Steve Bannon cautioned that escalating U.S. military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict could jeopardize Donald Trump's political coalition and threaten Israel's survival. During a discussion on The Tucker Carlson Show, Bannon highlighted concerns that Trump's core agenda—ending perpetual wars, securing borders, and revamping trade deals—could be undermined. He accused other pro-Trump media figures of promoting war, suggesting these actions might disrupt the collective support that ultimately aided Trump's presidential ambitions. Bannon's emphasis on the risks underscores the larger implications of international conflict on domestic political landscapes.
Now we're really going down and actually having the deportation, see the fight [in Los Angeles]. And then out of nowhere comes a war with Persia. It's like a shooting war with Persian, a massive shooting war of Persia, and it's like, how did this happen?
They're trying to shut all three down, he said. But the one that they're obsessed with the most is the forever wars.
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