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WarRoom Battleground EP 862: Terror Attacks In London Continue; Pope Leo Blesses ICE
02 Oct 2025
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Chapter 1: What are the latest updates on the terror attacks in London?
It's erupting outside of a synagogue in northern England. Police say at least two people were killed in a car ramming and stabbing attack in Manchester. An authority shot a third person believed to be the suspect. NBC's Matt Bodnar is in London now with more. Matt, what's the latest?
Ana, good morning. Manchester police have confirmed that the attacker has died from shots fired by the police when they responded to this attack earlier this morning. We don't know too much more about the attacker at this time, but Manchester police have actually just now started a press conference where we're learning a bit more about it.
They're saying that they have two additional people in custody without giving much more detail yet. But going back to the attack, video posted to social media, also verified by NBC News, showed police backing away from the suspect's body and then cautioning people to move away. An officer in that video can be heard saying, quote, he has a bomb.
Manchester police have not confirmed that there was an explosive device, but bomb disposal teams were on site working with, quote, suspicious items. So we're still waiting for more details about today's attack, but it did begin this morning with a car being driven into the public.
This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
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Chapter 2: How did the Manchester police respond to the recent attack?
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.
Thursday, 2 October, Year of Our Lord 2025. Thanks for sticking around for the... late afternoon, early evening edition of The War Room. I've got my colleague Ben Harnwell from Rome, and we've also got Peter McIlvenna. I want to go, Peter, we stream you a couple times a week on your show, Hearts of Oak.
And I've made this, and it's been a big deal, I guess, in the British media, that I believe our mother country, the United Kingdom, is rapidly spinning to a civil war. And that the political apparatus right now cannot stop it. It's incapable of stopping it. And I keep saying the only person that could is possibly Nigel.
And Nigel has never been as hardcore about immigration, although he's made as we have in the war and we have in the Trump movement in the United States. But even Nigel is coming our way because now Nigel, for the first time, is talking about mass deportations.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of the recent attacks for public safety?
Talk to me about Manchus. It's just the latest example. But you've sent me a series of stories. I mean, folks... And the pushback of the English and British working class to me is just amazing. I get the St. George's flags, the flag of England, the Union Jack. You had the Tommy Robinson demonstration in the streets with two or three million people. So they ain't going down without a fight.
They're not going to go down without a fight. And I think you can do this the easy way through politics and policy, which we always advocate for, but... I'm telling you, the English working class is not going to just turn over their country and let a bunch of feckless, spineless politicians and a corrupt media sell their country out, sir.
I don't know what I can add to that, Steve. I agree 100%. And we're in a weird situation in the UK. I see Ben smirking, but we're in a weird situation in the UK in that we are four years out from a general election. We are stuck with a hard left. socialist government in Keir Starmer, two-tier Keir, and we have a conservative government that aren't applying any pressure at all.
Kemi Bednok has been an utter disaster in terms of providing conservative pressure to a socialist government. Then on the other side, you've got Nigel Farage applying huge pressure with Reform UK with six Members of Parliament out of 650. And the Conservatives have got 100 and whatever they've got. Who knows? But it's Nigel Farage that's playing the pressure. And he has really hit his stride.
And I've got... many issues with Nigel in terms of engaging on the Islamization of the UK, Islamic immigration, but he's hit his stride in terms of immigration and he is taking it to the Labour Party. And this week we've had the Labour Party conference and he is hitting the ball.
he is pushing the government to readdress their understanding of mass illegal immigration and the impact it has on the UK. Without Nigel, we would not be having this conversation. We have a government that is doing horrendously in the polls, and Nigel is fitting into that in providing the commentary for the public. And, Steve, it's crazy.
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Chapter 4: How is the political climate in the UK affecting public sentiment?
If we had an election today... In the UK, if we had an election today, Nigel Farage with Reform UK would go from six MPs to 315, I think. Just six or eight seats short of a majority. He has done a phenomenal job on engaging with the public. He did it with Brexit, with the Brexit vote. He has done it at the moment with British politics in terms of a parliamentary system.
And although he only has six MPs, he is hitting the ball so high in relation to the Conservative Party that are just part of the Uni Party. So you've got that. And then, of course, today you have, as you mentioned, that horrendous attack. on a synagogue up in the northwest of England, up in Manchester, a big synagogue, five, 700-person synagogue. It was full at the time.
And you had an attacker that rammed the synagogue and then went out, seemingly with an explosive vest, wanting to blow up that synagogue. The police came within seven minutes. I've never known the police to come in such a quick time, but they did their job. fair Jews to them. They responded and took out the attacker, shot him. He's been shot dead.
I understand the rabbi of the synagogue had locked the doors to make sure they were protected. And on the day of Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, given to us in Leviticus, in Deuteronomy, where you actually go to God in repentance of your sins. It is a biblical festival. And therefore, as a Christian, I look back and respect that. Huge honor to the Jewish community.
And in the Jewish community, we have, what, 300-odd thousand Jews in the U.K., We have 10 to 15 times that in terms of the Islamic community. And we have seen the Jewish community pushed out of many traditional areas, especially in North London. They used to be traditionally Jewish and now have become Islamic. And we are told maybe 20 minutes ago that the ā I gave this ā
I gave the speech at National Conservative Convention. I said, hey, ripping on Bibi. I said the central problem to Israel and the Jewish people ain't coming from Tehran, okay? It's coming from Sadiq Khan and what they've done to London, and New York City is going to go that way. Now, people say, well, Tehran's funding it. Yes, partly, but it's bigger than that.
And I'm telling you, New York City is going to be just like London. I know you've got to bounce. I want to go through two things. Number oneā Can you even have the conversation? What is it about these speech laws? Every day I'm picking up, because I get feeds from England, I'm seeing people arrested, people with doors kicked down.
Can you even have this conversation, a war room heated conversation in the United Kingdom right now? Or are the speech laws so draconian that they're trying to suppress even the ability to deal with this Islamization and neo-Marxist crisis in British society?
Well, maybe I'm fully Steve because I love War Room. I love being with you. And I'm happy to talk to the US audience about what we face in the UK. And you're right. What we have in London is an example of what you could have in New York. And I plead... with the American audience.
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Chapter 5: What role does Nigel Farage play in the current political landscape?
And the British government have said that this is simply as an ID. We have an ID. We have a, you get a driving license, you get a provisional driving license. I think it costs like 10 pounds. You can get that. The barrier is so low and yet they want to roll out a digital ID. And of course the alarm bells start to ring. What does this mean? Is this a CCP credit score? Is this 15-minute cities?
Is this controlling what we spend our money on? Is this part of the climate alarmism? Where does this come from? It doesn't make any sense because you can prove who you are with an ID. And we're told this will stop the boats coming over from France that have just hit 35,000. We will be... at least 20% over what we were last year.
Supposedly, having a digital ID will stop the gangs that are actually transporting people, the people traffickers. I can't imagine people traffickers coming over and showing a digital ID and that stopping it. It is a lie and the people see through it, Steve.
Peter, by the way, you mentioned, what would the people in England tell the people in the United States when President Trump says, hey, the Board of Peace, I'm going to be the chairman, but the viceroy is going to be Tony Blair? What advice would our brothers and sisters in the United Kingdom warn us about the potential of the American Gaza plan with Tony Blair as the viceroy?
Wow, where did I go, Steve? Okay, in a minute or two. That fills anyone in the UK with dread. Tony Blair is an individual that is, by and large, hated by the British people. And to think that he will have a part to play in this new Gaza scheme... That really, really worries me. And I just trust that President Trump has an idea that he has a plan for this.
And I know Blair has been thrown into the mix. We don't know exactly what part he will have to play. He's got his fingers in so many pies. He's been able to raise huge amounts of money. And it worries me. So please keep Tony Blair out of it, Steve. Please.
He's on the payroll, half of those guys in the Gulf Emirates. Anyway, Peter, social media, how do they get your show? It's amazing. We put it up a couple times a week. Where do people go?
So, Monday, Thursday, Saturday, 3 p.m. Eastern. Tonight, we've got Ken Blackwell, Senior Fellow, Family Research Council. And on Monday, we've got Julie Heiss, also Family Research Council, weirdly. So, so much happening. And Ken joins us tonight to talk about the shutdown, of course, but also family values and how that fits into the American dream and what it means. So, at Hearts Evoke UK.com.
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