Podcast Summary: Real America’s Voice – Bolling! (December 10th, 2025)

Overview

This episode of Real America’s Voice – Bolling! delivers a characteristically energetic blend of political commentary, current events, and interviews, centered on American values and topics ranging from border security to the air conditioning crisis, political infighting, economic policy, immigration, and more. Host Eric Bolling is joined by a range of guests, including former President Donald Trump, Dr. Peter McCullough, actor/comic Jamie Kennedy, and field correspondents, for lively discussions. The tone remains outspoken, skeptical of the political left, supportive of conservative policies, and unabashedly pro-Trump.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Interview with President Donald Trump

Drug Policy and Foreign Relations ([01:11]–[01:55])

• Trump discusses the "big problems" with Colombia's drug trade and threatens consequences to the Colombian leadership if they “don’t wise up.”
  • Quote: “Colombia is producing a lot of drugs. ... He’s going to have himself some big problems if he doesn't wise up. ... He’ll be next, too. And I hope he’s listening. He’s going to be next.” — Donald Trump ([01:24])

Congressional Leadership and Legislation ([02:22]–[03:45])

• Trump voices strong support for Speaker Mike Johnson, citing his effectiveness despite a slim majority.
  • Quote: “I think Mike Johnson has been a fantastic speaker. ... To me, it's a great big beautiful bill because it gives the biggest tax cuts in history, the biggest regulation cuts in history, no tax on tips, no tax on Social Security, no tax on overtime.” — Donald Trump ([02:22])
• On legislative strategy, Trump touts the consolidation of 17 bills into one for broader support.

Crime and Urban Policy ([03:57]–[05:56])

• Trump takes credit for crime reduction in various cities (Memphis, New Orleans), suggests he could fix Chicago's problems quickly if given the chance.
  • Quote: “We could stop the crime in Chicago in about two weeks.” — Donald Trump ([05:22])

Immigration and ‘Gold Card’ Proposal ([05:56]–[07:43])

• Explains the “gold card” as an elite green card for highly talented immigrants, specifically to benefit companies like IBM.
  • Quote: “This is much better than a green card.” — Donald Trump ([07:28])

New York Gubernatorial Race ([07:43]–[08:45])

• Addresses friendly competition between Bruce Blakeman and Elise Stefanik, hopes for unity, and hints at an endorsement after the February convention.

Cabinet Performance and Education Policy ([08:45]–[10:46])

• Rebuts rumors of cabinet dissatisfaction, commends key figures (Kristi Noem, Pete Hegseth, Linda McMahon).
  • Quote: “We’re bringing education back to the states, where it belongs. ... Let the states run it.” — Donald Trump ([09:48])

Gaza Peace Board and “Affordability Crisis” ([11:03]–[13:57])

• Discusses forming an international Board of Peace for Gaza.
• Criticizes Democrats for creating inflation, disputes the terminology “affordability crisis.”
  • Quote: “It’s a hoax where they created the problem. They’re the ones that gave the high prices.” — Donald Trump ([12:09])
• Praises current border security, claims “zero” illegal entries in seven months.

Media Relations and Cabinet Loyalty ([13:57]–[14:23])

• Spars with CNN’s Jamie Kennedy, accuses mainstream journalists of Democratic collusion.

2. Air Conditioning Crisis Explained – With Jamie Kennedy ([16:15]–[21:52])

• Jamie Kennedy warns about a looming “air conditioning crisis” due to the switch from Freon to new, more toxic, expensive refrigerants (Kigali Agreement) being phased in rapidly in the U.S.
  • Quote: “We have three months. April 1st is going to be...” — Jamie Kennedy ([17:43])
• Describes supply chain problems, price surges (canisters from $75 to $1200), and delays from China/Mexico.
• Kennedy lobbies policy makers and finds hope that regulatory relief is imminent, referencing conversation with EPA head Lee Zeldin.
  • Quote: “They're going to help, try to help this issue.” — Jamie Kennedy ([18:48])
• Adds a personal touch about noticing the problem through his work in comedy clubs.
• Promotes his films: Portal in the Pines (a sci-fi thriller) and Wingman.

3. Border Security & Immigration Enforcement ([25:38]–[32:57])

Interview with Ben Berkhom (Host of Law and Border) & Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks ([25:57]–[27:50])

• Strong emphasis on new “whole-of-government” approach to border security, unprecedented operational control, and the empowerment of Border Patrol under the current administration.
  • Quote: “For the first time in my career, I actually believe [full operational control of the border] is obtainable because the President of the United States and Kristi Noem are empowering the U.S. border Patrol to do what we know how to do.” — Chief Banks ([27:50])
• Discussion about “targeted enforcement” and the need for local cooperation; frustration with sanctuary cities (like Minneapolis).

Immigration Fraud and Deportation Trends ([29:34]–[32:34])

• Highlights issues with immigrant crime and assimilation, referencing the “billion-dollar Somali fraud” case in Minneapolis.
• Details the growing use of the CBP Home app, incentivizing self-deportation by letting migrants re-enter legally in the future.

4. Riff on Political Opponents & Media Analysis ([38:42]–[47:52])

Jasmine Crockett & Texas Senate Race ([38:42]–[44:32])

• Bolling mocks Democratic candidate Jasmine Crockett’s campaign as all anti-Trump, lacking substantive policy.
• Plays media clips and critiques from CNN’s Jake Tapper and others regarding Crockett’s past controversial comments.
• Criticizes left-leaning media figures (The View, Joy Reid) for misunderstanding economics and the plight of the middle class.
  • Quote: “Texas, you better come out. … She only wants to be anti-Trump.” — Eric Bolling ([39:38], [41:51])

New York Politics & DEI ([45:20]–[46:50])

• Takes aim at New York’s incoming mayor and DEI initiatives, championing meritocracy and warning of the consequences of leftist policies.

Justice System & Left-Wing Advocacy ([46:50]–[47:52])

• Expressed scorn for leniency towards alleged criminals, referencing defense commentary on the show The View.

5. “The Edge” Motivation Segment ([36:55], [47:52]–[49:50])

• Promotes Eric Bolling’s YouTube show The Edge, featuring stories of pivotal life choices and “getting back up” after setbacks, using guest Patrick Bet-David’s life as an example.

6. Viewer Voicemails ([49:50]–[53:57])

• Jasmine Crockett’s ‘professional help’: Callers note professionalism of Crockett’s media, but predict her candidacy is empty of substance ([51:03]).
• Fear as a tool of control: One caller laments widespread fear, some personal anecdotes ([51:58]).
• Desire for Republican action on political corruption ([53:10]).
• Proposing a new census excluding undocumented immigrants, aligning with Trump’s proposal ([53:39]).

Notable Quotes (With Timestamps)

• [01:24] Donald Trump: “Colombia is producing a lot of drugs. ... He’ll be next, too. And I hope he’s listening.”
• [02:22] Donald Trump: “Mike Johnson has been a fantastic speaker. ... the great big beautiful bill.”
• [05:22] Donald Trump: “We could stop the crime in Chicago in about two weeks.”
• [07:28] Donald Trump: “This is much better than a green card.”
• [09:48] Donald Trump: “Education is going to... We can't do any worse than we're doing right now. Let the states run it.”
• [12:09] Donald Trump: “It’s a hoax where they created the problem. They’re the ones that gave the high prices.”
• [17:43] Jamie Kennedy: “We have three months. April 1st is going to be...”
• [27:50] Chief Banks: “For the first time in my career, I actually believe it’s obtainable because the President... is empowering the U.S. border Patrol to do what we know how to do.”
• [31:44] Ben Berkhom: “People are realizing illegals are realizing they're coming and they'd rather do it on their own terms than get picked up by ICE and forced home.”
• [39:38] Eric Bolling: “I mean, who's going to vote for this woman? Are you kidding me? Texas. Texas, you better come out.”
• [42:39] Host/Announcer (paraphrased): “If purely being against Donald Trump was a winning strategy, Dems would have beat him in 2016 and they would have beat him in 2024.”

Timestamps for Major Segments

• [01:04]–[14:23]: President Trump extended interview (drug policy, Congress, crime, immigration, Cabinet, economic policy)
• [16:15]–[21:52]: Jamie Kennedy on the air conditioning/refrigerant crisis
• [25:38]–[32:57]: Ben Berkhom and Chief Banks on border security, immigration enforcement
• [38:42]–[47:52]: Commentary and media analysis (Jasmine Crockett, Texas race, DEI, justice system)
• [49:50]–[53:57]: Listener voicemails and Bolling’s responses

Tone and Style

• Direct, humorous, and occasionally combative—typical of both Eric Bolling and the RAV brand
• Heavy use of anecdotes, sarcasm, and Trump’s familiar rhetorical style
• Frequent promotion of sponsor products and cross-channel content

Conclusion

This episode encapsulates Real America’s Voice’s populist, pro-Trump perspective, tackling immigration, legislative strategy, economics, and political personalities with lively banter and strong opinions. Grounded in the idea that only bold, outsider action can reverse America’s perceived decline, the show aims to both inform and energize its audience with a mix of policy talk, cultural commentary, and emotional motivation.