Bannon`s War Room

John Solomon, Washington-based journalist and analyst on military and geopolitics. Donald J. Trump, former U.S. president delivering a primetime national address about Operation Epic Fury. They discuss Artemis II praise, claimed battlefield victories against Iran, objectives to cripple Iran’s military and nuclear program, a two-to-three-week timeline, energy independence and calls for allies to secure the Strait of Hormuz.

Joseph Robertson, political analyst who reports from CPAC and studies generational trends, and Frank Walker, legal and religious commentator on scripture in public life, discuss free speech rulings, European limits on religious expression, shifting youth LGBTQ+ trends, the Utah Bible-in-Schools law, and a Finnish MP convicted for citing Romans. Short, topical conversations touch law, culture, and political organizing.

John Sauer, a constitutional lawyer who argued points on the 14th Amendment, and Mike Howell, organizer behind the Mass Deportation Coalition, debate birthright citizenship and mass deportation strategy. They outline legal theories, claims about birth tourism, a 100-page deportation playbook, and how the plan ties into midterm political strategy. Conversation also touches on NATO, Iran, and broader policy consequences.

Neil McCabe, on-site reporter giving live Supreme Court color; Ms. Wong, counsel defending traditional birthright-citizenship and common-law jus soli; John Sauer, U.S. government solicitor arguing a domicile-based reading of the 14th Amendment. They walk through the Court hearing: live scene outside, historical arguments about Dred Scott and Wong Kim Ark, debates over domicile versus territorial jus soli, exceptions and modern policy concerns.

Sam Faddis, former intelligence officer, analyzes national security and election integrity. Mike Davis, legal commentator, explains Article II powers and executive authority. Neil McCabe, reporter, covers White House actions. Donald Trump, President, signs an executive order on election integrity. They discuss court injunctions, the EO’s voter-roll and mail-ballot tracking plans, and legal and political fallout.

David Zier, Pentagon correspondent reporting on force protection and readiness. Ben Harnwell, Europe-based political analyst on NATO and finance. They discuss NATO strain over burden-sharing. They cover allied central bank Treasury sales and risks to dollar influence. They analyze Spain and Italy blocking US flights and implications for military movements.

Eric Bolling, market commentator, breaks down energy markets and oil supply moves. John Eastman, constitutional lawyer, lays out his originalist challenge to birthright citizenship. They discuss Iran strikes, tanker attacks, market impacts, and legal strategy in short, sharp segments.

Mike Davis, conservative legal and policy commentator with the Article III Project, provides sharp constitutional analysis. He dissects the upcoming SCOTUS birthright citizenship hearing and the Wong Kim Ark precedent. He critiques Senate strategy on DHS funding and the Save America Act. He also argues for stronger Gulf ally contributions and legal options to compel senators back to work.

Raymond Ibrahim, author and historical analyst focused on Christian–Islamic history, discusses religious history and cultural shifts. He outlines pivotal historical conflicts and argues Western Christianity’s material turn left a spiritual vacuum. He explores how traditional Islamic worldview and warrior ethos can appeal in that void. He also examines ideas of militant piety and cultural will to resist.

Jack Posobiec, political commentator covering Christian holy sites and Middle East culture. Chip Roy, U.S. congressman focused on constitutional and immigration law. They debate overturning Plyler v. Doe, birthright citizenship litigation, state efforts to bar schooling for illegally present children, and defending Christian sites and civilizational themes in the region.