Episode 5216: Americans Want Voter ID; Armed Terrorist Attempts To Enter School In Texas

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What is the primal scream of a dying regime?

Steve Bannon 0:02
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.
Unknown 0:24
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.

How does the media influence public perception of voter ID laws?

Unknown 0:34
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.
Steve Bannon 0:53
saturday 14 march in the year of the lord 2026 uh we've got a war in the middle east that's expanding must be blunt about that we've got um a war at home against this islamic invasion we're gonna go to texas here in a moment um and i want to go to back to uh one of the things is how is this reported how do you get the information one of the Young reporters considered one of the best young reporters. She's the head White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, also has had been in the Oval Office of the president with a with a one on one. Reagan, you've walked through how difficult it is to juggle all these things between the White House and the Pentagon. What is your sense? of where this is going from a reporter's point of view.

What recent events in Texas highlight security concerns in schools?

Steve Bannon 1:39
What, what's your sense of how this is unfolding? Cause last night in the presence of me, pretty upfront. I mean, he said, look, I could declare a victory now, but I'm a, I'm a pound these guys and every night's going to be a harder pounding. And I think Pete said the same thing the other day. And last night was another horrific pounding of, uh, of the, uh, of the Iranian regime. And look, they punch back. They're kind of, obviously the command and control has been seriously degraded, if not destroyed, because they're kind of shooting out onesies, twosies, except of these drones. But what's your sense, as you sit here today, of how this thing's developing?
Reagan Reese 2:15
Well, we have two estimates. One is that this war could wrap up very shortly. That came from the president. And then the president has also said it could be four to six weeks. Based off of just conversations I've had with sources and talking to people and just being in these briefings, I feel like it's likely that it goes to those four to six weeks. Does this, like your previous guest talked about, does this require boots on the ground or does it require arming Iranian citizens? I think that's a really... interesting proposition. One thing I do want to draw your attention to, Steve, I asked this in one of the press briefings, what is the post-war plan? I think we can talk a lot about the war expanding and how long it's going to go, but I think that's the next big topic that people need to start talking about and that we want to start reporting on.
Reagan Reese 3:03
Is the United States going to be involved in the aftermath or are they going to leave it to the Iranian people?

How does the Texas government respond to threats of terrorism?

Reagan Reese 3:08
I posed this to Secretary Hegseth and he told me that the aftermath will be in the U.S. interests. you can do with that answer what you will. I think that is a roundabout way of saying that the United States will be involved in the aftermath of the Iranian conflict. And so that's the thing that I think Americans need to start to focus on, because even if this war does wrap up quickly, if the United States chooses to stick around in Iran and help with the aftermath, that makes things a little bit longer. It makes it a little bit more complicated.
Steve Bannon 3:44
The Scott does question Scott Besson's in Paris right now negotiating the trade deal and parts of the trade deal, but also the state visit of the president from the Washington press corps perspective, from your your perch in the White House. Do you anticipate I know there's Scott's trying to get some of the preliminary work done. Do you actually see that taking place? If you say, hey, my feeling is right now, this could be four to six weeks.

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