism was this thing that was just there to help women.

But if you really dig into it, which I do actually in my new book called Something Wicked, the whole goal of feminism was to get rid of Christianity, to really create this revolution.

Women, the early feminists thought that Christianity was used by men to enslave women.

So, you know, you fast forward 200 years and it shouldn't be a surprise that we're seeing this incredible rage because the rage was actually inculcated from the beginning because the feminists knew that if you got women angry, then they would be much more politically effective.

So we see that, you know, just saturated in the feminist movement today.

And so these are really the results of it when you confuse women enough and

You tell them that their autonomy or the sense of misplaced compassion, that they can change things just by feeling compassionate about them instead of actually having to have results.

This is what you're going to end up with, is exactly what we're seeing in Minneapolis.

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