Bannon`s War Room

Steve Gruber, a political commentator reporting live from Mikey Stadium, shares the excitement surrounding West Point's graduation ceremony. Combat historian Patrick K. O'Donnell provides rich historical insights, linking current military challenges with the past. Donald Trump delivers a powerful commencement address, emphasizing leadership and dedication to service. The discussion also highlights the evolving state of military education and training, and the broader implications of national security amidst global threats. Amidst emotional moments, the importance of mentorship and tradition shines through.

Join Joe Allen, a tech commentator passionate about AI and transhumanism, Sheriff Roy Boyd from Goliad County focusing on border security, and James Polis, an author exploring the digital and spiritual landscape. They tackle the implications of artificial intelligence on human agency, the concept of digital deities, and the intersection of faith and tech. Boyd shares insights into local immigration challenges, while Polis emphasizes the importance of responsible AI regulation amidst rising geopolitical concerns. This lively discussion blends politics, ethics, and community action.

This discussion features Mark Beal, President of the AI Policy Network and former Pentagon AI director, along with Liz Yore, a child advocate and attorney focused on the Catholic Church. They dive into the complex landscape of AI regulation and the urgent need for safety measures against superintelligent systems. Additionally, they explore the decline of the Traditional Latin Mass and its implications, alongside contemporary cultural shifts, financial market dynamics, and the teasing future of global economic relations.

Orrin Cass, a public intellectual specialized in economic nationalism, and Matt Schlapp, Chairman of the American Conservative Union, dive into the complexities of economic populism. They discuss the risks of U.S. dependency on Chinese imports and the national security implications. The conversation shifts to fiscal policy, advocating for a balanced approach to government spending and tax reforms. They also touch on election integrity concerns and the influence of conservative movements in Europe, urging vigilance in both politics and property ownership.

Dave Walsh, an energy expert and consultant, and Natalie Winters, a White House correspondent and investigative journalist, dive into pressing issues surrounding energy policy and national security. They discuss the vulnerabilities of the power grid, the challenges facing states like Michigan and California, and the urgent need for energy independence. The conversation also touches on the influence of right-wing media on political dynamics and the complexities of trade negotiations with the EU, revealing the intricate connections between energy and economic policy.

Mike Benz, an expert on global policy and financial markets, joins Noor bin Laden, a commentator on the WHO and UN, to tackle pressing issues. They expose threats from international students, particularly those from China, at U.S. universities. The duo delves into the influence of global entities on education and health policies and critiques censorship surrounding COVID-19 discussions. They also discuss the shifting global financial dynamics, notably the BRICS coalition, and explore the implications of foreign funding on institutions like Harvard.

Joe Allen, a journalist focused on transhumanism, discusses the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence and the need for a moral framework from religious perspectives. Ben Harnwell dives into the Vatican's controversial dealings with China, emphasizing the urgent moral implications for believers. Liz Yore highlights the persecution faced by faith communities and advocates for freedom and protection of children’s rights. Together, they explore the profound impact of technology on humanity and the Church's role in addressing these pressing issues.

Join Alex Jones, founder of Infowars and a notable figure in conspiracy theories, alongside Russ Vought, former director of the Office of Management and Budget under Trump. They tackle the Biden administration's challenges and critique deep state influences. The conversation shifts to home title theft, emphasizing proactive measures for homeowners. Additionally, they discuss the implications of the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO and the impact of global currency shifts, advocating for strong leadership and fiscal responsibility.

Chip Roy, U.S. Representative and member of the House Freedom Caucus, discusses the implications of a major bill passed in Congress and its potential effects on fiscal responsibility and national security. Batia Unger-Sargon, Deputy Opinion Editor at Newsweek, highlights the significance of tax legislation and working-class support in contemporary politics. Noor Bin Ladin provides insights into global economic shifts and America's stance in international health matters, including the U.S.'s exit from the WHO, urging proactive citizen engagement.

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow and staunch Trump supporter, dives into the impact of a recent treasury bond auction on the market, raising eyebrows about rising yields and political negotiations. He discusses the complexities the Biden administration faces and how they're affecting economic stability. Lindell also touches on the potential consequences of increasing national debt and the ongoing tussles within Congress. With an eye on American priorities, he offers insights into Trump's domestic focus amidst global challenges.