American Sunrise — November 19, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Hosts: David Brody, Dr. Gina, Terrence Bates
Special Guests: Rep. Randy Fine (FL), Brig. Gen. John Teichert (Ret.), Rep. Tom Tiffany (WI), Brian Glenn (RAV), John Yep (Catholics for Catholics), Jake Novak (economics commentator), Mike Crispy (Last Call host)

Episode Overview

This episode of American Sunrise dives deep into major current events through a lens of conservative American values. Main themes include the imminent release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, President Trump’s new alliance with Saudi Arabia, debates around Middle East peace, a look at the rise of faith in New York, redistricting battles, and economic insights. The hosts engage guests in frank, lively discussion and provide a blend of news, analysis, and cultural commentary.

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Release of the Epstein Files

[03:09, 16:17, 34:00, 39:41, 66:25]

• Legislation Unanimously Passed: Both chambers of Congress voted overwhelmingly to force the Department of Justice to release Jeffrey Epstein’s files, with only Rep. Clay Higgins (LA) in opposition.
• Cynicism Over Sudden Bipartisanship:
  • David Brody expressed skepticism about lawmakers’ sudden embrace:
    • “They fought against this tooth and nail ... now it’s like, ‘absolutely, we were for this all along.’ Really?” [03:55]
• Victim Optics & Ceremony Questions:
  • Discussion on whether Trump should include Epstein victims at the signing:
    • “If I were advising Trump — optics are important, but there’s too much lack of trust on all sides.” (Dr. Gina) [04:49]
• Limits of Transparency:
  • Guest Rep. Randy Fine noted Democrats originally favored only a partial release, possibly due to connections between certain Democrats and Epstein:
    • “Democrats wanted to release part of the Epstein files... What they wanted to do is have us look over here ... not get the whole picture.” [07:24]

2. Trump’s Saudi Arabia Breakthrough & Middle East Peace

[07:24, 08:50, 18:21, 30:23, 42:42]

• Non-NATO Ally Announcement:
  • Trump’s meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman produced a designation of Saudi Arabia as a “major non-NATO ally” and a strategic defense agreement.
  • “This is unprecedented ... opening up new avenues of cooperation” (Brody) [18:21]
• Abraham Accords and Peace:
  • Trump pursues the inclusion of Saudi Arabia, which is conditioned on a two-state solution.
  • Rep. Fine: “Saudi Arabia is going to have to recategorize their views and say, ‘Look, we’d love to see something happen in the future, but for now, we have to make the best of the situation if we want those F35s.’” [09:05]
• Economic Impact:
  • Saudi Arabia to invest $600B–$1T in the U.S., focused on AI and other sectors.
  • “That means investments in plants, in companies, on Wall Street—and what it really means ... is jobs.” (Brian Glenn) [43:02]
• Strategic Importance:
  • Guest Gen. Teichert argues:
    • “Saudi Arabia ... is the biggest, most effective military country in the region that can keep Iran in check.” [30:57]
    • “If we can get Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel ... maybe gives us a chance for permanent peace in the Middle East.” [30:57]

3. Domestic Policy & Political Blame Games

3.1. Redistricting and Elections

[12:43, 97:10]

• Texas court decision blocks a Republican-friendly map; hosts call it “election interference.”
• Mike Crispy: “If we can’t equalize what [California] is doing, we’re going to have problems ... Democrats always play for keeps. We gotta wake up.” [99:25]

3.2. Affordable Care Act Subsidies

[72:40]

• Obamacare subsidy expiration looms; Rep. Tiffany and hosts call for more choice, less regulation.
  • Gina: “So often, the private sector could play such a major role. What’s it going to take for us to go back?”
  • Tiffany: “[We need] choice, competition, transparency. That’s what’s been eliminated.” [73:05]

3.3. Democrat “Obstruction” Rhetoric

[69:13]

• Discussion on Democrats urging military/intel personnel to defy “illegal” Trump orders; hosts describe as sedition and a pattern of “party of lawlessness.”

4. Culture, Faith, and Generational Shifts

4.1. Faith Revival in NYC and Across U.S.

[54:33]

• Adult Catholic conversions triple in some NYC parishes.
  • John Yep: “Materialism ... doesn’t ultimately satisfy the soul ... people are reaching back to those things which do not change.” [55:20]
  • Dr. Gina: “This is a spiritual renewal and a return to Christian values.” [54:41]

4.2. Youth and Socialism

[95:13]

• New poll: Majority of voters under 40 favor a democratic socialist president in 2028.
  • Dr. Gina voices empathy: “We are talking to a generation ... that may never see the fulfillment of the American dream the way we have. I think they have something to be ticked about.” [96:24]
  • Mike Crispy: “Young voters ... see the flashy appeal of free stuff ... we need to empower our young men, teach them how to be God-fearing, bold, courageous.” [97:10]

5. Economic Insights

[84:55]

• Jake Novak discusses market jitters, the role of AI investments, and holiday spending.
  • “The economy is generally okay. It’s a B minus economy ... but we have a lot of work to do.” [84:55]
  • On the Epstein files fallout: “The biggest loser ... is Larry Summers. ... These emails ... filled with disgusting innuendo.” [88:38]

6. Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On Congress and the Epstein Files:
  • David Brody [03:55]: “They fought against this tooth and nail ... now it’s like, ‘absolutely, we were for this all along.’ Really?”
  • Dr. Gina [04:49]: “The optics are important, but I think there’s too much lack of trust on all sides.”
• On Democrat obstruction:
  • Rep. Tiffany [69:53]: “Democrats, regardless of the law enforcement agency, simply are not on the side of law enforcement.”
• On the Saudi Deal:
  • President Trump (clip, via Brian Glenn) [43:02]: “Saudi is going to be investing at least $600 billion ... that really counts as jobs. A lot of jobs.”
• On Youth & Socialism:
  • Dr. Gina [96:24]: “I do think they have a legit beef, don’t they?”
  • Mike Crispy [97:10]: “We need to empower our young men, teach them ... that’ll help the women come back too.”
• On faith revival:
  • John Yep [55:20]: “Materialism ... doesn’t ultimately satisfy the soul ... people are reaching back to those things which do not change.”
• On Bill Maher Quitting Stand-Up Comedy:
  • Bill Maher (clip) [111:46]: “I don’t want to be out there in this country in this political atmosphere. I could get shot by the left or the right.”
  • Dr. Gina [112:52]: “You don’t feel as safe anymore.”

Noteworthy Timestamps

• [03:09] – First mention of Epstein files vote.
• [07:24] – Rep. Randy Fine: Democrats, Epstein, and the Saudi meeting.
• [18:21] – Trump on Saudi Arabia as non-NATO ally.
• [30:23] – Gen. Teichert: Saudi Arabia's strategic importance.
• [39:41] – Return to Epstein bill details with RAV’s Brian Glenn.
• [54:33] – Faith revival in New York – John Yep segment.
• [66:25] – Newly-passed Epstein Transparency Act analysis (Rep. Tom Tiffany).
• [74:28] – “Bring back Marcus Welby M.D.,” lighter moment on healthcare.
• [84:55] – Stock market analysis, AI, and the fallout from Epstein files (Jake Novak).
• [95:13] – Youth poll on democratic socialism; guest Mike Crispy.
• [111:46] – Bill Maher segment on quitting stand-up for security/political reasons.
• [117:26] – Viral “godfather” FaceTime video; lighthearted finale.

Final Thoughts & Tone

The hosts take an unapologetically conservative, often irreverent approach, blending serious discussion with humor and familiar camaraderie. The central through line is distrust of Democratic leadership, a strong focus on “America First” principles, and emphasis on returning to traditional values—whether in faith, foreign policy, or economics. Nuanced takes from guests add depth to hot-button headlines, particularly around the implications of government transparency, shifting geopolitics, and generational disillusionment.

For New Listeners

You’ll come away from this episode understanding:

• The significance and controversy behind Congress forcing a release of the Epstein files.
• How the Trump-Saudi alliance plays into Middle East peace and U.S. economic interests.
• The sharp generational and cultural divides shaping America's political future.
• Why faith and traditional values are resurging for many Americans.
• Grassroots economic insights alongside broader political battles.

“Materialism, the things of this world, do not ultimately satisfy the soul ... people are seeing something is off in society and are reaching back to those things which do not change.”
— John Yep [55:20]

“We have to protect the American family. The American dream is still alive.”
— Terrence Bates and Dr. Gina [02:45–02:48]

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