Bannon`s War Room Episode 5161: Georgia Meltdown Continues Over Seizure Of Fulton County Ballots
Feb 21, 2026
Judge Troupas, a former judge and election-law advocate, discusses his prosecution and alleged judicial improprieties. Harry McDougald, an election-law commentator focused on Georgia ballots, breaks down the Fulton County seizure, DOJ filings, standing and Fourth Amendment hurdles. Multiple short takes trace legal maneuvers and the broader political stakes.
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Contingent Election Argument
- Stephen K. Bannon argues a contingent House election could have returned Trump to office by state delegation.
- He frames the 2020/2024 certification fights as constitutional routes that the mainstream narrative ignores.
DOJ Filing Strongly Counters Fulton Motion
- Harry McDougald says the DOJ filing against Fulton County's motion is legally devastating and likely fatal to the county's request.
- He highlights standing, lack of Fourth Amendment rights for counties, and magistrate approval as fatal legal points.
Limit Hearings To Legal Argument
- The government asked the judge to cancel the evidentiary hearing or limit it to legal argument to prevent a fishing expedition.
- Expect an early-week decision on whether the hearing proceeds and under what scope.