Bannon`s War Room Episode 5213: When Does It Look Like The End With The War In Iran; Pentagon Moving More Troops Into Iran
Mar 13, 2026
Eric Bolling, conservative commentator and market analyst, offers sharp takes on energy and geopolitics. He explains how Chinese and European moves affect Iranian oil flows. He outlines why regional shut-ins keep prices high and what energy policy tools could lower costs. He also discusses military deployments and how escalation shapes market and strategic risks.
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Tanker Crash Reflects Elevated Operational Tempo
- The K-135 tanker crash killed six crew members as the aircraft was bulking up for missions.
- Pentagon updated deaths from four to six, indicating heightened operational tempo and risk during tanker operations near the theater.
Mountain Bunkers Make Nuclear Sites Hard To Neutralize
- Iran's nuclear fuel and enriched uranium storage sit in central and eastern mountain bunkers, complicating strike and recovery operations.
- Bradley Thayer warns special operations and ground insertions will be needed to secure enriched uranium before others (Russia/China) try to retrieve it.
Step Up Pressure To Force Iranian Negotiations
- Increase pressure on Iran to force negotiation rather than accept prolonged asymmetric attacks.
- Eric Bolling and Steve Bannon argue sinking mine-laying vessels and targeting IRCG capabilities will push Iran to the table.