Bannon`s War Room

Lynn S. Davenport, Texas education activist focused on school choice and vouchers. Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell, Daily Signal reporter on tech and policy. They discuss the White House four-page AI framework and state preemption risks. They cover child safety provisions, parental controls versus duty of care, and the controversy over Texas vouchers funding Islamic private schools.

Noel Frisch, reporter for National File and conservative commentator, discusses South Carolina politics and the rising primary challenge to Lindsey Graham. They cover polling that shows Graham vulnerable. Conversation highlights campaign strategy, funding, and how informed voters could reshape the race.

John Solomon, investigative journalist known for intelligence and election reporting, provides detailed updates. He discusses evidence of China accessing state voter registration systems. He explains grand jury subpoenas, intelligence transparency battles, potential prosecutions, and how declassification fights could shape political stakes ahead.

Neil McCabe, on-location reporter with live White House/Capitol updates. Cleta Mitchell, conservative election-law attorney advising on Senate procedure. Philip (Patrick), precious-metals commentator offering market and gold analysis. They discuss the SAVE AMERICA Act’s voter ID and federalism clash. Senate floor tactics and hotlining strategy. Market impacts of Middle East tensions and gold as a hedge.

Natalie Winters, investigative commentator on immigration and H-1B impacts, and Tommy Tuberville, Alabama senator and former coach, discuss national security and migration. They debate internal threats, border policy, deportations, and refugee flows. Conversation also covers H-1B visas, UN messaging on Islam, Senate strategy, and political maneuvers tied to wartime concerns.

Dave Yost, Ohio Attorney General fighting Live Nation/Ticketmaster for competition and consumer protection. Mike Davis, conservative commentator on election integrity and policy strategy. They debate the SAVE Act and Senate tactics. They discuss voter ID politics and immigration enforcement. They explain the state antitrust push and possible remedies.

Lindsey Graham, U.S. senator known for national security and foreign policy focus, speaks at length about Iran and recent military actions. He discusses Iran’s nuclear enrichment and strikes aimed at degrading capabilities. He debates constitutional limits, war powers, and strategic goals for the region.

Jack Posobiec, political commentator focused on intelligence and military affairs, joins to break down rising domestic terrorism threats. He spotlights teen homegrown extremists, vetting and immigration security concerns, and tightened protections at houses of worship. Conversations also touch on CIA counterterrorism wins, Strait of Hormuz developments, and strains on naval deployments.

John Solomon, investigative journalist who digs into intelligence documents and alleged foreign interference. Wynton Hall, author focused on AI, China, and national security, discussing his book Code Red. They debate explosive Senate intel hearings, alleged CCP influence and intelligence cover-ups. They also tackle AI as political power, concerns about bias in LLMs, and the stakes of tech firms shaping politics.

Intelligence Committee Commentator, a national security analyst, breaks down cuts at the DNI and risks of foreign election interference. He discusses the elimination of a malign-influence center and what that means for intelligence priorities. The conversation also covers fiery Senate exchanges around Markwayne Mullin's confirmation and the political optics that followed.