Bannon`s War Room

Jack Posobiec, political commentator known for on-the-ground reporting and social media analysis. He discusses Iranian regime reactions and martyr narratives. He walks through Tehran protests, IRGC repression, and naval threats like small submarines and anti-ship missiles. He outlines efforts to track which U.S. units suffered casualties and examines China-Iran strategic links.

Brandon Weikert, national security analyst on Iran and regional military moves. Captain Fennell, naval officer and maritime operations expert. Eric Prince, private security entrepreneur with conflict-zone experience. Jack Posobiec, political reporter on national security developments. They discuss confirmed U.S. casualties, missile and carrier threats, submarine and mine dangers, strikes on leadership and infrastructure, and impacts on the Straits of Hormuz and oil flows.

Captain Jim Fennell, a former naval intelligence officer, offers tactical analysis of air and naval operations. Sam Faddis, a former U.S. intelligence officer and author, assesses Iran's leadership and regime-change dynamics. They discuss regional strikes, shaping operations, sustainment of a prolonged campaign, and how Iran might respond unconventionally. Short, intense military and strategic focus.

Mike Davis, constitutional and national security commentator, explains presidential war powers and legal authorizations. Jack Posobiec, former Naval Intelligence officer, gives on-the-ground and intelligence-oriented analysis. They discuss reported U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, use of Tomahawks and F-22s, special operations and kamikaze drones, Iranian counterstrikes and regional escalation risks.

Ben Burquam, on-the-ground ICE reporter covering enforcement and border operations. Michael Wisner, litigation attorney known for Roundup/glyphosate trial work and document archives. They discuss live ICE actions in California and community reactions. They explore Roundup litigation, Monsanto influence, scientific debates over glyphosate, and pathways to shift farming away from herbicide dependence.

President Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States and Republican political leader, delivers a rally speech. He covers energy and economic wins, immigration and border security, regulatory rollbacks and housing moves. He touts market gains, voter ID and mail-in ballot limits, and teases future political plans. The crowd joins in a festive YMCA sendoff.

Natalie Winters, commentator on immigration and national security; James Rosen, national political correspondent and foreign policy analyst; Cortez, investigative commentator and pollster on immigration and Latino voting. They discuss deportations and their political and economic effects. They examine CCP interference in U.S. elections and proposed government responses. They touch on Iran tensions and Supreme Court textualism.

Sam Faddis, former intelligence officer and national security writer, speaks on alleged election vulnerabilities and foreign influence. He discusses claims about software access tied to China and possible national emergency powers. The conversation covers voter ID proposals, local election forensics, suspicious absentee patterns, and proposed fixes like hand counts and ballot deliverers.

Abraham George, chairman of the Republican Party of Texas and campaign strategist, talks Texas turnout and grassroots GOTV plans. He previews Trump’s Corpus Christi visit and why South Texas counties matter. Conversation covers early-vote surprises, open primary dynamics, redistricting stakes, and coordinated outside spending.

Neil McCabe, on-the-ground reporter covering a Cuba speedboat incident. Pesach Wolecki, rabbi and commentator offering Israeli perspectives on regional survival logic. Trita Parsi, foreign policy analyst expert on U.S.-Iran diplomacy. They discuss Geneva nuclear talks with verification concerns. They debate war risks, possible Israeli strikes, and the mysterious Cuban speedboat confrontation.