BANNON: "Israel Is Fully Capable Of Finishing What They Started”

Steve Bannon emphasized the urgency of escalating military actions against Iran’s nuclear capability, urging Israel to act decisively without waiting for U.S. involvement. He criticized the CIA’s influence through media voices like David Ignatius and dismissed any delays as dangerous, calling for immediate commando raids and bombings. Bannon insisted that President Trump’s economic warfare and negotiation strategies remain the only viable alternative. He warned against regime change narratives being pushed under the guise of urgency, encouraging Israel to "finish what you started.” The War Room, he said, continues to support rapid, decisive action over drawn-out entanglements or U.S. intervention.

Posobiec: "There Are Serious Questions As To Whether These Bunker Busters Can Destroy The Facility”

Steve Bannon and Jack Posobiec criticized the media’s war propaganda surrounding Iran, accusing figures like David Ignatius of acting as CIA mouthpieces pushing for regime change. They mocked the urgency narrative as a classic upsell—like a used car salesman—meant to pressure President Trump into military action without strategic patience. Bannon reiterated that only President Trump, the duly elected Commander-in-Chief, holds the authority to decide America’s military moves, not Tel Aviv, Bibi Netanyahu, or media operatives. They warned that proposed strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities are designed to lock the U.S. into an escalation path toward full-scale war. Both emphasized that real change in Iran must come from internal revolution, not foreign-imposed decapitation. Citing historical patterns and failed interventions like Iraq, they cautioned against being manipulated into another quagmire. Bannon underscored Trump’s grand strategy of economic warfare, diplomacy, and optionality over reckless entanglement, labeling the urgency campaign as a trap to override Trump’s America First policy.

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POSOBIEC: "President Trump Alone Is The One Who Will Make These Decisions. Not Tel Aviv, Not Bibi”

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SAM FADDIS: "If You Bomb Fordow, You Don’t End Iran’s Nuclear Program, You Start A War”

In their War Room conversation, Sam Faddis and Dave Brat critically examine the lack of serious debate over U.S. involvement in escalating Middle East conflicts, especially regarding Iran and Israel. Faddis warns that despite Israel’s air superiority, Iran still holds significant missile capabilities and won’t collapse easily. He cautions against naive expectations of regime change, emphasizing the brutal resilience of the Iranian regime. Brat and Faddis stress the danger of rushing into war without public discussion of American casualties. They highlight the historical contrast with WWII’s deliberate planning, warning that emotional rhetoric could lead to unintended escalation and loss of American lives.

President Trump Thwarts Climate Scam CA EV Mandate: Jeff Clark On How MAGA Saved The Auto Industry

Dave Brat interviews Jeff Clark about recent developments concerning California’s aggressive electric vehicle mandates. Clark reveals that President Trump signed three bipartisan Congressional resolutions overriding California’s plan to force EV adoption nationwide by 2035. Clark criticizes the plan as economically disastrous and praises OMB Director Russ Vought’s detailed rebuttal to the GAO’s opposition, asserting Congress acted within its rights. Brat raises concerns about America’s dependence on China for solar and wind technology, highlighting strategic vulnerabilities. Clark emphasizes Trump’s commitment to energy independence, EPA reform, and combating Chinese dominance in critical sectors. He also mentions the “Made in America” initiative within the OMB, aimed at restoring domestic production, especially in pharmaceuticals and energy. Both stress the urgency of dismantling Biden-era green energy policies and reclaiming U.S. sovereignty over manufacturing. The conversation blends legal strategy, economic nationalism, and anti-China policy goals under the MAGA framework.

JENKS: "Democrats Think They Can Control The Violent Left. The LA Riots Proved They Can’t

Dave Brat and Rosemary Jenks, co-founder of the Immigration Accountability Project, analyze the severe impact of illegal immigration and the Biden administration’s policies. Jenks highlights a notable reduction of illegal immigrants recently but stresses the need for sustained deportations and worksite enforcement to prevent the flow from resuming. She criticizes Democratic leaders for supporting violent protests they can’t control, which exacerbate public disorder. Jenks praises Trump’s immigration enforcement efforts, especially the border wall and increased ICE funding, while condemning Republicans who push for amnesty. She underscores how illegal immigration harms American workers by taking entry-level jobs and worsening housing and crime issues. Jenks points out the Biden administration’s blatant disregard for immigration laws, allowing tens of thousands of potentially dangerous individuals to enter the country unchecked. She calls for Congressional action to support enforcement and urges public backing of her organization to push immigration reform forward.