Bannon`s War Room

Peter McElvena, commentator and grassroots organizer focused on cultural and national security. Jan Jekielek, journalist and author who investigates CCP crimes. Cleta Mitchell, election law attorney specializing in ballot custody and integrity. John Solomon, investigative reporter on alleged government misconduct. They debate voter ID and federal action, election security and preservation of materials, alleged FBI politicization, and claims about CCP organ harvesting.

Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, a pro-life activist facing charges over praying near abortion centers, discusses legal battles and buffer zone clashes. Simón Delacre, Catholic filmmaker behind The Apocalypse of Saint John, explains his prophetic, hope-filled take on Revelation. They cover prayer arrests, religious freedom tensions, eschatological themes, and the film’s appeal to modern believers.

Debbie Georgiades, Texas RNC member and grassroots organizer fighting election concerns and Sharia influence. Luke Macias, Texas political analyst and podcaster tracking redistricting and primary battles. Wade Miller, conservative policy commentator on Sharia, immigration, and legal strategy. They discuss Sharia-related legal strategy, Texas intra-party battles, grassroots precinct organizing, and mobilizing voters for key measures.

Wade Miller, policy commentator on DHS funding and national security. Harry McDougall, attorney analyzing Georgia affidavits and election procedures. They discuss the unsealed Fulton County affidavit, alleged ballot image gaps and chain-of-custody questions. They debate political stakes around DHS funding standoffs and potential operational impacts.

Forrest, a contributor representing The New Federal State, explains alleged CCP-linked funding of U.S. street movements and related actors. He explores claims about Neville Roy Singham, Shanghai ties, and elite media influence. Short, sharp conversations touch on foreign interference, funding networks, and how influence is said to spread in America.

Doc Chambers, a former Texas National Guard Green Beret and gubernatorial candidate focused on border security and state sovereignty. He discusses border realities versus political optics. He recounts his whistleblowing on COVID mandates and why he launched his campaign. He outlines approaches to enclaves, visa-driven workforce issues, economic priorities, and banning foreign land purchases.

EJ, an economist and data analyst, breaks down contested jobs data and revisions. Julie Kelly, a political reporter, explains a controversial judicial order on deportations and remote hearings. They discuss legal logistics, congressional responses, and surprising labor-market signals in multiple short conversations.

Brendan Stenhauser, founder of SecureAI Now advocating AI safeguards; Rosemary Jenks, immigration activist pushing limits on H-1B/OPT; Kurt Mills, conservative analyst on Iran, Turkey, and regional diplomacy. They debate rapid AI disruption, fears of a powerful 'digital God', threats to white- and blue-collar work, strategies to curb H-1B/OPT pipelines, and diplomatic moves to avoid war in the Middle East.

Tom Emmer, U.S. Representative and lawmaker from Minnesota, offers a concise political perspective. He discusses the drawdown of the Minneapolis metro surge and federal-local cooperation. Short exchanges cover detainee impacts, investigative teams remaining, and the political stakes surrounding the decision.

Jenny Holland, commentator and writer on culture and religion, discusses Catholic trends and European church shifts. Conversation covers a mayor skipping an archbishop's installation, generational tensions between hierarchy and young faithful, Dutch conversion and affiliation trends, a Pew report on Catholic political support, and a viral Rome fresco controversy.