WarRoom Battleground EP 958: Stopping The Spread Of Poison In Our Food; Live On The Ground With ICE In California
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What threats are Islamic jihadis posing in Texas?
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.
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.
How is Sharia law being addressed in Texas legislation?
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.
Islam will never dominate the United States and by the grace of God. 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. Your host, Stephen K. Bannon. Starts right now.
What updates are there on U.S.-Iran negotiations?
Okay, thank you for a special edition of War Room Texas. We just finished the President of the United States and Corpus Christi. Talked for over an hour. Incredibly not just informative, but also very funny, as President Trump's wanted to do. We're going to start today's show by going to the White House. Neil McCabe. Neil, I want to get up to date on any breaking news coming out of this Iran situation. The President once again reiterated, and I think Axios had this story late in the afternoon, Neil, that he's a man of peace. He wants to find a diplomatic way to get to where he needs to go about nuclear weapons.
What are the implications of Roundup and glyphosate in American agriculture?
However, he says they're very tough. They're very hard to negotiate. And I think he left it out there that his patience is running thin or wearing thin. What do you know this afternoon from the White House?
Yeah, today at the White House at the departure gaggle as he was walking to Marine One, he said that he wasn't happy with the way the negotiations were going. And he also said that he preferred negotiations. He preferred a settlement. But if, you know, if the Iranians want a war, they'll get one. That's my words, not his. But I think his predisposition is to find some solution that he can negotiate.
How is the Make America Healthy Again coalition responding to food safety issues?
I don't think he's looking forward for war at all because it creates all sorts of other complications once it starts. And then, you know, then it becomes a chain of event that you lose control of. So I think he wants to have control of the situation and settle it, Steve.
The disturbing thing in Axios, it was, and this is the first time I've seen this, that Jared Kushner and Steve Wyckoff, the two lead negotiators here, were expressing frustration to him that they didn't know how much progress they were actually making. I've said this before. The reason Geneva was so important, if they had gone to Geneva and done this whole thing of passing notes to each other and the Oman, it's not going to work for President Trump. He wants to know if he's going to get a deal. If you're not in the room... My understanding is the second part of that meeting took place face-to-face for the first time. Jared and Wyckoff did set up to meet in Geneva this next week.
What challenges are farmers facing with Roundup ready crops?
We'll have to see if that actually takes place. I think the president is going to have to be pretty confident that things are moving towards some sort of peaceful resolution. If not, I think at least we're going to see some potential, what we refer to here as coercive Diplomacy. Big news out of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Folks should understand that he looks at General Raisin Cane and really puts a lot of faith in him. Here's the reason. In the first term, we were told by President Obama that the ISIS situation was generational. Remember, ISIS at the time had a caliphate that had basically a third of Iraq, half of Syria. They had oil revenues that were recruiting 10,000 individuals a month, principally out of Europe.
How is ICE's enforcement strategy evolving in California?
General Kane, as an operational commander, took ISIS down, I think, in four and five months.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What threats are Islamic jihadis posing in Texas?
0:18–1:00
2
How is Sharia law being addressed in Texas legislation?
1:00–1:37
3
What updates are there on U.S.-Iran negotiations?
1:37–2:12
4
What are the implications of Roundup and glyphosate in American agriculture?
2:12–2:51
5
How is the Make America Healthy Again coalition responding to food safety issues?
2:51–3:42
6
What challenges are farmers facing with Roundup ready crops?
3:42–4:25
7
How is ICE's enforcement strategy evolving in California?
4:25–5:19
8
What grassroots movements are emerging in Texas regarding immigration policy?
5:19–54:24
Speakers
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