CAPUTO: Iran’s Missile Program Was Starting To Progress A Lot Faster Than Is Comfortable For Israel

Steve Bannon and Axios reporter Mark Caputo analyzed the intelligence and geopolitical dynamics driving President Trump’s hesitancy to engage in war with Iran. Caputo revealed that the CIA, not new data but a fresh assessment, indicated rising threats from Iran’s nuclear and missile advancements. The intelligence, reportedly 80% aligned with Israel’s Mossad, influenced Trump’s inner circle and justified urgency. Bannon compared the moment to "a bridge too far,” suggesting the U.S. risks being pulled into Israel’s strategic slipstream. Caputo added that Israel, while tactically successful in degrading proxies, lacks the capability to finish the job without U.S. intervention—specifically, bunker-busting airpower. Trump, torn between avoiding war and asserting deterrence, is reportedly seeking more input. Bannon praised Caputo’s reporting as critical in exposing how Trump is being cornered into action. The conversation concluded that this could mark a pivotal weekend in what many already see as the unfolding of World War

LATEST: President Trump Has Deployed B-2 Stealth Bombers, Jack Posobiec Reports

Jack Posobiec reported that B-2 stealth bombers, capable of carrying bunker-busting munitions, are being deployed toward Guam, signaling a serious escalation in U.S. military readiness against Iran. He suggested President Trump is preparing options, ratcheting up pressure without committing to immediate strikes. Posobiec questioned the urgency behind Israel’s surprise attack, hinting at internal political motives from Prime Minister Netanyahu, who narrowly survived a leadership crisis. He also emphasized the conflicting intelligence timelines and skepticism among Israeli security officials. Posobiec stressed the need for a sober, public conversation about the true motivations behind this sudden march toward potential war.

"Our Buddies In The Gulf Emirates Are Not With Us.” Steve Bannon BLASTS Boomers’ War Reflex

Steve Bannon continues to double down on his call for non-intervention in the Israel-Iran conflict.

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Steve Bannon: "I’m Not So Sure How You Divide The CIA Intelligence From Mossad

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PRINCE: "The Israeli’s Should Have Developed Bunker Busters Themselves”

Erik Prince warned that the U.S. should not allow itself to be dragged into Israel’s fight with Iran, calling it "not our party.” He emphasized that Israel has the technical means to conduct its own targeted strikes without U.S. involvement. Prince criticized past U.S. failures in Middle East nation-building and rejected regime change efforts. While a limited strike might be acceptable, deploying American forces would be a mistake. Most veterans he speaks with oppose further entanglement, citing wars fought without the intent to win. Prince urged President Trump to resist political pressure and avoid committing American lives to another endless conflict.