Bannon`s War Room Episode 4848: Rebuilding Begins In Gaza And What Will We Uncover; US Navy Began With A Fishing Boat
Oct 14, 2025
Joining the conversation is Patrick K. O'Donnell, a combat historian and author, renowned for his insights into naval history. He recounts the intriguing tale of how the U.S. Navy started with the fishing boat Hannah, emphasizing the strategic use of privateers in America's fight for sovereignty. O'Donnell discusses Washington's secret naval operations, highlighting their significance in shaping early American military strategy. Plus, he sheds light on how these foundational moments continue to influence contemporary U.S. naval endeavors.
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Red Sea Summit Reshapes The Middle East
- Stephen Bannon frames the Red Sea summit as a historic Middle East reordering that assembled wealthy, powerful nations to sign a 20-point plan.
- He warns Gaza reconstruction will be tied to demilitarization and a new civilian police under regional security, not U.S. boots.
Transparency Will Turn Gaza Into A Global Crime Scene
- Bannon argues transparency will explode as media and investigators enter Gaza and call it "the world's biggest crime scene."
- He predicts heavy revelations about October 7th and criticizes Israel's blockade of a formal inquiry.
Gaza Rebuild Tied To Regional Security
- The summit's rebuilding plan commits to keeping Gaza's two million residents in place while demilitarizing the territory.
- Bannon says security will be regional, coordinated by Turkey and Arab states, not U.S. ground forces.
