Bannon`s War Room
WarRoom Battleground EP 929: Islamic Law Promoted In The US; Closing Loopholes In Texas
19 Jan 2026
Chapter 1: What are the threats posed by Islamic jihadis in the US?
Islamic jihadis are plotting against you. Why in the hell you think they're in Houston and in north of Dallas? They are working together to overthrow Western civilization.
Sharia compounds, which are areas governed by religious rules.
We know who you are, we know what you are, and we know what you're trying to accomplish, and it is not going to happen in the jewel of the crown of the union of this republic. We purge any attempt to impose Sharia law in Texas.
Chapter 2: How is Sharia law being addressed in Texas?
They are not coming. They are already here. You are not here properly and you're going to leave. On the 3rd of March, Sharia law goes on the ballot in the state of Texas.
The United States Constitution and Sharia are fundamentally at odds with one another.
We're going to tell them, take your Sharia law and shove it.
Chapter 3: What is Proposition 10 and its significance in Texas?
Islam will never dominate the United States, and by the grace of God, it will not dominate Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes, so goes the world. Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you prepared to fight for your country? War Room, Texas.
Chapter 4: Who are the key guests discussing Islamic law and its implications?
Your host, Stephen K. Bannon, starts right now.
It's Monday, 19 January, in the year of our Lord, 2026. Welcome to Warham, Texas. We're going to go from Budapest to the heart of Texas. Joanne Fleming joins us. She's the head of Grassroots America, We the People, a grassroots organization very focused on this 3 March campaign.
Primary on the ballot is Proposition 10 to ban Sharia law from the state of Texas as an opening salvo on stopping the Islamic invasion of Texas. Also, Raymond Ibrahim, one of the world's leading experts on all things radical Islam and the Islamic invasion and takeover of Europe, joins us from Budapest. Raymond, thank you so much for joining us today.
You're also, besides being a bestselling author and one of the most beloved guests on The War Room over the years, as you've put out three books since you've been joining us about Islamic invasions, you're also a fellow, is it at the Danube Institute in Budapest, sir? Yes, I am, Steve. For this year, I'm a visiting fellow at the Danube Institute. Great place and a lot of resources to work with.
So, you know, why is Hungary have an institute that has Raymond Ibrahim as a senior fellow for a year? And why is it appropriate to have you on at least once a week in War Room, Texas, about Sharia law and in the invasion? And particularly the governor in our state led, got in front of the president and in front of Governor DeSantis publicly.
In Florida, he designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
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Chapter 5: What historical context is provided about Islam's influence in Europe?
In fact, he designated them an international terrorist organization that's going to be investigated and driven out of Texas along with CARE. Your thoughts about all that, sir, particularly about these Islamic invasions? It's just Islam is growing and they can't keep the cat in the bag anymore.
When the Muslim population and the Muslim presence in the West was small and it was still doing what it was doing, of course, they played cover for it and Islamophobia and multiculturalism and diversity, et cetera, et cetera. But in as much as Islam grows, and obviously here in Europe it's where it's reached critical mass, it becomes too hard for them to cover up.
So it's become really an issue and people are starting to see it everywhere from the UK all throughout the Scandinavias and Germany and France and wherever you're getting these large Muslim populations. you're seeing what comes along with them, which is, we can say, Sharia.
And by the way, that word gets thrown around a lot, and I think it's important for people to understand its etymology and its meaning. And in its origin, as with so many Islamic words, Arabic words, they really go back to sort of 7th century Bedouin tribalism from the time of Muhammad. And all the trilateral roots of the word sharia, shara, means watering spot for your camel.
Okay, so you're in the desert. Where is life? So sharia is the road to life, okay? It's where you get water in these extremely desiccated and parched regions. So it's understood as life.
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Chapter 6: How do grassroots movements in Texas respond to the Islamic invasion?
So what does that mean? It means Allah's way to have you live your life and to live the proper life, which is just all these rules and laws as found in the Quran and in the Sunnah, in the Sunnah based on the Hadith, the words of Allah. sayings of Muhammad.
And in short, this is why I find it interesting because I hear some people acting like Islam is its own thing and Muslims, and then Sharia is another thing, as if to be a Muslim is not to practice Sharia. But well, saying a Muslim does not necessarily have to practice Sharia is like saying a Muslim doesn't have to believe in the Quran or follow the Quran. So They are intertwined.
They're really one and the same in many ways. Islam is Sharia and vice versa. You can say that. So, of course, every Muslim, when they come ā this is why I also find it interesting in some of the laws that I'm seeing proposed. They're against Sharia, which is good, all well and good.
But in a sense, if they understood the deeper context, the way I'm trying to explain it, well, you're really saying you're against Islam. And so it's kind of interesting because Muslims are allowed to migrate to Western nations in the United States, but they have to leave Sharia at home, which is fine. I mean, if you can do that.
But the fact is, if you're a Muslim in and of yourself, that means you've submitted to the law of Allah, the law of life.
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Chapter 7: What actions are being proposed to combat Islamic influence in Texas?
which is sharia so anyway i think islam is becoming a huge issue and it's spilling over especially with uh what's happening in texas uh that epic city which is now i think called the meadows um and and we should at some point i'll take a break right here and let you talk but we should talk about the concept of el robot because this is exactly what these are these enclaves are historical robots which were essentially jihadist fortifications intentionally placed right on the frontier of infidel territory
I want to get to that in a moment. Let me go back to the argument before I bring Joanne in also. The argument that, hey, you've got freedom of religion in the United States. They don't make this argument in Europe anymore. They used to make it a lot. You can't You couldn't do anything with the Muslims because you're imposing on their religion.
But now that they've got critical mass or they're beginning to get critical mass in France and in the Netherlands and in the United Kingdom, you don't hear that argument anymore. I mean, they're beyond that. They're brazen. in what they propose, the imposition of Sharia law and how they're going to just, they have no-go zones. They're just going to run it, the police, the town council, all of it.
But what about this argument that you've seen thrown up?
Chapter 8: What are the implications of the Islamic movement for the future of Texas and the US?
Well, it's just a religion, and if you're going to let Christianity, you're going to help Christianity flourish. You can't suppress Islam. Your thoughts on that? Christianity can flourish without us necessarily doing anything active. Just let Christians preach, let them live their lives. But Islam is codified with rules, the active rules that you have to do.
So for example, things like prayer and fasting, the five pillars of Islam, those are Sharia. But there's other things as well, which is, for example, killing the apostate. Okay, so Christians don't do that. That's why Christianity can flourish side by side with what is perceived as secular governance, whereas true Sharia, true Islam cannot. Same thing with blasphemy laws.
And this, I think, is something that Islam and the so-called left actually have in common with each other because they both do believe in blasphemy.
you know squashing free speech about anything they don't like and that's exactly what islam's blasphemy laws are um so maybe the left is fine with that to that sense but as you can see in a strictly true free country a free democracy with freedom of speech you can't have something like blasphemy codes even though it is completely enshrined in islam and then you also have
Okay, Christianity is monogamous by nature, and that's sort of what we have right now. Well, if you allow Islam, now you have polygamy, up to four wives, and also concubines, infidels who are enslaved and your right hand possesses, according to the Quran. So I think that's the problem. Christianity can flourish and still walk side by side with the law, whereas Islam, because it is its own law,
Okay, secular Western law developed side by side with Christianity. So the two are very much synchronized in a sense, or at least they were in their founding and origin. But Islam is very alien, hostile, different creed.
And as I just mentioned to you, just a few of the things that are completely honor killings, for example, they're not in Sharia law, but of course, they're part of the culture as well. So you get a lot of this baggage that I don't think it's completely comparing apples and oranges when people say Christianity and Islam is the same thing.
When Muslims become citizens and swear allegiance to the United States and to the Constitution, can they actually do that? I know there's a concept in Islam that you can lie to the infidel, and there's not a problem as long as you're promoting Islam. But can a Muslim actually take to become a citizen of the United States?
Can they actually swear allegiance to the Constitution and to our republic and actually be a Muslim in good standing? Yes, they can do it, but just like you said, they can do it as a part of taqayya, which means, okay, the original teaching, the original law is you have to actually have always hatred for non-Muslims. This is in the Quran 64, chapter surah 60 and ayah 4.
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