Bannon`s War Room Episode 5073: Kennedy's Plan To Bankrupt Vaccine Manufacturers
Jan 16, 2026
Join Peter Navarro, an economist and former White House official, alongside Mary Holland, an attorney and advocate for vaccine policy, as they dive into pressing issues. They discuss strategies for economic growth and battling inflation, while also examining the tension between populism and traditional Capitol Hill interests. Holland addresses controversial changes in vaccine liability, highlighting public distrust towards Big Pharma and the implications for future policy. The conversation ignites an important dialogue on national health and economic strategies.
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Four Drivers Powering Projected Growth
- The administration links GDP growth to consumption, investment, lower government spending, and shrinking trade deficits.
- Navarro argues tax breaks, 100% expensing, and tariffs will drive massive domestic investment and rising real wages.
Make AI Pay For Grid And Resource Use
- Make AI data centers pay for their grid impact and ensure they do no harm to reliability or ratepayers.
- Also require foreign users to pay fairly for U.S. electricity and protect water and farmland resources.
Tariffs As Strategic Leverage
- Dave Brat frames Trump as a maestro orchestrating tariffs, immigration, and capital inflows to boost productivity.
- He says tariffs are strategic leverage and not inherently inflationary given current data.