Bannon`s War Room

Julie Kelly, an investigative journalist focused on January 6th, presents her findings on the suspicious RNC pipe bomb incident, questioning the FBI's timeline and inconsistencies in testimonies. Meanwhile, John Gardner advocates for reviving domestic manufacturing, critiquing past trade policies that led to industrial dependence. They delve into how these issues affect America's middle class and explore the implications of current tariffs on supply chains. Together, they highlight the urgent need to uncover truths surrounding January 6th and build a resilient American economy.

This week features Frank Walker, a Catholic commentator known for his insights on clerical scandals, along with contributor Elizabeth Yore, who provides sharp commentary on Vatican events. They dive into the latest Peruvian bishop scandals, exposing shocking affairs and embezzlement. Liz critiques a controversial Vatican celebration involving pagan elements. Jenny Holland discusses alarming trends in transgender-related violence and a significant decline in trans identification among Gen Z, providing a nuanced perspective on youth issues.

Dr. Kevin Roberts, President of The Heritage Foundation, discusses China's strategic threat, focusing on rare earths and trade negotiations. He emphasizes the existential danger posed by the CCP to U.S. governance and outlines Trump's strong negotiating position. Meanwhile, Alex Jones delves into deep-state allegations, revealing claims of warrantless data collection and plans for mass prosecutions targeting conservatives. Both guests highlight the importance of mobilizing public support against these threats and engaging in election integrity efforts.

In this discussion, Christopher Leonard, an investigative journalist and author specializing in defense industry research, delves into the critical vulnerabilities in America's munitions supply and rare earths. He highlights how AI is transforming warfare, raising crucial questions about military readiness and the efficacy of traditional strategies. Leonard also warns of deindustrialization's impact on the U.S. manufacturing capacity, emphasizing the need for advanced chips to maintain military superiority in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Laura Loomer, a right-wing activist, discusses the alarming influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in the U.S. and its connections to the NYC mayoral race. She highlights concerns about Sharia law and foreign funding from Qatar. Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, critiques the DOJ's lack of accountability, advocating for special counsel to investigate alleged corruption. Dr. Stephen Hatfield, a former HHS advisor, shares insights on his controversial dismissal and the need for improved pandemic preparedness amidst blocked communications from health agencies.

Mike Davis, a conservative legal commentator, discusses the legitimacy of autopen-used pardons and the potential for legal challenges. Jim Jordan, the Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, reveals explosive findings from the Arctic Frost investigation, exposing political surveillance concerns and the weaponization of the FBI. Cleta Mitchell, an election integrity attorney, highlights alarming documents indicating DOJ coordination in state prosecutions against electors. The trio dives deep into the implications of these revelations for election security and accountability.

Phelan McAleer, a filmmaker known for his investigative work, and journalist Peter McElveen dive into the harrowing truth behind grooming gangs in London. They discuss how fear of political repercussions has led to a suppression of these stories. McAleer highlights the Unreported Story Society's reenactment efforts to raise awareness, while McElveen shares insights on the struggle for survivor compensation. The conversation also touches on the broader implications for Europe’s identity and the potential emergence of similar issues in the U.S.

In this engaging discussion, Richard Barris, a skilled pollster, shares insights on rising populism across the political spectrum. Legal commentator Judge Luddick dives into the implications of alleged presidential retaliation and the shifting dynamics of rule-of-law. Rep. Andy Ogles highlights China's role in national security and the urgent need to diversify supply chains. The trio explores voter sentiment towards economic issues, warning of increasing tolerance for political violence, and the critical influence of mega independents in upcoming elections.

Julie Kelly, an investigative reporter focused on the DOJ's actions and January 6, delves into the controversial conduct of special counsel Jack Smith. Brett Bradford, field director for ICE in Houston, shares insights on enforcement strategies while discussing community resistance. Steve Cortez, reporting from a truckers convention, raises alarm about undocumented drivers and safety issues impacting the trucking industry. Kyle Olson provides a local political perspective on resistance to federal immigration enforcement, amplifying the conversation around America's immigration challenges.

Dale Bigtree, founder of the Informed Consent Action Network and a prominent advocate for vaccine safety, dives into the urgent Henry Ford study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children. He reveals how his lawsuits forced the FDA to disclose vital Pfizer and Moderna data, shedding light on vaccine safety concerns. Bigtree shares personal stories of vaccine injuries and discusses important findings from the study, indicating increased risks for asthma and autoimmune disorders in vaccinated children. Tune in for insights on transparency, ethics, and informed consent.