Real America’s Voice: Bolling! – February 10, 2026

Host: Eric Bolling
Main Guests: Rep. Ralph Norman (SC), Joshua Phillip & Nan Su (Epoch Times)
Episode Theme: Election integrity, US-China geopolitical tension, immigration policy, media narratives, and viewer Q&A.

Episode Overview

This episode of “Bolling!” unfolds as a fast-paced blend of market analysis, political commentary, and in-depth interviews. The central themes revolve around the integrity of US elections, ongoing battles over voter ID, the global ambitions of China and its alliances, and allegedly dangerous Democratic strategies concerning immigration and ICE. The program balances expert perspectives—both from Congress and investigative journalism—with commentary targeting left-wing media narratives and Democratic politicians.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Market Update and Economic Shifts

[00:14–02:48]

• Host Eric Bolling reviews the day’s Wall Street movements:
  • Dow Jones slightly up, S&P marginally down, Nasdaq falls 130 points.
  • Oil and gold tick downward, gold remains historically high at $5,060/oz (significant since ~2700/oz a year ago).
  • Crypto markets remain indecisive after sharp moves—Bolling speculates meme stock traders bailing from precious metals into crypto may explain recent volatility.
  • Quote [01:47]: “If you own crypto… I’m not selling it because the next move up, there’s not going to be a lot of sellers left and all those buyers are going to have FOMO…” — Eric Bolling

2. Election Integrity & Voter ID Laws

[02:49–11:33]

• Old Glory Bank set to go public; promoted for supporting "patriotic" values.
• Discussion pivots to voter ID laws and Democratic resistance.
• Interview: Rep. Ralph Norman (SC) weighs in after Hakeem Jeffries calls the SAVE Act “voter suppression.”
  • Norman rebuts, tying mass immigration and lack of ID to fraudulent voting, referencing historical constitutional principles.
  • Bipartisan polling cited: Over 80% of Americans (including Hispanics and Black voters) support voter ID.
  • Notable Quote [04:23]: "The Democrats, Hakeem Jeffries... wants to basically have a voting base... it's just not going to work. The American people are not standing for it." — Rep. Ralph Norman
  • Congressional efforts like the MEGA Act (“Make Elections Great Again") aim to restore election confidence, require ID, and purge non-citizen voters.
  • Norman calls the battle “fairness” over “discrimination” and echoes “founders would roll over in their grave” at the current debate.
  • Senate passage remains in doubt, but Norman believes pressure will force the issue.
  • Discussion on Election Day rules morphing: Norman blames incremental state-level changes and inability to review voter rolls due to influx of illegal immigrants under Biden.
  • Census discussion: Norman supports a new, citizen-specific census to influence funding and districting.
  • Quote [10:23]: “Verifying who’s on the rolls and cleaning up the roles... has to happen state by state and it’s going to take a change of leadership.” — Rep. Ralph Norman

3. Foreign Policy: China, Iran, and Global Alliances

[13:35–23:24]

• Interview: Joshua Phillip & Nan Su (Epoch Times) discuss China’s role on the world stage:
  • Phillip describes a CCP "war plan" to entangle the US in multiple regional conflicts before a possible Taiwan invasion.
  • China, Russia, and Iran form a new “axis of evil”—CCP leverages Iran’s oil and regional instability to challenge US power.
  • Notable Quote [14:14]: “This is 100% the new axis of evil.” — Joshua Phillip
  • The US withdrawal from Afghanistan (and loss of Bagram Air Base) is tied to secret CCP–Taliban meetings, furthering Chinese strategic goals.
  • Nan Su asserts: China pursues “unrestricted warfare” against the US; Americans are being outmaneuvered in economic, cultural, and technological domains.
  • Phillip details alleged CCP funding of US unrest/protests through activist organizations and suggests mainstream outlets “run cover” for these activities.
  • Notable Quote [20:13]: “China’s ultimate goal is to take down the United States... the Chinese government... has been in war against us... for 30 years.” — Nan Su

4. Immigration Policy & ICE

[23:24–31:52]

• Bolling criticizes Democratic pursuits to “eliminate ICE” and accuses them of wanting to legalize voting for illegal immigrants.
• ICE successes under Tom Homan and Kristi Noem emphasized; alleged Democratic violence and incitement against ICE.
• Democrats accused of misleading “voter suppression” rhetoric and refusing real reform.
  • Quote [29:55]: “What’s happening is a result of millions upon millions of Americans finally saying enough is enough, enough.” — Eric Bolling
• Segue into legislative efforts to address US cost of living and banking reform: House Republicans (French Hill) praised for “solving problems.”

5. Democratic Politicians & Media Narratives

[26:10–40:39]

• Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized for neglecting California’s crises while targeting Trump.
• Hakeem Jeffries, Jasmine Crockett, Anna Navarro, and Andy Beshear are all targeted for what Bolling calls divisive or hypocritical rhetoric.
  • Jasmine Crockett’s “lie” about Lee Zeldin/Epstein is highlighted, with Crockett showing no remorse.
  • Anna Navarro is mocked for her comments on Latino persecution in America, despite polling that Hispanic voters overwhelmingly support voter ID.
  • Andy Beshear’s defense of vetoing anti-LGBTQ bills using faith interpreted as misplaced by Bolling.
  • Quote [33:29]: "No, not in this environment, I don’t. I think that we are really in unchartered territory." — **Jasmine Crockett on admitting error
• Bolling denounces the idea that ICE near polling stations is “voter suppression,” arguing Democrats want illegals to vote.
• Coverage of US Olympic athletes is used to critique progressive identity politics; Bolling praises expressions of unambiguous patriotic pride.

6. Viewer Q&A: Voicemails & Audience Reactions

[43:32–49:58]

• Segments:
  • Voter ID and everyday ID requirements—audience concurs, reinforcing host’s narrative.
  • Listener laments national disunity, suggesting sanctuary states be expelled (“50 States of America” not “United”).
  • Call for the US to exit NATO and other global organizations—strong isolationist perspective.
  • Suggestions to restrict EBT/food stamps to healthy foods only—Bolling agrees, blaming food industry lobbying for policy failures.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I believe when the gold and silver market crashed... they started selling crypto. But if you own crypto... the next move up, there’s not going to be a lot of sellers left...”
  — Eric Bolling [01:47]

• “The Democrats... want to basically have a voting base, and it’s just not going to work. The American people are not standing for it.”
  — Rep. Ralph Norman [04:23]

• “This is 100% the new axis of evil.”
  — Joshua Phillip [14:14] on China, Russia, and Iran

• “China’s ultimate goal is to take down the United States... we actually de-industrialized America and industrialized China...”
  — Nan Su [20:13]

• “If you put ICE agents, officers at the polling places, there’s going to be no illegals that show up.”
  — Eric Bolling [38:14]

• “No, not in this environment, I don’t. I think that we are really in unchartered territory.”
  — Jasmine Crockett [33:29] admitting to not caring about accuracy

• “You can tell that now by all the rioting and anti-government rhetoric. What should be done... sanctuary States should be expelled... rename the United States of America the 50 states of America, because there damn sure ain’t nothing united about any of them.”
  — Caller/Viewer [44:28]

Important Segments & Timestamps

• [00:14–02:48]: Markets, gold, crypto, and economic climate.
• [02:49–11:33]: Interview with Rep. Ralph Norman—Voter ID, ballot integrity, census, and state rule changes.
• [13:35–23:24]: Global security: China, Iran, Russia “axis of evil,” Afghanistan withdrawal, CCP soft/informational warfare, and protest funding.
• [23:24–31:52]: Immigration policy, ICE under attack, cost-of-living proposals.
• [26:10–40:39]: Democratic leadership critique (Newsom, Jeffries, Crockett, Navarro, Beshear), media narrative, and patriotic athletes.
• [43:32–49:58]: Viewer voicemails (on voter ID, American disunity, NATO exit, and food stamps).

Style, Tone, and Final Thoughts

Eric Bolling maintains a combative, colloquial, and sometimes sarcastic tone throughout, aiming both for humor and outrage at what he portrays as Democratic overreach, media hypocrisy, and the undermining of traditional American values. The guest interviews provide more measured, fact-based insight—especially regarding global affairs—while the viewer Q&A emphasizes a populist, America-first sentiment.

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