Bannon`s War Room Episode 4974: Is India The Lifeline Of Russia; The Faucet Is Still Open On Immigration
Dec 5, 2025
Sam Faddis, a former CIA operations officer, analyzes India's critical role in supporting Russia amid U.S. pressure, discussing its oil imports and military limitations. He sheds light on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting the economic benefits to defense contractors. Meanwhile, Rosemary Jenks, leader of the Immigration Accountability Project, addresses soaring immigration numbers and outlines a three-step policy fix to prioritize American workers, calling for bold Republican action on immigration reform.
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India's Strategic Oil Leverage Over Russia
- India remains a historic Russian partner and has bought large quantities of Russian oil that fund Moscow's war in Ukraine.
- Sam Faddis says U.S. pressure is pushing India to reduce purchases, which motivates Putin's outreach to Modi.
Gap Between India's Ambition And Capability
- India projects global importance but still lacks full military readiness and development to wield major geopolitical power.
- Sam Faddis highlights capability gaps: many planes and tanks reportedly don't function operationally.
War Profiteering Distorts Peace Prospects
- The Ukraine war sustains vast profits for defense contractors and corrupt actors, creating incentives to prolong conflict.
- Sam Faddis warns those economic interests complicate efforts for a swift negotiated peace.