Tuesday, July 9

Jack Posobiec: “It Is Hard To Understand Whether Or Not America Has A Commander-In-Chief”

On Tuesday, July 9th, special guest host of the WarRoom, Jack Posobiec, delivered a passionate monologue highlighting the 75th anniversary of NATO and emphasizing Steve Bannon’s status as a political prisoner. He noted the presence of global leaders at the NATO summit, questioning the visibility and role of the American President, and urging the House GOP to address this leadership issue. Posobiec criticized the Conservative Party in the UK for adopting liberal policies on immigration and LGBTQ+ issues, leading to their political defeat, and discussed French President Macron’s alliances with Islamists and Antifa, warning of similar unrest in the U.S. With 118 days to the election, he stressed the urgency of securing victory. Posobiec concluded with a pointed message to Joy Reid and a prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel, invoking protection against evil forces, reflecting his alignment with the WarRoom’s populist-nationalist themes.

Rep. Eli Crane: “President Joe Biden Is Definitely Not Up To The Task”

On July 9th, Jack Posobiec discussed with U.S. Rep Eli Crane the lack of clear leadership in the U.S. as the 75th NATO anniversary summit commenced. Posobiec questioned the current state of the Commander-in-Chief’s capabilities, referencing recent instances where President Biden appeared unable to coherently perform his duties. Crane, leveraging his Navy SEAL background, echoed these concerns, highlighting the dangers of having a weak leader amid global threats and internal issues like border security. They both criticized the administration, suggesting that aides and staffers, rather than elected officials, are effectively running the country. Crane endorsed the idea of Congress invoking the 25th Amendment due to national security concerns. They concluded by affirming the need for strong leadership and right-wing populism, which they argued threatens the current regime but benefits the people.

Rep. Andy Biggs On Biden’s Failing Capabilities

In a discussion between US Rep. Andy Biggs and Jack Posobiec, Biggs expressed frustration over the lack of decisive action from his colleagues in holding Merrick Garland accountable and addressing political retaliation against figures like Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro. He emphasized the need for measures like fines and incarceration for non-compliance to achieve justice and deter future misconduct. Biggs supported Congresswoman Luna’s upcoming inherent contempt resolution and stressed the importance of equal application of justice. He criticized the Biden administration’s leadership, suggesting it is controlled by unelected family members and bureaucrats, raising national security concerns. Biggs called for investigations into the decision-making process within the White House and advocated for using funding power to control the executive branch. Posobiec echoed these sentiments, highlighting the necessity of deterrence and strategic actions to counterbalance left-wing authoritarianism and maintain national equilibrium.

Charlie Kirk Secures Victory

Jack Posobiec announced significant news from Nebraska, highlighting a substantial win for Charlie Kirk and his team. Nebraska is considering a shift to a winner-take-all approach in the Electoral College, spurred by the Republican Governor. Posobiec emphasized the importance of logistics over strategy in achieving political victories, referencing Steve Bannon’s focus on process. He explained that Nebraska’s current system allows splitting electoral votes, which has occasionally benefited Democrats. Changing to a winner-take-all system would prevent Democrats from gaining a single electoral vote from Nebraska, which is crucial in tight elections. Posobiec underscored that understanding and acting on the rules and logistics of the electoral process are key to winning elections, rather than relying solely on strategy and messaging. He praised Charlie Kirk and the War Room Posse for their efforts and hinted at more discussions on the topic.

Mike Lindell Explains Process To Ensure YOUR Vote Isn’t Stolen This Election

Mike Lindell and Jack Posobiec discussed the efficiency of a country that conducted two elections in one week without mail-in ballots, contrasting it with U.S. election practices. They highlighted Elon Musk’s recent statements aligning with Lindell’s advocacy for paper ballots and in-person voting due to concerns about electronic voting machines being vulnerable to manipulation. Posobiec suggested that Musk should collaborate with Lindell, given Musk’s involvement in high-tech industries and AI. Lindell mentioned his efforts to reach out to Musk and referenced Musk’s tweets supporting paper ballots and same-day voting. Lindell also noted the RNC’s resolution for paper ballots and precinct-level counting, acknowledging the challenges of achieving perfect election conditions but emphasizing ongoing efforts to improve the system, including an upcoming rally in Miami.

CPT Bannon Delivers Energizing Message From Steve Bannon | Support WarRoom’s Sponsors Today

Maureen Bannon talked about her Dad’s requests that his supporters and audience spend their time as activists to promote the Nationalist-Populist message ahead of the 2024 election in November.  Bannon recommended several actions for people to take, who want to support her Dad while he is being held as a political prisoner.  Steve Bannon has requested that no one send him mail to the facility where he is being held out of a desire to see people use that time and energy in participating in their civic duty instead- because time is of the essence, and we are quickly approaching the end of the road for election time.

Mike Davis Responds To “Disgusting” Politico Article On The Late, Great Senator Jim Inhofe

Mike Davis and Jack Posobiec discussed Senator Inhofe’s mocking of Democrats with a snowball on the Senate floor, highlighting it as a strategic use of mockery against ideological opponents. Davis praised Inhofe for resisting what he sees as Democratic efforts to create energy scarcity through environmental policies, emphasizing Inhofe’s integrity and long public service. The discussion shifted to criticisms of how the left treats political opponents, citing examples like Steve Bannon’s legal troubles and mocking responses to his situation. Davis argued that Democrats view their opponents as obstacles to power, aiming to suppress dissent and undermine fundamental rights like free speech and due process. The conversation concluded with a call to action to support those targeted by what they describe as politicized and weaponized law enforcement and legal systems.