The first hour of the WarRoom broadcast opens with host Steve Bannon interviewing investigative journalist Julie Kelly about potential legal actions against former FBI Director James Comey. Kelly details how Comey may face indictment for perjury related to his 2020 Senate testimony on the origins of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. She explains that Comey allegedly lied about not sharing memos from private meetings with President Trump, particularly one leaked to the New York Times via his friend Daniel Richman, concerning the Michael Flynn probe. Kelly criticizes the DOJ’s Inspector General report for downplaying the issue and highlights Comey’s role in abusing power against Trump and his supporters, including J6 defendants. Bannon expresses frustration over the statute of limitations expiring soon (in about 10 days) and calls for swift action, labeling Comey a criminal who deserves decades in prison.

Kelly agrees, noting the interconnected web of Obama-era DOJ officials like Jack Smith pursuing Trump.The discussion shifts to broader themes of institutional corruption. Bannon and Kelly lament the lack of accountability for figures like John Brennan and Clapper, urging a “maximalist strategy” to seize and purge institutions like the DOJ and FBI. They criticize Republican inaction, such as failing to impeach judges in D.C. courts who handled J6 cases and Trump-related matters, like Judge Beryl Howell. Kelly points out how these judges enabled jurisdictional manipulations in Trump’s indictments. Bannon warns that the deep state views Trump as a temporary “summer storm” and plans to outlast him, emphasizing the need for urgent purges to prevent future retaliation against MAGA supporters.

The show then features Harmeet Dhillon discussing Trump’s designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization via executive order. Dhillon describes Antifa as a paramilitary, loosely organized network with cells, national leaders, and Marxist roots from Europe, akin to Black Bloc. She praises the move as overdue, noting Antifa’s violence against ICE facilities and calls for federal resources to combat it.

Bannon references his film “Occupy Unmasked,” linking Occupy Wall Street to Antifa’s U.S. foothold.

Next, Congressman Jim Jordan joins by phone to discuss YouTube’s announcement reinstating banned channels related to COVID-19 and 2020 election content, following his subcommittee’s subpoena of Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai. Jordan highlights similarities to Facebook’s censorship of Hunter Biden’s laptop and lab-leak theories, which was reportedly pressured by the Biden administration. He views it as a win against big tech’s suppression of conservative voices.

Chris Pavlovski, CEO of Rumble, elaborates on big tech censorship, arguing that YouTube’s report overlooks pre-Biden interference in 2020, such as banning conservatives in October to suppress election-related content, including the Hunter Biden laptop story. He cites examples like those of Dan Bongino and Devin Nunes, who faced shadow bans or removals, calling it election interference. Pavlovski contrasts Rumble’s resistance to government demands (e.g., from Brazil and France) with big tech’s capitulation, urging conservatives to build on “rock” platforms like Rumble.

The hour touches on climate policy, with mentions of California’s resistance to Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Accord, and broader grievances against the deep state. Bannon promotes sponsors briefly but focuses on urgency in fighting institutional corruption.

He speculates on Trump’s lawsuits against media like ABC as “authoritarianism by lawsuit,” differing from traditional suppression, and notes Democrats’ 41 lawsuits against Trump. The segment ends with frustration over delayed justice and calls for aggressive action to dismantle the administrative state before it’s too late.

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The second hour of WarRoom, hosted by Ben Harnwell, focuses on the spiritual and cultural aftermath of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination on September 10, 2025, framing it as a catalyst for Christian revival amid escalating good-vs-evil battles. Skipping voice-overs and commercials, the content centers on interviews with Jenny Holland, Frank Walker, and Liz Yore, synthesizing media reports, church data, and theological reflections.

Harnwell opens by reflecting on Kirk’s murder at Utah Valley University, which drew global grief and unexpected momentum for revival. He introduces Jenny Holland to discuss a Daily Telegraph article on a UK Christian resurgence fueled by Kirk’s death. Holland highlights Bible Society stats: monthly church attendance among 18-24-year-olds rose from 4% in 2018 to 16% in 2025, and 25-34-year-olds from 13% to a similar uptick, primarily evangelicals.

Young congregants credit Kirk’s teachings on traditional marriage and gender roles; a young man lamented not knowing “how to be a man” or relate to women, while a woman praised Kirk for positively envisioning manhood and womanhood. Holland critiques secular liberalism’s failure to provide foundational societal modeling, noting the article’s biased “Christian nationalism” label as a progressive cudgel against MAGA. She contrasts this with a chilling Jezebel piece from September 8, where a writer satirically paid Etsy witches for hexes on Kirk—wishing minor annoyances like zits or teleprompter failures to celebrate “feminist power.” Posted days before the murder (with the witch predicting results in 2-3 weeks), it was retracted post-assassination with a disclaimer, but Holland sees its casual cruelty as emblematic of nihilistic progressivism.

Harnwell synthesizes: the revival—especially among young men in evangelical and positive churches—signals Holy Spirit momentum, but institutions like the Church of England risk alienating newcomers with progressive elements (e.g., “lesbian vicars with green hair”). The polar opposite of Etsy curses exposes satanic influences, galvanizing youth away from “demonic energy” liberalism toward Christianity. He notes no Democratic condemnation of such behavior, leaving churches as the sole refuge. Holland shares her path from secular horrors (like gender ideology) to faith, echoing Kirk’s appeal. Harnwell reads from a video on Christianity’s societal gifts—meaning, purpose, relationships—tying it to Kirk’s bunk-bed ethos of family and revival.

Shifting to Pope Leo XIV’s contradictions, Frank Walker joins to praise Trump’s UN speech as an “anti-Leo” antithesis. Trump mocked climate alarmism (e.g., rebranding coal as “clean morning mode”), immigration’s costs (overruns hitting $5 million, high foreign-born jail populations), and globalist hypocrisy (Europe’s carbon virtue signaling amid joblessness). Walker lauds Trump’s defense of religious liberty, Christianity, and traditions against “seamless garment” Catholicism’s death cult—prioritizing abortion and open borders over justice for victims of trafficking (300,000 lost children). He notes pushback from pro-abortion bishops like those tied to Dick Durbin, signaling an awakening to Leo’s modernist globalism (e.g., funding climate centers while ignoring poverty). Walker predicts American Catholics will flock to “Charlie Kirk Protestants” over liberation theology from Rome, as Trump embodies gospel values more than the Vatican.

Liz Yore closes, dubbing it the “Charlie effect”: Trump’s “bandit beast mode” at the UN echoed Kirk’s fearlessness, while U.S. bishops defy globalist ideology, calling out pro-abort accolades. Kirk, nearly Catholic, critiqued church failures on abortion; his widow Erica’s forgiveness exemplifies submission to God’s will. Yore sees bishops’ prophecies fulfilled, with Kirk’s martyrdom igniting gospel courage worldwide—overcoming evil through daily cross-bearing discipleship. Harnwell agrees, urging churches to engage Satan’s overt manifestations, positioning September 10 as history’s divide toward Christian civilization.

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