Bannon`s War Room
WarRoom Battleground EP 908: Slander And Pedophilia, Both Recieving The Same Sentence
11 Dec 2025
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Chapter 1: What are the implications of Trump's peace plan for Ukraine?
Would you tell us please what you think about Trump's peace plan for Ukraine? Do you think it's fair? I'd rather not comment on it. I haven't read the whole thing. I think unfortunately some parts of it that I have seen make a a huge change in what was for many, many years a true alliance between Europe and the United States.
The remarks that are made about Europe also in interviews recently I think are trying to break apart what I think needs to be a very important alliance today and in the future. So it's a program that President Trump and his advisers put together, and he's the President of the United States, has a right to do that.
It has a number of things in it that I think, while perhaps many people in the United States would be in agreement, I think many others would see things in a different way. This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it.
I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Wednesday 10th of December, Anno Domini 2025. Hanwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's War Room. This is that feature that we do every Wednesday evening when we dig down a little bit into the goings on within Christianity, both evangelicalism and also Catholicism. and how they are affecting the culture and wider politics. We've got something coming up, I think.
We'll do this straight away at the opening of the show with Jenny Holland talking about the phenomenal revival that seems to be taking place with amongst the young in university. Before that, I just want to draw your attention to what we had in the cold open there. We'll be coming to that with Frank Walker a little later on in the show. That's really important.
That's the man widely acclaimed by, I think, 1.2 billion people on the planet as a pope, as a successor to St. Peter clearly stepping up his agitation against the Trump administration as the Trump administration starts to double down and fulfill what I think 83 million Americans have voted for, specifically with regard to tightening of borders. We'll go into that a little more with Frank Walker.
Let's bring both of you onto the show right now. Jenny Holland, Frank Walker. Nice to see you back. Frank, especially you, you've been in our prayers after your injury. I hope you've learned your lesson, Frank Walker. I have always maintained that exercise is very damaging for the health and should be left to the professionals. I hope you've learned your lesson. Yes, I have. Folks, don't...
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Chapter 2: How does the media influence public perception of political figures?
The sentence was suspended for 18 months by a court in Liverpool. It was a jury trial. He was found guilty by a jury of his peers, apparently.
But the tweets in question were accusing a female football commentator, two female football commentators, for being bad at their jobs, one of being a DEI hire, and also making jokes that were obviously sort of hyperbolic and silly comparing these two women to serial killers Fred and Rosemary West.
And he also accused or he also called the very famous radio presenter Jeremy Vine a bike nonce, meaning, you know, It's an insult that refers to a pedophile, but, you know, these again, these are hurdy words. The man was sentenced to six months in prison. The judge's remarks were shocking and appalling.
And interestingly enough, the same judge that sentenced him to six months, 18 months suspended in 2023, sentenced an actual pedophile who pled guilty to possessing sexual abuse images of girls aged three to 10. to the same sentence, six months in prison, 18 months suspended. So there you go. That's the UK for you.
Right. And later on in the show, Jenny, you're going to know you've got two plum stories. I think both on the Daily Telegraph of exactly how bad it is in sort of third rate, third world communist. Can I say, are we allowed to say that now that President Trump has baptised the word for suitable public consumption? But those are two horror stories. We'll have those after the break.
So let's start the show with some good news, which is always nice. And then we'll... As we're doing the good news with Jenny, Frank can be sharpening his blade to stick it firmly in the back of hashtag NotMyPope. Jenny, so let's go to the Washington Post of all newspapers. You are basically our resident expert now on recounting for us all these developments that are taking place on the...
also largely evangelical revival following Charlie Kirk's brutal public martyrdom. And we said right off, you know, the War Room is Real America's voice, very, very clear about this right from the beginning, that there is going to be a revival. The story here in the Washington Post actually refers to that to some extent. Tell us what the situation is here amongst university goers.
Yeah, I mean, I've become your resident expert in good news. I'm always getting the good news stories. So the Washington Post, of all places, is reporting from a series of a group of different universities, the same thing that we've been seeing reported in the New York Post and the free press from San Francisco to New York, even to the UK, all over among Gen Z, an increase in religious belief.
And this article, like most of the others, is very clearly stating that these people, these young people, are looking for meaning and community. This is what is driving them into the arms of God, quite literally. The article itself is sort of a little bit all over the place.
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Chapter 3: What does the recent sentencing of a footballer reveal about free speech in the UK?
Well, I don't really want to comment on it, and I haven't read the whole thing, but... I think that destroying the NATO alliance is really terrible.
The next move, what they're going to do as this peace, because it's well received in Russia, as this peace continues to move forward from Trump, Europe and the left on either side of the pond are going to start to make Trump look like he's lost the war and he's all pro-Russia.
And Leo, of course, you know, the vicar of Blather is all for this cause, just like on our side in the United States, he's fighting immigration and he's fighting ICE and he's fighting what's happening in Venezuela and in the Caribbean. He's just all about the politics. It's so aggressive. It's amazing. Very different from Francis in that respect.
Yeah.
You call him the vicar of Blather. You know what I call all this nonsense that the post-concilia popes push out? I call it papal bull. Yeah. That's a coined, trademarked Hanwellian term. It's papal bull. And I would strongly urge faithful Catholics to pay no attention to it whatsoever.
Just quickly on the Nicaea point, you actually made, I hadn't realized that, the most important group in Orthodoxy is the Ruthen Orthodox Church. I think they've got like a couple of hundred actual sort of Orthodox in Istanbul, right, left over. But it's tiny. I mean, first amongst equals Bartholomew, but really he's got zero followers. The big like 95 followers.
percent of actual practicing Orthodoxy is in Russia, and they're not involved because of political reasons, not of religious reasons. It just shows you how serious they are about their phony ecumenism, right?
Yes, yes. And then there's tremendous growth in the Russian Orthodox Church. No, he's a, I call him a stunt pope. He's a stunt pope. He's there for political purposes. And, you know, this is becoming a regular thing with him. And I think the upside of it, it's a real sign of the advances that Trump's making, that he's actually pushing back. on things that have been there for a long, long time.
Like Leo mentions, this alliance has been going on for a very long time. How could he try to undo it? But really, what Trump is creating is, and it dovetails with what Jenny was talking about, a revival of the Christian roots of Europe and the sovereignty of the European people on both sides of the aisle, and a revival of politics.
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Chapter 4: How does the UK judiciary handle cases involving public figures and social media?
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Welcome back. Well, one of the things that was highlighted in the U.S. national security strategy is the fact that Europe is going to make a very poor ally to the United States if these demographic changes continue to take place. Already, we see France's foreign policy pretty much dictated now by its appeasement towards the Islamic sphere. And that's because most of Paris...
is um is is now of muslim extraction um and france has always been driven in a very particular way by the um by the the cultural dominance of its capital city so as a consequence of that i thought we'd just dig down on a couple of two stories that we actually mentioned on the show with steve
Last night, both on the Daily Telegraph, which indicate indicate the degree to which the UK and the judiciary is bowing down and appeasing the pro invasion establishment. Jenny, let's start off with this one about the the teacher who's been sacked. Or fired, as Americans say. This teacher has been fired as a primary school teacher.
Fired because he told a Muslim child that Britain is a Christian country. And I think the police, the Metropolitan Police, God bless them, even opened an inquiry, a hate crime inquiry against him. Even though the Church of England is the established church of the country. Prince Charles, head of state, head of the Church of England. It is at least officially a Christian country.
That is the official religion of the nation. Saying so is now a hate crime. Tell us more.
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Chapter 5: What trends are emerging among young people regarding faith and spirituality?
Okay, so as we hurdle now towards the end of the show, Frank Walker, you're going to tell us about an interesting article in The Guardian this week, which describes the parallel between the force that evangelicalism is having on US politics, now crossing the Atlantic and starting to have the same effects here in Deceptive Isle. Tell us more.
Well, you know, this is kind of new to me, UK politics. I'm reading about it here. Is there a rise in the religious right? And the Reform Party, they mentioned some people like Danny Kruger, who's a head of policy for the Reform Party, and James Orr, who's an advisor to Nigel Farage, are...
faith, they say devout, more religious and advocating a more religious, more Christian approach to politics. The thing that strikes me about it is that when you think of evangelicals in the UK, it isn't as strong of a force. It isn't as big of a force as the United States. It's about 10% what they call evangelicals in the UK. And they're actually not really that conservative.
Apparently, most of them vote for the left. Not so much for the right. But there's a there's and they mentioned also that Paul Marshall, who runs a GBTV and the Spectator conservative outlets in the in the UK, they're all advocating this new kind of Christian politics. And they're trying to build from what from things like Turning Point USA in the United States.
And what I noticed in a piece that we looked at here a couple months ago, Pete Hegs says evangelical groups are very much active in politics and not apologetic about it. They're just pushing forward in it. And Tommy Robinson comes up in this piece here. Tommy Robinson has beenāhe converted to Christianity in prison. He's the one that's advocated against Islamization.
He's advocating for this new Christian politics, and their protests and their demonstrations are taking more of a Christian attitude to them. And I remember Nigel Farage, the head of the Reform Party, was not so much against the Islamization maybe a few years ago. He's picking it up more. And the point of this whole thing, of this movement, is to sort ofā
move the two things together, the movement against the Islamization of the culture in the UK, and also a pro-Christian politics, as if Christianity needs to fill the gap. Now, this is something that Hilaire Block, 100 years ago, and Chesterton said in the Catholic writers, when Christianity falls and disappears, like we're watching it happen, Islam is going to rise. So this is not a new idea.
But they're thinking that they can harness more of an effective political message if they make their anti-Islamization a pro-Christian and bring back the Christian. But the thing is, where is that going to come from when it's already such a subdued message? A kind of thing in the UK.
And they even mention here that people in the UK, they vote for more social conservative issues if they're evangelicals because they don't figure anything that's not social conservative isn't going to have any traction anyway. They're not going to be able to deal with anything else. So that doesn't seem very positive. I don't think it's negative.
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Chapter 6: How is the revival of Christianity influencing politics in the UK?
That's it. That's the end of the show. Thanks to Will and his superb team at Denver for Real America's Voice. And thanks to Cameron Wallace, our producer. We'll be back next Wednesday. God bless for now.