Bannon`s War Room

Joseph Robertson, a UK-based political strategist and analyst, dives into the influential yet often overlooked Fabian Society. He details its gradualist approach to socialism, challenging perceptions of its moderation within the Labour Party. The discussion encompasses the tension between judicial power and parliamentary authority following the formation of the Supreme Court, while exploring rising economic challenges. Robertson also highlights the necessity of alternative institutions to counter left-wing ideologies and the ongoing scrutiny of the NHS amid political dynamics.

Viva Fry, a lawyer and political commentator known for his insightful legal analysis, dives deep into critical topics like the misuse of the Me Too movement in the Epstein case. He discusses the ethical dilemmas surrounding the Epstein files and the urgent need for transparency. The conversation also exposes alarming practices such as organ harvesting in China, and the geopolitical ramifications tied to authoritarian regimes. With the potential rise of BRICS currencies, they address the future of financial stability and the importance of preparedness against global uncertainties.

Episode 4754: Kennedy Hearings Live

Legal expert Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, and Mary Holland, president of Children's Health Defense, dive into the removal of vaccine mandates in Florida, discussing the implications for individual medical autonomy. They explore the financial motivations behind vaccination advocacy and the political dynamics surrounding public health policies. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical landscape, examining rising authoritarianism and its eerie quest for immortality among dictators.

Join cultural commentator Jenny Holland, attorney Liz Yore, and Catholic analyst Frank Walker as they dissect recent controversies shaking the Catholic Church. They tackle the alarming incident of a priest filming an inappropriate act, urging believers to reclaim their faith. The conversation highlights Gen Z's unexpected turn towards traditional Christianity amidst a backdrop of modern scandals, shedding light on the tensions between evolving values and longstanding beliefs. Together, they confront the challenges of faith, integrity, and the quest for genuine connections in a changing world.

Episode 4752: Epstein Files Transparency Act Presser; Trump Meets With President Of Poland 

Auron MacIntyre, author of "The Total State, How Liberal Democracies Become Tyrannies" and host of The Auron MacIntyre Show, dives deep into the precarious balance between democracy and tyranny. He discusses the managerial revolution's impact on governance, advocating for localism over globalism. MacIntyre also explores spirituality as a counter to materialism and critiques the manipulation of public opinion through AI. His insights challenge listeners to rethink political structures and the role of community in combating modern challenges.

Mike Benz, Executive Director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, discusses the chilling effects of digital censorship in both the UK and the U.S. Reagan Reese, a White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, examines the challenges of covering the Biden Administration and urgent political issues in Chicago. Representative Mary Miller calls for deploying the National Guard to combat rising crime in her district, illuminating the alarming safety dynamics affecting urban communities. The conversation navigates from asylum policies to implications for free speech and community safety.

Taylor Marshall, a Catholic author and speaker known for his traditionalist views, joins to discuss pressing geopolitical issues and the plight of Christians in the Middle East. He critiques mainstream media narratives and explores accountability surrounding violence linked to radical ideologies. Delving into the dynamics of Christian nationalism, he advocates for faith's greater role in governance and issues a rallying call for reviving America's Christian heritage amidst contemporary challenges. Marshall's take on military and cultural priorities offers a thought-provoking perspective.

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and host of Human Events Daily, discusses the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in WWII and its lasting impact on global politics. He delves into the rising influence of BRICS nations challenging the U.S. dollar, and the implications for international finance. The conversation also touches on the U.S. geopolitical priorities, advocating for a focus on domestic issues over foreign interventions, while examining the complex dynamics surrounding the Ukraine conflict and energy concerns in the Middle East.