Bannon`s War Room WarRoom Special: Sea Power And Freedom Prelude
Oct 5, 2025
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Alex de Grasse
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Jason Redman
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Michael Pack
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Jim Rickards
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Captain Jim Fennell
Guest
Steve Gruber
Steve Gruber, a field reporter covering live naval events, details the atmosphere at Norfolk as President Trump attends Navy 250. Retired Captain Jim Fennell traces the trajectory of U.S. naval power, while Jim Rickards discusses the geopolitical imperatives behind naval dominance. Filmmaker Michael Pack reflects on Admiral Rickover’s influence on the nuclear navy. Wounded Navy SEAL Jason Redman shares insights on resilience and the warrior ethos. Historical commentator Alex de Grasse highlights the pivotal Battle of the Virginia Capes in U.S. history.
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Navy Central To American Strategy
- The 250th Navy celebration frames naval power as central to American history and strategy.
- Stephen K. Bannon argues the Navy's role extends beyond history into current geopolitical posture.
Pacific As Strategic Heartland
- Cleo Pascal emphasizes the Pacific as central to U.S. security and prosperity after WWII.
- She frames the U.S. Navy as a force for peace and growth through strength rather than colonial dominance.
Restore Victory-At-Sea Mindset
- Captain Jim Fennell warns the Navy atrophied in posture despite spending on carriers.
- He calls for a strategy to regain victory-at-sea mentality and capability against competitors.
