Bannon`s War Room

Julie Kelly, an investigative journalist, discusses the ongoing contempt proceedings against the DOJ and highlights their political implications. Meanwhile, attorney Ivan Reikland shares strategic insights on securing election integrity, focusing on proposed charges involving Tina Peters. Both guests tackle the intersections of law and politics, revealing how legal maneuvers may affect broader electoral processes and accountability. The conversation dives into ramifications for lawmakers and the evolving landscape of election-related controversies.

Jeffrey Tucker, President of the Brownstone Institute, dives into the need for healthcare reform and how Trump's proposals aim to free consumer choice. Dr. Sherry Tenpenny shares her extensive vaccine research, highlighting safety concerns and long-term health risks, especially for pregnant women. Mark from the Maha Institute discusses alarming estimates of vaccine injuries in children and critiques historical narratives about disease management. Together, they advocate for informed choices and the need to challenge established health policies.

In this discussion, Rick Grenell, former U.S. Ambassador, highlights the risks of bureaucratic weaponization against leadership and calls for accountability among disloyal officials. David Malpass, former World Bank president, urges for a more aggressive use of U.S. financial power to avoid conflicts and critiques global institutions undermining the dollar. Jack Posobiec and Captain Fennell provide insights on military accountability regarding the 'seditious six' and address rising tensions in the East China Sea, advocating for a strategic pivot in U.S. foreign policy.

Julie Kelly, an investigative journalist known for her insights on legal controversies, teams up with Mike Davis, a political commentator dubbed the 'Viceroy.' They dive deep into the alleged radicalization of the legal system, calling out judges for overreach and discussing impeachment strategies. Topics include the unlawful appointment of U.S. attorney Lindsay Halligan and the implications of the Comey case. The duo urges Congressional action to hold judges accountable and criticizes Republican inaction, all while mobilizing grassroots support.

Peter Tickton, attorney for Tina Peters, shares insightful legal updates and discusses her treatment in custody, highlighting concerns about her health and the political motivations behind her case. Gail Slater, a former antitrust division head, reviews the DOJ's strategies for promoting market competition and tackling big tech monopolies. They dive into affordability in housing, wage-fixing criminal cases, and even touch on historical parallels in executive action. The conversation is both informative and passionate, pushing for accountability and justice.

Will Chamberlain, an attorney and representative of the Article III Project, discusses recent federal court rulings affecting U.S. attorney appointments and the implications for ongoing prosecutions. Philip Patrick from Birch Gold Group dives into macroeconomic trends, emphasizing gold as a safe investment amid financial instability and central bank behaviors. The conversation also touches on the political context of President Trump's executive order targeting the Muslim Brotherhood, highlighting its potential ramifications.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist and founder of Just the News, dives into the controversial Muslim Brotherhood designation. He discusses its potential legal and political ramifications while emphasizing the need for Congressional action. The conversation also highlights the threats AI poses to American jobs and the abuses of the H-1B visa program, revealing troubling patterns of fraud and displacement of workers. Solomon’s insights provide a critical lens on these pressing issues and their impact on national security.

Eduardo Bolsonaro, Brazilian politician and son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, shares insights on his father's tumultuous legal situation and house arrest. He discusses alleged political motives behind his father's conviction and draws parallels between Bolsonaro’s treatment and Trump’s challenges in the U.S. The conversation touches on threats posed by radical movements in Brazil and how these events might echo in American politics. Eduardo also calls for U.S. action to support his father amidst increasing international tensions.

Political analyst Alex DeGrasse highlights the crucial redistricting battles in states like Indiana and Florida, emphasizing the need for grassroots pressure on Republican legislators. He delves into California's aggressive mapping strategies and the GOP's sluggish response. Meanwhile, Steve Cortez discusses the impact of rising housing prices on young first-time buyers and offers solutions to restore affordability. The duo also examines President Trump's controversial 28-point plan regarding Ukraine, weighing the complexities of security guarantees and the push for negotiation.

Dave Bratt, a savvy political strategist known for his insights on elections and immigration, joins Alex DeGrasse, a sharp commentator in redistricting and midterm strategies. They dive into the alarming risks of AI and its parallels with social media failures, emphasizing the need for strong regulation. The conversation shifts to how AI impacts jobs and immigration policy, particularly concerning H-1B visas. They also analyze the latest redistricting battles, highlighting crucial strategies for the GOP leading into 2026.