Bannon`s War Room
Episode 5131: The Left's Plan To Change America; New Nixon Files Released
10 Feb 2026
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Chapter 1: What claims are being made about the integrity of American elections?
America's elections are rigged, stolen, and a laughing stock all over the world. We are either going to fix them or we won't have a country any longer. For fact's sake, Donald Trump won two of those so-called rigged, stolen elections. Susan, you wrote that this is no longer a question if Donald Trump will undermine Americans' confidence in the midterms, but how?
What do you see us doing to protect that?
Yeah, I mean, look, this is a situation where, you know, you've seen Republicans basically abandon their longstanding views about states' rights and federalism. And, you know, now all of a sudden, Mike Johnson is the one who decides that it's the job of the federal speaker of the House to be commenting on questionable election practices in states that he doesn't like or that elect Democrats.
You know, the decentralization I think is the thing that experts are looking to. It's one of the reasons, of course, that Donald Trump's claims of a rigged election in 2020 are so absurd and farcical.
It is simply inconceivable that in six swing states in 2020, all over this country, the massive number of people who have been involved in the conspiracy of those alleged by Donald Trump and the sort of fever dreams he's encouraged among his supporters It's basically inconceivable in the context of our very decentralized state run election system.
And again, it should be pointed out that the Constitution is very clear that it's up to the states to regulate the time, place and manner of elections. That is not a role for the president of the United States, who just last Monday said he wanted to nationalize, quote unquote, elections in 15 states. But I think there are enormous fears among state election officials about the kind of
actions that can be taken in key states looking ahead to this fall. One thing I spoke with an election law expert who pointed out that, you know, the time for states and localities to act is probably before Republicans, you know, come in there and to be prepared in advance to get injunctions and things like that to keep ICE away from the polling places.
This apparent abuse of federal law enforcement power to indulge the president's obsession with overturning the 2020 election and to lay the groundwork for whatever mischief they're planning in a few months, I think, is obviously deeply disturbing, deeply chilling, deeply menacing and also a huge threat.
huge political mistake for this administration, because in Georgia, where now for the second time in six years, Georgia voters have the weight of the republic's future on our shoulders. We are just that much more determined to do our part. to right the ship. This election is pivotal.
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Chapter 2: How are Republican strategies evolving regarding election practices?
And for me, you know, as someone who's a little bit more seasoned, I had a chance to reflect, I think, in some interesting ways. And you touched on it about how the expressions of protest and how our expressions of being put upon as a minority or as individuals or as a community by a majority, how we would respond to that.
What I took away from last night was Bad Bunny said, this is America now, y'all. This is who we are now. This isn't the future of America. People talk about America is going to be black and brown majority in 24. No, no, no. We're there now. We're in the moment now. And so to be very direct about last night, a lot of Donald Trump white people got upset. A lot of them complained.
A lot of them were a little bit, how should we say, twitchy about what they saw, complaining about the fact that I didn't understand a word he said. Really? Really? You weren't moved by the moment. You weren't moved by the visuals. You weren't moved by the sound. You fixated on words to try to understand. But if you heard the words in English, you still wouldn't have understood them.
And that's the point. If they heard the words in English, they still wouldn't have understood them because they listened to one man who has clouded their judgment and their reason with his own twitchiness, right? I mean, Donald Trump, since he launched his political career, has run a decade-long anti-Latino campaign. He immediately started by going against Mexicans.
It has extended to every Latino group. We have had a long, year-long persecution of Venezuelans.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of federal involvement in state elections?
It does not matter. His federal agents are being enabled to stop any of us. And so I have to say, though, there were so many people who thought the little boy was Liam Cornejo Ramos. And he wasn't. And it wasn't. And that little boy who was detained in Minnesota and arrested, and he was a flashpoint. And so many people saw that instead of seeing that he, like,
If that doesn't tell you about the racial profiling that's happening in the streets right now with every Latino out there, these federal agents, we have a Supreme Court justice who gave a roadmap for this administration on how to stop specifically the Latino community, right? So we are being hunted.
And I just have to keep saying that because it shouldn't fall on Bad Bunny or Super Bowl artists to defend our American-ness because Latinos are part of our past. We're the present. And Trump doesn't want us to be part of the future. And I think a lot of people are feeling that. And those of us, and there is diversity, right? I do not know Puerto Rican culture.
I come from Mexican-American culture. But that relation, he is uniting us by persecuting all of us equally and with the same paramilitary force. And I want to know which elected leader is going to be as brave as Bad Bunny has consistently been with his art.
He wants Republicans to pass the SAVE Act, which will change voting to be adjusted that it will exist in the ways that he wants. But Luke, isn't this basically dead on arrival because of the filibuster in the Senate?
Yeah, I mean, it will pass the House, right? They'll get the Republican votes in the House for it, but they will not get the votes in the Senate for it. So this is largely a political statement that's being made to try to falsely claim that American elections are rigged and untrustworthy so that if Democrats win the midterms that they can blame it on widespread fraud.
I think as a fact check, we should just remind people how rare voter fraud is in America.
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Chapter 4: How does the discussion reflect on the significance of the upcoming midterm elections?
It is illegal. People get prosecuted for it. It does happen occasionally. But it's like less than 100 cases in the last two decades. I mean, conservative groups have been hunting for cases of voter fraud to show that it exists. And you do get the occasional case now and then, but it's so rare and so limited that it would not impact the national election.
It wouldn't impact even a statewide election. And so they're hoping for this fantastic claims of fraud that really don't exist. But we can anticipate to hear about them a lot as long as Donald Trump is president. I'm not going to sit here and wait for the future because that's a game that others want you to play. What you saw last night was the future coming to the moment now.
And America realized for the first time in that context, they watched the panoply play out on that field. And they saw the bodegos, they saw the wedding, they saw the nail salon, all of that, which Simone particularly, I'm sure, enjoyed. So that, to me, was the American aspect of that. Trump has never been less powerful. The agenda he's pursuing has never been more evident and more unpopular.
What this means, if you're a wuss, what this means, if you were wrong in 2025, in the first year of Donald Trump being back in office... Well, it means that 2026 is good news for you. 2026 is the easiest chance you'll ever have to rectify what you did wrong, to get on the right side of this thing, now or never.
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've tried to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
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Chapter 5: What role does public sentiment play in shaping election laws?
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. Babb.
Tuesday, 10 February, Year of the Lord 2026. We're absolutely packed today, so let's get into it. I want to thank the team for a brilliant cold open. They're very focused on...
what is essential now particularly on capitol hill that's going to have a huge impact rolling all the way through to november of uh of this year 2026 that's what we've got to get on it mike davis joins me first off mike i want to talk about the hill and if my crack team can put up that hill the lead story in the hill today is about the reality of what's going on in the senate
Chip Roy and the team are about to bring, I think, to the Rules Committee a new restructured bill to be voted on the House. Also, Eric Schmidt, who we had on the other day, and I think we're trying to get Senator Schmidt on either this afternoon or tomorrow, but Tommy Tuberville is going to join us this afternoon.
The real fighters in the Senate are actually bringing up a different piece of legislation that's going on offense today. And now there's this back and forth between, I guess, the White House and these radical Senate Democrats. We've put forward a proposal, but nothing, we haven't heard what's in the proposal as a counter.
You know, the position, I think, of MAGA, at least the MAGA base, is that the ideas they had were so radical that there's nothing to negotiate here. And the ticking that you hear is the Munich Security Conference, all the senators of both parties that are kind of the war party, 20 or 30 of them got to get to Munich so their paymasters can know that they're in attendance there.
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Chapter 6: How has Donald Trump's rhetoric influenced perceptions of election integrity?
There's the supremacy clause. And Congress has power over immigration. Congress wrote these immigration laws decades ago on behalf of we, the people, exercising we, the people's most crucial sovereign power to control our border and populace, to decide who comes and decide who goes. And the president
has the constitutional power and duty to execute Congress's laws on behalf of we, the people, and that's what President Trump is doing. And when you're exercising federal law, states don't get to come in and micromanage or even interfere in any way with federal law. So this Democrat judge followed clear law from decades ago, that the federal law is the supreme law of the lands.
Immigration is decided by federal law, and Gavin Newsom can go to hell.
Okay, so on the Hill right now, and we're monitoring both of these, we'll jump in. You've got the DHS and I think the ICE senior people, I'm not so sure it's Holman, are at, I think, a DHS committee to review their activity. Also, Jason Smith at Ways and Means said, And Smith is a very smart guy when it comes to taxes.
He's got a hearing on really getting into this dark money that's in back of the color revolution. Who's actually financing this? So we're going to jump in and out of those. But, Mike, those laws were written decades ago in a bipartisan nature.
Why would the Democrats be taking a harder edge about law enforcement, particularly when you've got a situation where you've got 15 to 20 million, even the Hill today, that it was 15 to 20 million illegal aliens in the country on Biden's watch, sir?
Yeah, I mean, I would say to these Democrats who want to beat up immigration agents, these Democrats should look in the mirror. It's their laws. These agents are the good men and women of federal law enforcement who are simply doing their jobs by executing our federal immigration laws. If the Democrats don't like it, try to change the laws.
But we just had an election over this, and President Trump won a broad electoral mandate, 312 votes. Electoral votes, all seven swing states, cap the House, want a comfortable margin in the Senate, and the American people want President Trump to seal our border, which President Trump has done, and to expel these illegal aliens, starting with the most vicious terrorist among them.
And President Trump is doing what he promised American voters he would do.
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Chapter 7: What historical parallels are drawn with Nixon's presidency?
If Democrats don't like that, too bad. Win elections.
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Chapter 8: What insights are offered about the future of American democracy?
Welcome back. Mike Davis, having a little problem with the sound, guys. You got to cut it up. Mike Davis, can you give us Article 3 where people can go?
Article 3project.org, article number 3project.org. Follow us on social. Donate, but only what you can afford. But the biggest issue is the top right there. Tell Congress to stop illegal immigrants from stealing our elections. That's the SAVE Act. This is an issue where it's an 80-20 issue, meaning 80% of Americans vote.
support passing the SAVE Act, including a supermajority of Democrats and even a supermajority of minorities. Democrats pretend that Black people don't have the wherewithal to get a voter ID like everyone else, when we all know the reason that Democrat politicians are opposing this is because they want their illegal aliens who Biden and these Democrats mass imported for the last...
four years of Biden, over 20 million of them, Democrats are trying to get them on the voter rules so they can rig and steal elections. They're trying to replace American voters and we need to stop that. They say this fraud, doesn't happen. Well, if it doesn't happen, then they shouldn't have any problem passing the SAVE Act.
And they say, I heard this woman in your cold open saying that the elections clause gives the powers, power to the states to control elections. She's not reading the elections clause correctly because Congress can override the states as to the time, place, and manner of federal elections. This must pass. Senate Republicans should not have any excuse for not passing this.
It's an 80-20 issue again, and if Democrats are going to drag their heels, they need to nuke the legislative filibuster and get this done.
So today, and I think it's going to come out of rules, but they're going to try to add
and have a combination in the House of voter ID, purging the voter rolls of, and this is key, the voter rolls are key, purge the voter rolls of, because this is how they work the mail-in ballot scam, purge the voter rolls of illegitimate people, and then put a modicum of signature verification into the mail-in ballots. If you do this, and I think this is going to become quite evident
as the evidence comes out in Georgia, and the evidence is coming out in Georgia, Mike, this will go a long way to stopping the Democrats from using these 20 million to steal future elections?
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