Campus Violence Official Coverup: What Brown, Savannah, and the FBI Aren’t Answering

Campus violence official coverup is now the central question as authorities stonewall, contradict themselves, and mock the public following the Brown University shooting and the Savannah acid attack on a Christian woman.

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This clip aired on WarRoom’s morning show on December 17, 2025. Transcript begins below (lightly edited for clarity; may contain minor errors).

STEVE BANNON (HOST): I’ve got Poso and Caroline Wren. I’m going to start with you. Let’s go back to the whole thing. What happened yesterday afternoon? You didn’t have enough time in the show because we played it all and then we went to John Solomon. I want to go through the afternoon we spent. What was going on? What’s happening here? This thing, there’s something not right with this. Jesse nailed it. What do you got?

JACK POSOBIEC (GUEST): Steve, you know how to talk to media. You’ve got nobody up there, so this is amazing. First they say, we need the people to reach out and give us tips. We need the people to send in your information and everything. So people send in information.

They say, what about this? What about this? What’s going on here? And then they start yelling at you, hectoring you, saying don’t come out.

You’ve got the police chief. He’s a migrant from Colombia. He doesn’t even speak English half the time. He switches over. He’s giving a press conference to the United States of America. You need to speak in English so that people can understand you when your sons and daughters go to your campus and are murdered in cold blood.

And so, no, you don’t get to sit there and talk about how woke you are, how DEI you are.

And see, there are people now who have come out and pointed out, and you’ve got Sundance. Steve, you remember Sundance over at Conservative Treehouse.

STEVE BANNON (HOST): He’s great, Conservative Treehouse. Yep.

JACK POSOBIEC (GUEST): Well, he’s got this. Providence, Rhode Island, was a sanctuary city. They went in and they put out these statements when ICE started their raids and said, oh, we’re going to look at ways to help the poor migrants, help the poor people that are here, not cooperate with ICE, not cooperate with ICE, not cooperate with federal officials.

And Sundance had a theory. He said, what if they turned the cameras off because they didn’t want to help the ICE raids? That’s the Sundance theory from Conservative Treehouse. (Read Brown University Received a Letter from 34 Human Rights Groups in August Requesting They Disable Their CCTV System – The Last Refuge)

Everybody’s asking these questions. What is happening? The police chief says, we’ve given you video from the inside. That reporter had to point out, actually, it was from the outside. He said, well, outside and inside. Get your story straight. They can’t do it.

And this is what happens when you’ve got good people like Ella Cook, who are dead right before Christmas. Angry liberals screaming at people who just want to know what happened on their campus, when, oh, by the way, there’s an active shooter on the loose.

And I’m sorry, Steve, but I don’t see anybody up there from Providence, from Brown University, which runs Providence. And I’m going to say it. The FBI does not seem to be taking it seriously, or at least not putting its best foot forward on it.

STEVE BANNON (HOST): Poso, the mayor is mocking us. Officials are mocking us. You’ve had a Christian woman with acid thrown in her face, a classic attack mode of Islamists in sub Saharan Africa, in the Middle East, and South Asia. And they’re taking it so seriously, they’re mocking people who are concerned about this.

JACK POSOBIEC (GUEST): Yes. You’ve got this Democrat mayor of Savannah down there. And someone had posted up, I can’t believe this is happening. And Post Millennial has the story, so go over to Post Millennial right now.

You see this beautiful Christian woman walking through Forsyth Park, just one of the most beautiful parks in all the South. Everyone knows it, of course, from the iconic Forrest Gump movie, with Tom Hanks sitting there on the bench.

Just a couple blocks up from where General Pulaski is buried, where I go every time I’m in Savannah. It’s one of the most beautiful cities in all the South. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is the most beautiful city in the South. And I say that as a northerner.

Well, you get Mayor Van Johnson. He goes up and he’s up there saying, someone saying, have you ever been there? Have you ever contacted the victim or promised on behalf of Savannah to support her ongoing recovery?

Great photo shoot and tenderhearted words, but what are you actually doing?

So the mayors of Savannah, the people of Savannah are saying, Mr. Mayor, what are you doing? Mayor Johnson, Mayor Van Johnson, what are you doing to keep us safe?

His response, maybe you should take a nap. Maybe you should take a nap.

That’s his response when a Christian woman had her face chemically burned off by an assailant in Forsyth Park there in Savannah, on his watch. He says, maybe take a nap, when her face, she’s in the hospital, Steve. It’s sick.

Go look at The Lost Generation | Compact. It’s Christians, it’s white people, and it is open season. It is open season on Christian white people across the West right now. And you’ve got mayors like this who laugh about it. They mock you when your daughter gets her face burned off in the park.