Bolling! - December 8th, 2025

Summary

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Real America’s Voice with Eric Bolling - December 8, 2025

Episode Overview

In this episode of “Real America’s Voice,” host Eric Bolling delivers a fast-paced blend of financial news, local politics, border stories, and cultural commentary, peppered with interviews from political figures and on-the-ground reporters. The episode centers on two major topics: the ongoing migration of businesses from high-tax states like New York to Florida, highlighted by an interview with Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer; and an alarming report about human remains discovered near a Mexican World Cup stadium, brought by border correspondent Oscar El Blue Ramirez. The show weaves in broader culture war touchpoints—including commentary on U.S. politics, gender issues, and left vs. right narratives—while fielding voicemails from listeners.

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Market & Economic Update

[02:50 - 04:44]

• Stock Markets:
  • The Dow closed down 261 points, described as “not that big of a deal” since the index tracks only 30 stocks. S&P 500 and Nasdaq had minor declines.
  • Eric Bolling [02:50]: "So it's not as bad as it looked... these are not big moves down."
• Commodities:
  • Gold holding steady.
  • Oil price drops, which Bolling lauds as leading to lower gasoline prices.
  • Crypto (Bitcoin and Ethereum) shows modest gains.
• Commentary:
  • Bolling notes that Trump recently echoed the podcast’s call for engaging industries to lower consumer prices, potentially influencing policy at the highest levels.

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Feature Interview: Mayor Scott Singer of Boca Raton

[04:44 - 11:24 & 15:19 - 21:35]

New York Exodus & Boca Raton’s Boom

• NYC Tax Concerns:
  • Anticipated tax hikes targeting corporations and millionaires under Mandani administration prompts business and population movement toward Florida.
  • Scott Singer [04:44]: "New York City already has the highest marginal rate in the country. He's looking at increasing that to 17%... people are going to be paying a majority of their income tax."
• Florida’s Tax Benefits:
  • Boca Raton aggressively markets no state income tax and the lowest property tax rate among full-service Florida cities.
  • Times Square billboard campaign successfully draws business interest, with website (nytoboca.com) hit by inquiries from 10 states.
  • Scott Singer [06:31]: "We highlighted our great quality of life, low property taxes... more than 40 publicly traded corporate headquarters."
• Influx Impact & City Management:
  • Bolling raises concerns over population impacts: infrastructure, traffic, and safety. Singer lays out investments in policing, transit, and balanced budgets, underscoring Boca’s readiness.
  • Mixed-use developments and transit options like the Brightline station and shuttles aim to relieve road congestion.
  • Scott Singer [09:01]: "Budget remains balanced. We lowered the property tax rate yet again this year. That's seven straight years…"
• Florida Property Tax Reform:
  • Bolling points to DeSantis’ push for further reform, possibly even abolition; Singer finds this unlikely, but open to options for sustainable revenue.

Religion & "Woke" Politics in Boca

[15:19 - 18:54]

• Holiday Displays in Boca:
  • After controversy over religious displays, Boca’s Sanborn Square is designated a free-speech area for all faith groups, with disclaimers on signs for separation of church and state.
  • Singer frames this as “strong support for religion” and balancing inclusivity with constitutional norms.
  • Scott Singer [16:23]: "We understand that people want to express their faith and we've given an area for them to do it."
• Pushback Against Secularism:
  • Bolling contrasts Boca’s approach with stories such as Portland’s reluctance to use the term “Christmas tree,” framing it as excessive “wokeness.”

Mayoral Ambitions & America First Policy Institute

[18:54 - 21:35]

• Singer describes his work as chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Mayors Council, focusing on bringing Trump-inspired policies to city governance.
• Announces he’s considering a run for Congress, pointing to growing Republican advantage in Florida and the need for a GOP-held House.
  • Scott Singer [19:15]: "I'm term-limited as mayor in March... looking for ways to serve, including possibly U.S. Congress."
  • Notes net 1.7 million GOP gain in Florida since the Democratic exodus.

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Health & Wellness: The “Edge” and John Jubilee

[11:24 - 13:17 & 22:46 - 26:37]

• Bolling promotes “The Edge,” an initiative about using pressure and adversity as fuel for high performance.
  • Eric Bolling [12:31]: "The Edge is where pressure turns into performance... we weaponize it."
• Interview with John Jubilee (Energized Health) on addiction recovery, weight loss, and the crucial role of hydration.
  • Intracellular hydration described as critical for brain function; dehydration leads to cognitive decline.
  • Inspirational turnaround story: A guest describes overcoming addiction, prison and obesity.

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Border & International Crisis: Mexico’s Hidden Horror

[26:37 - 36:10]

Mass Graves Near World Cup Stadium

[27:24 - 32:03]

• Oscar El Blue Ramirez reports:
  • Recent protest movements in Mexico show public discontent with escalating cartel violence and plummeting approval for President Sheinbaum.
  • Discovery of 456 bags of human remains near Akron Stadium in Guadalajara—future 2026 FIFA World Cup venue. Authorities suspected of downplaying the story to avoid FIFA backlash.
  • Oscar El Blue Ramirez [29:29]: "We've been covering the human remains, the mass graves... 456 bags of human remains... outside steps away from Akron Stadium."
• Concerns Raised:
  • Unclear if U.S./Trump raised the issue in recent talks with Sheinbaum.
  • Link between cartels, ritual speculation, and criminal activity.
  • U.S. security implications, illegal arms/artillery trade, government collusion, and cross-border implications (especially for the upcoming World Cup and ongoing trade agreements).

Broader Border & Diplomatic Issues

• Trump’s approach with Sheinbaum portrayed as focused on trade, not security or human rights.
  • Issue of cartel empowerment, expansion, and connections to international trafficking (including fentanyl).
  • Oscar El Blue Ramirez [33:57]: "The cartel has under the Biden administration, they gain a lot of territory and a lot of power..."

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Culture & Political Commentary

[36:27 - 47:40]

Critique of Ilhan Omar & Minnesota SNAP Fraud Case

[36:27 - 39:40]

• Bolling blasts Rep. Ilhan Omar for positioning Somalis, not Minnesotan taxpayers, as victims of COVID-era welfare fraud.
  • Outlines how over a billion taxpayer dollars were reportedly stolen; blames Minnesota’s Democratic leadership.
  • Eric Bolling [37:59]: "Hey, lady, it's, you're not the victim, lady. The taxpayers in Minnesota are the victim."

Gender Policies & “Woke” Culture in D.C.

[40:20 - 41:45]

• Bolling ridicules support for all-gender bathrooms and gender inclusion policies, accusing Democrats of endangering women and girls for political fundraising.
  • Mentions Nancy Mace’s political fundraising in this context.

Founding Fathers & Progressive Narratives

[42:30 - 43:32]

• Cites Joy Reid & Ilhan Omar for allegedly distorting or slandering American history.
• Denounces Gavin Newsom’s comments about "democratizing the economy," framing them as anti-capitalist and socialist.

Critique of NYC & Progressive Urban Governance

[45:01 - 45:52]

• Slams Mandani’s approach to homelessness and millionaire taxation—predicts ongoing urban decline.

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Listener Voicemails & Real-Life Stories

[47:40 - 54:28]

• Calls from listeners:
  • Immigrant Wealth Transfers: Concerns about remittances (“$63B/yr to Mexico”) and its economic impact.
    • Eric Bolling [48:36]: "...$63 billion leaving our shores. Money that should be here... it is a huge, huge problem."
  • GOP Infighting: Listener criticizes Marjorie Taylor Greene for divisive behavior within the Republican Party.
  • Welfare System Failures: A formerly incarcerated young woman struggles to access food stamps, highlighting frustrations over social safety nets and prioritization of aid.
    • Eric Bolling [53:56]: "...this poor girl who's had some hard times can't get some help. Those things really kind of tug at my heartstrings."

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Florida’s Growth:
  • Scott Singer [07:17]: "We've got the lowest property tax rate of any full service city in Florida...you’re capped at a 3% annual increase."
• On Religion & Free Speech:
  • Scott Singer [16:23]: "We understand that people want to express their faith and we’ve given an area for them to do it."
• On Elite Migration:
  • Eric Bolling [06:16]: "...Come to Boca, come to South Florida, because you're about to elect a socialist."
• On Mexico’s Mass Graves:
  • Oscar El Blue Ramirez [29:29]: "456 bags of human remains... and it is going to be the host of one of Mexico's World cup matches."
• On Welfare Fraud:
  • Eric Bolling [37:59]: "...it's, you're not the victim, lady. The taxpayers in Minnesota are the victim. Those are the real victims."
• On Societal Softness:
  • Eric Bolling [46:05]: "Most men don’t crash overnight. We Gradually surrender. We coast. We get comfortable. Don’t let it happen."

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Key Timestamps

• Markets Update: [02:50 - 04:44]
• Mayor Scott Singer Interview (Migration/Economics): [04:44 - 11:24, picks up again 15:19-21:35]
• Holiday/Religious Displays Debate: [15:19 - 18:54]
• Health Transformation Segment/Jubilee: [22:46 - 26:37]
• Mexico World Cup/Border Segment: [26:37 - 36:10]
• Ilhan Omar & SNAP Fraud: [36:27 - 39:40]
• Gender Politics Commentary: [40:20 - 41:45]
• Democrat Critique (Reid, Newsom, NYC): [42:30 - 45:52]
• Voicemail Section: [47:40 - 54:28]

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Conclusion

This episode blends a fast-moving rundown of market and economic headlines, in-depth interview segments, and culture war monologues. Key themes throughout include:

• The migration of businesses and individuals from high-tax “blue” states to Florida.
• Cultural battles over religion, gender, and the framing of American history.
• On-the-ground border journalism exposing violence and institutional failings south of the border.
• Frustration with perceived government inefficiency or misplaced priorities, from food stamps to immigration.
• Strong emphasis on conservative, America First solutions, interspersed with both calls for civic engagement and a sense of embattled urgency.

Listeners are left with a sense of ongoing culture and economic struggle—contrasted with Florida’s “success story”—and an encouragement to stay “sharp,” informed, and active in the political sphere.

Transcript

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[Eric Bolling]

Markets are closed. Let's take a look at them there. Marcus. So it's not as bad as it looked. Yep, Dow's down 261. But don't forget, folks, the Dow is only 30 stocks. It's not that big of a deal. 260 doesn't look great. But the real issue is 32 lower in the S P. Not much at all. Half, less than half of 1%. Nasdaq only down 69. A third of 1%. So these are not big moves down. But there's a good right below that. Gold down only 18. It's still 4, 225. That's very, very good. Gold is holding its own. Good news. Boom. Oil. Oil down a buck 30. Down to under 59. We need this. And everyone's talking now. Everyone's talking what we've been saying. Lower oil goes. Gasoline prices are going to come down.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

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[Eric Bolling]

I literally saw Trump doing what we talked about all last week. Get with the titans of industry, the gasoline people, the food retailers, the rent retailers, the clothing retailers. Get them to lower their prices because they're taking too much of a margin. We said that last week. We told Bannon get that into the White House. Maybe he did. Crypto. Nice little bounce. It says the lower on bitcoin, but it's really not. When we left you last time on Friday was 89, 600. So. So Bitcoin up a little bit. Ethereum, all of them up a little bit. So I would tell you, not a bad day on Wall street today. So Mandani will soon be taking office in New York City, making New York an unfriendly place for big businesses and probably the people who pay taxes there, too. The Mandani migration is making real estate in South Florida skyrocket. Here to discuss, Dan Moore is the mayor of Boca Raton, Florida. Scott Singer, all, all transparency here. I live in Boca and this is my mayor. When he heard some of these stories, I had to call him up and said, Mr. Mayor, let's talk about this. And he was very, very obliging. Let's talk a little bit about Mom. Dani has pledged to increase taxes for corporations and people making more than a million dollars. New York City businesses are Fleeing. Tell us about it.

[Scott Singer]

Absolutely. People are rightfully concerned. New York City already has the highest marginal rate in the country. He's looking at increasing that to 17% in state and local on top of the 30 plus percent. So people are going to be paying a majority of their income tax, aside from the other taxes, sales tax, high cost of living that you're having in New York. And ever since the primary election in June, people and businesses in particular are reaching out to me to find out how they could find a better life in Boca Raton with no state or local income tax and lowest property tax rate of any full service city in Florida. I expect more people to be responding to our targeted strategic messages to bring job creators and innovators to Boca Raton. And yes, from my friends who are in the residential real estate business, a lot of them are telling me their phones are ringing off the hook the day after the November election.

[Eric Bolling]

Talk to us a little about the numbers, Scott. We were talking earlier this morning, you said you've been talking to real estate people and there is quite a move from a call it pun intended, an exodus out of New York coming to South Florida.

[Scott Singer]

There is and you know we're not going to attract all of these people in Boca Raton. As you know, we're a fairly built out community. We've had strong and measured steady growth over the last decades. People coming here for a better quality of life in Boca Raton and Florida is nothing new. I just think we're seeing another acceleration like we did at the start of COVID of people fleeing high tax, high regulation and in many places high crime places for the safety, better government and quality of life in Boca Raton and other parts of Florida.

[Eric Bolling]

And I love what you did, I guess back over the summer. Do we have a picture of the Times Square billboard that that Scott put up? It's basically inviting people, listen, come to Boca, come to South Florida because you're about to elect a socialist.

[Scott Singer]

Well, we didn't quite say there's so many words people read between the lines. We highlighted our great quality of life, low property taxes, no state or income tax rate and a talented base of companies, more than 40 publicly traded corporate headquarters. That ad read in Times Square. We were able to get a great deal on it and we saw large ROI, thousands of views on the site. We set up ny to boca.com in just the first few weeks. We got increase from businesses in about 10 different states. We're still working with a number of them to bring their corporate headquarters to Boca Raton again, we're focused on job creation to keep our economic engine moving and to provide more opportunities for residents to have a great career here to keep life affordable by creating more high paying jobs.

[Eric Bolling]

Oh, but the property taxes are so horrible in Florida, Scott. How do you handle that argument?

[Scott Singer]

Well, they're not actually. To the contrary, we've got the lowest property tax rate of any full service city in Florida and tax rates that are less than other jurisdictions that have an income tax beyond that. Plus, if you're a Florida full time resident, you have two benefits. You're capped at a 3% annual increase even if your property values go up 10 and 12%, which is what we've been seeing in recent years. Plus you can take that accrued savings with you to any other Florida permanent residence. So it's really a great deal for people who want to come here and make Florida full time residents. And in the meantime, we continue to attract great companies.

[Eric Bolling]

So no state income tax. Your property taxes are lower. And DeSantis is making a push. If I'm not mistaken, after 2026, I think there'll be something on the ballot to remove property taxes.

[Scott Singer]

Yes, that's a bold proposal the governor has unleashed. The Florida legislature right now is talking about a whole variety of proposals to have greater property tax reform. I think it's unlikely that we're going to get a full abolition. I can't rule that out. If so, then the cities, smart cities like ours, are going to look for other streams of revenue to make sure that we can continue to pay our first responders what we need to maintain, maintain the best and find other revenue streams to provide services. But in Boca Raton, we've been historically lean. We don't have other fluffy efforts. We focus on making sure we've got great infrastructure, great public safety. We get the trash picked up and we do so leanly. And that's how we've maintained that low property.

[Eric Bolling]

You do very well, Scott. You do very, very well. I'm an advocate for everything that's going on in Boca. My concern is with the influx of northeastern New Yorkers specifically happened once he did them on the roads got congested. They're horrible drivers with the first responders, your police, you have, you have the police force to handle the additional people coming, number one. And number two, how's your budget?

[Scott Singer]

Absolutely. So budget remains balanced. We lowered the property tax rate yet again this year. That's seven straight years. Small reductions, but small and steady reductions are better than one time increases or the huge increases mamdani is going to propose in terms of infrastructure, whether it's police, fire, water, sewer, sanitation, roadways, we have all of it. You mentioned traffic, where you particularly live, that's a little more built out and out. You know, there are some other governments at play there, but we've done our best within the city limits and throughout Florida to address traffic. Part of it is creative solutions, like not having just urban sprawl by putting offices closer to places of residence, office and business in mixed use. We also work to get a bright line station for Boca Raton, which has been a game changer. It's attracted jobs by having more businesses being able to draw up and down the line, but it's also reduced people's reliance on cars. And we also have other initiatives like the Boca Connect, More shuttles, reliance on Trirail. So as younger people are driving less than we used to growing up, we're finding more ways that people can have a walkable environment, too. Traffic is something that you have statewide, but we do our best to manage it through.

[Eric Bolling]

Man, it's nowhere near as bad as when you go south from Boca to even through Fort Lauderdale. You get nailed with traffic, and then God forbid, you get to Miami. Miami's almost as bad as New York, maybe worse than New York City with the traffic. You know, you sound like a guy who may be looking at possibly running it for higher office. We're going to get into that. If you can stick around for just a minute through the break, we'd like to get you back and talk to you a little bit about that. And maybe this other thing that a friend of mine who's in Boca this morning sent me a picture of. He's like, what's this all about? We're going to get to that in a second. If you can stay, Scott, we're good. All right, we'll be right back, folks. But be first, silver. A great gift for Christmas seasons and any season, really, but especially around Christmas. That's why for every $5,000 you purchase between now and December 22nd, Birch Gold will send you an ounce of silver for free, which is up over 60% this year alone. Silver is. Gold's up 50%. See what we're doing here? Smart people diversify and have a hedge. That's why I encourage you to buy gold from Birch Gold. I do. I personally do myself. With the rate cuts from the Fed 2026, the dollar will be worth less and less. And what happens if the AI bubble actually bursts? You better be diversified. Let Birch Gold Group help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in physical gold. And for every five grand you buy in gold they're going to send you an ounce of stuff silver for free for your stocking or for your kids. What a great way to teach them about saving smartly, right? Just text the word America to 989-898 to claim your eligibility for this offer. Again text the word America to the number 989-898 today because Birch Gold's free silver with qualifying purchase promotion ends on December 22nd. Text the word America to 989-898. You know folks, men come up to me all the time. They ask me, what is the edge? Well, it's very simple. The Edge is where pressure turns into performance. Where the hardest moments of your life become the sharpest weapons that you can carry forward. Let me show you a little something from this week's episode. In all three arenas of my life, Baseball floor, trading in New York, television at the highest level. I performed best when the stakes were the highest edge. Men don't run from pressure. We weaponize it. You want to try and stay sharp. You need pressure in your life. You need challenges. You need a target. You need a number to chase.

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All right, we're back with the mayor of Boca Raton, Florida, Scott Singer, who's also the chairman of the Mayor's council at the American First Policy Institute, AFPI, a very, very pro Trump D.C. think tank. Scott and it's relevant because of this little story that it's kind of teased before the break. Friend of mine's in town and he, he was walking and he took a picture of a little park. And let's show the picture if you don't mind. Guys. There's a park in this Christmas tree. Little manger scene off to the left there. But this sign is basically, I would call it a woke sign. Scott. It, it's basically said no taxpayer money was used in the, in the administration or putting up of this, this scene. Can you, oh, here we go. This display is provided by a private organization at no public expense, does not constitute an endorsement by the city of Boca Raton of any or any religion or any religious doctrine. So the question is when did Christmas, when did holidays, when did Hanukkah become politicized? And, and I just want to make sure it's just not just the Christmas tree that gets that sign. Is that right, Scott?

[Scott Singer]

All right, so that's our Sanborn Square. That's our free speech area. And to the contrary, that sign reflects our strong support for religion in the city by the groups who wanted to put up the manger. Hanukkah, Menorah, Christmas tree. We've had that area as a public park. Years ago, someone wanted to come in and did come in with an application to put up a pentagram there. And the initial response by some people was, well, let's abolish the free speech area. And instead we said no. We had our church groups, our religious leaders all coming in and saying, we don't mind. You know, if someone wants to try to mock our faith, we're not deterred. We want to be able to put our manger. And if that means someone else can occasionally, you know, apply for something else, so be it. So that reflects that our commitment here. We understand that people want to express their faith and we've given an area for them to do it. And I think that's important.

[Eric Bolling]

I do too. Protect. Protect your religious freedom. Certainly in Boca and the United States. In Portland last week, they created quite a uproar when they did a Christmas tree lighting, but they called it the tree and they refused to call it a Christmas tree. There it is right there. They called it the Portland woke tree lighting ceremony. Sparks outrage. They can't even say Christmas tree. They called it the tree. Just quick thought on that, Scott. We'll move on again.

[Scott Singer]

You know, there's been a litigation going back decades about where you blur the line and I about support for things. There are things that are certainly secular, there are things that are religion. But bottom line is we are. Faith runs deep in our country's history, in our country's currency. It's important. And I think we need more faith in the country. And we can have different faiths, but people should be free to exercise and enjoy them. Portland has so many other issues we need and get into there. But if I may pivot back, Eric, you mentioned the America First Policy Institute Mayors Council. I think it is very important. You mentioned that. I'm proud to be the first chair of it and proud to work with 50 mayors across the nation who or focused on advancing the America first agenda. Because what President Trump has already accomplished, an amazing amount unprecedented in less than one year, is very important. But we need to take those gains and good policy ideas from Washington down to Main street and find better ties. So the Mayor's council works to find better policies, share better practices, try to advance ideas at the local level. And hopefully it'll be a springboard to encourage more people to get involved locally. President Trump's not going to be on the ballot ever again. But we need to make sure that conservative America first voters stay engaged, and that includes from time to time turning out for elections. In the meantime, we mayors are trying to focus on policies that can advance the agenda.

[Eric Bolling]

So a mayor who's very pro Trump heads the fpi, which is a feeder into the Trump administration for folks working into want to stay in politics. They go from the think tank into the administration. Scott, the thought I think we had talked about, possibly you may. You're entertaining the idea of running for US Congress.

[Scott Singer]

I am. And you know, I'm always looking for more ways to serve my community. I'm term limited as mayor in March. It's been a great run and I've been proud of what we've been able to accomplish to keep common sense policies, promote business, promote families, promote growth in our city, but looking for ways to work with other mayors to do this in their cities and yes, considering other ways to serve, including possibly U.S. congress. It's been flattering that a lot of people have encouraged me to consider this and we all understand how vitally important it is that this Congress, the next Congress, remains Republican so that President Trump can move forward on the agenda and they can start codifying more of the gains from the executive orders. If the Republicans lose the House, then we're just going to have a lot more nonsense with subpoenas and more things that'll just delay things. We need to move forward on these gains. And if I have an opportunity to serve, which I'm considering, I would give that great consideration.

[Eric Bolling]

And obviously an endorsement from Trump will be massive in that respect, number one. Number two, there may be some retirements coming up. And if I'm not mistaken, the representative for Boca is a Democrat. My right there is.

[Scott Singer]

And there's also redistricting that's coming. And that's another opportunity here where there are some legal challenges to the existing districts. The state will have to determine that. But I continue to look for ways to serve my community. This is just another one of those. And it's just an honor to be suggested that people consider. I look at that, which I am.

[Eric Bolling]

There we go. Very good, very good. Like the redistrict. Because I know there's a lot of New York Democrats that come down and make Boca their own. We could, we could use a good strong conservative mayor, strong mayor who is a pro Trump guy and endorsed by Trump in Florida, let's keep them coming that way. Scott. Mayor Scott Singer, go ahead.

[Scott Singer]

Just one note to close out on that. The good news is the people, at least from my perspective, the people who've come to Florida over the last few years coming for our lower taxes, are voting red. We've now had a net gain of 1.7 million more Republicans than we did Democrats seven years ago. So it's not so much concern that Democrats are fleeting New York's bad policies. It's conservatives and ordinary families who don't want to be taxed. And I think that matters. And we'll. We'll continue to try to create a climate where businesses and families can thrive.

[Eric Bolling]

So long as they stay out of the roadways and out of my neighborhoods. Good having you on, my friend. Good talking to you. I'll see you around town. Scott Singer, Mayor of Boca Railtown, Florida. Thank you very much.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Thank you.

[Eric Bolling]

Remember, I can say that I came from New York. Thirty years in New York, and I'm done with them. All right, folks, watch this. I almost passed away from COVID and when I was in the hospital, the.

[Scott Singer]

The doctor told me, I, I want.

[Eric Bolling]

You know, my teams to do everything.

[Scott Singer]

We can, but you need to call your family and you need to say.

[Eric Bolling]

Whatever you need to say.

[Scott Singer]

I was kind of having these images in my head of me being in.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

A casket and them having to have.

[Scott Singer]

Extra people carry me. I was weighing 270. You know, I still struggled with the whole weight thing. I tried a couple things, different things, and it just. It just wasn't working.

[Eric Bolling]

I want to live a full life.

[Scott Singer]

I'm 6ft and I'm weighing 228 right now. All of that's changed, but my mindset has changed. My clarity, my memory, I mean, I.

[Eric Bolling]

Could go on and on.

[Scott Singer]

There's so much that has changed.

[Eric Bolling]

When someone's not feeling well or their best, a simple dinner with friends can feel like a burden. Here to tell us how to feel our best all the time is founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee. Before we jump into that, John, my deepest condolences for your Ohio State Buckeyes who went down to who's your daddy? Indiana, who's just. I'm sorry, we'll get into that if you want, at the back side of this, but go ahead, tell us, how do we stay healthy? And by the way, when you don't feel good, it's not just you. You make everyone else around you miserable, too, right?

[John Jubilee]

Well. Well, it is, right? Because nobody wants to say it. You Know, nobody wants to tell you, you, you look terrible, you, you look sick, or maybe you actually really are sick or in a bad situation. And so, yeah, it has a domino effect that goes on there. But you know, I love one of the things this guy said that, you know, it doesn't sound like a gift, Eric, when he says it, but you know, he was really looking at death, like real death. And isn't it amazing that one of his things even looking at death is, oh my word, I'm so heavy, extra men are going to have to, you know, going to have to bring in a couple extra reserve guys to carry my coffin just because I didn't take care of myself. But he got another chance, you know, he got another chance at life and he did something about it. So this guy is in the midst of his 88 day protocol, by the way. He's not even done his first 88 days down almost 50 pounds of fat. But you know what I love, it's not even just the weight. His mindset, his clarity, his mental acuity has all the leveled up and I love it that every area of his life is being impacted.

[Eric Bolling]

So, you know, we'll talk a little bit about the role of hydration, specifically into intracellular hydration. How does it help restore the ability to participate in life again? Maybe even back get weekend warrior, get back out on the trails.

[John Jubilee]

Well, that's it. You know, the brain is supposed to be 70% water. It's supposed to be 70% water. So just picture if your brain is a, is a big healthy grape. It has its full 70% like a big juicy grape. But if you're dehydrated, it looks like the shriveled up raisin. And if it looks like that shriveled up raisin, it functions like a shriveled up raisin because you can lose half your neurotransmitters, half your brain synapses, basically, half your brain power can go away because of one thing, dehydration in those brain cells.

[Eric Bolling]

So how can, what's the first step then? You know, so you pick up the phone, we call you guys. But what's the first thing that you're going to tell us to do when we call you?

[John Jubilee]

Yeah, well, here's the thing, you know, absolutely the first step, guys, just get on a phone call. Get on a phone call, doesn't cost you anything. And you get, you get some professional advice from people that have helped tens of thousands of people to get healthy. So just pick up that phone, you know, and get on a Phone call and find out for where you are, what is your first step? Everyone's first step is not the same. It depends where you are, what your journey has been. But the good news is we have helped tens of thousands of people for 28 years and we can give you your first step.

And Eric, I just have to let you know, brother, Buckeye Nation is happy. We are joyful. We're so happy for Indiana that they finally got to win a Big Ten championship. You know, most of us weren't alive last time they won one, so we, you know, we like to have good.

[Eric Bolling]

If I'm not mistaken, I think we did have a dinner bet over that game. I'm not positive. I think we may have to go check the videotape from last a couple last week. I think it was anyway, John, really good.

[John Jubilee]

Hey, we're just like last year though. This is how we roll. This is how we lose a game and then we win the national title.

[Eric Bolling]

As I was telling Grub, because I bet Indiana before the season started, I got these major odds and if they end up being Indiana, Ohio State in the championship, I can bet Ohio State and lock in a win there, my friend. Good talking to you, pal. John, Jubilee, energize up folks. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes.

All right, let's bring in our next guest, the fearless rev reporter, the border correspondent who says the World cup stadium in Mexico get this, has safety concerns as 456 bags of human remains have been found. I didn't make that number up. 456 bags of human remains have been found at the stadium. Always happy to have Oscar El Blue Ramirez with us. Oscar, before we get into the human range remains story which is blowing my mind right now, let's talk about the people of Mexico who held a protest of the Morena party on November 15th. You were here, you were there, you brought it to us. Before and after the President Sheinbaum contacted counteracted this protest by hiring half a million people to hold her own rally just two days ago. Tell us about that, will you Eric?

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Good evening.

[Eric Bolling]

Yes.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

You know, they held a so called rally as an anniversary for the seven years of the political party. But it was a counter, you know, to counter what happened on the 15th of November. Actually they spent more than 200 million pesos, Eric, that, that is a speculator, that is a lot of money to bring people from all across the country into this rally that she held just to say, you know, we are invincible, we have a lot of power, we have the best of the support from the country where her numbers have been Critically dropping. From 71% of approval, it has dropped to 41%. Even the former president just came out, president under Emmanuel Lopez Obrador, who was her teacher, to come out and to say, you know what, she needs all the support. She's the best president in the world. That's what he said. And she's the best representative of Mexico possibly in history. So it is a matter of desperation of what the government of Mexico is doing. Why? Because the exacerbated violence, the exacerbated cartel activity and insecurity that has been rampant and that the Mexican people are sick and tired of it. And it has shown in the past weeks as violence has increased in all parts of the country.

[Eric Bolling]

Eric Oscar, 200 million pesos translates to, by my math, $11 million. That's, that's Mexican people's money or they did it through donations.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

No, that's out of the Mexican taxpayer. And that is a slight number that is, has just come out of, you know, experts and journalists that they, which they are speculating and that is the first amount there are some of them, they're saying 400 million pesos has doubled as what she spent on this, you know, particular meeting, bringing governors from all parts of the of the country, bringing mayors from all parts of the country into this meeting. Just to say to the Mexican people, as she said after the protests on 15 November, she said that she was invincible and that the approval rate was alive, that she dropped from 71% to 41%.

[Eric Bolling]

Eric so the other story, Oscar 2026 FIFA World cup in Mexico. We played at Akron Stadium in Guadalajara. Oscar Investigators have found what 456 bags of human remains around the stadium. Tell us what this all about.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Yes, you know, the only network who has been covering this and it is on your show. Eric we have been covering the human remains, the mass graves and just outside steps away from Akron Stadium that is in Guadalagara, Galisco. It is going to be, you know, the host of one of Mexico's World cup matches. And collective groups and body searcher groups have found from the AMLO Administration until now, 456 bags of human remains the fiscal of the state of Guadalajara. And also authorities are trying to create this smokescreen so nobody can put attention to this factor. So FIFA will not cancel, you know, the World cup in Mexico. This is an absolute disgrace. It is something that is completely inhuman and it just steps away. Eric from the Akron stadium is going to be hosting not only just Mexico's, you know, international match, but also other international matches, which this is one of the things, things that is extremely critical. The missing people, the masquerades, the multiple thousands of masquerades who have been found all across the country. And it is just a month away from the World Cup, Eric. So it is a thing that is, you know, it's just a horrifying story that it just came out. And it came out from the searcher groups that have been telling the press they're trying to hide this from the country of Mexico and from the world.

[Eric Bolling]

Were they, Oscar, hiding it? I mean, it doesn't strike me as a great place to hide. 456 bags of human remains in its stocker stadium is probably holding more than a hundred thousand people. You have a lot of traffic there. I think you're going to find some of this. How do they find it?

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Well, there's, there's, you know, there's a place where there's nothing, you know, it's, it's like an empty, empty parking lot. And behind that there's a lot of land. And that is where specifically they're talking about a lot of things, Eric. They're talking about that possibly the soccer team is doing some, you know, sacrifice rituals, you know, to this fact, to this matter, to this factor also, that, you know, the potentiality of the CJNG cartel that has owned a lot of the land, has owned a lot of the businesses. Well, they're using that land to basically dispose and disappear, you know, bodies. And when you're talking about 456 bags, you're talking about that some of these bodies were found decomposed. Some of them were found, you know, skeletons. Some of them were found, you know, basically dismembered. And some of them, you know, still were found, you know, fresh. So it is something that the authorities of Mexico and also the champion administration is trying to not let nobody know. Ultimately, they don't want the United States authorities to know this because, you know, the United States is also is going to be a World cup holder and a host for this current event that is coming on June. Eric?

[Eric Bolling]

Yeah, Oscar. So Trump meets with Sheinbaum last week, right? A couple days ago. And what did they talk about? Is there any, any.

We were looking, we couldn't figure out exactly what they were talking about. Was it just about World cup and the Olympics or what? Did they not address any things like 456 bags of human remains found around a soccer stadium?

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

This is One of the things that I'm clearly concerned of the advisors of Trump not letting him know actually the critical situation which is happening in Mexico and clearly somebody is advising Trump. You know, completely different story of what actually is happening in Mexico because the person that is having these international talks with Trump is not letting him know of the actual, you know, difficult situation which we are going through. There speculated talks that it was about the mec, the international treaty which Trump has already said that it needs some re establishment and eastern renewal between Canada and Mexico and the United States has started from scratch and started from the bottom. That was one of the talks that they were sitting down and then there's a viral video where he is joking around with the Mexican president and trying to be friendly with her. But than that.

International treaty. But also what is going on with the terrorist organizations and the cartels which we don't know what kind of agreements they're going on behind closed doors. But certainly, you know, Mexico is being pushed to the wall as they being exposed by all these dirty politicians that they already canceled their visa. More than 50 already, Eric, in Mexico.

[Eric Bolling]

So Mexico is the US's largest trading partner. We buy a lot of oil from Mexico. We have a lot of automobile trading going back and forth, parts and then assembled automobiles or so. So I get Trump has to play a game with her being our large largest trading partner and tariffs are a huge issue. But the, the, the human rights violations that are going on in Mexico never seem to come up. Oscar.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

You know, and it's not only just this situation also Eric, it is that the violation of agriculture, the farmers that they are still protesting and several, in several parts of, of the country of Mexico. The, you know, the, the people that they're being replaced by the organized crime in the cartel in parts of Micho Guerrero and parts of Guadalajara and in northern parts in the borders that, that is extremely concerning for the United States of America that a lot of people that you know, the cartel has under the Biden administration, they gain a lot of territory and a lot of power with technology and artillery. So it is a major concern of what the Trump administration is going to do now. Now also another thing that is concerning it is the actual support of Claude Shambaugh to dictator of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro that actually, you know, the Trump administration is trying to push into Venezuela to have, you know, eliminate and eradicate the Carters that they're trafficking tons of fentanyl to international. So let's see how this response is going to be by the Trump administration and how he's going to move further into attack the international, you know, terrorist organizations as Carters in Mexico.

[Eric Bolling]

Well, the good news, New York Times is on board calling Sheinbaum among the most stylish people of 2025. I mean, the things you've uncovered, Oscar, and then you juxtapose that with the liberals on the left saying, oh, she's amazing. And then now, for whatever reason, Trump didn't bring that stuff up. Oscar, for let you go. How a lot of people, when I tell them you're coming on the show, they want to know how are you doing? How are you doing? Personally?

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

We're doing okay. You know, we're trying to succeed and trying to keep in shape. You know, informing and doing it quite, you know, in a way, Eric, that is, nothing does, you know, it doesn't involve completely our safety. So we are trying to be as secure as possible, but we need to do this. We need to continue to expose, as you know, a lot of colleagues and journalists in Mexico were risking our lives. And ultimately this administration wants to keep our mouth shut and wants to shut down the, you know, the opposition or the opposition media who's not agreeing with what they're doing. So we're trying to do the best that we can, Eric, to continue and. And ultimately for the American people to inform them what is actually going on from Central America all the way down.

[Eric Bolling]

Well, you are a purveyor of information for us, Oscar, and we appreciate that very much. Real America's voice is, is very lucky to have you on the border keeping eyes on things and reporting. But please, please keep yourself safe, my friend.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Thank you so much, Eric. It's always an honor to be with you.

[Eric Bolling]

Okay, folks, we'll be back. Two and a half minutes.

All right, folks, listen. We cannot let this story down. Die. This is one of the things where it's so big and all the left just wants to shut up. And on the right, those conservatives like us, we have to keep this story alive because it's massive and it'll play huge in 2026 and 2028. Elon Omar continues to make the mainstream media rounds to try and prove that Somalis, a group in America of which more than 42% receive SNAP benefits, food stamps, EBT cards, are the foundation and fuel of this country. Never mind that large group of them stole a billion dollars of taxpayer money that we know of so far. Never mind that part of Minnesota, that the part of Minnesota that Omar represents is a known breeding ground for domestic terrorists, or that many of them Prefer Sharia law. High ranking politician, undeservedly so. Wants you to know that the real victims here are clearly the Somalis themselves.

Why do you think this fraud was.

Allowed to get so widespread?

Well, I want to say, you know, this also has an impact on Somalis.

Because we are also taxpayers in Minnesota. We also could have benefited from the.

Program and the money that was stolen.

And so it's been really frustrating for people to not acknowledge the fact that we're, you know, we're also as, as Minnesotans, as taxpayers, really upset and angry.

About the fraud that has.

Hey, lady, it's, you're not the victim, lady. The taxpayers in Minnesota are the victim. Those are the real victims. By the way, one of these clown groups charged the US government $12 million for meals they were giving out during COVID 18,000 meals they were giving out in Covid, by the way. I can't get to that number. I can't imagine how much each meal cost. But I'll tell you this, they never served a meal during COVID They said they gave out 18, 18,000 meals and they charged them $12 million. Charles. I'm sorry, not the US government, the state of Minnesota. Democrats, of course, are panicked by what happened in Minnesota. They should be. That's why we got to keep this in the news. Let's not let this one go. This is one that we can use for 2026 to show how sleazy and scummy they are and how horrible they are. And you don't want them, them with the purse check, writing the checks for the United States, any of them, because Congress does that anyway. It's their playbook. Anytime one of their policies fails them, which is always when it's their policy, they really don't want the crisis to be politicized. As Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison points out, make sure to point, point it out. But otherwise, as we know, they never let a crisis go to waste when it serves their agenda. But let me just say this. We all want to protect the public dollar.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

We want to prosecute people who engage in fraud.

[Eric Bolling]

We are up for that, but we can't do it on a partisan basis. We got to do it together. We can't use incidents like this to score a political point. We got to come in as a.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

State and say, you will not steal.

[Eric Bolling]

Money intended for poor people and prosecute them. That's what, that's how we protect the.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Resources of the state.

[Eric Bolling]

Well, that's very interesting, Mr. Keith Ellison being the Attorney General of, of State of Minnesota which puts you as the top lawmaker in the state. Which puts you on the hot seat because it happened under your watch. Your call, your fault. You and Tampon, Timmy Walls and that lunatic Congresswoman Elon Omar. All of you, all of you should be, I don't know, at least investigated. Find out if there's any further fraud there. Either way, we can't let that story die. The left still doesn't understand that it's their woke nonsense that was the big part of their losing so aggressively in 2024. The ladies of the View still insist on glorifying men invading women's safe spaces. You cannot make this up.

Take a look at this particular person.

[Scott Singer]

Has a bathroom in their. Every congressperson has a bathroom in their office. So she's got a bathroom she can.

[Eric Bolling]

Use in her office.

[Scott Singer]

And I'm sure she can use your.

[Eric Bolling]

Bathroom in the bathroom of every Democrat and every person who's not a bigot in the United States Congress. We have bathrooms here in this building.

[Scott Singer]

It just says all gender. Yeah, why can't they just do that everywhere? Yeah, there are, there are, yeah, there.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Are all gender bathrooms in many of the Capitol office buildings. Not necessarily in the Capitol itself, but we're going to work through that.

[Eric Bolling]

Call me crazy, but hey, Ellison and I also fake Obama. What's his name? Hakeem Jeffries. You and the rest of your party, if you got young daughters, you want dudes and your young daughter's bathrooms and locker rooms. This what you really want? Is that what you want? Or how about the rest of you whose daughters play sports and maybe they get up at 4 in the morning and go ice skating and become a skater or whatever, or a swimmer, all right? And then some dude comes in who's sucks and the guy's side decides he wants to identify as a woman and blows away the competition. All women who've worked their hardest, their lives, the money you put into it, it's. They're nuts, they're insane. This is not the way the world works. And I don't even want to know what's going on in in Hakeem Jeffries bathroom. Thank you very much. Clearly this is a party wide effort by the Democrats to push for the madness. Here's their communist poster child doing her very best to push for endangering women. It's disgusting.

And everybody, no matter how you feel on this issue, should reject it completely. What are they doing? They're doing this so that Nancy Mace can make a buck and send a text and fundraise off an Email. They're not doing this to protect people. They're endangering women, they're endangering girls of all kinds. And everybody should reject it.

It's gross. Thank you.

[Scott Singer]

Thank you.

[Eric Bolling]

I don't even know where to go with that. I have nothing to say about that lunacy, that lunatic, that nut job, the aoc. And clearly she wants to become a bigger presence and maybe even run for president in 2028. Think about that, folks. There's a concerted effort by the left to either misinterpret the intentions of our Founding Fathers or to slander them all entirely. And you can guess which way Joy Reid decides to go.

So, you know this nation was founded by killers who slaughtered 90% of the indigenous people.

Leeches who glommed off of the indigenous, who taught them how to survive in the wilderness and then murdered them as their things and then took all their land.

[Scott Singer]

And you want to talk about entitlement.

[Eric Bolling]

They felt entitled to own other people and they didn't even want to pay.

[Scott Singer]

Taxes on it, so they decided to.

[Eric Bolling]

Have a whole war with them.

Britain.

So you're free to leave. You're free to leave, Joy. You go anywhere. Join Rosie in Ireland. No problem. Here, don't worry. We've got the misinterpreting the Founding Fathers cover to. Elon Omar, who hates America and everything we stand for, thinks she understands what they intended, the Founding Fathers intended for the country.

This is certainly not what the Founding Fathers of the American.

Dream were thinking about when. When they said, you know, that when.

They set out to write the Constitution. I mean, I don't know what to say. We got aoc, we got Joy Reid, we got this lunatic Elon Omar telling us what the Founding Fathers were thinking as she wears her little headdress and says that Somalia is her real heart. That's where the people she's really protecting, not the American people she represents in the state of Minnesota. Let's check in with the guy who thinks he could be the next president in the United States and say she's wondering who that might be. Well, slick Gavin, Gavin Newsom making it very clear that his plan is to be the future Stalin and still communism put in communism, right? They all love it. They seem to be going that way because Trump, a fascist. However, we have a party that I think needs to design and develop a compelling economic vision for the future where people feel included to reconcile the fact that if we don't democratize our economy, we're not going to save democracy. And I don't Think it's healthy that we have 10% of people that own two thirds the wealth in this country. I don't think it's sustainable practice. The folks watching Mr. Beast disproportionately 30 year olds, the first generation in history not doing better than their parents. There's some underlying issues here that have to be addressed. We have an economy that is broken for too many people. You know when the, the greatest thing in democracy. Well first of all, you vote yes, you one person, one vote. You get to vote for your representatives. That, that's amazing. But also the free market, right? The free market has made the United States of America relatively young country in the scope of the world.

The most powerful, the strongest, the most economic engine, biggest economic engine on the planet because of our free markets. So this whole socialism thing, this whole idea of Gavin Newsom and Mum Dami and the rest of them, Bernie Sanders, aoc See pushing away from the free market capitalism into socialism, communism, Stalinism, it's. It's going to ruin the place. You're going to take it down. Get rid of these folks. Get rid of these. Here's another, yet another winning concept by New York City. Speaking of Mandani future jihadist communist ruler. Never ever clear homeless encampments. Don't clear them, leave them in New York. Great idea.

Mandani sweets that he's done since start of his administration. Thousands of swepts have happened happened since 2024. But no one has been offered permanent housing. And I think the data for May was 114 were offered in shut. So will you continue those things? They were asking you not to.

No, no, no. Just leave up there. Just leave up there. All those rich people as millionaires are going to pay for all your stupid ideas. And guess what? They got to step around homeless encampments. That's a real really cool place. But if you haven't been to New York in a while, go there. But just don't plan on staying a long time time. It's literally a dump. Alrighty. On another note, a lot of men feel this. A lot of men feel this. Life didn't break them. It slowly softened them. Pressure didn't take them out. Comfort took them out. Let me show you something from a recent Edge episode. If you're a man who wants more strength, more clarity, more drive, you want to find your edge. You're in the right place. The world doesn't always try to break you. Sometimes it tries to solve soften you and that is worse. Most men don't crash overnight. We Gradually surrender. We coast. We get comfortable. Don't let it happen. Don't let it happen. Don't get soft. Don't get comfortable. That's why I built the edge. To give men a place to wake the hell back up, to sharpen what's been dulled and take back the discipline, the fire and the clarity that life has slowly, slowly been stealing from us. From you. If that hits you, join us. It's a movement growing like crazy. Search Eric Bowling the Edge on YouTube and subscribe. New episodes every Thursday. We got shorts going in all during the week. Just hit your QR code there with your camera. It'll subscribe. You press the button or YouTube.com ericbulling the edge I promise you, you will not be disappointed. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your subscription. We'll be right back. Two and a half minutes.

All right, folks, there it is. There's the control room Cam. There's Mad Dog. There's Ben. Looks like it's Cole there. And I see someone waving in the back. Assume it's Matt Trish. And is Rashad here or. No, he's somewhere else doing some other stuff. Okay. All right. Well, we got a bunch of voicemails, by the way. Let's just listen to this something. I get tons of voicemail over the weekend and we must be airing over the weekend. Had no idea, but go ahead, let's read something.

[Scott Singer]

All right, first one is immigrants are becoming rich, sending money home.

[Eric Bolling]

The person just now speaking about the Mexicans sending American money to Mexico. They get 20 to 1. They get 20 to 1 of our dollar in Mexico. They're getting very wealthy in Mexico. They're becoming millionaire when they get ready to go back to Mexico and they're making it off the U.S. thank you. Thank you for speaking.

Well, thank. Thank you for the voicemail. And I think she was talking about. We had a voicemail on Friday, I believe it was Friday. Who's talking about. There's a lot of money going. It was a gentleman said every time he goes to the post office, there's. There's a lot of Mexican nationals in there sending money back, which is a huge problem. We looked it up. There's about 65 billion. $65 billion a year just to Mexico alone leaving the United states. Those are US dollars leaving the 20 to 1. Ma', am, I will tell you, it's 20 pesos. 20 pesos to $1, ballpark. So it's not really $20 to dollars. It's obviously a peso buys less than a dollar in Mexico. But. But it doesn't matter. $63 billion leaving our shores. Money that should be here, likely money that's not been taxed. Right. So we don't have services. You know, help us defray costs of hospitals and schools and EBT cards that Mexicans are using. Illegal Mexicans are using. You're 100, right. And it is a huge, huge problem. Very simple way to do it. Just stop them from sending money back in US Dollars, make them. Convert them to have them converted to pesos here first. We keep our dollars here on the United States soil. Another one.

[Scott Singer]

Yeah. This next viewer doesn't seem angry at all.

[Eric Bolling]

Wink, wink.

I voted for Trump twice. Till that will wake up Mad Dog.

Mad Dog. Go back to the text I sent you. When I sent you this voicemail. Do you even see what I said on there? Here's what I said. I said, this one's not for the show. I said, this one is just for us just to get a chuck we'll go back and look at later. I apologize. A guy, I. I'm not sure what he's mad about, but he certainly was bad. Like, very mad. No, he doesn't see matter. Maybe something I said. Let's get another one that is suitable for the show. Okay, here's a.

[Oscar El Blue Ramirez]

Here's another one.

[Eric Bolling]

Eric Hayes, Connie from South Carolina. Love your show. Watch it every day. But I just want to say Marjorie Taylor Greene needs to stop just because she got her feelings hurt. She is attacking the president. She thinks she's doing something to make people feel sorry for her because she's the victim. Just like when she stood with those women from Epstein Island. You know, he was trying to be more of a victim than they were. And it's got to stop because she is hurting the Republican Party with her crybaby self. Someone needs to set her down, tell her to put her big damn girl panties on and shut the hell up because we are tired of listening her damn face crying. And that's really about all I have to say. I'm just so mad that she's trying to hurt the Republican Party before an election. Get over it. Grow up. Thank you for listening.

All right, all right. Listen. Marjorie's a friend of mine and I. Listen, I get that. We got tons of voicemails about MTG, and she was on 60 Minutes, so we'll just leave it. Listen, there's pro Marjorie Taylor Greene stuff and there was anti. So. So it's. It'll work itself out, folks. She's a great American. She's a patriot and Trump has relied on her and Trump loves her. And it's, it's one of those fights your parents to stop fighting, you know, like mom and dad, can you just stop fighting? Mad Dog. This next viewer is having trouble getting food stamps.

Hi. I'm a 23 year old female. I live in Arizona. I sadly made bad choices in my life and went to prison for two and a half years. I just got out on November 29th. So that being said, things have really changed in the world while being in prison. I didn't know about Charlie Kirk and my grandparents are all. That's just how I'm calling you.

Yeah, my grandparents love you. And they're trying to teach me because I'm still young and they're trying to teach me and it's just hard. And I go to the DES office and they're just, they're willing to give it out to anybody and then they're making it a harder deal for me to get it. I grew up in foster care and, you know, and all this crazy stuff. But before I went to prison, I was doing fentanyl. And while I was homeless, it was no problem for me to get food stamps. But now that I'm doing good, they don't want to give it to me. I don't have a job yet because, like, I just got out, but I am trying my hardest to get one.

So this one kind of broke my heart a little bit. Young girl who was doing fentanyl, got in trouble, made some bad choices, went to jail, went to prison. She comes out and she says, you realize Charlie Kirk had been assassinated while she was in jail and, and then she needs help. And so the, the Social Security system, the safety system is for people like that, folks, let's be honest with you. I mean, free market terror Libertarian would say everyone's on their own, don't rely on government. But if we're going to have the system, it should be for Americans who come on hard times. Unfortunately, there's so much, so much money being spent, hundreds of billions of dollars just on supporting illegals who are here illegally for schools, for hospitals, for EBT cards, and an American young girl who needs help, who's really coming on hard times is having a hard time getting the same benefits that maybe.

Millions of Mexicans who've come here illegally are not Mexicans or foreigners. Canadians, who the hell knows? Chinese have come over here illegally and are sucking off the government teeth. The system that this poor girl who's had some hard times can't get some help. I those things really kind of tug at my heartstrings, folks. Have a great day. Have a great night. Another new week is upon us. Warm's coming up next. We will see you tomorrow. And as always, bowling out. Be safe and we'll see you tomorrow. Thank you.

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