Bannon`s War Room Episode 4992: AI Takes Forefront Going Into 2026; Fighting For Trump's Nominees
Dec 12, 2025
Mike Davis, a policy commentator focused on conservative tech and AI, discusses the implications of a new executive order creating a federal AI framework, emphasizing political risks like job losses and energy costs. Mark Walker, a former congressman, shares insights on his nomination for Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom and the urgent need for Senate support. Together, they highlight the challenges facing Trump's nominees and the critical issues surrounding international religious persecution.
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Federal AI Framework With Four Priorities
- President Trump's executive order creates a federal AI framework while pushing for federal preemption over state rules.
- The EO ties preemption to addressing four priorities: children, conservatives, communities, and creators.
AI Creates Winners And Political Risks
- Rapid AI acceleration benefits investors and companies while creating a have/have-not economy.
- The political risk is that working-class voters who lose jobs or see higher costs will turn against AI and Republican leaders who back it.
Push For The Four C's In AI Law
- Do insist that any federal AI preemption law explicitly protect the 'four C's': children, conservatives, communities, and creators.
- Mobilize grassroots pressure to ensure Congress refuses preemption without these protections.