Steve Bannon hosted the Evening War Room
Joe Allen hosted Battlefield
HIGHLIGHTS:
David Zere, a correspondent for Real America’s Voice, provided live coverage of the ceremony honoring a murdered NYPD officer. The tragic event occurred during Holy Week in a working-class community on Long Island, New York. Officer Dillard was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop by two career criminals, underscoring the risks faced by law enforcement and the escalating crime rates in New York City.
Despite calls to defund the police, the need for law and order remains paramount, as emphasized by the reporter. Former President Trump attended the funeral, offering condolences to the Dillard family and advocating for stricter measures to combat violence. The community expressed anger and frustration, mainly attributing the deteriorating situation to city officials.
In stark contrast to the solemn funeral, a lavish fundraiser event occurred in Midtown Manhattan, attended by prominent figures such as former Presidents Obama and Clinton and comedian Stephen Colbert. These attendees were criticized as “unaccountable elites” by Dr. Seb Gorka, who highlighted their detachment from the concerns of average Americans.
Dr. Gorka recounted a personal encounter with former President Trump, highlighting the latter’s genuine support for law enforcement. This sincerity sharply contrasted with the indifference displayed by politicians at the fundraiser. The conversation then delved into the recent termination of Dr. Gorka’s Trump presidential appointment by the Biden administration, which he viewed as part of a broader effort to embed Obama loyalists in government positions.
In a separate segment, Mike Davis discussed his hypothetical appointment as attorney general under President Trump, outlining plans for indictments and detentions. He criticized the treatment of the January 6th defendants and emphasized the need for accountability, targeting prominent figures like Liz Cheney and Charlie Sykes.
Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, addressed the controversy surrounding “Free Mom Hugs.” She condemned the group’s actions as undermining parental authority and promoting a Marxist agenda. She stressed the fundamental right of parents to direct their children’s upbringing and encouraged support for Moms for Liberty.
Barry Wernick, focusing on the upcoming house seat election in Dallas County, Texas, highlighted concerns about election integrity and urged transparency in the recount process. He invited people to engage with him on his X profile, “Wernick for Dallas,” and emphasized the need for financial contributions to cover recount expenses.
The coverage provided insight into various socio-political issues, from law enforcement challenges to parental rights advocacy, underscoring the importance of public engagement and accountability in governance.
SHOW CLIPS:
Dr. Seb Gorkas was on the WarRoom Thursday evening to discuss the stark contrast between the solemn funeral of Officer Dillard, who was killed in the line of duty, and a lavish fundraiser event happening in Midtown Manhattan. Gorka criticizes the attendees of the fundraiser, including prominent political figures like former Presidents Obama and Clinton and comedian Stephen Colbert, calling them “the rapist, the traitor, and the clown.”
He recounts a personal experience with former President Trump, highlighting his genuine appreciation for law enforcement and contrasting it with the indifference shown by politicians attending the fundraiser. Gorka emphasized the elitism and disconnect of those attending the fundraiser, contrasting it with the genuine grief and respect shown at Officer Dillard’s funeral.
The conversation shifted to the recent news of Gorka’s termination from a Trump presidential appointment by the Biden administration, claiming it is part of a broader effort by the administration to embed Obama loyalists into government positions in anticipation of a potential loss, to Trump, in the upcoming election. Gorka described this as a form of “pre-sabotage” to undermine the likely return of President Trump to office.
Gorka encourages listeners to follow their content on various platforms and emphasizes the importance of remaining vigilant against political manipulation and elitism.
Steve Bannon and Mike Davis had a conversation Thursday night that revolved around a hypothetical three-week stint as attorney general to serve President Donald Trump, which included indictments and detentions, which has greatly disturbed the opponents of MAGA.
The discussion then shifted to the need for accountability for those involved in the January 6th events, such as Liz Cheney, for the targeting of Trump’s lawyers and supporters. Davis expressed his concerns about the treatment of January 6th defendants and the alleged double standards in how they are being treated compared to those involved in BLM and Antifa protests.
Finally, the conversation turned to the potential appointment of Mike Davis as a special prosecutor in a “massive criminal probe” against those perceived to be interfering in the election and violating individuals’ civil rights. Davis, who contends the whole idea is a joke and who has been referred to as a “clown with a flamethrower,” expressed his determination to bring accountability to those in power, including Liz Cheney and Charlie Sykes, in any other ways he could, including pointing out that his detractors have no sense of humor.
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Barry Wernick discusses the importance of the upcoming house seat election in Dallas County, Texas, highlighting concerns about election integrity and irregularities in the voting process. He emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in the recount process, expressing concerns about the involvement of individuals with potential conflicts of interest. Barry invites people to reach out to him on his X profile, “Wernick for Dallas” to share their thoughts and suggestions and support his campaign. He also mentions the start of the hand count on Tuesday and requests financial contributions to cover additional expenses incurred during the recount.
Mike Lindell expressed gratitude and enthusiasm for the success of My Pillow, attributing it to the support of the War Room Posse. He dismisses mainstream news outlets as untrustworthy and asserts that his factories are running smoothly. Lindell promoted a special offer of two multi-use My Pillows for $25 with free shipping for War Room Posse members. He showcases various designs, including one featuring himself holding the American flag with the inscription “Mount Rushmore with God, all things are possible.” He encourages viewers to use the promo code “warroom” on the website or call the provided number to take advantage of the special offer. Additionally, Lindell mentions an exclusive open box sale for bathrobes at a discounted price of $39, emphasizing the quality and value of the products. He concludes by directing viewers to visit MyPillow.com or call the provided number to explore the available deals.
Joe Allen discussed virtual reality (VR) and its application in religious settings, particularly churches moving into the metaverse. The pandemic has altered the worship landscape, with online services becoming prevalent. However, some churches are taking it a step further by embracing VR technology, allowing attendees to experience church in a new way.
The report takes viewers inside the Life Church metaverse, where they can connect with others globally and engage in church activities. It highlights the immersive experience and emphasizes the potential for VR to redefine the way people attend religious services.
Meanwhile, on the War Room program, the focus shifts to a discussion about the evolution of depictions of Jesus Christ throughout history. The host delves into various artistic representations, from Orthodox icons to Catholic statues and modern interpretations by artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Salvador Dali.
The significance of the communion, or the Last Supper, in the Christian tradition, is explored, emphasizing its symbolic importance in demonstrating loyalty to Jesus and the church. The host reflects on how different cultures and periods have influenced the portrayal of Jesus, ranging from abstract icons to photorealistic sculptures.
Overall, the segment provides insights into both the technological advancements shaping contemporary religious practices and the enduring symbolism of religious rituals throughout history.
