Jeff Clark

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5524: DHS Lays Out Plan to Stop The Steal In November · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

So the fact that I spotted the foreign election report as a big cover-up operation, that's been massively vindicated as of last night.

So the victory relates to the non-citizens on the roll, Steve.

So Adrian Fontes and Chris Mays, you know, she's the attorney general who was prosecuting John Eastman and Giuliani and Mark Meadows and Christina Bob out in Arizona.

And she says she's going to re-indict them after her indictment got dismissed.

So I challenged their election manual for the oversight project with the Pima County Republican Party and its chair, Kathleen Wynne.

And we got a preliminary injunction against a key provision of that election manual where they were trying to basically block out Republicans in a clever way from voting, which is they said that if you wear your law enforcement uniform or your

military uniform into the polls, that's inherently or at least potentially intimidating to the voters.

And because it's intimidation, we can call the police on you and have you kicked out.

And this was clearly a move as a result of knowing that there are illegals on the election rolls.

to try to keep ICE out of policing the polls as part of the midterms.

So we think it's a major victory.

And we think that President Trump's revelations last night about the 200,000 plus illegals on the voter rolls, it totally vindicates and supports that and is of a piece with it.

I think the president should have ice there to deter people who are illegals from coming and trying to sneak in and vote at the very least.

And it's not, if that's intimidation, Steve, that's intimidation of people who should not be voting, right?

So this is just intimidation.

The people who shouldn't be intimidated are people who are citizens, right?

But they also pick this idea of if you come wearing a law enforcement uniform or a military uniform, they know

that law enforcement and military members are more likely to be Republicans.

So if they try to say they can't vote in uniform, especially if they're coming off a shift or something on election day, they're like disproportionately trying to hurt and target Republicans.

So that's, you know, Fontes and May's inaction.

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