Chapter 1: What are the implications 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've tried 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.
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Chapter 2: How do grassroots movements influence political outcomes?
We got Glenn's story. just joins us, and Brother Coburn from Patriot Mobile. Glenn, you were missing in action yesterday. Where were you? We were here sweating under the hot lights with our partners at Patriot Mobile. Your wife was doing all the work, walking people through, getting great guests for us, organizing the grassroots. Where were you yesterday, Glenn Story?
I was out shooting a machine gun with some friends. And in particular, can I say the network? Sure. I was with the Fox team.
I don't want to get them in trouble, but we were shooting fully automatic machine guns, pistols, and one gal from New York City had never shot a gun, and she was like, I don't think I can do this.
By the time she left, she said, this might be the coolest thing I've ever done.
Welcome to Texas.
Yeah, welcome to Texas, baby.
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Chapter 3: What role does media play in shaping public perception?
Thank you. Talk to us about, you've got a headline right here, I brought the Dallas Morning News, that John Cornyn blows off coming here, he blows off having any debate with Paxton. Now the lead story in Politico this morning is that, it's called Texas Hold'em, that President Trump is not going to endorse at this time or probably maybe even in the future.
John Cornyn, because of the grassroots activity to actually make sure that Paxton had a fighting chance here, and actually is now up 8 to 10 points in the polls. Your thought about that?
Look, gosh. Paxton was at the GOP, Texas GOP, a couple of years ago, and he had handed out these lanyards. And, gosh, I hate to say this, but it's the truth. The trash can was full of them. because the grassroots generally doesn't like him. He does not stand for the true Texan. And number two, really, at the end of the day, he wants to take our guns.
And, you know, a republic without guns is gone. And so, you know, the grassroots... He supported that bill, the gun grab.
Chapter 4: How do grassroots activists organize for political change?
That's right. Hey, how many guys out here really, really like Cornyn versus Paxton? How many Cornyn fans do we have here? How many Ken Paxton supporters?
Yeah!
Hey, that's a very unscientific pole or straw pole. It looks like the voice is spoken. Tell me about Patriot Mobile. You're here on your political side, not the company side. We're having a big meeting of grassroots activists right after this. You guys, Jenny's story has been the lead of pulling this together for Prop 10, the prohibit Sharia law. What are you guys working on in that regard?
Because we pass it with 2 million votes, right? With no money, 95% or 96%. But where do we go from here?
Chapter 5: What concerns are raised about Sharia law in Texas?
Look, it's all about... Telling the truth. What's really going on, right? Are we winning or losing in Texas?
Well, with you here, we're starting to win. But there for a while, I felt like it was going past the point of no return. Why was that?
Well, look, we're overwhelmed right now with these mosques coming in. And they're coming in. There's 30 or 40 just in North Texas. There's one in my neighborhood. And it's not like they're just coming here to assimilate. They're coming here to take over.
And, hey, look, my great-grandfather was a Civil War vet. My dad fought in World War II.
Chapter 6: How do political figures respond to grassroots support?
Dude, we're right in the middle of one right now. And it's the same thing. It's either bend our way. Or be gone. Well, you said it, Steve, when you were here on your show a few weeks ago. This is the crown jewel of the republic. Amen. They're going to do everything they can to take it. Right here in Texas. Crown jewel of the republic.
I was shocked that we had Peter McElhone come over from London and talk about how far, quite frankly, Dallas, Fort Worth, Metroplex, and North Texas is. compared to where London was in the same time. And London's gone. This is a guy, probably the smartest guy about Islamic takeover in all of England. He came for a week.
Chapter 7: What is the significance of election integrity in Texas?
And when I heard that, I talked to Jenny and Karen Sigma. We got Gerd Bilders here. But I will tell you, when I came down here, we were here for a couple of months, it was much farther developed than I thought. And here's why I asked McElvenny. I said, how can you say Texas... is worse than London in the same time period when they started.
He goes, when they brought, when the British colonies sent people back, and that's when the first Muslim wave came, he said, the British is so hierarchical, they would have nothing to do with them. So no business relationship, no political relationship, no media relationship. And they just, they started these little shops, and the next thing you know, they brought more and more, and bread.
Next thing you know, they got 20% of London. They control London. The mayor is more radical than Mandami. Here, he said, the business community and the real estate community welcome them with open arms to build these mosques, to build these Islamic centers. Peter asked me, he said, how big is the halal food business just in the Dallas Metroplex? I go, I have no idea.
Chapter 8: How does artificial intelligence impact our lives today?
Is there even a halal food business in that thing? He says, it's about $150 to $200 million a year because they're getting into schools. This is the business community. The situation, and this is why Texas is so important on this topic, H-1B visas, grassroots. This is why Cornyn, Cornyn is just not an individual. He's a symbol of what we have to do when they put $100 million to destroy him.
And this is why it's so important now to put meat on the bones of Prop 10 and to drive it forward, because the political class here is not going to do it unless you put a ban that you've got so many great young people coming into politics. Last night, I hosted dinner for about 25 or 30 young Texans who are openly say we're right wing. It was a third of them from Ivy League colleges.
These people are the future of this country. I told them that. And that's because of Texas. I said, if you take over Texas and control Texas and run out all this Islamic invasion, you'll control it. It's the fulcrum. It's the pivot you need to control the United States because it's our most important state.
Hey, you know, one point I want to make about the halal food is a portion of every dollar that comes in gets funneled back to causes that are contrary to why you guys are here. And so there's so many of these little insidious things moving around that are unknown to most people around here. So read up about it.
As a matter of fact, there's a panel later today. There's a meeting of a couple of hundred grassroots leaders. So, you know, it's a movement that I promise you will not stop. No, in fact, this is just the start of it. Okay, talking about pay-per-mobile. By the way, turn around, folks. Have you seen the very low key? Is that a bus? That is called a charter bus, yes.
And you take this around the country? Yeah, it's been to most Jason Aldean concerts. It's been to some NASCAR races. Oh, hang on. All right. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. We're doing CPAC. We do the grassroots rallies. This is the Jason Aldean concert tour bus. Oh, and every now and again we stop by a NASCAR race. I got it. Now it all makes sense.
Well, he is a redneck, 31-year-old, Number one hits, right? You know more about it than me. Yeah, 31. He loves this country, and that's what one of his, he's got 31 number one hits, but try that in a small town.
Dude, when you hear that, it just makes you kind of like, that dude means it. Amen. Tell us about Patriot Mobile because you guys are helping to do so much to drive this movement forward. You've been great partners of War Room. You've been a great partner at CPAC.
You guys, by the way, if it hadn't been for Jenny's story, really getting organized, and today there's 150 or 250 grassroots leaders in Texas, we would have never gotten Prop 10 done. So you guys have been at the tip of the spear as far as getting things done. She is the warrior. I admit that. I She runs the business and runs the house. Look, I play second fiddle all the time, and I love it.
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