Bannon`s War Room

Joseph Robertson, commentator on religion and politics, and Jenny Holland, British writer on Christian cultural issues, explore St. Patrick’s legacy and Irish devotion. They discuss Germany’s church-exit trends and church tax. John Cleese’s surprising defense of Christian values is highlighted. They preview a Genesis series and examine global clashes over religious freedom and clergy controversy.

Joe Allen, conservative organizer behind the Humans First movement advocating bipartisan AI safeguards. He discusses Meta's liability ruling and what it means for tech accountability. He debates AI duty of care, parental responsibility, and calls for national frameworks and grassroots mobilization. Practical next steps and policy proposals are featured.

Sam Faddis, former intelligence officer and Middle East analyst, offers on-the-ground perspective on regional actors and negotiation challenges. Eric Bolling, political commentator and market analyst, breaks down oil price swings and strategic energy impacts. They discuss US troop deployments, Strait of Hormuz security, naval escorts, and the politics behind oil and regional bargaining.

James O'Keefe, undercover citizen-journalist exposing alleged election fraud on Los Angeles streets. Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell, White House and policy reporter focused on child safety and AI. Neil McCabe, Capitol Hill political correspondent tracking federal battles. They discuss Meta courtroom fallout, kids online safety and AI, TSA/ICE and SAVE Act clashes, and alleged voter fraud recruitment in LA.

An on-air analyst/commentator offers strategic and policy critique of the administration’s handling of the Iran conflict. They discuss claims that Iran agreed to never pursue nuclear weapons. Conversations cover regional leverage via the Strait of Hormuz, military strike options as bargaining tools, troop movements and readiness, and the diplomatic calculus with Gulf states.

Ying Chen, conductor and vice president of Shen Yun, discusses preserving traditional Chinese culture amid CCP harassment. Neil Irwin, Axios macro reporter, examines rising U.S. deficits, entitlement timelines, and fiscal risks. They cover debt service pressure, market triggers for reform, mortgage impacts, AI’s growth role, and dollar geopolitics in a fast-paced fiscal conversation.

Eric Bolling, political and markets commentator who analyzes military moves and energy markets. Kurt Mills, conservative journalist and geopolitical analyst focused on U.S.-Iran policy. They debate military options, deployments and CENTCOM tactics. They examine diplomatic tracks, who Washington might negotiate with, and how oil markets and force majeure claims react to conflict.

Dr. Jeffrey Tucker, writer and policy commentator focused on public-health law and vaccine policy. Tim Estes, AI entrepreneur and organizer for family-centered AI policy. They discuss legal rulings on public-health bodies, pharmaceutical industry power and influence. They also cover AI activism, mobilizing families against tech oligarchs, and strategies for policy change.

Sam Faddis, former intelligence officer who analyzes Middle East strategy, and Eric Bolling, conservative commentator on foreign policy and energy. They discuss Iran’s refusal to back down and risks of regional retaliation. They also cover how a forthcoming Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots could reshape midterm voting rules. Conversations jump between security, energy targets, and election law.

John Solomon, investigative journalist known for intelligence and election reporting. Tyler O'Neil, Daily Signal reporter covering intelligence and conservative issues. Joe Allen, conservative commentator and AI policy advocate. They discuss CIA memos on natalist and parent movements, how intelligence maps target conservatives, and urgent risks from advanced AI, including military use, hallucinations, and calls for strict governance.