Bannon`s War Room

Andrew Spannaus, an American author and journalist in Italy, examines EU sovereignty, economic decline, and Europe’s crisis of confidence after the AfD’s eastern German victory. Collin McMahon, a Germany-based journalist, explores the AfD’s breakthrough in Saxony-Anhalt, the weakening firewall against cooperation, coalition pressures, and Sarah Wagenknecht’s cross-pressured political movement.

Economist and political commentator EJ Antoni joins investigative reporter Natalie Winters, known for covering immigration, foreign influence, and national security. They examine AI regulation, alleged corporate efforts to build a regulatory moat, China’s technology ecosystem, and Silicon Valley’s ties to Beijing. Winters also discusses Smithsonian materials on 9/11, immigration advocacy networks, and alleged California nonprofit funding irregularities.

Todd Bensman, a Heritage Foundation border-security analyst, examines Sinaloa-linked freight robberies exploiting gaps in rail enforcement. Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and Human Events editor, discusses alleged deep-state abuses, reciprocal accountability, and immigration-driven demographic change in Texas. The conversation also explores AI threats, vulnerable infrastructure, technology accountability, veterans legislation, and patriotic music breaking through industry barriers.

Nate Soares, AI safety researcher and co-author of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, warns of misaligned superintelligence and a dangerous race to build it. Election-integrity attorney Cleta Mitchell critiques the Supreme Court’s ballot ruling and outlines verification proposals. Activist James Fishback explains why young MAGA voters reject corporate globalism, prioritize American jobs, and embrace nationalism, family formation, and mass deportation.

Frank Walker, Catholic commentator and Canon212 publisher, joins writer Jenny Holland of Saving Culture From Itself. They examine the AfD’s surge in Germany, bishops’ political opposition, church taxes, and financial transparency. The discussion also explores nightclub events in St. Paul’s Cathedral, the decline of traditional liturgy, state limits on religious upbringing, and how Dominican nuns are reaching new audiences through podcasts and TikTok.

Larry Taunton, investigative reporter and founder of Fixed Point Foundation; Joe Allen, author and AI analyst; and Steve Cortes, political strategist and documentary producer, examine artificial general intelligence, cartel activity and alleged visa fraud. They explore Wisconsin crime, sanctuary policies, border enforcement, sovereignty, and how immigration could shape Great Lakes elections. Medicare plan changes also enter the discussion.

Texas legislator Andy Hopper, economist Peter Navarro, and commentator Jack Posobiec explore H-1B labor practices, immigration, assimilation, and Texas’s cultural identity. They also tackle Houthi pressure in the Red Sea, Ukraine peace-talk obstacles, energy-driven inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and Navarro’s allegations about Fauci’s pandemic record. Chad Prather joins with a patriotic 9/11 anthem.

Eric Bolling, a television commentator and former commodities trader, joins technology analyst and author Joe Allen. They examine AI’s existential risks, superintelligence, corporate power, regulatory capture, China, and the shrinking window for public oversight. Allen explores AI’s impact on schools, creativity, work, relationships, and warfare. Bolling also discusses oil shocks, inflation, Treasury yields, and investment choices.

Brian T. Kennedy, an attorney and national-security commentator, and Jack Posobiec, a political analyst and investigative journalist, examine withheld Saudi files tied to September 11, Al-Qaeda’s escalation, and the USS Cole attack. They debate Saudi accountability, America’s role in Middle Eastern conflicts, petrodollar pressures, Chinese influence, and the case for a more independent foreign policy. Chad Prather and Eric Metaxas add reflections on remembrance, unity, and national identity.

Terry Strada, a 9/11 widows’ advocate and chair of 9/11 Families United, joins political commentator Jack Posobiec. They discuss Red Sea shipping risks, Iran, Saudi Arabia, BRICS, de-dollarization, and the historical roots of Islamist conflict. Strada recounts her personal loss and the families’ legal battle under JASTA to pursue alleged Saudi links to al-Qaeda, withheld evidence, and accountability.