Bannon`s War Room

Yoram Hazani, an Israeli nationalist philosopher, discusses the complexities of nationalism and political thought. Sam Faddis, a former CIA operations officer, shares insights on U.S. intelligence and foreign policy, particularly regarding tensions with Iran. Liz Collin, a Minnesota news anchor, shines a light on local stories, including the arrest of Vance Bolter in high-profile political assassinations. The trio dives into America's role in international conflicts, the implications of the BRICS summit, and the unforeseen connections between deportations and crime rates.

Joining the discussion are Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor known for his geopolitical insight, and Brian Glenn, reporting live from the G7 summit in Calgary. They explore President Trump's negotiations on tariffs, immigration, and security amidst environmental challenges. Flynn analyzes U.S. leadership in global alliances, while Glenn highlights crucial dialogues regarding military conflicts. Key issues like sanctuary cities and U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East are dissected, along with insights into emerging global powers and financial independence strategies.

Tucker Carlson, a political commentator known for his sharp conservative insights, joins Eric Trump, businessman and Executive VP of the Trump Organization, for a riveting discussion. They delve into the Iranian nuclear threat, advocating for Israel's military options while critiquing U.S. intelligence. The duo reflects on Trump's evolving political coalition and the importance of domestic interests over foreign entanglements. They also introduce a new cell phone service aimed at secure communication, emphasizing the need for ethical business practices amidst today’s political climate.

General Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general and former National Security Advisor, joins former Navy SEAL Tej Gill to discuss pressing national security issues. They delve into the critical need for strategic leadership in the face of rising tensions in the Middle East and the implications of U.S. military support for Israel. The conversation also highlights the urgent need for clarity in military objectives amidst extremist threats and economic insights, particularly the role of gold as a safe haven during uncertainty.

Brian Glenn, a Correspondent for Real America's Voice, reports live from the National Mall, marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary. He discusses the nationwide No Kings Day protests, linking them to political and immigration issues. The conversation highlights striking parallels between 1933 Germany and today’s America, emphasizing civic action. With a vibrant military festival backdrop, Glenn also dives into Iran's nuclear ambitions and the implications of current immigration policies, showcasing a complex tapestry of military pride amidst social unrest.

Jack Posobiec, a prominent political commentator and senior editor at Human Events, dives into the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. He discusses Iran's nuclear ambitions and threats to U.S. interests. The episode highlights Israel's intelligence prowess against Iranian proxies and the geopolitical ramifications of U.S. military involvement. Posobiec warns of the need to prioritize domestic issues over foreign entanglements, while also addressing public opinion on immigration and law enforcement. Tensions are rising, and preparedness is key.

Join Kurt Mills, a political analyst with keen insights on foreign policy, Mike Davis, a legal commentator dissecting political currents, and energy expert Dave Walsh as they delve into pressing geopolitical and energy issues. Hear about Israel's military operations against Iran and its implications for U.S. relations. Discover the complexities of energy independence with Florida's reliance on solar power and the legislative proposals impacting utility costs. Engage with discussions on resource management, accountability, and the interplay of modern warfare and energy policy.

Tej Gill, the owner of Warpath Coffee, shares insights on military strategies while promoting his coffee. Retired General Michael Flynn offers his military and intelligence perspective on rising tensions in the Middle East. Ube Shabander discusses the implications of Israel’s intensified strikes against Iranian threats. The trio explores the urgent need for American self-reliance, the disconnect between Congress and citizens regarding military actions, and the shifting geopolitical dynamics that could impact U.S. policy and international stability.

Anna Paulina Luna, U.S. Representative for Florida's 13th congressional district, joins the discussion on critical military operations against Iran and their implications for U.S. foreign policy. She highlights the shifting dynamics in U.S.-Israel relations and the consequences of geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Russia. The conversation also touches on the effects of immigration legislation on Hispanic American communities and the vital role of strong leadership in addressing societal challenges, including drug cartels and the complexities of race and politics.

Naomi Wolf, author and tech CEO, discusses the intersection of technology and politics, highlighting security risks tied to tech-entrepreneurial influence on health policies. Sam Faddis analyzes rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly Iran's nuclear ambitions, urging strategic caution. Hudson Crozier reports on the evolving dynamics of modern warfare and civil unrest, revealing how protests mirror historical movements and are shaped by organized agendas. Together, they underscore the impact of foreign conflicts on American lives and the need for critical awareness.