Bannon`s War Room

Alex Brusilowitz, a political operative and media strategist, discusses his recognition on Time’s list and the administration's approach to Antifa. Ben Berkwam reports live from Portland, detailing nightly protests and escalating tensions. Pollster Mark Mitchell shares survey insights on public sentiment towards Antifa, political violence, and National Guard deployments. The discussion circles around urban violence linked to sanctuary policies and the call for increased accountability against police violence, showcasing the urgency of addressing these issues in America.

Tej Gill, a former special-operations operator, and Dr. Bradley Thayer, a defense intellectual, tackle pressing issues around military reform and the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. Gill advocates for reinstating strict military standards and a renewed focus on warfighting. Thayer critiques the 'woke' culture infiltrating the military, linking it to broader political warfare in the U.S. They passionately condemn the planned raising of the CCP flag in Philadelphia, emphasizing the need for American symbolism and a united response against communist ideologies.

Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, delivers a powerful address at Quantico, boasting of military successes and promising a 3.8% pay raise for service members. He emphasizes defending the homeland rather than foreign interventions, and critiques the Biden administration on immigration and crime. Senator Tommy Tuberville offers insights on military readiness and the prioritization of threats, particularly from China. Together, they discuss the necessity of reforms and fiscal responsibility within the military and government.

Natalie Winters, an investigative commentator focused on political activism, delves into troubling research from Harvard related to political violence and activism. She and Stephen Bannon discuss strategies of alleged color revolutions and their implications in the U.S. Meanwhile, defense attorney Peter Tinkin offers updates on Tina Peters’s legal struggles, including her incarceration and ongoing appeals, while calling for support for her defense. The conversation is layered with insights into political tactics and legal challenges.

Brian Glenn, a dedicated White House correspondent known for his live updates, joins to discuss President Trump's bold 21-point peace plan for the Middle East. They dive into the plan's implications, including hostage release and Gaza demilitarization. The duo critiques media coverage of the proposal and addresses concerns about the potential for a Palestinian state. Glenn shares on-the-ground insights from the briefing room, revealing the atmosphere during these critical discussions. The conversation wraps with a look at government funding negotiations and the reaction from Democratic leaders.

Stephen Bannon and Mike Lindell discuss the stakes surrounding a potential government shutdown and its implications for federal bureaucracy. They analyze a 21-point Gaza redevelopment plan and the unusual dynamics of Netanyahu's visit to Washington. Bannon questions the urgency of the Iranian nuclear threat and how it may have been overstated. They explore the role of social media influencers in shaping narratives and the rising interest of central banks in gold. Lindell also shares updates on his legal battles and commitment to election integrity.

Derek Harvey, a former military officer known for his expertise in national security, joins Steve Cortez, an investigative journalist focused on cultural shifts, to tackle pressing issues. They discuss the rise of organized leftist groups like Antifa and the need for targeted law enforcement responses. Cortez shares insights on polling around trans-related violence while critiquing the 'therapeutic society.' The conversation reveals how political dynamics in New Jersey are shifting as working-class voters express concerns over affordability and immigration.

The discussion dives into how affordability issues are reshaping New Jersey's political landscape. Insights into soaring utility costs reveal voter frustrations and the impact on multigenerational households. Legal strategies and anticipated indictments illustrate the intense domestic political scene. Energy policy debates echo the challenges posed by renewable sources versus baseload power. Additionally, the conversation touches on the geopolitical shifts with BRICS and the significance of gold in the face of increasing global debt.

Cliff Maloney, a grassroots organizer for Turning Point, shares the vibrant atmosphere at a Penn State tailgate honoring Charlie Kirk, emphasizing on-the-ground mobilization strategies. Jack Posobiec dives into the complexities of Activism and Antifa investigations, discussing a Presidential order activating Joint Terrorism Task Forces. Dr. Bradley Thayer provides insight into domestic extremist networks, linking them to foreign influence. The discussion also touches on the Administration's DOJ actions and the political implications surrounding them.

Dave Weigel, a political journalist and commentator, discusses the Democratic 'Abundance movement,' its clash with wokeness, and the party's struggle to reclaim working-class support. Matt Goodwin, a political analyst focused on British culture, highlights the rise of Reform UK, fueled by concerns over immigration and national sovereignty. Their conversation reveals the strong on-ground enthusiasm for Nigel Farage and explores the political implications of public anger post-Brexit, as well as the challenges surrounding free speech in the UK.