Kash Patel: We Will Not Be Lectured By MSM On The Impacts Of illegal Immigration That Are Terrorizing Our Communities

Kash Patel, filling in for Steve Bannon on the WarRoom, expressed frustration over the mainstream media’s handling of immigration issues, particularly illegal immigration. He emphasized his perspective as a legal immigrant, saying, “This legal son of legal immigrants will not be lectured to by the mainstream media on the impacts of illegal immigration that are terrorizing our communities.” Patel criticized the media for ignoring the negative consequences of illegal immigration, such as crime and drug trafficking, and accused them of buying votes with false information: “They have failed the black community, they have failed the Hispanic community, they have failed my community.” He dismissed criticisms from what he described as “privileged white” figures in the media, making it clear that he was done listening to their narratives.

9 Different Cities In Three Days! | Rep. Troy Nehls On What’s Happening On The Trail

Kash Patel talked with Congressman Troy Nehls, highlighting their experiences from the Team Trump bus tour in Wisconsin. Nehls praised the enthusiasm they encountered: “The energy was there… people from all different ages showing up.” They visited nine cities in three days, addressing key concerns like the economy and immigration. Nehls emphasized how important border security is to voters, remarking, “This border issue has them riled up.”

Nehls predicted a strong showing for Trump in Wisconsin, believing that, despite expected challenges, “Donald Trump will claim victory in Wisconsin on November 5th.” He also stressed the importance of voter turnout, saying, “This election is about turnout… getting every person we can find to the polls.”

Both Patel and Nehls expressed optimism about future rallies and voter mobilization efforts, with Nehls adding, “Donald Trump puts the American people first… and he’s going to do it again.” The discussion ended with a strong call to action, urging voters to support Trump’s reelection and ensure a fair election process to counter any potential fraud.

Caroline Wren Foresees Massive Senate Victories, Identifies Must-Win Races

Caroline Wren and Kash Patel discussed the pivotal role of close Senate races in the upcoming elections. Wren emphasized how polling has historically underestimated Trump’s support, stating that many Trump supporters are reluctant to participate in polls. “The polling has dramatically underestimated Trump’s support,” she said, noting that in Arizona, the number one issue according to polls was the “threat to democracy,” which she found misleading compared to the real concerns on the ground like the economy and immigration.

Wren highlighted the importance of Senate races running in tandem with Trump’s campaign. “In 68 out of 69 Senate races, Trump and the Republican Senate candidate either won or lost together,” she pointed out. She underscored the necessity for Republicans to secure more than 51 Senate seats to ensure Trump’s agenda can be implemented, particularly mentioning key states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Nevada. Wren stressed, “If we do not win these swing states… they will immediately lift the filibuster and legalize 30 million illegal citizens,” highlighting the potential long-term consequences if Republicans fail to win the Senate and the presidency.

Mike Davis Offers PSA To Illegal Immigrants | All Illegal Voting Will Be Prosecuted

Mike Davis and Kash Patel discussed the importance of election integrity and legal action surrounding non-citizen voting in U.S. elections. Davis highlighted the need for strict enforcement of voting laws, stating, “It is illegal to vote in federal elections if you are a non-citizen; it is almost always a federal crime.” He emphasized that non-citizens inadvertently registered to vote could face deportation if they participate in federal elections, citing instances in Virginia and Texas where thousands of non-citizens were found on voter rolls.

Davis underscored the importance of the Save Act, which aims to ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote by requiring proof of citizenship during registration. He argued that Democrats are resisting such measures, fearing that it would curb support from non-citizen voters. He noted, "Democrats do not want the Save Act because they know these non-citizens are voting for Biden and Kamala Harris.”

With concerns over election integrity growing, Davis urged Americans to take action by visiting his organization’s website, Article 3 Project, to get involved in safeguarding future elections: “You can take action… to make sure our next election is not rigged and stolen.”

Lee Smith: "Trump Knows How To Keep America Safe”

Kash Patel praised Lee Smith as “the greatest journalist in America,” highlighting his book, The Plot Against the President, and its documentary adaptation as essential resources for understanding the complexities of U.S.-Russia relations. Patel emphasized that Smith’s fearless reporting “keeps following the truth” and consistently proves accurate.

Smith then commented on the Israeli military’s significant achievements against Hezbollah and Iranian proxies, asserting that these actions reveal the “Biden Administration’s incompetence” and its failure to prioritize American interests. He noted that the Biden team has “tied Israel’s hands behind its back,” allowing adversaries to gain strength. Discussing Donald Trump’s approach, Patel highlighted Trump’s understanding of Israel’s importance as a U.S. ally and how he would have acted decisively to support its security.

The conversation also turned to Robert Malley, former Iran envoy, with Smith alleging that Malley mishandled sensitive information, which could threaten national security. He argued that the ongoing issues stem from a “shadow network” led by Barack Obama, revealing a concerted effort against Trump and his supporters. Smith’s upcoming book aims to expose this network and its influence on American politics.

Gordon Chang: China’s Interference In American Elections

Kash Patel interviewed Gordon Chang, highlighting the increasing threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Patel praised Chang as an expert on China, citing President Trump’s endorsement of his insights. Chang expressed grave concerns about the CCP’s aggressive maneuvers, stating, "He’s made the decision to risk war… prepared to kill Americans.” He criticized the Biden administration for failing to address these threats candidly, asserting, "Biden is abrogating his most solemn constitutional duty.”

Chang detailed how the CCP has influenced U.S. elections, mentioning, "Beijing leans heavily on Joe Biden’s side,” and accused them of using misinformation to manipulate public opinion. He warned about Chinese nationals crossing U.S. borders, highlighting that many are military-aged males who may have ties to the Chinese military, raising alarms about national security.

Further, Chang noted the alarming rise of Chinese migrants and the discovery of secret biological weapons facilities in the U.S., stating, "There’s got to be more of them.” He emphasized that the CCP’s actions extend to both borders and included potential plans to spread disease as a tactic in warfare. Concluding, Chang called for a robust U.S. response to the multifaceted threats posed by the CCP, insisting on the need for decisive leadership to safeguard America from these dangers.

Part ONE:

Gordon Chang: Threats From Northern Border; Threats From Big Tech

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