Bannon's War Room - Episode 5206： Iran Continues To Lay Mines In The Strait Of Hormuz; AI Exceeds Cognitive Versatility

00:00:00.000 This new video of what the Pentagon says are strikes on multiple Iranian naval vessels,

00:00:04.920 including 16 mine layers near the Strait of Hormuz.

00:00:09.120 CNN is reporting that Iran has begun laying mines in the strait.

00:00:13.080 That's according to two people familiar with U.S. intelligence reporting on the issue.

00:00:17.460 The video released a few hours after President Trump posted on social media,

00:00:21.140 quote, if for any reason mines were placed and they are not removed forthwith,

00:00:25.300 the military consequences to Iran will be at a level never never seen before.

00:00:30.880 The chokehold that Iran continues to have over the Strait of Hormuz sent the average price of 0.99

00:00:34.660 gas here in the U.S. to three dollars and fifty four cents a gallon. That's up 56 cents from

00:00:40.380 before the war. Now, earlier today, the Pentagon announced this would be the most intense day of

00:00:45.460 strikes inside Iran. Those were their words that seemed to stand in contrast with President Trump's

00:00:51.140 announcement last night that the war or as he called it excursion would be over a quote very

00:00:55.940 soon. Do you think the president is going to look for an off rant or keep going?

00:01:04.720 Well, I think that he's achieved his objectives the way that he's laid them out. And you just put

00:01:08.700 it beautifully, Jesse. I mean, what is there really that's left to do that we haven't already

00:01:12.760 done? I mean, we have demonstrated to the world and anybody who's watching, by the way, that we

00:01:16.960 have overwhelming military superiority and we know how to use it. We have totally destroyed

00:01:22.520 forever their nuclear program. We have destroyed their ballistic missiles. We have destroyed their 0.94

00:01:27.580 Navy. I mean, this has been a total success in whatever it's been, 11 days. And I thought the

00:01:33.780 president's remarks last night that he could declare victory today and it would be a 100%

00:01:38.700 victory. I think it's true. I think we ought to say to our heroes, thank you for a job well done.

00:01:43.560 This has been absolutely amazing.

00:01:45.700 It's been astounding.

00:01:46.620 It's been historic.

00:01:47.880 And now it's time to declare victory.

00:01:49.760 Now, President Trump, thank God he was there.

00:01:52.580 He's the right guy at the right time.

00:01:54.140 And when he heard they were that close to 10 weapons, he acted.

00:01:59.780 And you know what?

00:02:00.400 When this is over, we're going to obliterate their nuclear program, and there's going to be a new dawn in the Mideast. 0.99

00:02:06.240 President Trump, you did the right thing.

00:02:08.060 God bless you.

00:02:08.700 And Steve and Jared, you literally saved the world from terrorism.

00:02:11.940 destroyed some of those Iranian mine-laying ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

00:02:16.880 Natasha, what more are you learning about the apparent destruction of those ships?

00:02:23.300 Yeah, Anderson, so U.S. Central Command, along with the president and the secretary of defense,

00:02:27.600 they began saying earlier today that the U.S. has begun taking aggressive steps to try

00:02:31.860 to sink these Iranian vessels that are believed to be mine layers in the Strait of Hormuz.

00:02:37.700 And that reaction started coming out in response to reports, including ours, that Iran has, in fact, begun laying some mines in the strait.

00:02:46.140 And we should note that, according to our sources, this is not extensive mine laying at this point, a couple dozen in the last several days at most, according to one of the sources.

00:02:55.940 But Iran still retains roughly 80 to 90 percent of those small boats and mine layers that it uses to lay these mines, according to one of the sources.

00:03:05.960 and therefore it could feasibly continue to do so and lay hundreds of mines in the coming days.

00:03:11.220 Now, President Trump has said that there are going to be serious military consequences for Iran writ large

00:03:16.080 if they don't take steps to actually remove these mines.

00:03:19.960 But the U.S. military also said today that they have destroyed about 16 of these mine-laying vessels.

00:03:26.040 Of course, these are very small vessels operated by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

00:03:31.860 They can go undetected.

00:03:34.040 It is very difficult right now for ships to transit the Strait of Hormuz, including the U.S. military,

00:03:40.020 because not only of these mines, but also because Iran is attacking ships that transit there with drones.

00:03:45.580 So it's a very fraught situation that, of course, has led to a ton of uncertainty in the global oil markets,

00:03:50.960 given that this is such a key passageway for global oil production.

00:04:04.040 you you worry about gas prices let me tell you what the world would be like if iran had 10 nuclear

00:04:31.640 weapons. It would be miserable. They'd hold us all hostage. Why wouldn't the U.S. want a civil war

00:04:37.180 in Iran? Look, so for Israel, it's very clear what they want is to destroy the Islamic Republic in 0.83

00:04:44.360 every sense. And you can watch their bombing campaign. They're going after the leadership,

00:04:48.140 leadership compounds, military headquarters, but even police. You know, they want an Iranian 1.00

00:04:54.100 state that can't function much in the way that what happened to Syria for 10 years, Syria,

00:04:59.320 mired in civil war, actually helped Israel. One more enemy taken off the board, one more adversary

00:05:04.440 you don't have to worry about. But the United States has huge interests in the Middle East

00:05:09.560 for peace and stability and, you know, the coexistence to a certain extent among the Sunni

00:05:16.040 and the Shia. The idea of an Iran that collapses into civil war with Shia militias running around 0.94

00:05:21.460 with nuclear material, nuclear material, exactly dirty bombs that could be made. You know, it's bad

00:05:26.120 for Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf allies of the United States who want free flow of

00:05:31.120 oil. You know, the United States' objectives are peace, stability, economic integration,

00:05:35.620 free flow of oil.

00:05:56.120 Right. I mean, I just asked because you described it as a hiccup, the gas prices and the change

00:06:18.040 in the oil market that we're seeing. I mean, if they're lifting sanctions on Russia, clearly

00:06:21.960 they're worried it could last longer than just a brief period, don't you think?

00:06:25.420 I don't, Caitlin. I think you're really reaching here. I think just as quickly as we took those

00:06:31.180 sanctions away, we can put them back on. So I think, again, it's one day at a time. You live

00:06:36.500 in this little ivory tower here. I don't think that you're dealing with the real world that

00:06:41.080 President Trump has. We don't know when the war is going to be over. We don't know when the

00:06:44.920 sanctions should go back on. But I think the president on a day-to-day basis is trying to

00:06:49.720 do what he thinks is best for Americans. I'm asking you about gas prices that Americans are paying

00:06:53.420 that are extremely high and having wild swings in part because of the war with iran that the

00:06:59.640 president started right so so again freedom is not free americans are going to have to make some

00:07:05.800 sacrifices but we're operating from a point of strength isn't it great that compared when i was

00:07:10.240 growing up in the 70s we were so dependent upon middle east oil but now we're the largest producer

00:07:14.860 of oil in the world that we're the second biggest exporter of oil in the world so we're not going to

00:07:19.560 be shut out economically from this. We at least have the oil here. Yes, it's a worldwide commodity,

00:07:25.180 but this is one of the prices of war. Are we willing to stand here for 47 years and let Iran 0.96

00:07:30.880 beat the heck out of Americans and kill thousands of Americans? Or are we willing to stand up and 0.97

00:07:35.780 say enough of this? I mean, the White House is still not ruling out ground troops. It's hard to

00:07:41.340 know how real that is and not. There was some talk about, you know, special forces trying to,

00:07:47.680 you know, locate, take or neutralize nuclear material. That seems like it would be a long

00:07:56.180 operation or a very intensive operation and involve larger ground troops just for perimeter

00:08:01.300 security at the very least. So here's building off what Brett just said. They are at the point

00:08:08.280 now. And I think that Americans, you know, it's like we're in this. Do we want this refrain to be

00:08:14.640 like it was after the first Gulf War, you didn't finish the job. That's their nightmare in the

00:08:21.380 administration. And not finishing the job is not necessarily good for Americans if this threat

00:08:27.400 still remains. So the nuclear threat is the reason, in my mind, we're all speculating here,

00:08:33.460 right? We don't know. But that they would need to do ground forces. And we have 400 kilograms plus

00:08:40.400 of 60% enriched uranium, which could be turned into a rudimentary bomb just there, 60%. You

00:08:47.960 don't even need 90% for that, or a dirty bomb. But later down the road, you have this latent

00:08:54.240 threat of a nuclear power. And so I think that this is why they won't rule this out.

00:08:59.660 So how do you see this ending, this war?

00:09:02.280 i don't know uh sarah i i know this that president trump is the wrong guy to go up against that's

00:09:12.700 what i know wars are battles of will and the ability to sustain pain and what the iranians

00:09:19.780 are trying to do and now with you know a few minds in the straits is to prolong the pain

00:09:26.620 to increase the pain for now and also because they want to deter us if this war ends without

00:09:35.320 it being real with them still in charge. They want to make it really so painful for us that

00:09:40.320 we wouldn't dare to go back again. So we are in a battle of wills and the Iranians think 0.99

00:09:46.160 they're in a better position to win.

00:09:51.420 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

00:09:56.620 pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these people here's not got a free shot all

00:10:03.100 these networks lying about the people the people have had a belly full of it i know you don't like

00:10:08.540 hearing that i know you try to do everything in the world to stop that but you're not going to

00:10:11.580 stop it it's going to happen and where do people like that go to share the big line mega media i

00:10:18.300 wish in my soul i wish that any of these people had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and

00:10:25.740 And what is my purpose?

00:10:27.300 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:10:33.680 War Room.

00:10:34.540 Here's your host, Stephen K.

00:10:36.580 Bannon.

00:10:43.040 It's Wednesday, 11 March in the year of our Lord, 2026.

00:10:46.900 That phrase, we are in it now.

00:10:49.580 We're in it now.

00:10:50.340 And so if you're in it now, you've got to win it, right?

00:10:53.800 however we got here whatever you know lindsey graham can keep talking about the 10 nuclear 1.00

00:10:58.060 weapons that were a week away you know all these uh different uh wild excuses but we're in it now

00:11:03.900 so we got to figure out how to win this uh pete hexeth we're going to get to the centcom put up

00:11:08.800 a little while ago a uh i guess a briefing a video we're going to uh watch admiral cooper

00:11:14.980 in his entirety in the next block because i think it's very important to continue to focus on one

00:11:21.580 level on General Cain and Admiral Cooper. Cooper, the CENTCOM commander, Admiral General Cain,

00:11:29.980 obviously the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the president's principal military

00:11:35.180 advisor, uniformed service military advisor, about what's actually happening as we go back and forth.

00:11:42.400 We know that Pete Heggs has said this was going to be the most intense day. I think that's

00:11:46.220 correct but the uh the iranians still showed that they got some fight left in them in fact

00:11:52.680 with this asymmetric warfare of these drones my understanding from people in the region and from

00:11:58.020 others of the eric prince caliber is that 25 percent of the drones got through in this hit

00:12:04.380 to uae today so between these little mining ships of which we took out 11 and i think we've put the

00:12:10.040 vast majority of the iranian navy including their submarines to the bottom of the ocean

00:12:14.080 um and uh and we are taking care of making sure they can um have it's as difficult as possible

00:12:22.220 to mine the straits of hormuz the iranians are i think and i think their strategy first is to peel 0.68

00:12:28.740 off the arabs to make sure that and this is why lindsey graham continues to go on tv after a 1.00

00:12:34.640 couple of mint juleps act like he's act like he's commander-in-chief and talking about giving the

00:12:40.700 Arabs promising Saudi Arabia in perpetuity defense pack and we will do anything to protect the 1.00

00:12:46.920 monarchy forever if they join this fight and to warn them about double dealing this behind the

00:12:53.320 back the reason is I think you're seeing from Kuwait to Qatar to Bahrain to UAE even MBZ

00:12:59.040 because I think Dubai was hit again the Saudis I think they're saying hey we didn't sign up for 1.00

00:13:06.540 this we don't know what this is about and uh you know we don't want to we don't want to attack back

00:13:11.000 and appeal off of the uh of the arabs would make things uh much more difficult i think particularly 1.00

00:13:17.840 with air rights and everything else we need to get access also netanyahu's put out a uh a statement

00:13:23.980 or i guess a proclamation for the iranian people for the persian people to rise up for the persian

00:13:29.600 people to rise up that now's the chance for their liberty that this entire uh israeli-american

00:13:35.260 attack was to give them their freedom. This is after firebombing them on Saturday night,

00:13:42.540 which is you see from at least what is available. And I think if you talk to people in the region,

00:13:48.520 it doesn't seem to be any general rise up. Nothing compared to what happened a couple

00:13:52.900 weeks ago when Scott Besson broke their currency. In fact, the rallying looks like it's in back of

00:13:59.760 the theocratic thug regime that has run this place forever.

00:14:08.660 I do think, and Senator Marshall,

00:14:10.640 I appreciate him going into Caitlin Collins last night,

00:14:13.960 but I think we have to have, I think we have to refine the pitch.

00:14:18.600 I just think going back 47 years,

00:14:20.660 particularly with somebody who's there at the beginning,

00:14:22.220 is not working.

00:14:23.320 It's not going to resonate with the American people.

00:14:25.760 This was initiated for other reasons,

00:14:28.060 And I think we've got to be very blunt with the American people because this is going to be a tough one.

00:14:31.960 You talk about off ramps.

00:14:33.780 The off ramp right now has to come from taking down, you know, the degradation and destruction of their military capability for force projection and for protection against their people.

00:14:44.480 And that's a tall order.

00:14:46.640 We're going to take a short break.

00:14:47.980 We're going to have we got we're absolutely packed today with many different things.

00:14:51.420 But we're going to come back and I'm going to tee up.

00:14:53.100 We're going to hear from Admiral Cooper of Central Command next in the world.

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00:16:21.120 okay i think it's the idf and it's in hebrews so we can't uh i can't translate but we'll try to

00:16:32.120 get it up but i had a press conference i had a briefing for the uh israeli people said there's

00:16:37.000 no timeline on this it kind of is what it is i also i strongly recommend this camp

00:16:41.800 comes from the baltimore engine room this phrase freedom isn't free i think when you do wars like

00:16:49.440 this i don't i'm not so sure that's a i'm not so sure that's a phrase that resonates with people

00:16:54.200 i think we have to get very serious about this we have a lot of young men and women in harm's way

00:16:58.720 we're pouring a ton of resources in there a lot of this a massive opportunity cost

00:17:02.900 look at everything we we could do a two-hour show today packed with some of the best people in the

00:17:09.040 country on topics other than this and every day as you know we're taking an amazing amount of time

00:17:15.000 and that's because the nation this is obviously we're at war so it's a huge uh focus and this is

00:17:21.120 one of the things we're focused on totally you just you know we heard that um we're not gonna

00:17:25.360 do any mass deportations and uh you know they're they're happy talking the save act house the story

00:17:31.520 in political house is moving on they're glad trump came down talked to him at dorale had a great

00:17:36.180 conference uh you know they're they're going to their next thing so there's so much going on

00:17:41.820 politically the maricopa county we're going to try to jam as much in today dr tucker with make

00:17:46.500 america health again but obviously the center of gravity of what we're doing is because we're at

00:17:51.460 war and we have young men and women in harm's way so and like i said we're in it i'm not happy that

00:17:57.700 we're in it but you're in it so you got to figure out how you have victory because victory is what

00:18:01.380 matters here uh it would be catastrophic for us to not have victory in this and i realize that may

00:18:08.180 rubbed some people the wrong way, but I think that's just a hard reality, what we have to deal

00:18:12.100 with. Let's go. And this is why I think it's very important for us to listen to General Raisin Cain

00:18:17.640 and Admiral Cooper, Admiral Cooper, the head of CENTCOM. Let's go ahead. We're going to play his,

00:18:22.160 he put up a video of kind of a mini brief, I guess. Let's go ahead and watch it.

00:18:28.640 I'm Admiral Brad Cooper here at United States Central Command, where I'm leading the forces

00:18:32.700 executing Operation Epic Fury. First, I want you to know that we continue to keep the families

00:18:38.040 of our fallen heroes and our wounded teammates and our thoughts and prayers.

00:18:42.320 I'd also like to acknowledge and thank the families of the 50,000 American servicemen

00:18:46.940 and women deployed in and around the Middle East.

00:18:49.480 I'm grateful for your selfless sacrifice, and I know that Americans across the country

00:18:54.100 hold you in their hearts.

00:18:56.220 Let me start by offering my overall assessment of Operation Epic Fury.

00:18:59.720 In short, U.S. forces continue delivering devastating combat power against the Iranian regime.

00:19:05.700 I've said this before, but it bears repeating.

00:19:08.040 U.S. combat power is building, Iranian combat power is declining.

00:19:12.920 And we remain centered on very clear military objectives in eliminating Iran's ability 1.00

00:19:18.120 to project power against Americans and against its neighbors.

00:19:22.080 Every day, we're striking hard at Iranian ballistic missiles and drones. 0.76

00:19:26.600 To date, we have struck more than 5,500 targets inside Iran, including more than 60 ships

00:19:32.860 using a variety of precision weapons systems.

00:19:35.920 yesterday we had strike waves nearly every hour from different locations and directions going

00:19:40.800 into Iran. We also took out the last of four Soleimani-class warships. That's an entire class

00:19:47.000 of Iranian ships now out of the fight. I'd characterize our strikes as being unpredictable,

00:19:52.760 dynamic, and decisive. Since the first 24 hours of this campaign, Iranian ballistic missile and

00:19:59.340 drone attacks have dropped drastically. But it's worth pointing out that Iranian forces continue

00:20:04.600 to deliberately target innocent civilians in Gulf countries while hiding behind their own people 0.94

00:20:10.200 as they launch attacks from highly populated cities in Iran. Of course, forces executing

00:20:16.360 Operation Epicuri aren't just defending against Iranian threats, we are methodically dismantling 1.00

00:20:21.880 them by hitting Iranian missiles and drones as we also strike their defense industrial base. 0.98

00:20:27.000 Just last night, our bomber force hit a large ballistic missile manufacturing facility as an

00:20:31.640 example. So it's not just about what's shooting at us today, it's also about eliminating the threat

00:20:37.240 in the future. Now let me show you a few of the results from the tremendous efforts by America's

00:20:42.120 Joint Force. Here you see an Iranian Jamaran-class warship, a large patrol ship, a drone smuggling 0.88

00:20:49.400 vessel, and four other surface combatants docked at Chabahar Port in the Gulf of Oman the day before

00:20:55.160 we launched Operation Epic Fury. Here's the same pier four days later, all ships taken out of action.

00:21:01.640 This Bayandar-class surface ship was hit and rolled on its side.

00:21:05.640 Here's another example.

00:21:07.640 Here you see two Iranian surface combatants docked at an Iranian naval base near the Strait of Hormuz,

00:21:12.640 just hours into the campaign.

00:21:14.640 And here's what they looked like three days later,

00:21:17.640 engulfed in flames after we struck them with a precision weapon.

00:21:20.640 For years, the Iranian regime has threatened commercial shipping and U.S. forces in international waters.

00:21:26.640 Our mission is to end their ability to project power and harass shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

00:21:32.640 From the air, we've achieved a concentration of air power with back-to-back waves of advanced fighters

00:21:37.640 creating constant pressure on the enemy every single day.

00:21:41.640 Our dominance is not a solo effort, it's a testament to the strength of our ironclad alliances.

00:21:46.640 We continue to coordinate closely and effectively with Israel in this very large operation,

00:21:51.640 and we are also coordinating and serving side by side

00:21:54.640 with all of our partners in the Middle East.

00:21:56.640 We're on a path to eliminating Iran's ability to threaten Americans and our friends, 1.00

00:22:01.640 and we are achieving this through a combination of lethality, precision, and rapid innovation.

00:22:06.640 Let me highlight a few examples, at least the ones that aren't classified,

00:22:10.640 of how we are achieving lethal effects in entirely new ways.

00:22:14.640 First, our warfighters are leveraging a variety of advanced AI tools.

00:22:20.200 These systems help us sift through vast amounts of data in seconds

00:22:23.800 so our leaders can cut through the noise and make smarter decisions faster than the enemy can react.

00:22:29.960 Humans will always make final decisions on what to shoot and what not to shoot and when to shoot,

00:22:35.520 but advanced AI tools can turn processes that used to take hours and sometimes even days into seconds.

00:22:42.280 I continue to be impressed with all the branches of the U.S. military.

00:22:45.960 The entire team is performing superbly.

00:22:48.120 Strike operations from our joint force continue, as I've said.

00:22:51.120 I assess that we are clearly exercising air superiority over vast swaths of Iran.

00:22:57.120 We have the most integrated air defense umbrella in the Middle East, and our defensive operations from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Space Force teams are performing magnificently.

00:23:08.120 A note about the Space Force.

00:23:11.120 Our space superiority has been a critical enabler to this fight.

00:23:15.760 Unseen by the world, the Space Force is doing two things.

00:23:18.720 First, they're degrading Iranian capability. 0.89

00:23:21.060 And second, they're helping to protect American forces.

00:23:23.740 And I'll have to leave it right there.

00:23:25.520 All told, despite this incredible progress, make no mistake, we remain highly vigilant.

00:23:31.280 And I just could not be prouder of our Operation Epic Fury team.

00:23:34.500 And I know the American people shared that same pride.

00:23:37.860 To all our warriors out there, please keep up the great work and Godspeed.

00:23:41.160 Thanks so much.

00:23:41.640 so that's admiral cooper um that's about as close i think as we're gonna get to a norman

00:23:48.740 schwarzkopf type brief um but very solid admiral cooper and uh and general kane of course general

00:23:55.520 kane started yesterday by talking about really going through an evolution on the deck of an

00:24:01.500 aircraft carrier with all the enlisted men and women that have to make that happen and the

00:24:06.040 bravery of those folks to to train 24-7 to make sure that this can happen I think that's the

00:24:12.620 valor I will point out the buried lead there and that was I thought of pretty solid brief but the

00:24:18.320 buried lead with the military objectives one that's now missing is power projection on their

00:24:24.200 own people just a couple days ago we were talking about unconditional surrender and unconditional

00:24:28.420 surrender was the inability to have power rejection or force projection against American

00:24:34.680 um american forces could not have power projection against their neighbors particularly israel in the

00:24:42.440 gulf states and couldn't have power projection internally against their own people that now is

00:24:47.940 not uh and as these things get vetted that is a pretty i think interesting uh deletion or at least

00:24:58.460 not a priority now it's power projection on the people i don't know how and axios had this story

00:25:03.840 that we're now the supplicant asking Israel,

00:25:06.040 will you please not bomb any more oil infrastructure in Tehran?

00:25:09.980 So I'm at a loss to understand how we can take that it's not a priority

00:25:17.500 to take away the ability of the Revolutionary Guard, the military there,

00:25:22.140 the police, all of it, to have power projection on their own people

00:25:25.400 to suppress and kill like 30,000 they did,

00:25:28.580 which is a consensus number a couple of weeks ago.

00:25:31.880 at the same time netanyahu calls stands up and asks tells the people to rise up it's time to

00:25:37.160 rise up and overthrow your theocratic islamic overlords who are some of the worst people in 1.00

00:25:43.460 the world i think we're all agreed on that uh at the same time this axios piece remember axios 0.97

00:25:48.760 yes is axios a liberal site there is but it's the white house that chooses to leak to mark caputo

00:25:54.060 and rabat and the israelis leaked to him so that's why it's a people go to axios because

00:25:58.980 outside of president trump's true social it is probably the most it you get the most heads up

00:26:05.260 or the most scoops of reality and now it's a situation where the americans went back and

00:26:10.580 asked them you don't ask them they're not driving this and they're not co-ally you order them you're

00:26:16.120 not you're not going after the oil assets the iranian people as even lindsey graham put out

00:26:23.000 you know maybe between drunken stupors that he tweeted out hey we need that later to convince

00:26:28.840 the iranian people that there's a future and they can you know sell oil and gas it's also what's

00:26:35.820 happened the shift it's obvious the shifts in saturday night a people that were your allies

00:26:43.120 and one of the central um allies we really had were the iranian people who hate the islamic

00:26:50.680 republic and want to overthrow these demons now we've kind of galvanized them i shouldn't say we

00:26:58.280 the uh netanyahu's government because of their out of control targeting of these people have

00:27:04.760 now galvanized them into a persian nationalist oh we got to support the ayatollah because at least

00:27:10.280 he's persian at least he's one of us that takes away our greatest opportunity to overthrow 1.00

00:27:16.660 these folks you saw that when scott besant broke their currency so i think we need a reset on the

00:27:24.340 strategy. And I think people need to come out. Is it not unconditional surrender? If you're even

00:27:29.200 looking at off ramps, as Josh Hawley said to Jesse last night on Fox, you know, if there's an off

00:27:36.300 ramp, what are the military objectives to that? And that's kind of beyond the pay grade of Admiral

00:27:42.780 Cooper and General Kane. But I think we need as much clear talking and focus from other folks as

00:27:49.860 we're getting from our military commanders on the military objectives here which once again

00:27:55.060 very methodical and very professional the united states military is degrading slash destroying

00:28:01.660 their military capabilities now they talked about artificial intelligence a lot to go on there

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00:29:49.060 okay number one uh now more than ever bowling's going to be here in a minute talk about commodities

00:29:56.220 market uh oil and gas we're going to talk about the speculative nature and also the ability that

00:30:01.160 companies need to hedge so we're going to get into that about what you think about these oil prices

00:30:05.880 iea just said they're going to dump 400 million barrels of course the media's their hair's on fire

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00:31:44.460 joe allen i got i got i got joe allen bowling on the war and then i gotta keep allen around for

00:31:50.640 this joe for this huge news that's coming out on ai joe first off on the war you heard admiral cooper

00:31:57.240 your response to that, sir? Well, as you heard Cooper say, tasks, military tasks, attacks that

00:32:08.240 would have been planned over the course of hours or weeks are being planned and executed in seconds.

00:32:14.960 Maybe a bit of an exaggeration, but the most important facet of the AI integration into the

00:32:23.480 military, especially in this war, is the decision compression. So when any commander is looking for

00:32:33.520 what is a valid target, how to prioritize the targets that have been identified as valid,

00:32:40.640 they're going to be using systems like Claude, pairing them with Palantir, raking over surveillance

00:32:47.300 data, and then using the decisions made by the AIs to then make top level human decisions.

00:32:57.160 What is really important to remember about that, Steve, is that yes, to the extent we

00:33:02.420 always have humans in the loop, and that is the Department of War policy and has been

00:33:06.940 and hopefully will continue to be, the decision to kill or not to kill begins in many cases

00:33:13.800 with the ai making the decision and a human checking it and if the decision compression

00:33:19.400 is in fact down to seconds it's very difficult for me to imagine how it is the human is going

00:33:26.300 to be able to accurately assess what the ai has presented to him hang on hang on but didn't they

00:33:33.000 do a thousand i i thought i read in the wall street journal brother that a thousand attacks

00:33:37.240 like the first day were done by artificial intelligence is that and are you saying that

00:33:41.080 that's not quite correct. Yeah, that was Washington Post a week ago published an article about the

00:33:48.500 use of AI, especially clawed in the initial attacks. And the way it was reported was that

00:33:55.180 of a thousand attacks, we know that AI was leveraged in some of those attacks, whether all

00:34:02.620 nobody really knows, it's all behind the wall of classification. It's been interpreted as a thousand

00:34:09.680 attacks were conducted by AI by some people, but there's no reason to believe that. But it is

00:34:15.440 really important. Again, Steve, I think that it's not being overstated how much the integration of

00:34:21.780 AI into the military overall. I mean, remember, Claude has been integrated since late 2024,

00:34:27.580 and Claude from Anthropic was the only system that was raking over classified documents that

00:34:33.620 were by and large organized by Palantir. This is really, really important on many levels.

00:34:39.680 especially in terms of identifying targets, accurately identifying targets.

00:34:45.340 It's an open question as to how much this has really improved that.

00:34:48.900 Are you comfortable?

00:34:53.180 I got to jump here.

00:34:54.320 There's a breaking news on the president.

00:34:55.920 Are you comfortable, Joe Allen?

00:34:57.520 You just made a statement.

00:34:58.400 Department of War policy is that humans have to be involved in the decision-making here.

00:35:02.980 I thought the whole Anthropic thing, because Anthropic said that had to happen in Department of War,

00:35:07.760 saying we're not going to be handcuffed by that policy.

00:35:09.680 Is that our current policy right now in this Iranian war?

00:35:13.740 It's the current policy.

00:35:15.900 It's the current policy, but the way that's interpreted internally is really up to the Department of War.

00:35:21.380 And so to the extent they can offload decision making to AIs, it doesn't have to be a critical position for the human to make a decision.

00:35:30.100 In many cases with autonomous weaponry, it's quite possible to just have a human say, go kill, and it can go kill.

00:35:36.780 Although, again, the policy, the stated policy, is that that won't happen.

00:35:42.360 Joe, hang on a second because we've got a bigger fight on AI.

00:35:45.480 Breaking news, and I'm pretty proud of how we put this together because Axios has it up.

00:35:49.440 The president of the United States just called, wait for it, Axios directly on a phone call.

00:35:54.480 Barack Ravid.

00:35:55.720 Now, Barack Ravid is the guy that's got direct pipeline to Netanyahu and the Mossad and IDF high command.

00:36:01.720 He's their guy.

00:36:02.740 Mark Caputo has a direct access pipeline from the White House.

00:36:05.540 And I want to quote the headline is, Trump tells Axios there's, quote, practically nothing left to target in Iran.

00:36:13.540 President Trump told Axios in a brief phone interview Wednesday that the war with Iran will end soon because there's practically, and there's a quote, practically nothing left to target.

00:36:23.020 There's a little of this and a little of that, said the president.

00:36:25.740 Anytime I want to end it, it will end, said the president during a brief five-minute phone call.

00:36:30.840 why it matters. Trump is publicly signaling that the operations, the military objectives

00:36:36.620 are, by and large, he believes, wrapping up. Now, this is what I said about the Israeli 0.99

00:36:44.240 minister. Axios cuts right to that. Israeli defense minister Israel Katz said Wednesday

00:36:51.100 that the war will continue, quote, without any time limit for as long as necessary until we

00:36:55.560 achieve all the objectives and decisively win the campaign end quote and it goes on

00:36:59.960 to talk about CENTCOM they they talk about the CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper's etc etc so

00:37:06.660 President Trump saying there's little to continue to target it's kind of the Josh Hawley pitch from

00:37:12.980 last night he's saying there's little to target um and that uh he can end this war at any time

00:37:18.160 so I think we ought to stand by for that Eric Bolling uh and Joe I'm gonna get right back to

00:37:22.680 on the bigger and more important fight about ai than even the military as big as that is uh

00:37:27.100 eric iea just announced and and there we have the strategic patrolling reserve here in the

00:37:33.720 united states of america there is another strategic patrolling reserve i guess spread between europe

00:37:39.400 and asia i think we're part of it but just i don't know if we're a member or whatever but

00:37:44.260 it's really their deal they've announced they're going to release 400 million barrels

00:37:49.160 wall street and the markets are kind of skipping around on that you you take a more jaundice for

00:37:54.540 you sir yeah steve a great catch on on the breaking news because i'll tell you what happened

00:38:00.920 i was watching the oil marks i'm watching it right now when trump said i can end it anytime

00:38:04.840 soon and he said you know there's nothing left to target oil dropped seven dollars a barrel

00:38:09.960 immediately within a minute right and i'm watching i'm like this this people are going to get caught

00:38:15.200 and smoked again on this it's now up that seven dollars back and another three dollars higher

00:38:20.960 right now because look there's a lot of rhetoric going on both ways trump wants us to calm people's

00:38:26.760 nerves down i mean that's so he puts these these missives out markets react but when you take a

00:38:33.200 step back the 400 million barrels steve what is it a five or six days supply of oil if everything

00:38:38.420 were you know stopped it's it's we talked about this over the last four days it's not an

00:38:44.400 accessibility to crude oil. There's plenty of crude oil sloshing around. It's a dislocation

00:38:49.060 issue right now. And the other thing is Trump had said, we're going to bomb you 20 times harder if

00:38:54.620 you line the straits. And he wanted to be involved in whoever the next ruler of Iran was. If he's

00:39:00.520 going to walk back on all that, then maybe this, he just doesn't seem like the type to do that.

00:39:04.780 This is talk one way, it goes up one way, it goes down. Here's the bottom line.

00:39:08.980 The only solution, the only smart solution, so we don't get into this predicament again, is the one that we've been talking about, you and I, right here on the show for the last four days, which, by the way, Susie Wiles now has, confirmed she has, and so has Pete Dexat, so he's going to send it to the right people.

00:39:24.580 It's the one Trump walks away unscathed.

00:39:28.180 America is never going to be dependent on another drop of foreign oil ever again, and our oil companies are going to love it the most.

00:39:34.840 They won't have to raise prices that were – Steve, I guarantee $4 national average happens in America right now, even if peace breaks out tomorrow in the Middle East.

00:39:44.600 I guarantee we will continue to go up for the next month to two months.

00:39:52.220 Is that because of the speculative nature or is it companies hedging?

00:39:56.280 why are we doomed? It's not doomed. As President Trump says, it'll pass. But why are we

00:40:02.400 walk people through the logic of the structure of this market that'll eventually get us to $4

00:40:07.180 gasoline? So don't blame the speculators. They're a percentage of the price, but not the biggest

00:40:15.220 percentage of the price. The biggest percentage of price is exactly what you said. You have oil

00:40:19.160 producers who hedge their production. So if they pull a barrel out of the ground at $40 a barrel,

00:40:25.140 their risk is below 40 so they will short the futures market to make sure that anything below

00:40:29.880 40 they'll make on the futures even though they're losing with the physical oil on the other side of

00:40:34.580 coin refiners need to buy oil so they're going to run oil through their refinery they can't shut a

00:40:39.480 refinery down if the price goes too high so they risk they have risk on the upside so they have

00:40:43.920 the buyer so those two factions playing together are massive i'll give you a good example when the

00:40:50.060 World Trade Center was bombed, got knocked down by terrorists. Lower Manhattan was devastated.

00:40:57.440 The whole Lower Manhattan was gone. And I was there because our exchange, the World Trade Center housed

00:41:02.540 the New York Mercantile Exchange, where I traded for 15 years. We were, no one in New York was

00:41:08.640 allowed to go back in there besides the firemen. Well, day three, it happened on a Tuesday, by

00:41:13.420 Thursday or Friday, the U.S. Navy was escorting us on a boat into the World Trade, into the

00:41:19.700 lower Manhattan into our trading floor, which was still standing, the whole areas, because they

00:41:24.840 needed to have that ability, those hedgers, the buy and the sell hedgers in the international

00:41:29.900 market, they were fearful of a $500,000, $600,000 barrel of oil because speculators would take

00:41:35.560 over. And so, yes, the futures market provides massive stability to the oil market, even in

00:41:43.000 times like this where the oil market is as volatile as it's ever been.

00:41:46.560 but the volatility we got to bounce but the volatility said even president trump the release

00:41:52.220 of this axios piece it dropped seven bucks immediately then it clawed it back but just on

00:41:57.860 the just on news or rumor or whatever this thing's all over the map right now all over the place

00:42:04.840 that's because the every these speculative traders are the ones who are they can be right for a minute

00:42:09.920 steve but they can't be right long term and unfortunately for a lot of them they probably

00:42:13.340 got caught in that hole it called shorting the hole they were caught in the hole down seven

00:42:17.220 dollars it shot back 10 from that low in a matter of minutes and it's right now again ten dollars

00:42:24.340 higher than that low wow uh eric where do people go for your new show uh social media all of it

00:42:31.760 you're on fire now sir is uh talking to us about uh what traders look at and traders are driving

00:42:37.860 a lot of this so where do people go i've been doing this a long time steve this is uh i see

00:42:43.020 dead people in oil markets and markets um i at eric bowling on social media everywhere x all of

00:42:49.060 them uh facebook all of them at eric but the edge that picture right there is the is the new show

00:42:55.560 and i love you steve for putting it up in a very busy news day i let you go but the edge is on

00:43:00.440 youtube only so subscribe please eric bowling the edge thanks steve i appreciate your time

00:43:04.500 no the the the audience loves if people signed up for it so thank you so much for joining us

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00:44:50.160 Our lives, children, from birth, will have an artificial intelligence as a companion that will learn them, that will instruct them, that will watch them, and will report back, one imagines, to the boss man in Silicon Valley.

00:45:06.940 and so you have ai as a tool and ai as a teacher ai as a companion ai as a creature with a

00:45:16.480 consciousness of its own more powerful more intelligent at least in the imagination of

00:45:23.620 those pushing it than any human being and so you have ai as god what we need is a politic

00:45:32.180 that is humans first and to get that we have to have a culture that is human first and at the

00:45:39.000 deepest level a worldview that is humans first why should you put humans first why should you

00:45:46.220 reach out and take hold of life and direct the future of life

00:45:52.640 and i think that the deepest argument to be made is because you are a child of god you were made

00:46:03.460 in the image of god and these systems are a perversion of that image and to hand power to

00:46:10.980 those systems is a perversion and a dereliction of the duty and responsibility of human beings

00:46:18.080 you're made in the image of light as a god and have the spirit of the holy spirit in you

00:46:27.000 and remember as uh as jesus christ told us the only unforgivable sin is to blaspheme and mock

00:46:35.000 the holy spirit unforgivable mortal sin said i can't help you which shocked the apostles and

00:46:42.520 the disciples joe allen um you talk about where and folks we're going to be putting up information

00:46:49.020 my getter account this is where you're going to get our grace mo elizabeth putting up information 0.84

00:46:54.140 all day long about this war because we're in it now we're in it and we got to figure out how to

00:47:00.440 win it um and we got to figure out how to bring this thing to a close but we're in it we're going

00:47:05.940 to put out tons of information so that you can help form your own judgment that's what we need

00:47:10.960 the war and posse will form its own judgment not to be dictated to by a bunch of people

00:47:14.500 same way here we're in it and in fact the reason joe's starting humans first we're so proud of him

00:47:21.780 is that not only are we in it the hour is late joe allen i'm gonna go back to humans first and

00:47:28.140 amy kramer is going to join us what you guys are doing in florida but i want to here's what's

00:47:33.000 concerning me this the accelerationists are winning and why because we're accelerating at

00:47:38.080 an accelerating rate you have elon musk who shut down his safety department you have two of the

00:47:45.160 other four so there's four frontier labs maybe throw in five with there's one more but let's

00:47:50.960 say the four labs three of them are are signaling to people we're going to be at artificial general

00:47:57.160 intelligence by the fall uh sir how late is the hour here that we're dealing with

00:48:05.380 one thing is for absolute sure steve and that is that all four of the frontier labs plus meta

00:48:14.740 if you want to tag them on there all of them want to create systems that have completely

00:48:21.820 replicated every capability that the human being has and then to replace every human being

00:48:29.900 on earth, economically, maybe socially. That is the goal. They used to talk about this in much more

00:48:38.460 just explicit terms, kind of perverse terms. But now more and more, as people have started

00:48:45.500 to pay attention, they couch it in terms of radical abundance or augmentation. If Denver

00:48:53.560 will throw up just the two graphs that I sent, I think that this will give you some idea of

00:48:59.060 not only what they want to see happen, but what's actually happening right now.

00:49:04.620 The first one, if we can see the Center for AI Safety's AGI definition, if not,

00:49:11.200 then I guess the audience can imagine it. We'll let the audience imagine it.

00:49:17.220 So there are two studies that have been published recently that I think the audience should know

00:49:23.480 about. The first is the definition of AGI, artificial general intelligence by the Center

00:49:29.380 for AI Safety. And what they found was that the increases in capabilities of just GPT alone

00:49:35.680 in reading and writing, in math, in knowledge, in reasoning, in memory retrieval show dramatic

00:49:43.300 improvement, dramatic improvement. And what that also shows, it's not just one simple

00:49:49.300 line, right? It's not one capability such as language processing. You're talking about

00:49:55.020 mathematics here. You're talking about general reasoning abilities. I think that it's really

00:50:00.440 important to understand that just because these systems are improving and basically kind of

00:50:05.280 eating up the potential that human beings otherwise would have doesn't mean that they're

00:50:10.400 going to succeed in creating a total human replacement. But what we know is that they

00:50:15.340 want to. We know they have profound influence in corporate America. They have profound influence

00:50:21.300 in the education system and in the hospitals. And they are at the moment deploying these systems

00:50:28.440 all over all of these institutions and basically forcing people to use them. I'll give you a really

00:50:34.860 good example someone gave me from a hospital, a hospital administration office. And in that

00:50:41.420 administration office, there's a sign that says, think less, GPT more. And the whole notion is

00:50:50.000 that we don't need you to make decisions. We need the machine to make decisions. And this is going

00:51:00.180 to keep increasing. The more these guys have power and leverage over every institution in society,

00:51:05.640 And the more they're buying off politicians through PACs, like leading the future, then the more we're going to see this crammed down people's throats and the more you're going to see actual replacement.

00:51:18.240 So this is a completely different graphic that we're seeing here from the one I asked for in Denver, but it does show.

00:51:24.620 Hang on. Hang on. Yeah. Hang on. Let's see. I want to get the graphics right.

00:51:31.360 Let's get the graphics right. I'm going to hold you're going to stick around.

00:51:34.240 we got amy kramer that's working with you at humans first we're going to get all of it get

00:51:38.960 the graphics straightened up solomon's going to join us updates i think caroline renn's going to 0.98

00:51:43.760 join us carl rove and that team is trying to do a sneaky move i know that shocks you around ken

00:51:49.200 paxton it's not going to work dr jeffrey tucker on make america healthy again polling the facts

00:51:55.760 why we have bobby kennedy cage why are we having the white house political director say we can't

00:52:00.480 talk about mass deportations uh let me think about this for everything that president trump

00:52:04.600 went on we're just supposed to not talk about i don't think that's going to work folks don't

00:52:10.660 think that's going to work isaiah 21 6 go set the watchman that's joe allen what's happening here in

00:52:20.780 artificial intelligence the most important thing out there is this inflection point with humanity

00:52:27.420 with homo sapiens and it's upon us and the hour is late so go set the watchman joe allen a human

00:52:34.560 first short break back for the second hour of war room which will be more on fire than even

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Bannon's War Room - March 11, 2026

Episode 5206： Iran Continues To Lay Mines In The Strait Of Hormuz; AI Exceeds Cognitive Versatility

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