"We’re An Active Combatant In This Conflict” Bannon Calls On Israel To Finish What They Started

Steve Bannon argues that President Trump is wisely exercising caution in responding to the escalating conflict involving Israel and Iran. While Israeli officials are pressuring for U.S. military intervention, Bannon emphasizes that Trump is focused on options that ensure success without dragging America into another failed war like Iraq. He criticizes Israeli leadership for seeking U.S. help without clearly stating the scale or costs upfront, including air defenses and offensive support. Bannon stresses that any military action must be tactically sound, unlike past disasters like Benghazi or the Iran hostage rescue attempt under Carter. He warns against emotional media narratives, likening them to the lies that led to the Iraq War. For Bannon, Trump’s America First stance means ensuring any decision is independently assessed, thoroughly debated, and not manipulated by foreign interests or media. He advocates giving Trump time and intelligence to make a decision that protects U.S. interests above all.

Appeals Court VICTORY: Trump Can Keep Troops In LA, Mike Davis Reports

In a conversation with Steve Bannon, legal expert Mike Davis criticized Judge Charles Breyer for trying to block President Trump from deploying military forces—such as the California National Guard and U.S. Marines—to suppress violent riots and protect federal law enforcement agents like ICE. Breyer, brother of retired Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, claimed this violated the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which restricts domestic use of federal military forces. However, a three-judge Ninth Circuit panel, including an Obama-appointed judge, unanimously overturned Breyer’s ruling, affirming the president’s authority under Article II as commander-in-chief. Davis accused Breyer of judicial overreach and described his actions as "lawless” and politically motivated. The discussion linked modern legal battles to Reconstruction-era laws like the Posse Comitatus Act and Electoral Count Act, arguing that today’s Democrats seek to undermine national sovereignty through election interference and open borders. Bannon praised Davis as a key figure in the legal front of the MAGA movement, and Davis called for appointing a special counsel and committed U.S. attorneys to investigate election-related concerns.

PEACE OF HEAVEN: Church Conference Sets Mission On Rescuing Children From Sex Trafficking, Nicole Nogrady Reports

Steve Bannon and Nicole O’Grady discussed a sold-out, three-day conference at the Church of Glad Tidings in Yuba, California, focused on rescuing children from sex trafficking. The event features speakers like Lara Logan, Craig Sawyer, and Dr. Frank, and is streamed on X and Rumble. O’Grady, performing music throughout the weekend, highlighted efforts to raise $4 million to convert a closed women’s prison into a sanctuary for rescued children. Donations are accepted via peaceofheaven.life; her work is at ladynogrady.com.

Steve Bannon: "If It’s Good Vs. Evil Maybe We Should Be Marching On Beijing”

Steve Bannon reflects on recent economic commentary, noting improvement from figures like Ray Dalio but pointing out confusion around specifics, such as whether $230,000 in national debt applies per person or per household—likely the latter. He compares it to a second mortgage on every American family. Bannon stresses that rising debt and interest payments are now hitting home for everyday Americans through inflation. With $7 trillion in spending and only $5 trillion in revenue, he urges both revenue growth and serious spending cuts.

Kennedy: "The Idea That The Iranians Haven’t Already Acquired A Nuclear Weapon From North Korea Seems Illogical”

Brian Kennedy talked about the likelihood that Iran had already gotten a nuclear weapon from North Korea.

Joe Allen on Future Shock: Massive Data Breach, OpenAI Surveillance, and the Quantum Apocalypse

Joe Allen talked about some of the latest events he has attended adding to his research on AI and Big Tech.