Bannon`s War Room

Jenny Beth Martin, Tea Party Patriots co-founder and grassroots organizer, offers polling analysis and mobilization tips on the Save America Act and voter ID measures. Julie Pickering, Texas SBOE member and school safety vice chair, recounts an armed intrusion at a Klein-area elementary and outlines upcoming hearings and security concerns. The conversation centers on voter ID support, school security, and mobilizing public turnout.

Hooman Khalili, artist-activist behind murals supporting Iranian women, discusses his artwork and plans for CPAC. Reagan Reese, The Daily Caller White House correspondent, breaks down Pentagon and press-room dynamics. They talk Gulf escalations, strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, regional risks, and how media access is shifting. Short, sharp conversation on art, conflict, and information.

Anne LaMonica, Associate/Assistant Director for Education at the Connecticut Catholic Conference, advocates for Catholic school choice and state-level policy. She explains the federal tax credit plan and the controversial governor opt-in rule. Conversations cover why faith-based parental choice matters, political roadblocks in blue states, and strategies for state-level advocacy and policy fixes.

Bill Gertz, national security reporter on China and military strategy. Rosemary Jenks, immigration activist and pollster. They discuss mass deportation polling and enforcement measures. They link immigration policy to wartime security risks. They analyze China’s energy ties, PLA readiness, and how global conflicts reshape U.S. military focus.

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.

Matt Boyle, national political editor at Breitbart and radio commentator, offers sharp analysis of Senate politics and campaign dynamics. He breaks down Iran conflict developments and the tactical implications for U.S. operations. He unpacks Senate strategy around the Save America Act and the filibuster. He analyzes Texas runoff maneuvering and how endorsements are reshaping the Cornyn-Paxton race.

Mike Bouchard, Oakland County Sheriff who gave the press conference on the Temple Israel attack. Philip Patrick, financial and precious-metals analyst on oil, gold and inflation. They cover a Michigan synagogue attack and law enforcement response. They analyze oil market shocks, gold and dollar dynamics, and strategic reserve risks amid Middle East tensions.

Ryan M. Newhouse, political strategist who analyzes Senate maneuvering and the SAVE America Act. Natalie G. Winters, geopolitical analyst focused on the CCP and migration patterns. They discuss two domestic terror attacks and law enforcement response. They debate political messaging, Senate strategy, parole and monitoring gaps. They examine regional displacement, refugee flows, and strategic risks tied to Middle East conflict.

Brandon Hall, member of the Texas State Board of Education who helps rewrite social studies standards, speaks about CARE's role in Texas education. He discusses contested textbook changes, debates over teaching America's Christian roots, and concerns about perceived Islamist influence in schools. Multiple short segments cover protests, curriculum fights, and grassroots resistance.

Jim Rickards, a financial and geopolitical strategist known for market and national security analysis, critiques U.S. strategy on Iran. He discusses mixed messaging on war aims, Iran's low-cost escalation tactics like drone swarms, and the gap between military action and coherent political strategy. He also explains why economic tools and messaging matter in the conflict.