Bannon`s War Room Episode 5134: Airspace Shut Down Over El Paso; Making Sure The 2026 Election Is Safe
Feb 11, 2026
James Johnson, pollster at JL Partners, gives quick data-driven context on the Texas Senate primary. Eric Prince, private security entrepreneur with conflict-zone experience, breaks down cartel drone threats and border security. They discuss El Paso airspace shutdown, drone interdiction strategies, and how polling and messaging shape Texas primary dynamics.
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Unprecedented El Paso Airspace Shutdown
- The FAA closed El Paso airspace for 10 days due to unspecified military activity tied to Fort Bliss and Biggs Army Airfield.
- The restriction unusually covered all flights up to 18,000 feet including helicopters, signaling a major safety concern.
Prince Denies Capture And Cites Rwanda Offensive
- Eric Prince dismissed false reports he had been captured in Rwanda and confirmed he hadn't visited Africa in 30 days.
- He linked regional actions to Rwanda launching an offensive in the DRC during a White House peace ceremony.
Prioritize Origin And Finance Over Only Shootdowns
- Use military countermeasures and tech to detect and neutralize cartel-operated drones originating from Mexico.
- Target controllers and money flows rather than only shooting drones, to disrupt cartel capabilities long-term.
