Bannon`s War Room

In a heartfelt holiday special, guests include Ben Harnwell, a Vatican affairs expert, Jason Jones, an activist from Bethlehem, and Father Issa, a local priest. They discuss the rich history of Bethlehem as Christ's birthplace and the significance of humility in Jesus's nativity. Father Issa highlights the importance of Christian-Muslim coexistence and the challenges facing local Christians today. The conversation also touches on preserving traditions and the vital need for support from the U.S. to help Christians remain in the Holy Land.

Dave Brat, a theologian with profound insights on Christianity's role in Western civilization, joins the discussion highlighting the historical significance of the resurrection and early creeds. He argues that Christianity underpins human rights and influences Western universities. Meanwhile, on-site reporter Jason Jones shares live updates from Bethlehem, reflecting on local coexistence and the impact of tourism. He emphasizes the importance of supporting Bethlehem’s economy and the deep-rooted connections to the Nativity story, enhancing our understanding of Christmas.

In this discussion, Joe Allen, an author focused on AI policy, and Peter A. Kirby, a geoengineering researcher, share compelling insights. Joe delves into the upcoming political battle over AI regulation and the Trump America AI Act, prioritizing child safety and the risks of unregulated AI. Meanwhile, Peter introduces geoengineering concepts, tracing their origins to post-WWII ambitions. He emphasizes the potential dangers of weather control technologies and discusses the controversial use of coal fly ash in aerial spraying. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation!

Guests Richard Barris, a renowned pollster, and Neil McCabe, a former military reporter, dive into fascinating findings from Barris's annual Christmas poll. They reveal that 92% of Americans still celebrate Christmas, and nearly 80% believe in God. Barris critiques religious leaders for their political focus over outreach. The discussion shifts to national security as McCabe explains the implications of a Supreme Court ruling on the National Guard and operational challenges for ICE. The conversation is thought-provoking, linking faith, politics, and security.

Glenn Story, Exec at Patriot Mobile, shares insights on promoting conservative causes through customer service. Rosemary Jenks, an immigration policy activist, argues for a moratorium on legal immigration to protect American wages. Rabbi Willicki discusses the complex dynamics in Syria and Israel's strategies to navigate regional instability. The conversation also touches on economic growth driven by the private sector and the implications of AI on jobs.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist, reveals explosive details about John Brennan being a target of a grand jury probe, including allegations related to the Steele dossier. He discusses potential prosecution strategies that could implicate Brennan in broader conspiracy cases. On another front, attorney John Case represents Tina Peters, arguing for her pardon while highlighting her dangerous prison conditions and health issues. Case critiques Colorado officials for blocking her transfer, pushing for legal maneuvers to secure her rights.

President Trump, the 45th and current President of the United States, reveals plans for the 'Golden Fleet', aiming to enhance America's naval capabilities. Captain Fennell, a surface warfare officer, emphasizes the urgency of revitalizing shipyards and the importance of fleet survivability in the Pacific. They discuss the new Trump-class battleships, which will feature advanced armaments like hypersonic weapons and lasers. Trump also highlights job creation in shipbuilding and stresses the significance of maintaining naval superiority in current geopolitical tensions.

In this discussion, Captain Jim Fennell, a naval expert, emphasizes the need for a new battleship class and a shift towards offensive naval operations against peer fleets, particularly China. Investigative commentator Natalie G. Winters delves into China's naval expansion, Taiwan's potential threats, and the implications of U.S. immigration policies. Retired Admiral Sonny Masso praises the bold shipbuilding vision, highlighting new technologies and the importance of a naval museum for education. The conversation reveals significant challenges in naval strategy and policy.

Guests Jim Rickards, a financial commentator specializing in geopolitics, Steve Cortez, an investigative journalist focused on policy and migration, and Alan dos Santos, a Brazilian political analyst, tackle pressing global issues. They discuss the controversial situation in Ukraine, with Rickards arguing for a change in leadership. Cortez shares insights from the OECD about immigration's impact on security. Dos Santos emphasizes Brazil's political dynamics, notably Lula's ties to China and Bolsonaro's challenges, revealing deeper implications for U.S.-Latin America relations.

Garland Favreto, an election integrity activist and organizer with Vote Georgia, dives into Fulton County's ballot issues and the legal challenges surrounding Georgia's 2020 election. He discusses missing tabulator tapes and the push to vacate Dominion's certification. Transitioning to economics, David Malpass, former U.S. Treasury official, tackles concerns about the Fed's balance sheet, the impact of quantitative easing, and rising gold prices as a hedge against dollar devaluation. Their insights shed light on critical issues that could reshape American politics and the economy.