Bannon`s War Room Episode 4999: Trump Continues To Go After Cartel; Was The Brown University Shooting Targeting Christians
Dec 16, 2025
Oscar Blue Ramirez, a seasoned field reporter, dives into the critical issues surrounding fentanyl and cartels, urging for urgent action against Mexican corruption. Rav Español, a White House correspondent, highlights the significant role of Spanish-language media in shaping support for Trump and discusses its impact on Latin American politics. They also explore the recent violent incident at Brown University, raising concerns about targeting Christians and patterns of violence against conservatives, fueling a heated discussion on national security.
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Fentanyl Framed As Wartime Threat
- President Trump framed cartel-driven fentanyl as an existential, wartime threat to the U.S. and designated it a WMD to expand legal and military tools.
- The administration claims border and cartel actions have sharply reduced illegal crossings and fentanyl flow, saving lives monthly.
Border Tour Saw No Illegal Crossings
- Tom Holman recounted touring hundreds of border miles by 4-wheel drive, river, and air and claimed he saw no illegal crossings.
- He credited President Trump's team with creating the most secure border in U.S. history.
Use WMD Label To Expand Legal Tools
- Classify and prosecute fentanyl distribution using expanded legal tools enabled by a WMD designation.
- Use the designation to pursue harsher penalties and international cooperation against precursor producers.