Bannon`s War Room

Sergeant Major Justin LaHue, a decorated veteran and leader of History Flight, discusses his mission to locate and repatriate missing WWII servicemen. He shares insights from the Long Road walk, which honors Marines and raises awareness for their sacrifices. LaHue reflects on his combat experiences in Najaf and Fallujah, and touches on the strategic significance of the Battle of Tarawa and its unreturned Marines. He highlights ethical concerns about recent construction disturbing American remains, emphasizing the emotional toll on families seeking closure.

Maureen Bannon, a keen analyst on China policy and supply-chain issues, joins Philip Patrick from Birch Gold, who offers insights on gold markets and macroeconomic risks. They dive into the recent China negotiations, assessing whether they're a genuine diplomatic success or merely a pause in tensions. The pair also discuss the strategic importance of rare earths and the implications of AI on tech valuations, all while navigating the volatile gold market and the geopolitical risks it reflects.

Yakov Katz, a seasoned Israeli journalist and military correspondent, dives into critical insights from his book, While Israel Slept. He discusses the alarming strategic errors leading up to the October 7th attack, including ignored warnings from surveillance spotters and a mistaken belief that alerts were merely a drill. Katz critiques Israel's overreliance on technology and the human intel gap, as well as the failure of narrative warfare. He calls for an inquiry to ensure accountability and prevent future surprises.

Senator Josh Hawley, a tech policy advocate, warns about the risks of AI and the influence of Chinese-trained models. Economist Dave Brat emphasizes the need for domestic policies that focus on jobs and economic independence from China. National security analyst Cleo Pascal dives into the connections between Chinese organized crime and fentanyl production. Together, they explore the importance of legislative action to protect American interests and advocate for transparency regarding the Chinese Communist Party's wealth.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist known for his work on JustTheNews, discusses flaws in the Arctic Frost probe and the implications for civil liberties. Cleo Pascal, a national security expert, delves into U.S.-China relations, emphasizing the importance of verifying Chinese commitments. They highlight the strategic significance of the Pacific and the challenges posed by China's military modernization, while addressing the connections between the CCP and organized crime. Their insights underscore the need for robust U.S. policy in the Indo-Pacific.

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.