Bannon`s War Room Episode 5733: Talarico's Campaign Is Imploding
Oct 13, 2026
Neil McCabe, a political journalist, examines James Tallarico’s mysterious campaign absence and its impact on the Texas Senate race. Philip Patrick, a precious-metals analyst, explores China’s surging gold purchases and pressure on the dollar. Ronald Armstrong, a Michigan grassroots organizer, discusses turnout battles, while Iowa activist Thomas McInerney highlights an anti-establishment campaign gaining traction.
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Silence Made Tallarico’s Illness Look Suspicious
- The campaign’s inconsistent medical explanations amplified doubts more than the illness itself.
- A few remote interviews or a sympathetic video could have reduced speculation while Tallarico recovered.
Lawsuits Are Changing Right-Wing Media Behavior
- Defamation lawsuits appear to have made some right-wing outlets more cautious about publishing unsupported allegations.
- However, social-media influencers still amplify attacks even when truth remains uncertain.
Money And Momentum Shift Toward Paxton
- Bannon argued that Tallarico’s campaign was losing momentum as his explanation failed to persuade voters.
- He linked the slide to weak advertising, citing roughly $4 million reserved against Paxton’s $40 million.