Bannon`s War Room

Heated Senate clashes over the SAVE Act and voter ID burdens take center stage. Intense debate over the filibuster and whether to change Senate norms unfolds. Discussion of global flashpoints like the Strait of Hormuz and NATO’s role. A resignation tied to Iran war concerns adds controversy. Conversations about election verification, Oklahoma’s procedures, and political strategy round out the show.

Cleta Mitchell, election lawyer who focuses on voter-roll and ballot litigation, and Mike Davis, conservative activist with Article III Project, debate the Senate fight over the SAVE Act. They outline the bill’s voter ID and citizenship proof measures. They discuss Senate procedure, filibuster strategy, grassroots pressure, linking the bill to funding, and stirring activist action.

Shannon Everett, trucking industry advocate focused on commercial driver licensing and enforcement. Jenny Beth Martin, Tea Party Patriots co-founder mobilizing grassroots action for the Save America Act. They discuss Senate procedures around the SAVE Act, tactics to fill the amendment tree, where to find action resources, and controversies over non‑domiciled CDLs and revoking unlawfully issued licenses.

Senator John Thune, Senate Republican floor voice, outlines the SAVE Act’s provisions and legislative strategy. John Solomon, investigative journalist, discusses declassified intel and alleged foreign access to U.S. voter data. They debate election rules, national security, troop deployments, and claims about intelligence suppression in a fast-paced political roundup.

Joe Allen, founder of the Humans First movement and AI policy advocate, warns about tech money, political influence, and AI in schools. He covers PAC funding, data center and defense risks, claims of machine sentience, and the danger of human cognitive decline from AI dependence. Short calls-to-action on parental controls and political organizing are also discussed.

Chip Roy, a Texas congressman running for attorney general, outlines the SAVE Act and his plan to use AG powers to challenge immigration and NGOs. Liz Hoffman, a defense and finance reporter, explains Pentagon plans to recruit bankers for a $200B-plus defense investment unit. They debate government-directed investing, economic warfare tools, China comparisons, and how capital markets can be used in conflict.

Jenny Beth Martin, Tea Party Patriots leader mobilizing grassroots action for the SAVE America Act. Cleta Mitchell, election law attorney offering legal takes on Fulton County and record seizures. John Solomon, investigative journalist reporting alleged voter-database infiltrations and county probes. Luke Goldstein, reporter on corporate power explaining Live Nation and Ticketmaster antitrust fights. They discuss settlements, investigations, and mobilization.

Eric Bolling, conservative media commentator and energy market analyst. Captain James Fennell, former naval officer and CENTCOM strategist. Jack Posobiec, political commentator and on-the-ground reporter. They discuss oil price moves and supply risks, naval and ISR strategies versus Iran, tanker escort and mine warfare history, and how military action reshapes regional balance and energy policy.

Andy Cooney, Irish singer promoting his Irish Celebration tour, shares St. Patrick's Day music and traditions. Michael Walsh, author exploring historical and religious warfare, previews his book The Wrath of God and discusses historical patterns of Islamic conquests. They touch on migration, modern security concerns, and cultural-political impacts in short, spirited conversations.

Jack Posobiec, political commentator known for rapid on-air analysis. Sam Faddis, former intelligence officer specializing in Middle East and counterintelligence. They discuss shifting centers of gravity in the Iran conflict. They cover conventional strikes versus asymmetric responses. They examine risks to oil routes, allied hesitation, and potential strategic moves around Karg Island and export infrastructure.