Bannon`s War Room Episode 5003: Murder And Maiming Of Conservative Women Taking Place In The US
Dec 17, 2025
Dave Bossie, a political operative known for his investigative work, discusses oversight and accountability in light of the Mar-a-Lago search. He raises concerns about probable cause and the internal objections within the FBI. Caroline Wren, a conservative commentator, highlights the alarming incidents involving conservative women, including campus attacks and the media's inadequate response. Together, they question the safety and treatment of conservative voices in public discourse, as well as the implications of rising violence.
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Classified Documents Controversy Framed
- Stephen K. Bannon frames the classified documents matter as hundreds of sensitive documents taken to Mar-a-Lago and returned only after subpoenas and a search.
- He highlights Judge Aileen Cannon blocking the special counsel report and Congress seeking closed-door testimony from Jack Smith as concerning to transparency.
Deconstruct The Administrative Weaponization
- Mike Howell and others argue systemic reform is needed beyond firings to deconstruct bureaucratic weaponization.
- They call for confirmed U.S. attorneys and structural changes to prevent future political prosecutions.
Remove Blue-Slip Obstruction
- Howell recommends eliminating the blue-slip tactic so nominees face public Senate votes instead of hidden delays.
- He argues confirmed U.S. attorneys are necessary for DOJ control and accountability.