Bannon`s War Room Episode 4895: Attacks On Phyllis Schlafly Distort History; The Great Unmasking
Nov 1, 2025
Mark Hemingway, a political journalist from the Federalist, defends his reporting on National Review's critique of Phyllis Schlafly and explores the divide between populism and establishment conservatism in the GOP. Julie Kelly, an investigative reporter focusing on January 6th and related DOJ matters, discusses the legal challenges surrounding Judge Jeb Bosberg and the implications of Arctic Frost documents. The conversation dives into the disconnect between elites and voters, alongside urgent calls for accountability in upcoming elections.
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Schlafly As Early Populist Challenger
- Phyllis Schlafly represented a populist, anti-globalist strain that challenged establishment elites on issues like the Panama Canal.
- Her stance presaged later populist movements and influenced the GOP's shift toward Reagan-era conservatism.
Cabside Humiliation Symbolizes A Split
- Ed Martin recalled Buckley failing to hail a cab for Schlafly after she routed him in debate, illustrating elite ire.
- He framed the episode as emblematic of a deeper split between globalist elites and constitutional conservatives.
Emulate Fearless, Persistent Advocacy
- Use Schlafly's example to prioritize courage and persistence when defending political principles.
- Keep pushing despite attacks because consistent conviction can change political trajectories.
