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Chapter 1: What is the primal scream of a dying regime?
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Tuesday, 2 December, Year of the Lord 2025. Thank you for tuning in to the late afternoon, early evening edition of the War Room. We've got breaking news. We're going to go right to the Viceroy, Mike Davis, who joins us by phone. Mike, update on the NDAA and the AI amnesty, sir.
Well, it looks like the War Room posse has delivered once again, teaming up with the Article III project because the AI oligarchs look like they are in retreats. on AI amnesty and the must-pass Defense Authorization Act, the NDAA. And this is—the credit goes to the War Room Posse for lighting up both of their home state senators and their U.S. House rep at Article III Project's action page.
This was on a glide path to pass again. like it was four months ago when Ted Cruz tried to put this in must-pass legislation. And in about five hours, the War Room Posse changed the politics, and it went down 99 to 1 four months ago, including Ted Cruz voting against his own legislation.
They thought they were going to run the same play again this time in the NDAA must-pass national defense authorization bill. And the war room posse got the House proponents basically waving the white flag of surrender. You started to see those news reports coming out saying, this is important, Steve. We've gone on your show. We finally have their attention.
We've had crucial meetings with the administration on this where they understand if we're going to pass this federal preemption for AI, if we're going to let the federal government block AI, the states and local communities from regulating AI so they can compete against China as they claim. We're going to do it the American way. We're going to protect the four Cs.
We're going to protect children from predators. We're going to protect communities from AI data centers going in residential neighborhoods, for example, or water and electric rates getting jacked up to subsidize these AI platforms. We're going to protect... conservatives from online censorship, from being canceled by these AI oligarchs like Google and Meta. And we're going to protect creators.
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Chapter 2: What updates are there on the NDAA and AI amnesty?
We want to make sure we're doing this the American way. We're going to get this to the Trump White House. this evening, and you're exactly right, Steve. This is a big piece of legislation. This needs to go through the regular order. It needs to go through the committee process. It needs to go through amendments. We need to have debate. We need to get 60 votes in the Senate.
Look, if everyone agrees that the legislation, the proposed legislation, the Article 3 project is drafting is good, and you can get 60 votes in the Senate, and a majority in the House and the President sign off on it, great. But It's probably not going to work that way. It's going to require debates. It's going to require amendments. It's going to require votes.
And, you know, that's the American way, and that's how you're going to get the best legislation possible. And no one's going to be ecstatic when the legislative process is over. People are going to have some wins. People are going to have some losses. But that's how our process works. That's how our legislative process works under Article I of the Constitution.
Now, I just want to make sure people are not resting on their shovels here and their axes. Should they still go to Article 3 and still lay a call in or a text message or an email to their senator and their congressman just to reinforce that, hey, here's what I'm hearing, but I want to make sure that you're 100% against and that we kind of restart this process? What do you recommend right now?
Because I don't trust these tech broligarchs at all.
No question, Stephen. That's exactly right. We should run through the tape on this one, so people should go to article3project.org, article3project.org, take action, and it's to go after the AI amnesty and the NDA. It can't go in there. We cannot have AI amnesty.
If they want federal preemption, if they don't want the states and local communities to be able to regulate AI companies, then we need to have federal rules of the road, and that includes the four Cs. that the Article III project is proposing in our 100-plus page legislation that is crucially important. Look, they tried to sneak it in.
As you said, Steve, in the big, beautiful bill, they tried to sneak it in. The NDAA, but we've been on their game for months on that. That's why this is dead on. It appears to be on life support right now. They're going to find any opportunity they can to sneak this through instead of having debate. And so it's crucially important that people light up
both of their home state senators and their U.S. House rep, and make them understand we're not doing AI amnesty. We're not going to repeat the mistakes we made almost 20 years ago with Section 230 amnesty and antitrust amnesty that created Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple, these trillion-dollar big tech oligarchs that rush competition, cancel conservatives, and shutter small businesses.
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Chapter 3: How did the War Room Posse influence the NDAA vote?
They were trying to slide something in like they changed the Electoral Count Act of 1887, unconstitutionally I might add, to try to fool people. You cannot fool MAGA. We're going to get down and get the receipts, and we're going to find out, understand, and we've now beaten you twice, or we're close to beating you twice. I don't want to get too cocky on this one.
because they're so duplicitous they tried it again, a couple of pages, to give them, to take away all your rights, all your controls, all the safety of your children, all of it. And we don't even know what's going on in these frontier labs, all of it, for them to give it to the oligarchs.
Scalise knew this, Mike Rogers knew this, everybody in the House knew this, the Speaker knew this, guys in the Senate knew this, Ted Cruz, credit Ted Cruz knew this. They all know it when it's getting slid in there.
If it hadn't been once again for Mike Davis and Article Three, the the Joe Allen's of the world, getting people worked up, and getting them worked up by looking at the facts where they came and said, No, this is not acceptable. This is not right. We're not going to have this.
and dig in and make enough phone calls and things that folks understood, well, hey, if I vote for this and my constituents know this, I may not be around here. This is not the way it's supposed to work. You're not supposed to hide the football. You got defeated back in July trying to do the same crap, and even Ted Cruz was too embarrassed when we put the spotlight on that rat.
He didn't even vote for his own recommendation. And we're going to go to Tennessee in a second. And Marsha Blackburn led the fight on that. Remember that president Trump kind of told him and said, Hey, I don't, I don't think you guys, I don't think this is going to work. It was like two o'clock in the morning. I think the vote was at three 99 to one 99 to one.
They had the gall because they think you're dumb. Let's be honest. They think you're idiots. They do. They have no respect. You cannot sit there and go, no, we respect you. You do not respect the working man and woman in this country. You do not respect the middle class. You do not respect your base. That's one of the reasons the base hates the ruling class and hates the political class.
Because you don't come to them and say, hey, look, we got thwarted before, but we got to do this. China's catching up to us. Until somebody can show me
and maybe it's got to be the intelligence guys in a declassified setting, that the Chinese Communist Party, if we cut them off from chips, we cut them off from knowledge, we cut them off from technique, we cut them off from education, we cut them off from all capital markets, access to everything, that they can do this, that they're competitive in the Sputnik moment, and they're going to try to make that case.
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Chapter 4: What are the four Cs that need protection in AI legislation?
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I'll come back. So how to describe this? DeGrasse is going to be with us in the morning. Another victory I'm going to have. We are going to have Paul Lagerman from Heritage Action is going to join us at the bottom of the hour. I believe that the House in Indiana has just voted out a committee, a 9-0 map. And we're going to talk about that. DeGrasse is going to join us this morning.
It's a total fracas right now. In the House, I think Elise Stefanik has gone to the floor of the discharge petition about House members trading stocks on inside information.
This has been something, and Leahy knows this from the old Breitbart days, Peter Schweitzer and myself, the people at Peter Schweitzer's, at the organization we had at the time on the insider trading, because it actually is technically true that House members It was true before. We stopped it. I think it's back.
They can trade on non-material, on non-material information, excuse me, material non-public information. which you would go to jail if you were at some company and heard some tip coming from the boardroom, or if you saw some sales document and sales were down and you went and shorted the stock or dumped the stock, you would go to prison.
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Chapter 5: How can constituents take action against AI amnesty?
And I've talked to some key sources that are familiar with turnout numbers, and it looks like the projections are Election Day turnout may equal or surpass early voting. Early voting, remember, 84,000 votes. We thought that was pretty much a wash between Afton Bayne and Matt Van Epps looking at the counties involved. But Election Day, you're going to have more Republicans turn out.
And so my projection had been we'd have a lower than early voting turnout. I thought we'd have 68,000 turnout on Election Day. It looks like we'll have 84,000. As a result, I told you privately that I expected, anticipated that Matt Van Epps would win by five to six points.
With this higher election day turnout so far, I think right now we're on track for a 10-point victory by Matt Van Epps tonight. But, Steve, if you are listening in Tennessee right now, two hours and 40 minutes, run through the tape. If you haven't voted, go and vote for Matt Van Epps.
This is very important. There's two hours and 40 minutes left for the polls to be open in Tennessee. This is an absolutely critical seat. Let's leave aside how we got here. We got here and we're here. The only thing that matters now is victory. There's no substitute for victory. We gotta win this one. People have come together and we should give hat tips
to Speaker Johnson and others that have piled into here. All the conservative media, War Room Posse, people have piled into this over the Thanksgiving holiday. And since early voting stopped, I think on Wednesday afternoon, about four o'clock local time, people have pounded about getting folks ready, assisting people if they needed to get rides out to vote.
It was supposed to be inclement weather today. I understand it was quite cold, but it was clear. So Michael, Patrick, everybody did kind of come together, but we still have to run through the tape. You know, after work voting is always very strong, particularly among working class people that can't do it before work. So we need everybody. We've got two hours, over two hours and a half.
This thing could hang in the balance right now, but I think people did respond, it looked like, They needed to get out and vote today, sir.
It's clear and cold here in Middle Tennessee in the 7th Congressional District. Temperature hovering around 32, 33 degrees. There has not been precipitation yet. It may get colder. It may start to rain or sleet or snow between now and the closing of the polls. So it's very important.
If you live in the 14 counties that comprise the 7th Congressional District and you have not voted, turn your car around right now, go to the polling place and vote for the GOP nominee, Matt Van Epps.
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Chapter 6: What does the Election Day turnout look like in Tennessee?
This was Judge Sirica. It was the Justice Department. It was Maine Justice. It was the House committees with those left-wing lawyers talking to each other, getting up on whiteboards and plotting out things they had never done. They had meetings with the staff over at the judges' staff, things that were unheard of. to railroad Richard Nixon out of his presidency.
And I really want to give you a hat tip, Michael Patrick Leahy, for going to law school at night. The brother has a degree from Harvard College and Stanford Business School. He's still going to law school at night and now entranced by, enthralled by Jeff Shepard's theory of the case of lawfare against Richard Nixon, sir.
How the Deep State took down Richard Nixon, that film is distributed by War Room Film, so go to warroom.film. You can still see it there. It's still for free, and it's really, really good, 90 minutes. We make the case that it was, in fact, more than a dozen violations of the due process rights of Richard Nixon and the Watergate defendants that brought them down, and it's very clear
a crooked judge, a crooked special prosecutor, and a loaded with Department of Justice under Kennedy and Johnson attorneys working for Archibald Cox and then Leon Jaworski that went in to take down Richard Nixon.
Michael Patrick Leahy, good news out of Tennessee. We have to run through the tape. Everybody can hear my voice or see the image. We've got two and a half hours to go. The polls are still open. There's a lot of votes out there. The Democrats are not going to lay down on this one. But people are turning out. I think people are hearing the clarion call that we need to win this seat.
Let's put in back of us how exactly we got here from a 22-point victory with President Trump to where we are now. It doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is that there's no substitute for victory. And we have to win this one. Leahy, how do people get to your show? How do they get to your content? How do they get to your social media?
Go to TennesseeStar.com, TennesseeStar.com. My show, the Michael Patrick Leahy Show, heard 9 a.m. Central to noon Central every weekday on the John Fredericks Radio Network here in Nashville, 760 a.m. WENO, and in 19 other radio stations owned by John Fredericks around the country.
Fantastic. Great job, sir. Michael Patrick Leahy, very proud of you and the folks down in Tennessee. Run through the tape.
Run through the tape, Steve. Run through the tape.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of redistricting in Indiana?
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Indiana State Senator Michael Bohachek is opposing redistricting. And Indiana has been an interesting place because the lawmakers there have not wanted to do this, despite the president's push and despite the governor's push. Here's what the state senator said about it. This is a Facebook post. Many of you have asked my position on redistricting. I've been...
an unapologetic advocate for people with mental disabilities since the birth of my second daughter. Those of you that don't know me or my family might not know that my daughter has Down syndrome. This is not the first time our president has used these insulting and derogatory references, and his choices of words have consequences. I will be voting no on redistricting.
Perhaps he can use the next 10 months to convince voters that his policies and behavior deserve a congressional majority. He was talking about the president, by the way, using the R word about Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota. But that last line, perhaps he can use the next 10 months to convince voters that his policies and behavior deserve a congressional majority. That says a lot.
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Chapter 8: What are the latest developments regarding voting integrity in Texas?
Over at ShamWow, the new network, Katie Turr. They don't talk about 45% of folks in a 40 million person state in California, you're going to have four seats. They want to have none, 52 to zero. Paul Lagerman joins me from Heritage Action. Paul, this is kind of your beat over at Heritage Action. Tiffany Justice and the team over there tell me you're the absolute killer on this.
We just, despite MSNBC, we just had very good news come out of Indiana, and that is the committee, I think, voted eight to five to put forward a map that is 9-0. Can you walk us through the process, sir?
Absolutely. So this began, you know, months ago. The fact that we talk about this happening overnight in Indiana is absolutely incorrect. This conversation has been ongoing for months, talking about redistricting, talking about these maps, talking about the inequity that we have in Indiana, where we have, you majority within our congressional delegation in a state that's deep red.
Every statewide elected official in the state is a Republican and has been for the last few cycles. And we haven't had a Democrat here in quite some time. The numbers just bear this out. So today what happened, the exciting part of today, is this was the first actual legislative step. The House came in early. This is special session light in that it isn't the exact special session.
This is an early start to the actual session. So the House came in. The bill was introduced yesterday on the floor of the House. Committee hearing lasted all day today. I can say that Heritage Action, we were about the only folks that testified in favor of this bill. And it was just it was person after person of from from about nine thirty in the morning till about three o'clock in the afternoon.
They didn't like to see that didn't want redistricting. And as you said, the vote came out favorably in the committee. Now it moves on to second reading. Second reading will happen tomorrow. On second reading in Indiana, there's the opportunity to amend the bill, to discuss the bill, to debate the bill. This is sort of the big hit, right? And you're going to see tomorrow just everything.
and the kitchen sink come at this bill in the form of amendments, trying to tear it apart, adding poison pills. Those are all going to be defeated tomorrow because we know going into this that the House numbers are there. The votes are there in the Republican caucus. Remember, in Indiana, it's a 70-30 House, right? quite literally. There's 100 members, 70 Republicans, 30 Democrats.
The House can conduct business without the Democrats showing up. They don't have to worry about quorum or that sort of thing. So tomorrow is the big day for all the amendments and then third reading on Friday. At the same time, as Turning Point will be hosting a very large rally in the Statehouse right next door to the House of Representatives on one floor down.
So it's a big, beautiful granite building, so you're going to hear this pro-redistricting echoing through the halls. So it's going to be pretty exciting. Paul, you're Hoosier, correct? Correct. Yes, sir.
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