Bannon`s War Room

James O'Keefe, an investigative journalist known for his undercover work, shares shocking insights into his recent investigation of fraudulent federal 8(a) contracting. He reveals how large swathes of taxpayer money are exploited through systemic corruption. Alongside him, Dave Brat, a former congressman, discusses the rise of spiritual nationalism and the rekindled love for country and faith as a counterpoint to cultural deconstruction. Together, they explore the implications for American politics and the urgent need for reform.

Captain Jim Fennell, a military analyst specializing in China, joins Ava Chen and Forrest Zhao from the New Federal State of China movement. They delve into Xi Jinping's recent purge of military leaders, exploring its implications for his grip on power. The guests share insights on internal CCP factionalism, comparing Xi's tactics to historical purges by Stalin and Mao. They also discuss the economic pressures facing China and speculate on the strategic implications for US-China relations and Taiwan, raising the question of whether Xi's reign is in jeopardy.

Michael Patrick Leahy, an investigative journalist known for his in-depth reporting, dives into mass deportations, revealing alarming whistleblower claims about DOJ misconduct. Mark Mitchell, a Rasmussen Reports pollster, discusses public sentiment on vaccine safety and the growing distrust among young Americans regarding health protocols. Stan Wojewodzki, a foreign policy commentator, outlines the AUKUS partnership's strategic implications and how it aims to counter China's influence through rare earth resources.

Charles Murray, a prominent public intellectual known for works like The Bell Curve, discusses his journey into serious religious inquiry and the significant role Christianity plays in Western achievements. He argues for a civic Great Awakening to address America's fragmentation. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump meets with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to discuss defense and trade, including an ambitious $8.5 billion rare earths pipeline and strategies for U.S.-Australian cooperation in military strength.

The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into intelligence community failures, especially regarding recent events. Debates about protests reveal media bias and safety concerns. Insights into private negotiations with Hamas highlight complex decision-making. Bannon critiques the political landscape, urging grassroots mobilization against leftist narratives. A spotlight on China's strategies poses serious economic and geopolitical threats. Experts discuss longstanding misreadings of China, connecting past U.S. strategies to current challenges.

Mary Holland, President of Children's Health Defense and a leading advocate for vaccine safety, discusses the urgent need for medical liberty and legislative reforms to protect individual rights. Lee, a grassroots leader in Texas, highlights the strategic importance of Tarrant County, emphasizing grassroots efforts to mobilize voters and defend local governance against radical changes. Both guests address the pressing need for vigilance in political engagement, stressing the significance of school boards and effective grassroots campaigning to safeguard community interests.

Michael Pack, a filmmaker known for his military documentaries, dives into his film The Last 600 Meters, showcasing the gripping realities of urban combat in Iraq to honor veterans. Brian Harrison, a former HHS chief of staff, discusses how Texas can combat union influence in schools and emphasizes grassroots activism. They explore the sacrifices of the Marine Corps and the generational shifts in values, drawing connections between the past heroism and the current political landscape.

Join John Solomon, a seasoned investigative reporter and founder of Just the News; Tina Deskovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty; and Benny Johnson, a lively conservative commentator. They dive into the origins of the parental rights movement, the impact of grassroots organizing, and the importance of truth in education. Solomon unveils how the movement is battling against media narratives and foreign influences, while Deskovich shares powerful school board experiences. Johnson rallies the crowd with a passionate call for cultural renewal centered on family and faith.

Join political scientist Dr. Laurence Gunther, computer engineer Michel‑Yves Bollaret, and scientist Olivier Bonassie as they explore the clash between science and belief. Gunther reveals how the rise of populism is fueled by the representation gap in politics, while Bollaret and Bonassie argue that recent scientific discoveries challenge materialism and suggest the necessity of a creator. They discuss the implications of the Big Bang, the improbability of chance in life’s origins, and how increased knowledge enhances the case for divine design.

Peter Navarro, a former Trump administration official and economic nationalist, dives into the intricacies of trade and tariffs, expressing concerns over national security linked to supply chains. Meanwhile, Aaron, a candidate for Texas Attorney General, shares insights on his lawfare experience, detailing investigations and election security measures. Both guests discuss the impact of Texas politics on national issues and the importance of maintaining conservative values amid evolving challenges.