WarRoom Battleground EP 947: Saving Texas And The Rest Of The Republic With Doc Chambers
Doc Pete Chambers, a Texas-first conservative running for governor, warns of Sharia law infiltration via enclaves like Colony Ridge—now over 100,000 people near Houston—citing Heritage Foundation data (2024) on Muslim political preferences and Abbott’s alleged inaction. He targets H-1B/F-1 visas, criticizing universities for funneling foreign workers into Texas jobs while diverting funds like the $70M PUF to stadiums instead of schools, where 80% of taxes go to bureaucracy. Proposing a 26% property tax cut and banning hostile foreign land purchases, Chambers frames his bid as a biblical duty (Ezekiel 33) to stop federal overreach and protect Texas’ sovereignty, arguing its collapse risks the nation’s future. [Automatically generated summary]
I mean, this is not really relevant to this committee and what's going on in America today.
There's so much we could be dealing with concerning the Constitution and protecting America.
White Christian nationalist ideology has been put forward.
One of the gentlemen here said something about, what is it, certain, it might have been you, Mr. Spencer, something that the group put forward as their plan for the future, some publication or some ideology?
You might be referring to the explanatory memorandum, which is, I didn't mention, but it's a captured internal document of the Muslim Brotherhood detailing its program for the United States, where it says the brothers must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their own hands and the hands of the believers so that Allah's religion is victorious over other religions.
I suggest that just saying that we've got other people doesn't make that.
And what you're talking about sounds like a Middle Eastern version of Project 2025, another type of manifesto to take over and do all these things and to control our government and to turn it around on its head.
If you really want to deal with the major issues of immigration with people opting to take benefits rather than working for a living, if you want to deal with that, then you're going to have to do some things which are unpopular and show some courage.
I don't know whether it's just the apparatus that hasn't allowed Keir to do it or he's maybe too nice.
He's a nice, I mean, I know Keir, he's a nice man, I like him, but it's a tough job and I think you have to do some difficult things with the UK to get it back on track because at the moment I don't think the economy's in a good, you can't afford, you can't have an economy with 9 million people on benefits and huge levels of immigrants coming in.
I mean, the UK is being colonised.
it's costing too much money it will cause The UK has been colonised by immigrants, really, isn't it?
I mean, the population of the UK was 58 million in 2020.
I always tell people the day the Latino, African American, Asian, and other communities realize that they share the same oppressor is the day we start winning.
Because we are the majority in this country now.
We have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone and to make things fair.
Do you know what percentage of Muslims in the United States support making it illegal to show a picture of the cartoon or cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad?
Yeah, I did not have a burning passion when this kicked off.
I did not.
I was conducting counterhuman trafficking, working with a mutual friend on election integrity down in central Texas.
When I left the Texas National Guard, last eight years of my life, the last few on the border, I realized and I saw behind the curtain of what was really happening.
This isn't about throwing, casting stones or mud or anything like that.
It's just reality versus optics.
However, I was not intending to run for any office other than maybe Sheriff Wonder.
So as a senior Green Beret officer, there are two Green Beret units in the state of Texas and it's the National Guard system.
My job was a flight surgeon and special operations flight surgeon and bring beret.
I never take off that beret, that tab.
But so you can smell, you can smell color revolutions.
You can see these things.
We've been downrange.
I left Afghanistan 2014, 2015, came back to Texas thinking that we could protect our border from transnational criminal organizations on the Rio Grande, 1,254 miles of border.
And what I saw was a half measure, right?
It's all or none.
When you receive information from your team, as a commander, when I did, the scouts were out.
Hey, sir, we've got T-72s in the open tanks, right?
You get a salute report, size, activity, location.
So we're giving that information to the governor's staff.
We're passing it up the chain.
And these are things that are coming across.
120 countries that I recall at the time, when 12,500 people came across a week, a week, we had 17,000 Haitians show up in 24 hours in Del Rio.
In the day before that 17,000 Haitians showed up, Michael Yon called me from the Darien Gap and said, you got like this many buses coming, equivalent to tens of thousands of people.
And 400, if people recall at the low water crossing there in Del Rio, during the Biden administration, at the low water crossing, 400 state DPS trucks showed up.
And that really helped us because we needed it.
But it was an impressive show of force, right?
And that's what when people see that, you know, that's a good optic to have.
Now, here's the reality.
We on the ground were sweating.
We were fighting.
We were trying to contain them.
We were looking for the needle in a stack of needles, the bad ones that want to do bad things.
As soon as we got him under the bridge and we got everything localized, then Mr. Mayorkis, he decides he's going to say, we're going to put them on planes and send them all back to Haiti.
Not what happened.
And this is when I got my first glimpse of my commander-in-chief in the state of Texas is not helping the situation.
And that's disheartening because when you're a guy that came, you know, I came back to Texas in 2015 when he became governor.
And that was my commander-in-chief.
I worked directly for him during the COVID mission.
I was on his staff at that time as a liaison.
But I trusted that he would do the right thing.
So when you see the optics of it, the optics are, well, we're going to send him back to Haiti.
So the authorities come down from your commander in chief.
You then get passed on the chain of command all the way down to you.
And then those are your authorities.
Then they build out the rules of engagement.
And that was another one we didn't like.
If the cartel shows up down on the border, and they did, and if they start shooting at you, and they did, your job is to get in your trucks and drive away.
That was our rules of engagement.
In Texas, William Barrett Travis, the guy that wrote the letter from the Alama on 24 February, 1836, would be rolling over in his grave.
I'm going to say something that's going to make people chill here in a second.
And this is, I'm going to use the rated G version.
All right.
So when we gave a briefing four years ago, five years ago to the staff, not to the governor himself, to the staff, to include DPS and other folks, federal agencies as well.
And my sergeant major, who's in this part of the world, we call a Kuhnas.
He's a Cajun, right?
You have to excuse my French, but that's what they call it.
All right.
So he comes in, my sergeant major.
This is a man that's been through 20 years of war and understands counterterrorism, understands cross-border operations, understands this.
And I'm there and I got to back his play.
And he says, without us bringing you and putting cartel carcasses on this table right here, this will not stop.
For me, I said, yeah, what he said, but I would have said it a little differently.
However, you know, love the passion.
But Howard, that's the point.
The cartels made hundreds of millions of dollars.
I'm talking about just one, Cartel del Nor Este, the Northeast Cartel.
They made $400 million one month in transporting People across that river, 120 countries, some of them being with Hezbollah, some of them being with Hamas that were documented through Venezuela.
Now, do we have a cap on Venezuela right now?
We may, we may, but we still have that network that had been coming in.
Now, is it still coming now?
No.
Trump put a tourniquet on the border, and thank God.
So, at the time this is happening, you're sitting there going, Hey, we're just playing games here.
This is all we're not really defending Texas and we're not defending the country.
So, how does that lead?
How does that kernel or that seed in your in what you're doing lead to the evolution that you actually take the jump and go in in a kind of a David and Goliath situation politically against a guy that's raised $100 million and has every corporate interest in back of him?
Here's the context, too, because I got to add this and to understand why people came to me to run for governor, to ask me to do this.
I would never have thought of it on my own.
But the last part of that mission, Operation Lone Star, that I was on, it's still going on right now.
As the flight surgeon that was responsible for 3,000 soldiers on the border's health and well-being, and I had multiple PAs working for me, it was my job when the mandates came to give informed consents.
Now, I testified to Seals versus Lloyd Austin when the senator from good senator from Wisconsin, Ron Johnson, came to me and said, Would you be one of my four whistleblowers in the DOD?
Why there were only four?
I don't know.
Courage is a commodity.
So then you look at that and I say, Well, what am I going to do?
My career's on the line, but I've got to do informed consents.
Now, they sent a two-star general down because I kept sending the shot teams away saying we're not giving them to him.
Now, I've got these kids looking at me saying, Please, sir, don't let us.
They read my informed consent.
I gave them the briefing.
This is going to kill you if you don't need it.
Why would you take it?
Right?
You can use ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.
I knew it then.
I came from Africa.
There was no COVID in Africa.
And they took it out of my inventory.
They said, You can't carry these medications anymore.
And I said, well, sir, I've been shot at and blown up in a truck and taking care of guys downrange.
The career is the last thing I'm going to think about.
And I had, you know, plenty of years, well over 20.
And so what I did was I went ahead and retired and then went on Alex Jones show and then exposed a lot more.
Now, that being said, that opened it up to where now people are saying, all right, this guy's got some cojonas and he'll stand in the gap against the federal government as lieutenant colonel.
I'm begging you, please, because I don't want to do this.
I don't, I will, I will find somebody.
I helped Alan West when he ran.
I'm like, I'll find somebody to do this.
It was quiet.
It was crickets, right?
But then it was picked up this book right here and picked up Ezekiel chapter 33, the watchman.
And it said, if you're a watchman, it's on your head if you don't sound the trumpet.
And if you sound the trumpet to your command or to the people and they don't adhere or they don't listen, it's on their head.
Now, at that point, I've got to go with my conviction of what I believe and understand that sometimes your path gets chosen not by you, but by your prayers, the answers to your prayers.
The New York Times put up a story last night how this anti-Sharia law and this whole issue about an Islamic invasion of Texas has become the top political issue down here.
I know in Northern Virginia, you've talked about this for a while, these school choice have built all these schools.
In the New York Times, they had a quote by somebody here, and they said, one of the moolahs or one of the imams said, well, look, we look at Texas as the new Medina.
How would you interpret that?
We've got about a minute and a half.
How would you interpret that and how important it is to ban Sharia law in this country?
If this, again, Steve, if this doesn't get solved in the ballot box, this will get solved in a very kinetic way because I don't think Americans are going to accept being colonized by Islamic, by an Islamic paradigm.
I'm with Doc Chambers, who's running for governor.
We started the show with one of the wealthiest men in England.
In fact, I think he owns Manchester United, one of the big soccer clubs over there, saying that Britain had been colonized.
Eric Prince did not hear that this morning.
He said, hey, this colonization of Texas in the United States of America is not going to go on.
You were one of the first, you've been at the forefront of this issue.
Talk to me about your thoughts about Prop 10, Sharia law.
And the New York Times now is saying it's the number one issue, but they're saying it's a bunch of conspiracy theorists that are just blowing this way out of proportion.
And in the caliphate, there are several portions of it.
And if you're not part of that Sharia system, I'm just going to cut to the chase.
There is a verse, the verse of the sword.
And the verse of the sword says, if you are an infidel, a kafir, you're an infidel.
You are to be done away with or you pay taxes, live underneath their system.
Now, that's the book of the war, they call that.
So that's the part we're in.
It's going to always, always lead.
And then if I place this using my green bray cap on the unconventional warfare scale of infiltration and all the things that have taken place, setting up a domicile.
Is his declaring the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization and care terrorist organization and then saying he's passed laws that ban Sharia law and he's done something on Epic City, which people argue, well, he didn't really shut down.
Those actions he's been taking.
Is that in response to you coming from the right and saying, and a big buildup of people saying that?
I want to go to two other things since we've only got so much time.
You've been at the forefront of this issue of Sharia law.
You're a big backer of Proposition 10.
You've also been one of the first people on Colony Ridge.
And you're also one of the leaders in these HB1.
And I will tell you that right below the surface, issues like H-1B visa, right as we gave permission structure on Sharia law.
And now it's even the New York Times is saying it's the number one issue in the Republican primary.
Right below that is H-1B visas and Colony Ridge, which they had a settlement today from the federal government, but they still have illegal aliens living down there.
And I don't think anyone's been held accountable.
Talk about why you were at the forefront of both of those.
Well, Colony Ridge, 2023, I got out of the Texas National Guard 2022.
In 2023, Michael Yon, our friend, Green Beret Wars correspondent, and Ann Vannerstill showed up in Texas and said they need somebody to go with them.
And while we went down the border, and it was called Operation Burning Edge.
That's what they did.
That was the exposure.
And during that operation, we got chopper and we went across Colony Ridge, Liberty County, 40 square miles just north of Houston, about 40 minutes north, just south of Cleveland, Texas.
And we flew across that compound, 40 square miles.
Now we're talking about a high water table in there.
We're talking about you, you don't typically build in these kinds of, this is the pining woods of Texas.
Knocked down a bunch of pine trees.
We got this loamy ground and everything is just right there at the edge of water.
And we're building out trailer parks, right?
This is crazy stuff.
Crazy world.
And so these two gentlemen, last name, Harris, we can talk about it.
It's in the open.
It's open source.
They build this compound.
And this compound is now.
At that time, it was probably occupied, our estimate was in 20 to 30,000.
Right now, it's over 100,000, right?
We flew over again.
I flew over it again not too long ago, did a video on it.
I'll send you the video and you can use it anytime you want because it's showing the truth.
And the truth is there are three schools there and they're called leadership, international leadership schools, where they teach, guess what? Mandarin Chinese, right?
Where they have a really robust ROTC system.
Except the problem is you're teaching Mandarin Chinese to this to these kids in the United States for what?
Right.
So I got to look at the most dangerous course of action.
Many of these people, the majority of them, are illegals, right?
So these are things where when Roy Boyd, sheriff of Goliad County, great sheriff, you need to get him on if you haven't.
You need to get to know the guy, one of our top sheriffs in Texas is chasing criminals from Goliad County back up in their liberty.
And this is a lawless territory for the Biden years.
Because people would look to you for leadership of this.
On the situation of the Islamic invasion of Texas and Sharia law, on the issue of Colony Ridge and other these developers getting in business to bring illegal aliens here and on H-1B visas.
Take a couple of minutes and walk me through your solutions as governor.
On the Sharia law and on the enclaves and on the hideouts, if you will, the lily pads that are out there, the places where we know that there are criminal activities taking place, foreign terrorist organizations, networks, transnational criminal organizations, cartel organizations, any of those that are in this state, we have the robust capability to investigate that, but we also have the largest, eighth largest economy in the world.
And we have the ability to bring people in like Eric Prince, because I respect what he said and I've studied it.
And that plan is perfect.
And we've got to be able to bring those kind of people to the front and say, all right, we're going to stop it here.
And this is because of what you said.
This gem, and I call it the jewel, this domino of the flyover states is Texas.
That's public ground, public land, goes to those two universities.
It's the two biggest ones in Texas.
It's been going since 1800s.
Well, if we're going to use a permanent university fund, it's for education.
Let's put it at the high school level.
Let's stop building $70, $40 million high school stadiums.
Let's do a little bit of fiscal responsibility because that's what's happening.
We just can't go out there and get a bond and have more money to pay for borrowed money and put it on the shoulders of the Texas citizens and their grandkids.
We've got to stop those practices.
We also got to look into when foreigners come into this state and buy land, they come in and pay a lot more for it to get the land, right?
Yeah, well, yeah, the DEI, but also when you look at the Blue Bonnet program, that's another one.
And we got school vouchers.
A lot of people don't like it because it's very Marxist in the way it's written, not the premise, but the Blue Bonnet program matches almost verbatim United Nations World Education Plan, right?
So these things were bought in outside of a state.
I'm a conservative, but I'm a conservative that believes in the principles of the Bible that came down to our founding fathers through John Knox, who then took principles from the Bible, went to the Lords in Scotland and said, no, I'm going to interpose and I'm going to push large government down as low as I can to the people through the doctrine of lesser magistrates.
And that's a thing, right?
It's not lesser in the form of who's greater, who's better.
Lesser, it's closest to the ground.
Because when we decrease, when decentralized, big government, same thing from Austin down, I will protect us from the federal government.
I got it.
I've done that before.
But I've got to protect the rest of Texas from Austin.