

WarRoom Battleground EP 837: Remembering The Fall Of Kabul; The Risk AI Is Impending On American Jobs
Aug 26, 2025
Mo Bannon, a military affairs expert, and Bradley Thayer, a geopolitical analyst, dive into the emotional impact of the Kabul withdrawal and its implications. They reflect on the sacrifices made by service members and the moral responsibilities of leadership. The discussion shifts to the looming threat AI poses to American jobs and economic stability, especially in relation to power consolidation among tech giants. Additional insights reveal the complex dynamics of U.S. trade with China and geopolitical tensions affecting international diplomacy.
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Remembering Fallen Service Members
- Mo Bannon reads names and short bios of Marines and service members killed at Abbey Gate to honor them.
- He emphasizes their youth, service origins, and the personal loss suffered by families.
Accountability After The Kabul Withdrawal
- Mo Bannon argues the withdrawal from Afghanistan was botched and leaders should be held accountable.
- He links accountability to healing families and restoring military trust.
Protect Chip Supply Chains
- Sam Hammond highlights chips, data, and energy as core inputs for AI competitiveness.
- Prioritize retaining advanced chip production domestically to protect future labor and tech advantage.