Bannon`s War Room

John Lott, an economist and gun rights expert, joins former U.S. Representative Dave Brat and journalist Brandon Showalter to delve into pressing topics. They discuss the troubling rise of crime in D.C. and potential federal interventions, along with how economic factors influence today's societal unrest. The conversation shifts to the cultural impact of transgender ideology, particularly on children, and the need for accountability in medical practices related to gender clinics. Their lively exchange highlights the complexities shaping current American values and governance.

Ube Shandahar, a former defense intelligence analyst and Middle East expert, joins Rob Burgess from Americans for Pharma Reform to tackle pressing global and healthcare issues. They dive into the complexities of U.S. involvement in Gaza and the need for better diplomatic relations with Armenia. The conversation critiques the influence of Big Pharma on media and advocates for reform to reduce drug costs. Shandahar and Burgess stress the importance of grassroots movements in challenging corporate power and demand accountability from the pharmaceutical industry.

Alex deGrasse is a rising young conservative leader advocating for redistricting, while Brian Harrison provides hands-on political strategy insights. Dave Brat, an economist and former U.S. Representative, adds economic perspectives. They discuss modern political turmoil, the significance of young conservatives, and grassroots movements in Texas. The guests explore shifting political dynamics, the impact of Marxism, and the challenges of establishing a quorum within the Republican Party. They emphasize community engagement to navigate today's complex political landscape.

Joe Allen, an expert on transhumanism and AI, discusses the societal impacts of emerging technologies and the recent launch of OpenAI's GPT-5. Donald Trump honors Purple Heart recipients and highlights veterans' issues, including housing reforms. Financial expert Philip Patrick shares insights on gold as a stable investment amid economic shifts and government monetary policies. The conversation explores the balancing act between embracing AI and addressing potential risks, as well as geopolitical changes challenging the U.S. dollar.

Join Ben Harnwell, head of the War Room's Rome Bureau, and an expert on global politics, alongside Tom Dance, an Arctic strategy specialist. They dive into the complexities of a potential ceasefire in Ukraine and the psychological toll of the ongoing conflict. Michael Pack shares compelling insights on media influence within government, while L. Todd Wood discusses international trade and the persecution of Christians. Jessica Jackson highlights the challenges of reuniting families post-incarceration and the importance of reforming the justice system.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist renowned for uncovering government corruption, and Stephen Hatfield, a data expert who worked with Peter Navarro during the pandemic, delve into hot-button issues. They discuss potential electoral interference linked to CIA assessments, echoing past scandals. The pair also confront the safety of mRNA vaccines, advocating for transparency amid funding cuts. The troubling state of the biopharmaceutical industry and the need for genuine accountability in health policies emerge as key themes, igniting a call for change.

Alex de Grasse, a savvy political strategist and commentator, teams up with Brian Harrison, former Chief of Staff at the Department of Health and Human Services and a staunch advocate for conservative policies. Together, they dive into the intricacies of gerrymandering in Texas, revealing how it distorts representation amidst changing demographics. They discuss the potential repercussions of excluding illegal immigrants from the census and the urgent need for grassroots activism to combat political manipulation. The conversation also touches on the challenges facing Republicans in Georgia and the looming political battles ahead.

In this lively discussion, former President Donald Trump shares insights on the surge in American manufacturing investment, emphasizing its significance for job creation. Political commentator E.J. Antony dives into economic trends, while Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, unveils a groundbreaking $600 billion commitment to U.S. manufacturing. The trio also tackles geopolitical concerns, the implications of tariffs, and the role of recent legislation in boosting the economy. With a mix of optimism and urgency, they highlight the interconnectedness of corporate success and American families.

Liz Yore, an attorney and cultural commentator, joins writer Jenny Holland to discuss Mel Gibson's announcement about a sequel to 'The Passion of the Christ.' They dive into the challenges facing the Catholic Church today, including allegations of the FBI mischaracterizing traditional Catholics. The conversation moves to cultural issues, faith under secular pressure, and the implications of euthanasia legislation. They also reflect on the portrayal of biblical narratives in modern media and the enduring impact of Christ's humanization through film.

Michael Flynn, a retired United States Army lieutenant general and former National Security Advisor, dives deep into the pressing issues of justice and political accountability. He discusses the disparities in the American legal system and calls for grassroots activism. The conversation veers into the complexities of international relations, particularly regarding Ukraine and Gaza, while also highlighting the rising influence of BRICS on global economics. Flynn concludes with thoughts on combatting the deep state and the urgent need for transparency in U.S. foreign policy.