Bannon`s War Room

Dave Brat, a former U.S. Representative from Virginia, offers a Protestant perspective on the funeral of Pope Francis and its implications for church attendance and morality. He discusses the agency of traditionalist Catholics and the need for unity among Christian denominations. Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, also shares insights, linking the papal transition to the urgency of current events. The conversation emphasizes emergency preparedness, celebrating Pope Francis' legacy, and the challenges faced by the Catholic Church in today's secular world.

Episode 4442: Special Coverage: The Funeral Of Pope Francis 

Episode 4441: CCP Infiltration In America; Truth Behind The Deportation Numbers 

WarRoom Battleground EP 755: The Lords Of Easy Money Three Years Later 

Episode 4440: Empty Vatican; Meetings And Death In Moscow 

David Malpass, former Undersecretary of Treasury and Head of the World Bank, dives deep into pressing economic and geopolitical issues. He discusses the complexities of U.S.-China trade negotiations and the challenges of reducing government spending. Malpass critiques the Federal Reserve's handling of inflation and explores the implications of China's rising power on global trade dynamics. He emphasizes the importance of strategic policy and transparency in international negotiations, along with the need for resilience in U.S. defense strategies.

In this insightful discussion, Sean Davis, co-founder of The Federalist, and Chris Caldwell, a prominent journalist and author, tackle today's pressing political climate. They dive into the challenges facing the administration ahead of the critical 2026 elections, scrutinizing party dynamics and economic shifts. The pair highlights the dangers of fiscal complacency and debates the impact of immigration on local communities and European politics. They also explore America's cultural landscape, tracing civil rights evolution and the implications of U.S.-China relations.

Laura Loomer, a bold conservative journalist known for her unfiltered views, joins Sean Davis, co-founder of The Federalist and sharp political commentator. They discuss the implications of designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization and the challenges this poses for state politics in Texas. Topics include Trump’s influence in local elections, the judiciary's overreach regarding immigration and national security, and the need for vigilant public sentiment in preserving traditional values.

Mike Davis, a legal expert known for his sharp analysis, and Sharona Bishop, a political commentator focused on election integrity, dive into the controversial dynamics surrounding illegal immigration and due process rights. They tackle the implications of legal strategies like the Alien Enemies Act, while advocating for clarity in judicial authority. Additionally, they discuss the urgent issues of border control, the challenges of human trafficking, and call for grassroots mobilization to combat misinformation and promote conservative values.

Todd Benzman, a national security expert and former senior DHS official, delves into the alarming complexities of illegal smuggling, especially in relation to human trafficking. He critiques the effectiveness of law enforcement and discusses the urgent need for reform. Benzman reveals how political interests sometimes overshadow critical military funding and the ramifications of the fentanyl crisis. Their conversation highlights the intricate connections between federal policies and the dark underbelly of smuggling operations in the U.S.