Bannon's War Room: WarRoom Special – US Attack On Iran’s Nuclear Sites; Trump Addresses The Nation

Release Date: June 22, 2025
Host: WarRoom.org
Description: WAR ROOM: Pandemic is the first and most comprehensive program to bring the most up-to-minute information on the news of the day. Stephen K. Bannon brings medical experts, politicians, business leaders, and those on the front lines for a comprehensive look at the latest news from all and provide their insider insights.

1. President Trump's Evening Address (00:00 - 02:52)

The episode opens with a direct address from President Donald Trump, announcing the successful strike against Iran's nuclear facilities. He emphasizes the necessity of this action to eliminate Iran's longstanding threats to the United States and Israel.

Notable Quotes:

• Donald Trump (00:00):

  "Obliterated Iran. The bully of the Middle east must now make peace. If they do not, future attacks will be far greater and a lot easier."

• Donald Trump (01:30):

  "There's no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight. Not even close."

Trump praises key figures involved in the operation, including Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and General Dan Raisin Cain, while underscoring the precision and unprecedented nature of the strike.

2. Initial Reactions and Analysis (02:52 - 08:02)

Matt Boyle begins the discussion by reflecting on Trump's address, suggesting that while it was a strong statement, its open-ended nature might leave some listeners unsettled.

Steve Bannon analyzes the speech, highlighting the presence of Vice President Vance, Secretary Rubio, and Secretary Hegseth during the address. He interprets Trump's message as a clear indication that the US has achieved its objective of disabling Iran's nuclear capabilities and calls for Iran to negotiate a peace deal.

Notable Quotes:

• Steve Bannon (03:20):

  "I think the message to Iran was pretty clear... that Iran's nuclear facilities are a thing of the past."

• Steve Bannon (04:38):

  "If they don't have nuclear enrichment facilities anymore, then there's not much of a disagreement between the two sides."

3. Tactical Details and Military Operations (08:02 - 18:58)

Matt Boyle delves into the specifics of the military operation, questioning the use of 20-30 Tomahawk missiles from US Navy submarines against multiple Iranian facilities, suggesting an expansion beyond the initially intended target.

Steve Bannon discusses the strategic implications, emphasizing the importance of deterring any Iranian retaliation. He notes the presence of US military assets in the Middle East and the potential threats of cyberattacks or sleeper cells in the US.

Notable Quotes:

• Matt Boyle (05:30):

  "They used the Tomahawks. I think there was what, 20 to 30 Tomahawks fired from U.S. navy submarines."

• Steve Bannon (06:50):

  "There are still American bases and military assets and frankly civilians throughout the Middle east and here too in the United States."

4. Congressional Reactions and Public Sentiment (08:58 - 14:14)

Steve Bannon shares insights from conversations with congressional leaders, indicating broad support for Trump's actions among Republicans. However, he expresses concerns about the potential for prolonged conflict if the situation escalates.

Matt Boyle highlights the divided opinions among the American public, especially younger demographics, and underscores the importance of effectively communicating the reasons behind the military action to maintain support.

Notable Quotes:

• Steve Bannon (09:08):

  "They're very supportive across the board. I kind of told them, I'm like, I think that if this is it, then I think people will be pretty supportive of that."

• Matt Boyle (12:19):

  "It's either a tactical strike. We did it. And now it's bbs. This is what I was concerned about."

5. Battle Damage Assessment and Future Implications (14:14 - 30:10)

The conversation shifts focus to the upcoming battle damage assessment (BDA) scheduled for 8:00 AM the following day. Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon discuss what to expect from the BDA, expressing skepticism about Iranian claims of minimal damage and emphasizing the need for concrete evidence to verify the success of the strike.

Notable Quotes:

• Jack Posobiec (25:45):

  "If Iran's saying that there was no real damage done to these sites... show us the sites, show us the centrifuges."

• Steve Bannon (27:31):

  "We'll see if this ends up being it and this ends up being just like the Soleimani strike and it's a very targeted thing and then we're moving on."

6. Regional and International Reactions (30:10 - 37:44)

David Zier provides updates from the White House, addressing concerns about potential retaliatory attacks and the stability of the region. He mentions Iran's condemnation of the strikes and the broader geopolitical implications, including Russia's stance on Ukraine amidst escalating tensions.

Matt Boyle discusses Iran's information warfare tactics, noting their attempts to downplay the damage and continue their nuclear pursuits. He emphasizes the risk of escalating into a prolonged conflict if Iran chooses to retaliate.

Notable Quotes:

• David Zier (31:48):

  "Israel was striking those plants, and at the Tanz, they destroyed like 16,000 centrifuges."

• Matt Boyle (34:11):

  "This is how you get sucked into this, right? This is how you not focus on Los Angeles. This is how you don't focus on sanctuary cities."

7. Closing Remarks and Looking Ahead (37:44 - 45:24)

In the final segment, Jack Posobiec and Brian Glenn discuss the broader implications of the strike on Sunni-Shia dynamics in the Middle East and the potential for strengthening Sunni alliances against Iran. They stress the importance of observing the outcomes of the BDA and remaining vigilant against misinformation.

David Zier reiterates the significance of the day, expressing hope that the situation does not escalate further and that regional stability is maintained.

Notable Quotes:

• Jack Posobiec (38:31):

  "The Arab nations are no friends of Persia, they're no friends of Iran."

• Brian Glenn (42:35):

  "I trust President Trump that he knows exactly what he's doing, he's got the intel and he'll do what's best for the American people."

• David Zier (44:22):

  "I hope that things don't escalate. I hope the other regions in the area remain stable."

Conclusion

This episode of Bannon's War Room provides a comprehensive analysis of the United States' recent military actions against Iran's nuclear facilities, President Trump's strategic communications, and the potential ramifications for both domestic and international landscapes. The discussions highlight the delicate balance between demonstrating military prowess and avoiding an extended conflict, emphasizing the need for clear communication and thorough assessment of the operations' outcomes.

Stay Tuned: The podcast anticipates the morning's battle damage assessment, which is expected to shed more light on the effectiveness of the strike and influence the subsequent geopolitical developments.

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