Warmongers Spent Over A Year Building The Case For Iraq, This Time They’re Trying It In Under 2 Weeks

Steve Bannon and Sean Davis discuss the rushed push to drag the U.S. into a war with Iran, warning the media and neocon war hawks are trying to entangle President Trump—who remains in office—in a costly regime change operation. They highlight how the sudden attack on Iran’s military leadership was intended to force U.S. involvement but lacks clear public justification. Bannon stresses the importance of honesty with the American people, warning that previous wars, like Iraq, were sold under pretenses. Both caution that Trump wisely considers diplomatic alternatives to avoid another endless Middle East conflict.

Steve Bannon: "That Type Of Infantile Cheering Is What Led To Section 60 At Arlington Cemetery”

Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon analyze escalating war rhetoric surrounding the Middle East, praising President Trump for resisting pressure to rush into conflict. Davis criticizes the media and political class for pushing regime change, likening it to a sped-up version of the Iraq War propaganda campaign, driven by bots and hysteria on social media. Bannon highlights Trump’s calm, measured approach, emphasizing his desire for diplomacy over war. Both agree there’s a coordinated effort to provoke chaos and emotional decision-making, but assert Trump’s experience and patience are crucial in preventing another unnecessary conflict.

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Posobiec: "Israel Is Now Banking On Someone Else Stepping In And Finishing Their Job”

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Democrat PANIC: David Drucker Reports On Working-Class Hispanic Men Turning Away From Party

David Drucker and Steve Bannon discussed how President Donald Trump is thoughtfully handling the current crisis, focusing on coercive diplomacy rather than rushing into war. Drucker highlighted a significant political shift: working-class Black men are increasingly attracted to the MAGA movement, driven by concerns over inflation, public safety, and border security—issues Democrats have largely ignored. Trump’s pragmatic focus on these core voter concerns contrasts with Democrats’ emphasis on cultural issues, causing a coalition shift. Drucker also noted internal Democratic efforts to realign with voters but questioned their effectiveness. Trump’s broad, less ideological appeal continues to reshape the political landscape ahead of future elections.

Jones On Iran: "Regime Change Would Spiral Into A Quagmire Russia And China Are Ready To Exploit

Steve Bannon and Alex Jones discussed the evolving U.S. strategy on Iran and the risks of a direct military strike. They noted President Trump’s recent decision to pause aggressive moves after receiving intelligence warnings from top generals advising against a swift attack, which could escalate into a wider war. The conversation highlighted Iran’s nuclear capabilities, with both asserting that Iran likely already possesses nuclear material and possibly assembled bombs, though spread across multiple sites to avoid easy destruction. They warned that attacking Iran risks triggering a nuclear conflict involving multiple global powers, including Russia, China, Pakistan, and potentially igniting broader regional wars.

Bannon and Jones also stressed the economic impact of conflict, especially oil price spikes that would derail Trump’s recovery plans. They emphasized the importance of controlling energy costs to stabilize the economy and push back against globalist agendas. Both urged President Trump to carefully consider the intelligence and avoid hasty military action that could lead to catastrophic global consequences. The discussion closed with Jones urging prudence and patience, warning that reckless war could spell disaster not just for America, but for the entire world.