

Episode 4110: Fighting For The American Populist Force
Dec 7, 2024
Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and activist, teams up with Ben Harnwell, a political analyst known for his international insights. They dive into the echoes of Pearl Harbor, drawing parallels to today's geopolitical tensions. The discussion shifts to the intense U.S. political nomination battles and the impact on working-class communities amid rising global unrest. They also explore the cultural significance of Trump’s visit to Notre Dame, questioning the implications of U.S. foreign involvement while considering the historical roots of current conflicts.
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Pearl Harbor Broadcasts
- Steve Bannon opened the podcast with a recording of the Pearl Harbor news bulletin.
- He played clips from historic broadcasts announcing the attack.
The Arc of Instability
- Bannon connected Pearl Harbor to current geopolitical instability in Ukraine, Syria, and Romania.
- He argued that major conflicts don't happen overnight, citing the years leading up to World War II.
Cycles of History
- Bannon discussed the cyclical nature of American history and the recurrence of major crises every 80-100 years.
- He questioned whether humanity learns from history, observing a flatline in human nature despite technological advancements.