Wednesday, June 5

Bensman: Called Shot On Biden’s Phony Executive Order

Todd Bensman criticizes a recent executive order on border security, claiming it’s a political maneuver by the Biden administration designed for optics rather than genuine action. He argues that the administration knows liberal organizations like the ACLU will sue to block the order, allowing them to avoid implementing tough measures. Bensman predicts that Biden’s team will blame Republicans and Trump for obstructing border security legislation, specifically the Langford Bill, which he describes as harmful rather than helpful. He believes this narrative is being set up to shift blame and deflect criticism ahead of upcoming presidential debates.

Bannon and Bensman discuss how immigration and border issues are critical for the Biden administration due to poor polling and how they might use these issues strategically in debates. Bensman emphasizes the complexity of immigration policy and how it can be exploited to create misleading narratives. He criticizes the Langford Bill and the executive order as ineffective and contrary to real border security.

They also touch on recent incidents involving illegal border crossings, including a Jordanian’s attempted terror attack and a Russian from Chechnya engaging in jihad, illustrating the national security threats posed by the current border situation. Bensman directs listeners to his content and book for more insights.

Fritsch: Chechen Jihadis Caught Surveilling Special Forces Official In North Carolina

Noel Fritsch from National File discusses a recent incident involving a police-related shooting at Fort Bragg where an illegal immigrant, suspected to be a Chechen jihadi, was surveilling a high-ranking Special Forces officer. Fritsch criticizes mainstream media for providing misleading information and downplaying the severity of the situation. He claims that there are around 20 more such individuals involved and suggests that this is part of a larger, organized effort.

Fritsch also mentions a mysterious explosion targeting the electrical system in Moore County in December 2022, which he believes is connected to these activities. He suggests that a trailer in Moore County might contain weapons and other materials related to these operations and questions why the federal government might be protecting it. He ties these events to broader concerns about moving from fifth-generation warfare to Chinese unrestricted warfare.

Fritsch directs listeners to National File for further updates and emphasizes that the current chaos is part of a broader strategy to influence the 2024 elections.

Kelly: Critical Lawfare Cases Against Trump Hitting Snags In GA, FL

Julie Kelly discusses recent developments in legal cases involving Fanny Willis in Georgia and Jack Smith in Florida. In Georgia, the Court of Appeals decided not to remove Fanny Willis from the case, leading to a stay pending appeal. Oral arguments are set for October, and depending on the outcome, the trial may be delayed indefinitely.

In Florida, the trial of Jack Smith, appointed as special counsel, is also facing delays due to motions to dismiss based on the unlawful appointment and collusion between the Biden White House and DOJ officials to manufacture evidence against President Trump. Judge Cannon is set to hear these motions and discussions of a proposed gag order.

Additionally, the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees have sent criminal referrals for perjury to the DOJ for Hunter Biden and James Biden. Bannon highlights the FBI’s refusal to investigate Hunter Biden’s laptop, originally dismissed as Russian disinformation, which has now been confirmed as legitimate.

Clyde: Speaker Johnson Can Put Base Text Of Anti-Lawfare Legislation In Appropriations Bill

Rep. Andrew Clyde discusses efforts to hold the Department of Justice accountable, particularly regarding the defunding of prosecutions against presidential candidates, initiated since August 2023. Despite amending the Commerce Justice Science appropriation, it never received a vote on the House floor. He highlights the need for independent action from the House and expresses frustration over the lack of progress.

Clyde acknowledges the failures of House leadership in addressing these issues and emphasizes the importance of grassroots pressure to drive action. He encourages people to visit his website for updates on his efforts.

Bannon underscores the importance of holding House leadership accountable and suggests that grassroots pressure is necessary to prompt action. He criticizes the inertia of House leadership and emphasizes the need for continued pressure to drive change.

Verastegui: Time For A New Conservative Party In Mexico Called “Viva Mexico”

Eduardo Verástegui expresses deep concern over the recent political developments in Mexico, characterizing the election of a leftist government as a tragedy for the country. He emphasizes the influence of cartels and socialism on Mexican politics and the lack of opposition to counteract these forces.

Despite the disappointing election results, Verástegui remains determined to fight for conservative values and plans to establish a new conservative party in Mexico. He calls for unity among Mexicans and Hispanics, urging them to support President Trump in the upcoming elections in the United States.

Verástegui underscores the importance of social media in mobilizing support for his cause and encourages people to follow him on various platforms to stay informed about his efforts.

Steve Bannon expresses solidarity with Verástegui and pledges support for the fight to restore Mexico’s greatness. He acknowledges the gravity of the situation in Mexico and the need for concerted action to address it.

Chattah: NVGOP Launches Lawsuits Over Mail-In Ballots Fiasco Waiting To Happen

Sigal Chattah discusses a lawsuit filed in Nevada concerning mail-in ballots. The lawsuit addresses the issue of ballots being counted up to four days after Election Day, as long as they are postmarked on or before Election Day. However, the United States Postal Service does not always postmark ballots in Nevada, creating ambiguity about their validity.

The lawsuit aims to ensure that ballots received after Election Day without postmarks are discarded and not counted. Chatta emphasizes election integrity’s importance and preventing election fraud through mail-in ballots.

While the lawsuit’s outcome remains uncertain, Chattah hopes the judge will uphold the law and support election integrity.

Chattah directs people to follow her on Twitter, Getter, and Truth for updates on the situation in Nevada.

Wolicki: Breaking Down The Jewish Electorate

Rabbi Wolicki discusses the impact of Trump’s policies on the Middle East, contrasting them with the Biden administration’s approach. He highlights Trump’s efforts to weaken terrorists and strengthen alliances with countries like Israel and Saudi Arabia. Rabbi Wolicki points out that Trump’s decision to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem and withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal were significant steps in this direction. He emphasizes the need for continued support for Trump’s policies to promote peace and stability in the region.

In their discussion about the upcoming program, Rabbi Wolicki outlines the topics they plan to cover, including the Jewish electorate’s views and the impact of Jewish activism on American politics. They aim to provide insight into how Jewish voters and conservative movements can work together to support candidates like Donald Trump and achieve electoral success in the future.

Friedman: Everyday Biden Is Making Hamas Stronger

Ambassador David Friedman discussed the current situation in Israel, highlighting the challenges presented by the Biden administration’s approach, which he sees as effectively empowering Hamas. He criticized Biden’s handling of the conflict and emphasized the need for Israel to win decisively against Hamas. Friedman also emphasized the importance of a strong Israel-US relationship and expressed willingness to serve in any capacity to support President Trump. Rabbi Barkley joined the conversation, discussing the complexities of Jewish political support in the United States, particularly among secular Jews. He emphasized the need to remind the Jewish community of Trump’s actions in support of Israel, including protecting Jewish students on college campuses through Title VI.

Part 1:

Barclay: Any Jew Who Votes Democrat Is Like A Chicken Who Votes For Colonel Sanders

Part 2:

Zell: Half A Million American Citizens In Israel Eligible To Vote

Marc Zell discussed the significant number of American citizens living in Israel, totaling around 750,000, making them a crucial voting bloc. He highlighted the tendency of American citizens in Israel to vote Republican, with around 80 to 90% typically supporting Republican candidates. Zell emphasized the importance of mobilizing these voters, especially as they are often low-propensity voters who need encouragement to participate. He estimated that if all eligible voters in Israel were to vote, they could contribute around 400,000 votes for a Republican candidate like President Trump. Zell also emphasized the impact these votes could have, particularly in shaping history during times of war. He encouraged people to follow him on social media and visit his website for more information on mobilizing American voters in Israel.

Tal: Iran-China-Russia Want To Take Down Israel And America

Ohad Tal discussed the commitment of Israeli soldiers in the ongoing conflict, emphasizing their dedication to achieving a clear victory over their enemies. He highlighted that despite the challenges and sacrifices they face, the soldiers are determined to eradicate the threat posed by Hamas and ensure the safety of their country. Tal also addressed concerns about the leadership of the IDF and suggested that certain approaches may have hindered their effectiveness in dealing with the conflict. He emphasized the importance of recognizing the true nature of the enemy and the need for a strong response. Additionally, Tal urged Americans to consider the implications of their voting decisions in light of the ongoing conflict and emphasized the significance of supporting Israel during these historic times.

Following Tal’s remarks, Gerson gave a shout-out to Steve Bannon for streaming their recent event and discussed the work of American Jewish Conservatives. He highlighted their goal of educating and inspiring Americans, particularly within the Jewish community, to speak up and advocate for Judeo-Christian values and support for Israel. Gerson emphasized the importance of engagement and spreading their message through social media and events to make a positive impact on various issues.