Bannon`s War Room

John Fredericks, radio host and grassroots organizer reporting from his Freedom Bus in Iowa. Peter Navarro, economist and former White House official on Trumponomics. John Solomon, investigative journalist covering the FBI and Capitol Hill. They debate the NFL halftime cultural clash, campaign ground vibes in Iowa, FBI January 6 tabletop revelations, homeland security funding fights, and manufacturing, tariffs, and job strategies.

Cleta Mitchell, election law attorney and activist, outlines plans like the SAVE Act and tactics to force Senate debate. Rosemary Jenks, immigration policy activist, pushes pausing mass immigration and probing H-1B abuses. Gord McGee, trucking commentator, reports on foreign drivers and industry practices harming American truckers. Mary Rook, investigative reporter, recounts a contested foreign-backed development and local secrecy concerns.

Sally Grubb, Georgia election activist who testified in post-2020 hearings. Mike Lindell, entrepreneur behind MyPillow and outspoken election integrity advocate with gubernatorial plans. Natasha Owens, conservative singer-songwriter known for rapid counteranthems. They discuss Fulton County struggles, FBI ballot controversies, a rapid AI-made political song, nationalizing the 2026 election, and grassroots organizing.

Arian Agashahi, an Iranian-German policy commentator on migration and public safety. Dr. Nicholas D. Wright, a neuroscientist who studies decision-making in conflict. They discuss how unpredictability and surprise shape high-stakes political strategy. They also examine a violent train attack, debates over immigration and integration in Germany, and how elites frame public safety.

Natalie G. Winters, investigative journalist on protest funding and domestic security. Matt Boyle, national political editor and radio commentator on GOP dynamics. Mark Harris, former congressman and Sharia Free America Caucus founder. They discuss Islamic outreach in NYC and nationwide spread. They debate Texas Senate primary drama, donor influence, polling shocks, and insurgent vs establishment dynamics.

Tej Gill, a military veteran turned entrepreneur and founder of Warpath Coffee. Orren Cass, policy analyst and founder of American Compass who penned a New York Times piece on financial reform. They debate finance as extraction, links between bailouts and concentrated wealth, proposals like transaction taxes and disclosure, and reorienting capital toward industry and national priorities.

James Rosen, Chief Washington correspondent and author, discusses his multi-volume biography of Justice Antonin Scalia. He explores Scalia's originalism and textualism, research stories and his near-unanimous confirmation. Conversation touches on Scalia's influence on Dobbs and legal tradition, then shifts to youth mental health, political legitimacy, and strategies for preserving Western institutions.

Cleo Pascal, geopolitical researcher on Chinese influence in the Pacific, and Matt Brown, Washington state Republican official and local mayor, join a wide-ranging conversation. They discuss election and immigration enforcement debates in Washington, protests and grassroots organizing, Chinese infrastructure and sovereignty risks in the Pacific, and the strategic stakes for U.S. bases and access.

John Guandola, former FBI counterterrorism trainer specializing in Sharia and the Muslim Brotherhood. Sid Miller, three-term Texas Agriculture Commissioner focused on family farms and trade. They discuss threats from the Muslim Brotherhood and Sharia influence. They also cover Texas agriculture policy: trade missions, water and labor pressures, data center impacts, and proposals to protect farms and markets.

Eric Schmitt, U.S. Senator and former state Attorney General advocating tough immigration enforcement. John Solomon, investigative journalist focused on election integrity and national security. Panel commentators on Treasury, gold, crypto, and policy. They spar over no-compromise immigration plans, legal roots of enforcement, Senate strategy and leverage, election integrity bills and foreign intrusions, plus markets and safe-haven assets.