Erik Prince On How WarRoom Arms Viewers To Resist Globalization

In a discussion between Dave Brat and Erik Prince, they explore the failings of current U.S. government policy, particularly under the Biden administration. Prince critiques the government’s inefficiency, pointing to examples such as the response to a North Carolina hurricane, where private sector solutions like Starlink outperformed federal efforts. He warns of “compounding stupidity” in U.S. foreign policy, stating that “our friends are wondering why the United States continues to commit self-immolation.”

Brat supports this sentiment, highlighting the need for a “Jacksonian accountability” to clean out ineffective leadership. He emphasizes that elections must have consequences, advocating for a significant reduction in government size, similar to Elon Musk’s overhaul of Twitter. Prince also stresses the importance of prioritizing Americans over foreign interests, suggesting that peace between Russia and Ukraine could save both lives and money. He concludes by praising Steve Bannon’s leadership in addressing critical issues like immigration, the economy, and military credibility, asserting that the momentum is on their side for restoring American greatness.

Mike Benz And Dave Brat React To Vanity Fair’s Take On WarRoom

Mike Benz and Dave Brat analyzed global politics, U.S. imperialism, and the influence of elites. Benz highlighted Ben Rhodes’ coining of "the blob” to describe Washington’s foreign policy establishment, emphasizing how populism challenges elite control of critical issues, often kept from public debate. “This is what populism from the left or right really means,” Benz explained, urging Americans to see how they are excluded from vital decisions.

Brat echoed this sentiment, criticizing the use of the U.S. financial and military systems to expand global influence at the expense of ordinary Americans: "They don’t want you in the room.” They discussed the ongoing “economic dance,” where the U.S. dollar is pivotal to both global empire-building and military might. Brat also pointed to the intertwining roles of U.S. institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and intelligence agencies in maintaining global control, with Benz noting, "We created a department of dirty tricks” to control foreign governments and boost American economic interests. Together, they stressed the disconnection between the American Empire’s goals and the needs of the American people.

Jack Posobiec: "We Are Nation States First, We Are Not Global Empires.”

In this discussion between Jack Posobiec and Dave Brat, they highlight concerns over globalism, immigration, and the erosion of American values. Posobiec cites a Vanity Fair article by James Pogue, noting an opportunity for leaders to reclaim traditional values, love of country, and a focus on the Heartland. They criticize the left for defending institutions like the CIA and NATO, institutions they once opposed. Brat emphasizes the destabilizing effects of global policies, including immigration and economic manipulation. He argues that mass immigration, facilitated by organizations like Catholic Charities, creates a “shadow job market” that benefits businesses while disadvantaging local workers. The conversation ties these issues to broader globalist strategies, likening them to historical empire-building tactics. Both see Trump as a disruptor to this global order, calling for a return to nation-state sovereignty and decrying the influence of global elites. They also criticize the Federal Reserve’s role in the economic crisis and link it to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, accusing global powers of destabilizing countries to weaken national sovereignty and traditional values.

Lara Logan Calls Out Obama Iran Partner Ben Rhodes For His Vanity Fair Comments

Dave Brat and Lara Logan on War Room, they discussed how globalist elites are behind issues like economic financialization, border invasion, and endless wars. Logan highlighted that the globalists control migration policies, especially through the UN’s 2018 Global Compact on Migration, which removed the term “illegal.” She named figures like Mayorkas, Biden, and Kamala Harris as enablers of open borders and noted the influence of people like Avril Haines and Norm Eisen.

Brat pointed out that critics of Steve Bannon accuse him of wanting to end U.S. dominance globally, yet it is the globalists, including Obama, who push for a multipolar world. Logan added that people like Ben Rhodes, a key Obama propagandist, betrayed the country by empowering enemies like Iran. She described the situation as a "global cult” involving international bodies like the UN, World Economic Forum, and World Health Organization, which are influenced by powerful actors like the CIA and CCP.

They emphasized the need to expose globalist puppets and urged people to recognize that the fight is not just between Republicans and Democrats, but between global elites and the people.

Pastor John K. Amanchukwu Sr: Syncretism Has Invaded The Church

John Amanchukwu expressed deep concern over the tragic loss of life in Ukraine, stating that "a million Ukrainian young boys are dead and made in ditches,” and criticizes the church for not taking responsibility for global issues. He emphasized the need for a worldwide evangelical perspective, mentioning their documentary, “Two Words,” which explores how domestic problems in the U.S. reflect broader global challenges. Amanchukwu argues that nations fall when they reject God, highlighting the urgency of addressing these issues. He said he believes there is still an opportunity to make an impact and called for positive collective action.