Wednesday, July 31

Roy Stands Firm In The Defense Of Western Civilization Against The Left’s Attack On Our Way Of Life

Chip Roy hosted the Wednesday WarRoom program and emphasized the gravity of the current political climate, characterizing it as a “war on our way of life, a war on Western Civilization, a war on the West.” He began by expressing solidarity with Steve Bannon, who he believes is unjustly facing legal repercussions for defying a “corrupt” Congressional subpoena. Roy cited Galatians 6 from the Bible, urging people to “not grow weary of doing good,” and praised Bannon for his commitment to America’s freedom, saying, “We’re all praying for Steve. We’re all frankly honored that he is willing to do what he is doing for this great country.”

Roy highlighted several cases he views as evidence of political persecution in the United States. He mentioned Peter Navarro, who faced imprisonment but continued to fight for his beliefs by addressing the Republican convention in Milwaukee. Roy also drew attention to Dr. Ethan Haim, a whistleblower being prosecuted for alleging illegal gender treatments at Texas Children’s Hospital, facing severe penalties. Additionally, Roy criticized the legal actions against Scott Smith, a father whose daughter was assaulted in a Loudoun County school, and others like Grandma Harlow, a 75-year-old sentenced to prison for praying at an abortion clinic.

These cases, Roy argued, represent a broader “concerted effort” to undermine Western values. He claimed that “radical Progressive Democrats” are not only ignoring these injustices but actively promoting them, pushing an agenda that threatens the very foundation of Western civilization.

The Attacks On The West From The Uniparty Establishment Domestically To Hamas’ Attacks On Israel

In this segment, Chip Roy and Josh Hammer from Newsweek talk about the challenges facing Western Civilization and the role of the "New Right” in this struggle.  Hammer elaborated on the concept of a "cold civil war,” emphasizing that the battle isn’t merely about public policy or "think tank white papers” but a deeper cultural and civilizational struggle. He stated, “We are in something of a theological, almost civilizational cultural struggle here, and it is a cold Civil War, but at times gets, fairly hot.”

Hammer criticized the “uniparty” establishment for their role in eroding American values and institutions. He argued that the left’s attempts to dismantle Western Civilization are evident in their assaults on the U.S. Supreme Court and their support for enemies like Hamas, reflecting a broader agenda against Judeo-Christian foundations. Hammer highlighted the rise of the “New Right,” which he describes as a populist response to these challenges. This movement, he explained, is about saying "no” to the establishment’s failures and being willing to engage in governmental tactics to restore a semblance of civilizational sanity.

The conversation also touched on U.S.-Israel relations, with Hammer noting that supporting Israel aligns with American national interests, as demonstrated by Trump’s Abraham Accords. He argued that strengthening alliances like these can allow the U.S. to strategically pull back from Middle Eastern conflicts while still addressing threats like Iran. The discussion underscored the belief that defending Western Civilization is vital, with Hammer asserting, "we are losing our way of life” to these internal and external threats.

Protect Your OWN Local Elections

Chip Roy spoke with Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote about the organization’s mission to ensure the integrity of American elections. Engelbrecht, who has faced criticism from outlets like CNN, defended her organization’s work against accusations of voter suppression. “True the Vote is dedicated to protecting the integrity of our elections and ensuring that only eligible citizens are able to vote,” she stated. She explained how the group’s initiatives empower citizens to evaluate local voter rolls and identify potentially ineligible records, emphasizing compliance with the process available in every state.

Engelbrecht expressed frustration with media portrayals, highlighting CNN’s efforts to discredit their work by filing open records requests and harassing volunteers involved in the project. She noted, “CNN has taken it upon itself to file open records requests… and then harassing them, showing up on their doorstep. It’s outrageous.”

Roy, supportive of Engelbrecht’s efforts, acknowledged the challenges she faces, saying, “I get it in Congress all the time… We understand what the radical progressive Democratic machine is doing.”

Engelbrecht elaborated on True the Vote’s mission to address inaccuracies in voter rolls, revealing that over 825,000 potentially ineligible records had been identified. “Our voter rolls are a mess,” she asserted, pointing out issues like people registered at commercial buildings or multiple addresses. Despite these criticisms, Engelbrecht remained steadfast, encouraging citizens to get involved and help “clean the rolls” for future elections.

Rep. Chip Roy: Laken Riley Is Dead Because Of Kamala Harris

In a passionate address after watching a cold-opening of a campaign ad for Kamala Harris, Congressman Chip Roy criticized the Biden administration for its handling of immigration and border security. He likened their actions to the movie My Cousin Vinny by saying, "Everything that guy just said is bull.”

He claimed the current Democrat border policies are intentional moves by “radical progressive Democrats” to alter the country’s demographics for electoral gain, endangering American lives in the process. Roy cited statistics, including the 8.1 million illegal aliens crossing the border since Biden took office and recent violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants, to highlight the human cost of what he views as a broken system. He also criticized “weak Republicans” for prioritizing cheap labor over national security, accusing them of complicity. Roy urged patriotic Americans to stand up against this “betrayal” of American values. He pushed for political change to restore the nation’s foundational principles, encouraging support for Donald Trump in the upcoming elections.

Rep. Eli Crane’s “Disappointed” All Three Snipers In Congress Were Overlooked

In this segment, Chip Roy and Eli Crane celebrated Crane’s recent primary victory, where he won over 80% of the vote, highlighting a successful night for Arizona conservatives, including Andy Biggs, Paul Gosar, and Kari Lake. Crane emphasized his commitment to representing voters from day one in Washington, rejecting the typical path of political newcomers who often conform to the “swamp.” Roy praised Crane’s dedication and willingness to take tough stands, commending him as one of the few reliable politicians. The conversation shifted to JD Vance, who Crane supported as Trump’s VP pick, lauding Vance’s America First values and his ability to connect with everyday Americans. They discussed a task force formed in response to a recent sniper attack, expressing disappointment that none of Congress’s three snipers, including Crane, were included. Crane criticized the government’s lack of transparency and competence in handling investigations, citing the Kennedy assassination as an example.

Russ Vought: “We Have To Unite The Fiscal Battle With The Battle To Save The Country”

, Chip Roy and Russ Vought tackled the ongoing challenges facing Western civilization, including the erosion of American values and the ineffective handling of federal spending. Roy, praising Vought as a “warrior for Freedom,” expressed concern over what he sees as an assault on traditional values, driven by both external threats and internal mismanagement.

Vought echoed these concerns, highlighting the problematic expansion of government bureaucracy and its focus on “woke” policies. He criticized the spending habits of both parties, noting that while they campaign on fiscal responsibility, they have instead accumulated massive debt. “We’re fueling the bureaucracy that is aimed at… undermining our way of life,” Vought said, criticizing the inefficacy of past strategies like “starving the beast” by cutting taxes without addressing spending.

Vought pointed to the rising national debt, which he believes is contributing to inflation and undermining economic stability. He emphasized the need for a new approach: reducing government waste, particularly in “woke” programs, and addressing spending more effectively. Roy concurred, stressing that a robust fiscal agenda must include significant cuts and reform to tackle the growing fiscal crisis and preserve American values.

Roy: Democrats’ Agenda Is How You “End Up With A Vice President With People Twerking On The Stage”

Roy expressed his frustration with the current state of American politics. He commended Steve Bannon for his unwavering commitment to serving the country, both in the military and now in political spheres, stating, “He’s never shied away from wanting to serve his country.” Roy highlighted the ongoing “war on Western Civilization,” emphasizing the failures of Congress to address critical issues while taking a seven-week recess, leaving “American families… still hurting” with “open borders” and “non-citizens voting.”

Roy criticized the Democratic leadership, asserting that they prioritize “political power” over the nation’s well-being. He accused them of using President Biden as a “Manchurian president” to further a “radical progressive agenda” that weakens national security and traditional values. He argued that Kamala Harris was chosen as a political tool, highlighting the administration’s focus on advancing a “woke agenda.”

Roy called for a return to Reagan-era principles, urging Americans to choose “limited government” and “stand up for our beliefs.” He warned against the expansion of the welfare state and government control, saying, “Are we going to keep walking around with our handout?” He urged citizens to “stand up and fight” against the “war on Western Civilization,” emphasizing the need to “pray and work” for freedom. Roy concluded by reiterating his commitment to representing his constituents, declaring, “I came here to represent 750,000 Texans.”

Rep. Matt Gaetz Calls Out “No Courage” Speaker Johnson

U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz and Chip Roy, as two lawmakers expressed concerns about the current state of American governance and military readiness on the WarRoom on Wednesday.

Chip Roy praised Matt Gaetz for his dedication to defending President Trump and fighting against what he perceives as a “uniparty” and a corrupt Washington swamp. Roy emphasized the importance of standing up for Western civilization, American values, and the Constitution. He highlighted Gaetz’s focus on rooting out “woke” influences from the military and federal agencies, criticizing a recent Air Force memo on “microaggressions” as an example of misplaced priorities: “If you tell someone in the Air Force to man up…these are actually microaggressions.”

Gaetz shared Roy’s frustrations, criticizing the Pentagon for focusing on trivial issues rather than building military capabilities. He likened the current leadership in Congress to characters from “The Wizard of Oz,” suggesting that they lack the necessary qualities to address significant issues: “First, we had Paul Ryan who had no heart…Kevin McCarthy who had no brain…Johnson who has no courage.”

The discussion also touched on the inefficacy of recent legislative actions and the risk of relying too heavily on Trump’s influence for November’s elections. Gaetz expressed disappointment in the lack of progress on key issues like border security and spending reform. He emphasized the need for a proactive agenda rather than waiting for Trump to carry the party to victory.

Both Gaetz and Roy criticized the current approach to governance and called for more aggressive action to address systemic problems. They stressed the importance of having fighters like Eli Crane in Congress who can stand up to the system and push for meaningful change.