Bannon`s War Room

Drew Thomas Allen, author and commentator who probes the Trump-Russia collusion narrative. John Strand, former January 6 defendant now running for Congress in Florida and pushing a hardline immigration plan. They dig into alleged deep-state coverups, declassified revelations, a 20-year immigration moratorium, and the political fight to reshape education and national priorities.

Cleo Pascal, commentator and activist on Indo-Pacific bases, discusses Diego Garcia and lasting Pacific strategy. David Patrick Karakos, journalist and Middle East analyst, unpacks Iran’s negotiating style, asymmetric threats and Islamabad talks. They cover China’s role, Hormuz convoy realities, and why control of island chokepoints matters.

Cain (fiscal commentator) breaks down soaring interest costs and debt trajectories. Brian T. Kennedy (national security analyst) discusses Iran, Chinese backing, and defense readiness. Cleo Pascal (Indo-Pacific researcher) covers Beijing’s influence in Taiwan and Pacific island strategy. Rosemary Jenks (immigration activist) critiques proposed immigration reforms and outlines enforcement plans.

Gonzalo Martin, vice president of Democracia Nacional and Spanish nationalist activist. He discusses Spain's reported plan to regularize up to 1.7–2 million migrants. He talks about migration routes from Latin America, the Catholic Church’s role, rising traditional Catholicism, and how amnesty could influence European politics.

Amy Kramer, founder of Humans First advocating on AI policy; Eddie Hobbs, Irish commentator covering massive trucker and farmer convoys; Patty Lyman, Virginia GOP leader organizing grassroots and a referendum push. They discuss nationwide populist protests in Ireland, the fight over sprawling data centers in Central Florida, and grassroots fundraising and get-out-the-vote mechanics.

Mark Levin, constitutional lawyer and commentator, offers strategic takes on Iran and negotiations. Eric Bolling, economics and markets analyst, breaks down inflation, gasoline-driven price moves, and oil market dynamics. They discuss naval strategy in the Strait of Hormuz, defense budget impacts, and calls for strict immigration action.

Raymond Ibrahim, author and historian of Christian–Islamic history, offers a sweeping historical perspective. He traces centuries of conflict, highlights pivotal battles and books that shaped his views. He critiques modern Christianity’s moral shift, explores how Islam fills that spiritual void, and discusses theological and political coalitions reshaping Western responses.

Philip Patrick, representative of Birch Gold and precious metals analyst. He discusses central banks buying record amounts of gold and the weakening of dollar dominance. He examines sanctions, reserve shifts, and gold as a neutral hedge. The conversation also touches on finance weaponization and global payments realignments.

Rosemary Jenks, an immigration policy advocate who analyzes legislation and labor impacts. She critiques the Dignity Act, warns it could legalize millions and expand skilled-worker visas. She outlines practical provisions she finds dangerous and directs listeners to mobilize against the bill.

Chip Roy, U.S. congressman running for Texas Attorney General, sketches legal and energy reforms. Eric Bolling, markets and energy commentator, breaks down oil moves and geopolitical market fallout. They debate control of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s strategic posture, rising oil and investor anxiety, and political pressure over war funding.