Saturday, August 10

Royce White On Kamala Pulling The Race Card, Democrats’ Growing Lies, And The Attack On Christians

Royce White, guest-hosting in Steve Bannon’s War Room, opened with a strong critique of the Democrats’ focus on race and democracy. He argued, “We live in a constitutional Republic,” and dismissed the Democrats’ frequent use of the term “democracy” as “gaslighting.” White emphasized the difference between genuine democratic processes, which he and Bannon support, and what he described as the Democrats’ distorted version of democracy. He called this view “heresy,” explaining that it falsely assumes “all majorities are made right and equal.”

White also discussed the manipulation of the black community by the Democratic Party, referencing the historical figure Willie Lynch to illustrate the psychological control used to maintain power. He criticized the Democrats for failing to deliver on their promises to the black community, stating that their lies have become too blatant to ignore.

White praised Donald Trump for breaking the “brainwashing” that had affected black voters and noted the growing support for Trump among black men. He concluded with a call to action, urging people to embrace the truth, the Bible, and the Constitution, and to take a stand against the contradictions and lies he sees in the current political landscape. White declared, “We are coming. The people are coming,” signaling a rising movement among black men and the working class.

Royce White: “There Are Black Men Over There Who Have No Clue What’s Going On At Their Kids’ School”

Royce White delivered a fiery critique of mainstream media, specifically targeting MSNBC and Joy Reid. Reacting to a clip of Reid discussing drag time story hours and questioning White’s suitability for office, White expressed his disdain for what he views as the hypocrisy and superficiality of mainstream media.

White dismissed Reid’s criticism, stating, “Did these are the people you’re gonna follow? And they say that I’m unfit for office… That I’m not statesman-like because I use the word ‘cuck.’ That makes me unelectable.” He argued that the leaders Reid and other media figures endorse are failing the American public, questioning the credibility of their judgments.

White also addressed the broader political landscape, accusing the establishment of undermining MAGA’s agenda. He contended that figures like Joe Biden, despite being deemed “fit” by the media, are leading a failing agenda. "They throw the honey badger in jail… They got to go out of their way to corrupt the justice system to throw our leader in prison,” he said, alluding to Steve Bannon’s legal troubles.

Criticizing the educational system, White claimed it fails to teach American civics and instead promotes a fluid understanding of gender identity, which he views as a distraction from more pressing issues. "We’re not going to teach them what it means to be a citizen… We’re going to teach you that if they wake up on Wednesday as a boy, by Wednesday afternoon, they could be a girl if they want,” he said.

White argued that Black communities are increasingly recognizing the failures of both parties and the media. He urged Black voters to become more politically engaged and question the narratives pushed by the establishment. "We’re starting to see Blacks all across the country go, ‘Wait a minute, we never got the memo,’” he noted, emphasizing a shift in political awareness and support for MAGA ideals.

Overall, White’s remarks reflect a staunch defense of MAGA principles against what he perceives as corrupt and ineffective leadership, encouraging greater political activism and awareness among marginalized communities.

White: “MSNBC Has Got To Be The Greatest Example Of This Post-World War II Neocon Neoliberal Order”

In his Saturday remarks, Royce White critically addresses the state of American politics and its impact on Black communities, invoking a mix of historical references and contemporary issues. White, speaking as a guest host, underscored the influence of Steve Bannon and the importance of confronting what he views as systemic failures within the political landscape. He criticized the Democratic Party, suggesting that it has exploited fears of racism and white supremacy to manipulate Black voters. White referred to the contested Willie Lynch letter, arguing that it illustrates how Black individuals have been co-opted into a system that perpetuates dependency rather than empowerment.

White’s critique extends to contemporary political figures, including Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, whom he accused of embodying communist ideals. “When you have an 18 billion dollar surplus and not a single penny of it goes back to the people, you are a communist,” White declared, emphasizing his belief that Walz’s policies fail to benefit working-class citizens.

He also condemned what he sees as failures in the educational system, highlighting the racial disparities in Minnesota’s education. “We have the worst racial disparity gap in our education system,” White said, pointing to a lack of meaningful reform despite promises from Democratic leaders.

White’s rhetoric also challenged the concept of global citizenship, which he dismissed as a “lie” and a “scam,” urging people to value their American citizenship. “You’re not a citizen of the whole world. You’re a citizen of this country,” he asserted. This statement reflects his broader criticism of what he perceives as attempts to undermine national sovereignty and individual freedoms.

Part One

Royce White: “Tim Walz Is Everything That’s Wrong With American Politics”

Part Two:

Laura Loomer Explains How ONLY 5,000 CD-5 Voters Could Remove Ilhan Omar From Office

In a recent discussion, Laura Loomer and Royce White strategized on leveraging Minnesota’s open primaries to oust Ilhan Omar. Loomer highlighted a critical opportunity: “We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to remove another Hamas supporter… in a completely legal manner.”

She advocated for Republicans and Independents to cross over and vote for Omar’s primary opponent, Don Samuels, to defeat her in the upcoming election. White concurred, emphasizing the need for strategic political maneuvers to challenge entrenched politicians. Both expressed frustration with the GOP’s lack of aggressive tactics and stressed the importance of exploiting electoral opportunities to advance their agenda.

 

Mark Mitchell: “Trump Is Doing As Well Against Kamala Harris As He Was Doing Against Joe Biden”

Mark Mitchell discussed recent polling trends and media portrayals of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. He noted a discrepancy between mainstream media polls, which suggest Harris is performing well, and his own polling, which shows Trump leading Harris by five points nationally. Mitchell argued that the media’s positive coverage of Harris, despite her historically low approval ratings and lackluster performance in previous polls, appears to be an attempt to downplay Trump’s support and shift public perception. He pointed out that mainstream polls often display a pro-Harris bias, possibly to put pressure on the Trump campaign and mitigate the perceived incompetence of Harris. Drawing a parallel to the 2016 election, Mitchell highlighted that media polls had also misrepresented the race, with similar gaslighting tactics at play. He suggested that upcoming polls might reveal more about these biases, urging viewers to scrutinize the methodologies and sample biases in polling data.

Gina Swoboda: Kamala Has No Policies Up On Her Website At All. We Have No Idea What She’s Running On

Gina Swoboda, chair of the Arizona GOP, expressed strong concerns about Kamala Harris’s candidacy and the current administration’s policies. She criticized Harris for lacking clear policy positions and being part of what she describes as a dangerously liberal ticket. Swoboda highlighted the contrast between Harris’s unremarkable campaign and the media’s attempts to create a favorable image for her, pointing out that media coverage often suppresses negative data.

Swoboda also discussed Arizona’s challenges, noting high inflation, housing issues, and inadequate border security under Governor Hobbs. She emphasized the state’s efforts to address these issues, including a ballot measure allowing law enforcement to better manage border security. Swoboda expressed confidence in Arizona voters’ common sense and resilience, asserting that the state’s problems are exacerbated by current policies and that the GOP is committed to addressing these challenges and supporting Trump.

Jenny Beth Martin On Necessity For GA Election Integrity Before November

Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots, discussed recent electoral reforms in Georgia. She highlighted new rules requiring ID for in-person absentee ballot returns and clarifications on certification to avoid issues similar to those seen in 2020. Martin praised the reopening of an investigation into duplicate and missing ballots from Fulton County, emphasizing the need to learn from past mistakes to prevent future problems.

She also supports a proposed rule to reconcile ballot counts at precincts, aiming to ensure accuracy in the vote tally. Although she acknowledges the importance of paper ballots, Martin notes that significant changes to voting processes in Georgia would require legislative action rather than administrative orders.

She concluded by urging vigilance and preparation for the upcoming election.