Bannon`s War Room

Kurt Mills, conservative foreign policy commentator on Middle East dynamics and Iran. E.J., economist who criticizes BLS methods and labor data. They discuss a contentious hearing over Pam Bondi, alleged BLS job-count errors and large revisions, market reaction to jobs and trade data, regional limits on action against Iran, and foreign-trained protest tactics influencing domestic unrest.

Sheila Matha, behavioral health advocate with AbleChild, raises concerns about psychiatric drugs and transgender-related factors in the British Columbia massacre. Peter Navarro, economist and former White House trade adviser, analyzes manufacturing, tariffs, jobs data and their political implications. They discuss motives, toxicology transparency, economic indicators, and connections to upcoming political contests.

James Johnson, pollster at JL Partners, gives quick data-driven context on the Texas Senate primary. Eric Prince, private security entrepreneur with conflict-zone experience, breaks down cartel drone threats and border security. They discuss El Paso airspace shutdown, drone interdiction strategies, and how polling and messaging shape Texas primary dynamics.

Scott Walter, president of Capital Research, warns about foreign funding shaping U.S. nonprofits. John Solomon, investigative journalist, reports alleged irregularities and FBI findings in Fulton County counting. Tommy Tuberville, U.S. senator and former coach, pushes the SAVE Act and debates legislative strategy and immigration concerns. They debate election integrity, foreign influence, and national security.

Nassar, former Muslim activist who runs LegalizeApostasy to support ex-Muslims and persecuted Christians, shares shocking testimony about assault and UK police failures. Brenda Platt, North Texas precinct leader and grassroots organizer, breaks down county politics, the fight over Sharia-related ballot measures, establishment vs grassroots funding, and local strategies to mobilize conservative voters.

Rosemary Jenks, director at the Immigration Accountability Project and immigration policy advocate. She outlines the looming SAVE Act vote, what DHS funding fights mean for ICE operations, and concerns about H‑1B visas hurting American workers. Short, direct takes on how these policy battles intersect with farming labor, enforcement funding, and congressional action.

James Rosen, journalist and Scalia biographer, discusses the late justice's textualist legacy and Nixon-era deep state reporting. Mike Davis, political commentator and policy advocate, analyzes election rule fights, immigration enforcement, and legal strategy on Capitol Hill. They cover voter integrity debates, lawfare claims, and new Nixon file revelations in a fast-paced conversation.

Nassar Hussain, a Christian convert from Islam who survived persecution and apostasy threats, shares his personal story. Chris Russo, founder of Texans for Strong Borders and immigration policy advocate, discusses polling and Texas border politics. They talk about freezing H-1B petitions, Sharia prohibition efforts in Texas, voter priorities on border security, and state legislative timing.

Mike Lindell, entrepreneur and political candidate running for Minnesota governor. Mark Serrano, TV pollster and media strategist with Real America’s Voice. They riff on the alternative halftime show's record viewership. They discuss media distribution, Latino outreach and NFL strategy. They debate migration, city security and grassroots organizing.

Dave Bratt, political commentator known for rebutting media narratives on religion and politics. Conversation covers Japan’s landslide win and its geostrategic implications. They discuss Beijing’s economic pressure and Japan rearming. Debate turns to media framing of evangelicals and how political identity intersects with faith.