WarRoom Battleground EP 1053: As Catholics Are Martyred, “Pope Leo” Responds With New Cultural-Marxist Medal Named After Himself
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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.
Wednesday 22nd of July, Anno Domini, 2026. Hanwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's War Room. Let me welcome our two regular guests for our Wednesday show, Jenny Holland and Frank Walker. Welcome both of you. Jenny, glad to see you're back. in the chair after a busy week scribing um last week this um this uh show today the running theme i think is the cost of discipleship the authentic cost of um the cost of authentic Discipleship. Um, I don't know for the benefit of our largely American audience, you might have seen something in the press over the last couple of weeks over the brutal murder of Anne Widdicombe, who was a former member of parliament, longstanding member of parliament and government minister.
household name in the UK. And she had somewhat of a transformation at around the time she left Parliament and became a television celebrity via, I think, Come Dancing and that sort of thing. Jenny, you'll correct me if I'm wrong on that. And the transformation was how she was seen... in the eyes of the British public because when she was, I think, the prison's minister in the John Major government in the 90s, She was, um, well, she had black hair in, in those days. Um, and she was pilloried in the tabloid press, which are very dominant in the UK as a political presence. She was pilloried and because she as prison's minister signed, uh, a governmental order. Insisting that pregnant women in hospitals who are prisoners who are giving birth need to remain handcuffed at all times, even when they're giving birth to stop them escaping.
And that was her view. She was a strong on. a non-pretentious law and order philosophy. And she had this nickname back in the day. I think she was almost, I think she entered parliament in 87, so it's very close to 40 years ago. And back in the day, because of her, I mean, she represented the views, funnily enough, I think of tabloid Britain. And I say that in a endearing sense. And when I said actually that she was pilloried by the tabloids, she was really pilloried by the left, but the tabloids certainly picked up on it. And it was quite horrific to see her being attacked in that way. And her nickname back in the day, even by her fellow Tory members of parliament, was Doris Karloff. This was the time that I worked in the House of Commons.
So she wasn't a beloved figure in those days. She left the Church of England, along with her mother, of which they had been devout members when it came to the ordination of women. And they both converted to the Catholic Church. The priest who received them into the Catholic Church was also the priest, by the way, who received me into the church. And she never compromised on the life issues, on that she was anti-abortion. She was really anti the normalization of homosexuality, which was a minority interest amongst the Tory parliamentary party, even in those days. She never compromised on any of those issues. She never really made strong apology for them. um and then she left parliament when she was brought in as i started off being brought into some of these reality tv shows in in the uk about about 15 years ago a bit of a as an eccentric figure of fun but it was in doing that that the british public actually got to see her true personality and what she was like um and i stress this that she didn't sacrifice on
for popularity, any of the issues at all.
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