Bannon`s War Room

Mark Caputo, a White House correspondent for Axios, dives into the consolidation of executive power and the implications of the government shutdown. Alex DeGrasse, a political commentator, analyzes emergency Medicaid spending and its impact on immigration. Mary Holland, a public-health advocate, raises concerns about public-private pharma partnerships and the influence of big companies like Pfizer. Together, they unravel the complexities behind the shutdown, political strategy, and the future of healthcare policy.

Peter McElvenna, host of Hearts of Oak and keen observer of British culture, joins to delve into the aftermath of terror attacks in the UK. He illuminates the community's reaction, political tensions, and Nigel Farage's significant influence on immigration policies. McElvenna also discusses chilling implications of digital ID plans and free speech laws. The conversation touches on the historical decline of UK political institutions and a controversial Vatican ceremony, prompting calls for reform among traditional Catholics.

Discussing the latest on vaccines, the impact of ACIP recommendations, and Trump's mixed messages on public health. Experts weigh in on potential shifts in CDC policies and the vaccine injury compensation program. The conversation shifts to the U.S. military's approach to tackling drug cartels, exploring legal justifications for military action. Additionally, insights into the rising gold market spotlight trends in de-dollarization and geopolitical risks, shedding light on why investors should consider holding physical gold.

In this engaging discussion, political strategist Alex DeGrasse, known for his pivotal role in redistricting efforts, teams up with Matt Boyle, national political editor at Breitbart. They dive into the urgency of redistricting for the 2026 elections and the importance of targeted grassroots organizing. The duo analyzes how government shutdowns can sway voter attention and outline critical states for Republican gains. They argue that coordinating local efforts and mobilizing grassroots support are vital to overcoming Democratic challenges and achieving electoral success.

Congressman Molinar, a key figure on the Select Committee focusing on competition with the Chinese Communist Party, dives deep into crucial topics affecting national security. He discusses how US policies inadvertently enabled China's rise and warns about the financial ties of Wall Street to Chinese military firms. Molinar emphasizes the importance of public awareness regarding CCP influence operations, highlighting alarming incidents, and stresses the urgency of supporting Taiwan amidst growing threats from China.

In this engaging discussion, Elizabeth Yore, a commentator on Catholic culture, and Frank Walker, a contributor focused on Church leadership scandals, tackle the fallout from Pope Leo's recent remarks on moral issues, which have drawn parallels to Pope Francis. They delve into the implications of Leo supporting controversial figures like Cardinal Cupich. The conversation also touches on a defrocked priest accused of abuse, cultural shifts surrounding blasphemy laws, and the intriguing crossover of evangelical and Catholic devotionals, particularly in the context of President Trump's message.

Savannah Hernandez, an investigative reporter for Turning Point USA, dives into the chaos of Portland, revealing alarming eyewitness accounts of Antifa attacks and lawlessness that terrify residents. She discusses the inaction of local authorities due to various constraints and highlights the migration crisis in Paris, contrasting it with challenges in the U.S. Additionally, the podcast touches on the Memphis Safe Task Force's mission to combat crime, showcasing federal efforts to support local law enforcement and restore safety.

Senator Josh Hawley, a U.S. Senator known for his insights on technology and social issues, dives deep into the troubling world of AI and chatbots. He highlights alarming reports of chatbots promoting self-harm and misinformation, calling for strict liability policies and antitrust measures. Hawley also emphasizes the need to break up Big Tech to protect individual rights and advocates for empowering local grassroots political strategies. His discussions touch on urgent social media issues and the broader implications for democracy.

Wade Miller, a Former USMC and contributor to the Center for Renewing America, dives into the strategy for deconstructing parts of the administrative state during the government shutdown. He discusses the tactical approach to cutting woke spending and the implications of the OMB's decisions. Speaker Mike Johnson passionately defends the House Republican stance at a Capitol Hill press conference, criticizing Democrats for opting for a shutdown over bipartisan solutions and detailing the impacts on federal workers. The conversation reveals the political stakes tied to the shutdown.

Mark Mitchell, a savvy political analyst specializing in polling insights, and Trevor Comstock, the innovative founder of Sacred Human Health, dive into the chaos surrounding Portland and the looming government shutdown. They dissect public sentiment favoring action against political violence, while exploring the implications of a potential shutdown. Comstock also sheds light on the benefits of organ supplements for modern diets, emphasizing quality and nutrition. The discussion highlights contentious political strategies and the quest for a return to functional governance.