Bannon`s War Room

Russ Vogt, a Christian nationalist and government reform advocate, Jason Trenert, a Wall Street expert, and Laura Loomer, an investigative political activist, dive into pressing national issues. They analyze the Senate's recent $9 billion cuts, exploring implications for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The trio discusses the historical context of congressional budgetary power and warning signs from an upcoming BRICS summit affecting global currencies. Finally, they emphasize the urgent need for government accountability and scrutinizing vetting processes for national security.

Join investigative reporter Jefferson Morley, an expert on the CIA and the Kennedy assassination, alongside Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama. They delve into the CIA's hidden roles in historical events, particularly questioning established narratives around Kennedy's assassination. Morley highlights new evidence regarding Lee Harvey Oswald, while Tuberville discusses government budget cuts and the political stakes surrounding immigration policy. With candid insights on the deep state and calls for accountability, this conversation is a thrilling dive into U.S. history and contemporary politics.

Frank Walker, a writer at Canon 212, shares critical insights on alarming church appointments, including a convicted priest's role in children's ministry. Brandon Showalter, a reporter for the Christian Post, dives into the heated debate around gender-affirming care, raising concerns about medical ethics and parental rights. Jenny Holland, a dedicated parent and War Room reporter, discusses the urgent need for reforms in both religious and medical institutions to better protect youth and ensure accountability. Their compelling conversation sheds light on systemic failures and the call for responsible action.

Join John Solomon, an influential journalist and media executive, along with Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States. They discuss political tensions within the deep state and the impact of Article II powers on current investigations. Trump shares insights on his upcoming meeting with the Crown Prince of Bahrain and the strategic military ties being strengthened. The conversation takes a turn towards economic policies, including proposed spending cuts and the Federal Reserve's challenges, revealing a complex view of today’s political landscape.

Richard Barris, a pollster known for his expertise in response bias, Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch focused on transparency, and political strategist Alex DeGrasse delve into the complex terrain of the lead-up to the 2026 midterms. They tackle the challenge of accurate polling amid disinformation, discuss GOP strategies to engage younger voters, and highlight the importance of effective economic messaging. The conversation also addresses ongoing investigations, the Epstein case's transparency demands, and concerns about political influence in education.

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow and election integrity advocate, joins journalist Jane Zirkle in a gripping discussion about the urgent need for the release of Epstein files. They explore the implications of government transparency, the growing public distrust in agencies, and the importance of accountability. The duo also dives into recent legislative successes for MAGA representatives, touching on border security and economic policies. They highlight innovative health products and the impact of proposed tax bills aimed at supporting working Americans and veterans.

Mark Mitchell, a pollster at Rasmussen Reports, delves into shifting political dynamics and the impact of recent events like the Epstein case on public sentiment towards the MAGA movement. Philip Patrick from Birch Gold Group discusses the implications of the BRICS summit on U.S. dollar dominance and the rise of de-dollarization trends. The conversation touches on the urgent need for transparency in government to rebuild trust, while also addressing financial strategies as the Republican Party prepares for the 2026 elections.

In this discussion, U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene shares her passionate stance on defending parental rights against government overreach in education. She emphasizes the need for transparency in wartime decisions and critiques the U.S. involvement in Ukraine while highlighting grassroots movements. Greene unveils shocking truths about government accountability, urging public engagement in pressing political issues. The conversation also touches on economic challenges posed by foreign spending and the urgent need to unite against misinformation.

Josh Hawley, the U.S. Senator from Missouri known for his conservative stance on technology and national security, dives deep into the complexities of CERN and its public perception. He discusses the intersection of scientific endeavors and spirituality, highlighting the fears and fascinations that surround such institutions. The conversation also touches on significant political developments, including the implications of military support to Ukraine and the evolving role of NATO. Hawley emphasizes the urgent need for accountability in governance amid geopolitical tensions.

Mike Benz, an expert on information warfare and censorship, dives into the intricate web of military influence in civil affairs. He critiques the Department of Defense's increasing role in aid relief and contrasts it with transparency issues faced by USAID. The discussion sheds light on U.S. foreign policy complexities regarding Ukraine and NATO, along with the geopolitical challenges posed by BRICS nations. Benz also raises concerns about transparency in high-profile investigations, emphasizing the need for accountability and parental involvement in shaping family values amidst government oversight.