Thursday, August 1

Rep. Scott Perry: President Trump Will Bring “The Terrorist State Of Iran” To Its Knees

In a discussion on the War Room, Senator Scott Perry and Dave Brat discussed the U.S. government’s challenges, highlighting fiscal responsibility and foreign policy concerns. Perry emphasized the frustration with bipartisan cooperation, noting, “We’re getting zero help from Democrats… they want to borrow even more.” He criticized the Democrats for their lack of involvement in responsible spending and pointed out that “every single dollar… is borrowed,” stressing the importance of determining the government’s proper role.

Brat echoed Perry’s sentiments, adding that “the productivity… in the government sector is zero or negative,” and urged constituents to pressure Congress for fiscal responsibility. He warned of dire economic consequences for future generations, stating, “The kids are not gonna have an economy… they can’t do it now.”

On foreign policy, Perry described Iran as a significant threat, likening it to “Medusa” with “a million snakes.” He criticized current U.S. policies for enabling Iran’s actions, arguing that “there’s confusion” and “disjointed” decision-making in the administration. Perry warned of adversaries exploiting America’s perceived weakness, noting, “You’ve got a window of about six months… to take advantage.” The discussion concluded with appreciation for Perry’s insights on both domestic and international issues.

Illegal Immigration’s True Statistics Can’t Even Be Found Due To Lack Of Known Gotaways

In this segment, Dave Brat, Ben Bergquam, and Art Del Cueto addressed the ongoing border crisis and the lack of attention from key political figures. Broadcasting from the U.S.-Mexico border, they emphasized the area’s significance as a major drug trafficking corridor and highlighted the challenge of tracking illegal crossings. “If you don’t have any agents out there in the field, then you don’t have a real number of how many are coming through,” Del Cueto explained, highlighting the issue of “suspected or known gotaways.”

The conversation also touched on political accountability, noting the absence of Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden at the border, despite Harris being appointed to oversee the situation. “Kamala would never come down here… she’s still never been,” Brat remarked, contrasting her inaction with Senator J.D. Vance’s proactive visit. The discussion emphasized the urgent need for transparency and accountability in addressing the border crisis, calling for “objective reporting in statistics” to inform the public.

Logan: The UN’s Designating Migration As Human Right Globally With Zero Input From American People

In a thought-provoking discussion on the War Room, Dave Brat and Lara Logan explored the intricate web of connections underlying various global and domestic issues. Lara Logan highlighted the presence of “Affinity groups” which include Marxist collectives, animal rights organizations, and other progressive causes that are interconnected and supported by major legal and financial organizations like the National Lawyers Guild and the Open Society Foundation. “Anytime you see this kind of language, you know, mutual aid is a Marxist dog whistle,” Logan remarked, pointing to the hidden agendas of these groups.

Logan emphasized the global influence of these networks, supported by technology and social media, and warned about the consolidation of power and finances by a few. She noted, “It’s as fascist as it gets to the core,” referring to the influence of NGOs and foundations. Brat supported her views, stating, “The Marxist thing is an attack… a denial of God.” The conversation stressed the need for accountability, transparency, and a return to core principles, urging individuals to engage with local and global issues thoughtfully and proactively. Logan invited supporters to follow her on social media, emphasizing the importance of privacy and freedom in the digital age.

Dave Barton: “Why Don’t We Separate Secularism From The State?”

In this segment, Dave Brat and Dave Barton explored the intersections of politics and religion, particularly focusing on the perceived threat of “Christian nationalism” as a political issue. Dave Brat emphasized the political motivations behind targeting religious groups, stating, “Political is theological for Kamala Harris,” highlighting concerns about her stance towards Catholics and Israel. He noted that traditional faith groups are often targeted for ridicule, citing instances like the opening of the Olympics, where Christians were mocked. Brat called for a civil reclamation of the Republic, arguing that religious people have been “Minnesota nice for too long.”

Barton, known for his historical insights, systematically targeted religious individuals and groups by political entities. He shared his personal experiences, such as being barred from military bases due to his faith, underlining how secular ideologies have been weaponized to marginalize religious voices. Barton explained that the term “Christian nationalism” is being used to discredit those who hold traditional beliefs, stating, “They’re going to target traditional faith people and traditional faith as a real issue.”

Barton further critiqued the secularization of society, drawing on George Washington’s farewell address, which warned against removing religion and morality from politics. He argued, “The more secular we become, the less our politics work well.” Barton contended that secularism has been wrongly positioned as a non-religion, despite the Supreme Court recognizing secular beliefs as equivalent to religious convictions.

Barton highlighted how the left uses labels like “Christian nationalism” to stifle dissent and control the narrative, pointing out the absurdity of associating beliefs in gender differences in sports or tax cuts with extremist views. He concluded that these tactics are designed to marginalize and silence those with traditional religious views, urging people to resist being boxed into these narratives: “We can’t let them put us in their box for how they want to communicate.”

Marly Hornik Exposes 10 Million Votes Illegally Cast In 2022 Midterms

Dave Brat and Marley Hornik, the Executive Director of United Sovereign Americans, brought attention to alarming discrepancies in voter registration and election integrity. Hornik claimed that her organization discovered 29 million “facially invalid” registered voters across 20 states, equating to a substantial 338 Electoral College votes. These discrepancies, she argued, challenge the integrity of the electoral process, as many registrations included absurd errors, such as people being registered to vote before their birth or long after their death.

According to Hornik, these issues are not merely clerical errors. She emphasized that, “When a state actually grants access to the Ballot Box equally to an invalid registrant as a demonstrably, proven validated, verified citizen voter, they are committing a count of federal election fraud.” Her investigation revealed that 10 million votes were cast by these questionable registrations in the 2022 midterm elections alone, indicating a significant potential impact on election outcomes.

Hornik provided a striking example from Franklin County, Ohio, where one out of every three votes in the 2022 midterms came from a voter registered on January 1st. This questionable voting activity occurred during an election that led to Ohio amending its Constitution for more lenient abortion laws. Hornik questioned the legitimacy of such outcomes, calling for proof from Ohio’s Secretary of State, Frank LaRose.

To address these issues, United Sovereign Americans is actively filing lawsuits in federal courts, aiming to enforce election laws and ensure integrity in future elections, particularly the pivotal 2024 election. They already have litigation pending in Maryland and Pennsylvania and plan to expand to other states like Florida, Michigan, and Texas.

Hornik passionately stated, “This is the most important process that we do as a country. Everything…turns at the ballot box, who’s in charge of this country? The elites…or the American people.” Her words highlight the critical nature of election integrity and the belief that it should reflect the true will of eligible citizen voters.

The conversation concluded with a call to action, urging citizens to join their cause and support their efforts through USA4Freedom.com. Hornik emphasized that the fight for election integrity is a pivotal civil rights issue, inviting individuals to contribute both their time and resources to uphold democracy.

Pollster Mark Mitchell Reveals Kamala’s Honeymoon Phase Already Fading

Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Polling shared the latest insights into the polling dynamics of a hypothetical match-up between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Mitchell reported that Trump is currently leading Harris by five points in a two-way race. He emphasized that while initial polls after Harris’s recent endorsement by Obama showed a brief surge for her, Trump has since regained a solid lead. “Trump is up four points on the 30th and five points on the 31st,” Mitchell noted, attributing this shift to the “Obama bounce” fading.

Mitchell criticized early polls showing Harris ahead, suggesting they were flawed and driven by media bias. He argued that Trump’s lead is “comfortably outside the margin of error” and predicted a tight race as the election nears. However, he also indicated that there is a larger margin of error in demographic subgroups, making it challenging to gauge shifts in voter sentiment among younger voters or specific racial groups.

Mitchell’s analysis reveals that Trump remains strong among men and independents, while his support among women and younger voters is more variable. He warned that despite a current advantage, Trump’s lead could be influenced by future media cycles and events. “The race is looking more like a two-way matchup,” Mitchell concluded, stressing the importance of tracking these developments closely.

Rep. Andy Ogles: The SAVE Act Will End The Democrats’ DMV Voter Registration Loopholes

In this War Room segment, Congressman Andy Ogles criticized the ongoing budgetary dysfunction, emphasizing the failure of Congress to complete all twelve appropriations bills on time. He expressed frustration with the lack of progress, stating, “We shouldn’t have left for the August work period… let’s get the appropriations process done or at least 85% done.” Ogles fears a repeat of past failures and warned of potential Omnibus packages if the process isn’t resolved promptly.

Ogles also highlighted his focus on impeachment articles against Kamala Harris, accusing her of gross negligence at the southern border. He described the border situation as dire, claiming, “We’ve got 12, 13, 14-year-old girls being raped… because South and Central America are emptying their prisons and sending us their worst.” Ogles proposed his “Send Them Back Act,” aiming for the largest deportation effort in U.S. history.

Additionally, he criticized election integrity issues, pointing out manipulation in voter registration processes, especially in blue states. “Groups are manipulating loopholes… to influence a presidential election,” he asserted, advocating for stricter ID requirements and state purges of illegal voter registrations.

Ogles urged supporters to back his efforts through his website, underscoring his commitment to fight for fiscal responsibility and border security amid criticism and challenges.

Jenks Exposes How The Biden-Harris Administration’s Circumventing Congress To Grant MASS Amnesty

Rosemary Jenks, from the Immigration Accountability Project, exposed the latest controversial developments in U.S. immigration policy. Jenks criticizes the Biden-Harris administration’s approach to amnesty, pointing out their attempts to bypass Congress with unilateral actions. "Starting on August 19th, they’re going to be taking applications from illegal aliens married to U.S. citizens who have resided here for ten years or more,” Jenks reveals. This move, she argues, rewards those who have broken U.S. laws with potential amnesty.

Jenks also highlights a troubling bipartisan coalition forming around amnesty, led by Democrat Tom Suozzi and Republican Morgan Luttrell. She laments the collaboration with left-leaning groups like the National Immigration Forum, branding it as a betrayal of conservative principles. "It is astonishing that Republican members of Congress would join forces with these left-wing groups to promote bad immigration policy,” Jenks says.

The discussion touches on past legislative battles, recalling the defeat of the Gang of Eight amnesty bill in 2014, largely attributed to grassroots efforts and the defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor by Dave Brat. Jenks emphasizes the need for continued vigilance, noting the surge in illegal immigration and its consequences, including rising crime and security threats. "Over five and a half million illegal aliens have been released into the U.S., and we have at least 362 people on the terrorist watch list who have tried to enter the country illegally,” Jenks warns.

Jenks ended by calling for action from the WarRoom Posse to counteract these developments and hold lawmakers accountable. "The destruction to this country is enormous,” she declares, urging supporters to visit their website for more information and to join the fight against harmful immigration policies.