Episode 5560: Keeping the Legacy Of Sam Faddis; America Is Becoming A Third World Country
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What opening themes set the tone for Episode 5560?
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.
It's Saturday, 1 August, Year of the Lord 2026. Tej Gill, you spent a good part of your life in defense of this republic as a Navy SEAL in some pretty bad neighborhoods like... the Middle East. Did it surprise you what you've seen the last couple of days happening in the Spanish-held part of Morocco, sir?
Now, it seems to be par for the course, Steve. The whole world is unraveling as we know it. You know, you got what's going on in Ukraine, Russia, Iran, the whole entire Middle East, and then Spain. Look, this started in 2011 during the Arab Spring under Obama. You know, when Hillary Clinton and her pals toppled Libya, you know, Muammar Gaddafi said, if you guys take me down, there will be a sea of refugees into Europe. And that is exactly what's happened. And then now we got Morocco flooding Spain. It's just more of the same. Europe is losing its identity. There's only two countries in Europe that still have their identities and still have their sovereignty, and that's Hungary and Poland. The rest of Europe is completely taken over by Africans and Arabs.
And why was that? Why were Hungary and Poland, all the grief that Orban got, why were Hungary and Poland able to keep their identity, sir?
Because they stood up. That's it. It's simple. They stuck to their values. They're Christian country. They stuck to their values. They built walls and fences, and then they enforced the laws. It's simple. You just enforce the laws. It's, you know, it's not hard.
The amnesty triggered this. issue in Spain. They basically gave $500,000, $1.2 million, but they're going to give the rest, $700,000. That's where they're flooding in. Everybody understands. You get inside, you're going to get amnesty eventually because the political will is going to break. On amnesty in the United States, can we have any form of amnesty in this country for the 100 million illegal aliens that are here, sir?
I hope not. I truly hope not. I hope Trump resumes the mass deportations and We get rid of, you know, 20 million, actually 20 million people came over during Biden, and then who knows how many under Obama. So we've got plenty. So we need to get rid of a lot of them. We need to deport them. We need to enforce the laws. We need to take care of American citizens. American citizens should come first. And Under these liberal laws and liberal ideology, the outsiders and the foreigners come first, and the American citizens have to give what they have to support these illegal aliens, and they're criminals, right? Because when you come across the border illegally, you break the law. So by default, you are a criminal.
It's American first, but it's also American citizens first. You've got to get a preferred deal since you've got duties and obligations that come with that. Tej, from your days as a gunman in defense of your country, now you've established the greatest... coffee company with the best tasting coffee in the world. Give me a couple of minutes on it. I want to make sure people get access to this and particularly read. Is it 17,000 five-star reviews? How many five-star reviews do we have right now?
We're over 19,000. With Amazon close to 20, maybe over 20. Yeah. With everything combined. Yeah. It's a lot. People, People love our coffee. When I was in the steel teams, we had the best guns and the best equipment. I've talked about this before. I wanted to make the best coffee.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What opening themes set the tone for Episode 5560?
0:02–6:28
2
How did Tej Gill explain recent international crises and immigration into Europe?
6:28–18:02
3
How does Tej Gill describe building Warpath coffee and its quality differences?
18:02–29:31
4
What was Sam Faddis’s role in Pennsylvania grassroots and election integrity?
29:31–54:57
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