Eric Bolling (3:37)

It's. It's steeped in hypocrisy. The whole thing is deeper. The most hypocritical thing for me is the people who are. Are perpetrating these crimes and their crimes are white liberals. White liberal, almost predominantly women, too, lately. It's. It's just an odd thing that's going on right now. Like, I'm not sure what their. What their end game is. We do know that Renee Good was impeding ICE from doing their job. By the way, that itself is a crime. And hit an ICE agent with her SUV before she was shot. Now, another woman decided to try the same tactic. She was blocking the road with her car while ICE agitators gathered in support of her. And exact same scenario, they get ginned up, Art. They hear these people pushing for them to do this stuff, and they, you know, it's almost like a football game where the announcers getting the crowd riled up, these idiots like Jacob Fry, the mayor, and. And Mamdani in New York, who called the ICE agent a murderer, they gin up the public. So stuff like this happens and they do it.

Art Del Cueto (4:37)

And they can do it because they do it from the safety of their home. And they know that there's people that are going to be, you know, impressionable individuals are going to go out there and do it. I feel bad that this lady lost her life in Minnesota.

Eric Bolling (4:47)

I truly do.

Art Del Cueto (4:48)

I think everyone can be on the same page and say, we feel bad somebody lost her life. But the problem is this lady was so brainwashed by these individuals that she thought it was okay to drop off her child at a daycare, get into her vehicle, go to this area and protest, and then drive her vehicle towards a human body. Okay, put aside that he was a federal agent, she drove her vehicle towards a human thinking that was okay. And now we're seeing somebody else think that it's okay to do something like that. And it's because they're so brainwashed by these deceptive leadership out there that put out words like don't comply, resist, isis, the Gestapo, everything. They pull out all the stops to make the agents the villains. And these people continue to do these types of attacks. And because, look, I hate to say it, but at the end we're dealing with a bunch of troglodytes that don't have the brain capacity to figure out right from wrong because they continue to be brainwashed by these individuals.

Eric Bolling (5:52)

You know, it drives me crazy. We've been saying this for a long time, that these people, the people who are ginning up the rhetoric and causing a lot of this agitation, these politicians should be charged. They should be charged or at least investigate. Let's look, look into it. Take a look at. Roll the sound bite, guys, of Keith Ellison. He's the Attorney General of Minnesota, used to be a far left liberal congressman from the state of Minnesota, but this guy, by the way, he's the top law enforcement officer. So he's got a $9 billion problem on his hands. Maybe he's trying to divert a little tension, attention when he says things like this.

Art Del Cueto (6:25)

This surge has made us less safe. Thousands of poorly trained, aggressive and armed agents of the state, of the federal government have rolled into our communities, overwhelmed our local police departments and law enforcement agencies should be focused on our public safety, but instead, many are dealing with the aftermath of DHS agents, chaos and violence.

Eric Bolling (6:48)

And I would say that these people who are on the hook, Jacob Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis, the governor of Minnesota, Tim Waltz, and this guy, Keith Ellison, the Attorney General of the state of Minnesota, they should all be on the hook. But your thoughts on that comment erased.

Art Del Cueto (7:04)

Arresting illegal aliens is public safety. And I can tell you that I speak to law enforcement across the entire country and they're frustrated that their own leadership goes up there and says these types of words. This individual, I wouldn't trust him to be a security guard at a convenience store, much less lead an entire department at this point.

Eric Bolling (7:22)

There you go. Very quickly, Maker Mayor Jacob Fry seems to be doing a lot of tv. He was On Fox this morning. Crazy. I don't know why he's doing it. Not doing very well. Take a listen to Jacob Fry, though. If the goal was immigration enforcement, if the goal were simply to look for people that are undocumented, Minneapolis and St. Paul would not be the place where you would go. There are countless more people that are undocumented in Florida and Texas and Utah. Why are they in these much smaller cities in the middle of the Midwest? The answer is very clear. It is politics. Well, you know, good law enforcement is sending resources where there's a problem. And this all started when there's 1 billion, 2 billion, all of a sudden, $9 billion worth of, of fraud going on in this, in the state. And maybe there's a, you know, maybe we find out a little bit more about some of the folks from Somalia that, that stole all that money. Maybe there were some illegals there. So I don't blame Trump administration for sending people there.

Art Del Cueto (8:23)

Illegal aliens commit immigration fraud and that's why they're there. And he needs to concentrate on some other type of fraud that was going on around him while he wasn't paying attention. So at the end, let police officers be police officers. And these individuals need to lead, follow, or just get out of the way.

Eric Bolling (8:41)

Art, always good having you. Art Acueta, Border security advisor for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, also known as fair. Thank you, Art.

Art Del Cueto (8:50)

Thank you, Eric.

Eric Bolling (8:51)

All right, folks, the Department of Justice has subpoenaed the central bank and threatens Jerome Powell with a criminal indictment. But how will this affect the financial markets? Here to give us insight is Birch Gold Group's precious metal specialist, Mr. Philip Patrick. Phil, wow, another update for gold. It's like every time we talk to you, it makes a brand new high. I mean, we had that one day was down a couple hundred bucks. It's blown that away. Got that back and then some. Can it continue this record run?

Philip Patrick (9:21)

The answer is absolutely yes. I think it's a coincidence that when we speak it spikes, but the climate is getting stronger and stronger for precious metals, geopolitical instability, obviously a lot of good things happening. We've got Venezuela, we've got Iran, a lot of instability. And that obviously bodes very well for gold and silver. We're seeing them set records day on day on day. But we at Birch expect that to continue. I think the fundamentals are very, very strong for gold and silver.

Eric Bolling (9:52)

You know, I think there are some other things that happen. Maybe people aren't putting this all together, though. We had Jerome Powell maybe under investigation, maybe not whatever, he's on the hot seat. But also we had a 2.7 inflation number. I mean that's right at Fed's target inflation. It opens the door to lower interest rates going forward. By the way, Philip, that's great for news for gold, isn't it?

Philip Patrick (10:15)

As you know better than most, the low interest rate environment certainly benefits gold. You're correct. The argument now for the Fed to not cut is diminishing every single day, which bodes well for President Trump. I think this whole mess with the Federal Reserve needs to get ironed out as quickly as possible. We don't want to spook financial markets. At the end of the day, they want to see an independent Federal Reserve. I think the administration knows that. I saw a lot of talk that Scott Bessant was very firm and I think talks of Jerome Powell settled down with, with, with Trump's speech in Detroit. So overall, I think with we're getting through the issues. But as you point out, a low interest rate environment, which is where we're heading, bodes very well for growth and gold.

Eric Bolling (11:02)

And we always, we talk about crypto as being, you know, kind of competitive with the precious metal markets. They both seem since the new year came along, they bought well more recently, crypto finally got on board. But it feels like both can rally at the same time now too, doesn't it?

Philip Patrick (11:17)

Yeah, I think so. Listen, people are looking long term at stores of wealth outside of the US Dollar. We still have big problems with debt, deficit spending. We haven't yet got a handle on that. Trump's making inroads.

Eric Bolling (11:30)

Right.

Philip Patrick (11:30)

We're generating good revenue from tariffs, but there's a lot of work to do there and that is very tough work. So as long as that problem sustains, I think stores of wealth outside of the US Dollar, be it physical precious metals or crypto, will continue to see a pickup. So I'm predicting a very strong year for commodities and I think crypto will move along with it.

Eric Bolling (11:52)

I would tend to agree with you. I think they're both are great alternatives to a very strong equities market right now as well. That can't last forever. Tends to. Correct. And when it does, if it does, people will flow out of those equities into things like precious metals and crypto very quickly. The dollar since I've been doing this something like 30, 35 years has started here and it's done nothing but go down and literally rarely jumps up unless in geopolitics, the trajectory of the dollar continues lower. Yeah. And by the way, that's always good for precious metals.

Philip Patrick (12:25)

It's absolutely correct. As you know better than anyone else, the history of currency is destruction and decline. They don't thrive over long periods of time, particularly when you get stuck with deficit spending and unmanageable debt. So history tells us the dollar has a time in front of it, which bodes well for gold. Bodes well for crypto.

Eric Bolling (12:45)

It certainly does. Philip. Patrick Birch, Gold Group. The group I use for my gold. You guys are great. Appreciate your time and we'll see you again soon. Philip, thank you.

Dr. Waleed Faris (12:53)

Same.

Philip Patrick (12:53)

Thank you.

Eric Bolling (12:54)

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Eric Bolling (15:16)

All right everyone, I want to welcome my next guest back to the show who is former foreign policy advisor to President Trump, the author of an imperialist Republic and US Policy Secretary General of the Transatlantic Parliamentary Group, Dr. Waleed Faris. Doc, why do we gotta jump right into this? Because here we are on Wednesday already I'm hearing rumors potentially of our embassies maybe, maybe leaving some of the region in Iran and in area and surrounding. I'm also hearing some of the outages on cell phone services right now. Maybe Iranian backed blocking of some of our of our communication systems. Are we Wednesday now heating up to find that within the next maybe 24, 48, 72 hours there'll be an escalation between the Iranians and ourselves? Or is this, is this Israel? Help us out.

Dr. Waleed Faris (16:07)

Oh, that is a very difficult question. Which of the allies is engaging first? But we have an official statement by our president in encouragement to the Iranian demonstrators that he called them patriots. That's a very important statement. And then he told them, continue with your protests, you're entitled to them and then take your institutions. We will be there. Now he did not specify what the United States is going to do, but you saw some of these aspects. I think we are in an early engagement and preparation for it. But what is beyond that is basically what to do to allow the Iranian people to win. And is it the role of the United States state? Apparently the president has decided, so there are many polls that a majority of Americans want to help the Iranians, but not to put forces on the ground. And there is a consensus on this.

Eric Bolling (16:59)

So tell us, you know, you've been an adviser to the president. You know, I don't think anyone really saw President Trump dropping bombs into the Iranian nuclear facilities. We thought Israel was going to be ones to do that. Well, that changed. It feels to me just watching Trump talk, he wants something more than just sanctions on the folks that want to do business with Iran. How about you?

Dr. Waleed Faris (17:24)

Oh, absolutely, Eric. Actually, the measure to put 25% of anybody who wants to do business with that Islamic regime is not really, you know, an economic measure. This is a message by our president to those who are undecided or those who are Coalescing in silence in the region, trying to support that regime. Because remember, if that regime falls down, or I'll say when that regime will fall down, what's going to replace it is not going to be an Islamist, a jihadist regime anymore. It's going to be the return of the ancient Iran in modern ways. There are millions and millions of Iranians around the world. Educated, graduates, talents. It will immediately connect with our economy, with our people. It's a different Iran that we're going to be seeing when that regime will go down. Some people in the region may not be very excited, excited about that because a democratic, free, multi ethnic Iran is a problem to many others. Some people in the region, Israel, are waiting for the Iranians to sign a peace treaty with them.

Eric Bolling (18:24)

Yeah. Doctor, does, is it a regime change or is removing Ali Khomeini, the Ayatollah, simply akin to removing Maduro in Venezuela and the infrastructure that's already there just replaces him. How does this work?

Dr. Waleed Faris (18:43)

It's not gonna work, Eric. I mean, if we take the Venezuelan model and try to apply it to Iran, they are about, they say at least 12,000 people killed by the regime. No regime can survive this. Either they're gonna continue to kill and get them to 100,000, or they're gonna go. There is no middle way. I don't imagine that they're gonna be a national cabinet of unity between the Islamic regime and these masses. Look at the videos. Mothers crying, children killed, et cetera. So it is going to be a fall of a regime. I'm not using the term regime change because that would put us in the perspective of what happened in Iraq, what happened with the Taliban. That's not the case. We see the masses on the ground. These are not Marines on the ground. These are Iranians on the ground. The only difference is going to be if we don't help them, it's gonna be bloody for a long period of time. It's gonna impact. At the end of the day, if we help them, they will form a new government. They will form their own Israel, let me put it that blank. And there will be allies to the United States along with Israel.

Eric Bolling (19:45)

So it's been so prior to 1978, 79, the Iranian Revolution, it was run like a quasi democracy, let's call it that, quasi. And then it became almost like a dictatorship with the ruling class. The mullahs that took over were, what are 50, 50 something years into this now or almost 50 years into this now? We're, can it go back to the Original structure, the Shah and such, which I wouldn't call democracy. Maybe, I don't know, I don't even know what we call that. But so the religious fanaticism, will there ever be a case where they've been removed from power? They can still exist, but at least from the day to day running of the country.

Dr. Waleed Faris (20:26)

Let me say two things very quickly here for our audience. Number one, the Middle east studies elite in this country that has been funded by petrodollars has always been describing what happened in 79 and the Islamic Revolution. In fact, it was an Islamic coup because the Khumanis came with their militias, created an axis of other militias, brought down that government and then they started to eat each other, to destroy each other. And then it's like in Russia, right? They had the Bolsheviks, the Mensheviks, everybody was against the Tsar, we understand. But then what did they establish an absolute totalitarian regime? That was the case in Iran. So now if you're asking me, would the Khomeinis vanish? Yes, of course. I mean, we don't have to go inside Iran and change the regime. The people is changing the regime. But the question is going to be what will happen after that? Yes, it's not going to be Sweden, New Zealand immediately. There are going to be various stages. The most important step to take, and I think most of the Iranian diasporan opposition understand that, is to install already a transitional government that will represent all the ethnicities, all the political parties and as far as I can see, it is there. It's going. The day we are going to help them will be. The next day will be the rise of a transitional government for the new Iran.

Eric Bolling (21:43)

Interesting. You know, I also noticed that Trump's playing around. Iran took Maduro out, took 50 up to 50 million barrels of oil, kind of pay for the operation. You know, you look at Venezuela, the number one country with the most oil reserves under its soil, can't produce it because of infrastructure, but still nonetheless, the number one available oil. Under that, Iran is number four, I believe, if I'm not mistaken. So I mean, could Trump go in there and make some sort of deal with the resistance to help them take power? But it's going to cost you and your price is going to be in oil.

Dr. Waleed Faris (22:17)

Absolutely. I'm going to straight to the point. Absolutely. I think this has already started. I think there are talks between the administration and the various centers of the opposition that go into the details because then you can have the some political problems. But the decision makers of the opposition have already Offered to our President, to our Congress, an absolute cooperation on economic and financial levels. They would do anything to get rid of that regime and to join the community of nations. Imagine a nation of 90 million people will be joining the west, the free world.

Eric Bolling (22:52)

That's 90 million new customers. The reason why I bring that up is because, well, who haven't been brought into the 21st century with products and branding and whatnot. Just like Cuba. 12 million brand new customers. I wonder if Cuba's on the table for a similar reason.

Dr. Waleed Faris (23:08)

Cuba is on the table, but mostly because of the Cuban people and because of the Cuban diaspora, including Cuban Americans have been very active. A few of them are now in the Senate and one of them is the Secretary of State. So it's very sophisticated. Cuban Americans will be leading the liberation of Cuba, but also Cubans in Spain, in Latin America, elsewhere. And the Cubans in Cuba, before it was the Communist party ruling very tightly Cuba. But now since Internet went into that island, and Internet is one of the major player in liberating people, I think Cuba will integrate a free hemisphere and a free world without very big difficulties.

Eric Bolling (23:46)

You know, what are we looking at, Waleed? We're looking at Cuba. We're looking at Venezuela now. Operations already underway, possibly Iran. Those of us from MAGA world remember President Trump saying, I don't want to be involved in foreign wars at all. It feels like we're getting a lot of that right now, especially with what's going on with prices in the country. They're coming down, but not fast enough. And then we got the all important midterms. I mean, let's play politics. You got one minute left here before I know you have an engagement you got to get to. But give me the last minute on the political nature of these various, I don't know, activities were playing around with these countries.

Dr. Waleed Faris (24:20)

It depends on how President Trump is gonna inform the American public just before, a few months before the midterm. If this is presented as, oh, look, we'll have our forces bogged down in several countries. Not the case. If we present it as this is the push that the United States is doing. It's like Europe when it collapsed. We helped in the re emergence of a European Union, of a NATO, but more importantly of freedom in many places that could be to his advantage. At the end of the day, it depends how he is going to present it. If those people in Venezuela and in Iran and elsewhere, they will petition the American public and thank them for what their leader has done, I think it will change the direction Waleed, really good.

Eric Bolling (25:05)

To have you on. Always good to have you, especially in times like this. And I'm just hoping, holding my breath because these, these little things that are, they're adding up right now with what's going on. I'm just very, very nervous about any sort of kinetic activity certainly initiated by US Israel. Knock yourself out. Waleed, good to have you, my friend. Thank you. Wally Ferris.

Dr. Waleed Faris (25:24)

Thank you folks.

Eric Bolling (25:25)

We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. Well, this is one. This is one of the worst things Joe Biden did to America. That's saying a lot.

Katanji Brown Jackson (25:42)

Can you provide a definition for the word woman? Can I provide a definition?

Dr. Waleed Faris (25:49)

No.

Katanji Brown Jackson (25:50)

Yeah, I can't. You can't? Not in this context. I'm not a biologist. Meaning of the word woman is so unclear and controversial that you can't give me a definition.

Eric Bolling (26:05)

Katan G. Brown Jackson was Joe Biden's pick to the Supreme Court of America. She's an embarrassment not just to the institution but to the legal profession. Choosing her is one of the worst things Biden did to America. And again, that's saying a lot. And this is one of the worst things the leftists in America did to this great country.

Ted Lieu (26:23)

If it does that, then is it not necessary for there to be, for equal protection purposes, if that is challenged under the equal protection clause an understanding of what it means to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman?

Katanji Brown Jackson (26:39)

Yes, your honor.

Ted Lieu (26:39)

And what is that definition for equal protection purposes? What does, what does it mean to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman?

Katanji Brown Jackson (26:47)

Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I think that the underlying enactment, whatever it was, the policy, the law, the would have to. We'd have to have an understanding of how the state or the government was just understanding that term to figure out whether or not someone was excluded. We do not have a definition for the court.

Eric Bolling (27:02)

Just define what's a man or a woman. Lady, you can't, can you? We do not have a definition for the court. She says the fact that it's even in question, what is a woman, that it's thanks to the left their wokeness and they're putting the needs of a tiny sliver, less than 2% of the population, some say less than 1% of the population, in front of the needs of protecting girls and women. The left is the entire reason we're here and even having this discussion. This week the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in cases which challenge laws that keep women's and girls sports divisions in government schools, meaning ones we pay taxes for as remaining exclusively for females. They're trying to make a law that keeps men out of women's sports. How ridiculous is we have to have a law for this? It's a massive moment for America, though. The right decision by the court will do right by girls and women who've worked so hard, in some cases their whole entire lives to excel in their various sports and not have their entire dreams shattered by having boys and men play alongside them. Men are generally taller, heavier, faster. We have denser bone structures. We're stronger than women, period. It's biology. So men competing with women. Completely unfair. It's not just unfair, it's also dangerous. This is not just me saying it. It's science. It's doctors. Seems pretty simple, right? Seems obvious, and yet somehow it's not. Somehow the Supreme Court is left to decide this for us. And here we are. The left has shown that they don't care about girls or. Or women, but that they can be fixed if the right decisions are made. The court, the current number. Listen to this. The current number one tennis player in the world. Love watching her. She's amazing. Irina Sabalenka, number one in the world, just crushes everyone. Recently played a match in Dubai against Nick Krigios, currently ranked 671st in the world on the men's division. Grigios admitted that he was tired, out of breath, feeling weak against Sabalenka Serve.

Philip Patrick (29:05)

And.

Eric Bolling (29:05)

And yet he beat her. 6, 7, 71st male beat the number one women 6, 3, 6. Three straight sets. That match was just for show. They called it the battle of the sexes again. And it's all in good spirits, they say. But what if this were a real match with real money and standings at stake? What if the number one women's tennis player in the world lost her ranking to a man who's ranked 671st in the world? Men playing women's sports. How's this? Keep men in men's sports. Keep women in women's sports, shall we? But somehow that simple and obvious concept became complicated to the woke left.

Katanji Brown Jackson (29:43)

Why are you splitting up sports? Like, I'm pretty sure a woman can play basketball as well as a man if she practice.

Eric Bolling (29:53)

See, they're not just advocating for biological men who pretend to be women to play on a woman's team. They want to combine it all. Women should just work harder. They say, folks, this is the kind of mentality we're up against. It's your fault for your thinking like a logical human being. It's your Fault for not trying harder to placate some with a mental illness. And unbelievably, that thinking goes all the way up to the Supreme Court.

Katanji Brown Jackson (30:18)

You have the overarching classification, you know, everybody has to be play on the team that is the same as their sex at birth. But then you have a gender identity definition that is operating within that. Meaning a distinction. Meaning that for cisgender girls, they can play consistent with their gender identity. For transgender girls, they can't.

Eric Bolling (30:49)

When she said cis, Ginger, I think she meant cisgender, which is the one, probably the most enraging words left has ever created. A cisgender girl just means a biologically born girl. How about just a girl? Cisgender is insulting to women and to men. Man, woman, that's it. We don't need a new word. Cisgender. And basically, KGB Kajani Brown Jackson still refuses to admit to what a woman really is.

Katanji Brown Jackson (31:16)

This notion that this is really just about the definition of who we accept, that you can accept separate boys and girls. And we are now looking at the definition of a girl, and we're saying only people who were girl assigned at birth qualify.

Eric Bolling (31:35)

And that's a Supreme Court justice, and she's angry that people only count girls assigned at birth as girls. We're talking about putting ideological bias over law. Biology is not a social construct. Biological sex, evolution, that's not up for interpretation. Don't even know why we have to say that part out loud, do you? Isn't it insane that we have to point the obvious out? Just say it. Woman, XX chromosome. Man XY chromosome. That's it. End of conversation. Should go no further than that. And KBJ is astounded that the court would, quote, treat cisgender women differently than CIS women. You realize how astounding this is, how infuriating this is, that a justice of the Supreme Court can't see the difference between a biological female and a biological male whose psychology makes him feel as if he's a female. Hey, Katanji, let's break this to you. There are differences. They are different, and it's downright dangerous to women. Dr. Chad Carlson, a specialist in sports medicine and a former president of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, writes this in the Wall Street Journal. Quoting science is telling us plainly what common sense told us all along. Athletics is about bodies, not identities. If we allow boys and men in female divisions, girls and women will suffer injury. Close quote. This isn't just about fairness. It's about danger. The left doesn't care about that. At all they only care about feeling good about themselves for putting a sick delusion on above the mental and physical needs of girls and women. Supreme Court has a chance to take the left's insanity and wipe the floor with it, make it right. I'm hearing reports that they will do just that and it will be a win for our country, for our society and for all the men and women, and especially the women in sports. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. Well, the party of violence and lawlessness. Yep. The Democrats continue to make make it known that they have no respect or regard for what the federal government is doing based on what more than half of America wholeheartedly voted for. It doesn't matter to them that they're putting the lives of ICE agents in serious danger and it doesn't matter to them that they are the ones inciting violence and chaos. They're handing the proverbial baton to each other within the Democrat Party, spewing hateful rhetoric in an effort to get these brave men and women killed. And yet California Congressman Ted Lieu comes out and flips it around and deflects.

Ted Lieu (34:22)

A classic Democrat tactic for full transparency. We need everyone to cooperate to get to the bottom of what happened. And I also ask ICE leaders and the administration to tone down the rhetoric. ICE Commander Greg Bovino last night made a post that essentially called protesters, quote, cannon fodder. He needs to delete that post or he needs to resign. The American people are not cannon fodder. We have the absolute First Amendment right to witness what ICE is doing publicly, to film what ICE is doing publicly, to photograph what ICE is doing publicly. We are protected by the Constitution. And if Greg Bovino and the administration doesn't turn on the rhetoric, it's going to cause more people to get killed.

Eric Bolling (35:06)

Knock yourself out, Ted. Lou, film them because they're all they're doing is carrying out the job that they've been told to do, the job that people elected Donald Trump to happen. That's what they're doing. That's exactly doing. By the way, Tom Holman was on Fox this morning saying that it took one step further because of the rhetoric of these idiots like this guy right here, Ted Lieu in California. His family's been threatened, not him. He said, my family's been threatened. They said, we don't want to kill you anymore. We want to kill your family. Family. That's how sick these leftists are in this country. Shouldn't Elon Omar be hiding in a hole somewhere? She's defending criminals in her constituency $9 billion worth. She married her own brother, give him illegal status, make him legal. She's being investigated for fraud of her own. And she said time and time again that her allegiance is to her home of Somalia first and foremost. Doesn't that matter to Elon? Where there once was defund the police. Omar now brings you defund ice.

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Eric Bolling (36:25)

Listen to that carefully because she just told you what they're going to do if they get the gavel in the House. Remember the households, the country's checkbook, right? So if they take the house in 20 in this, in November, 10 months away, they are going to make life very, very difficult for the Trump administration. And certainly they were going to start at dhs. Despite the fact that DHS has provided information to the public proving that many of those they're deporting are known criminals, Elon Omar insists on continuing to spread lies to Americans about this very fact.

Podcast Announcer (36:57)

They have not been able to tell us what is the purpose for, for this search. They haven't been able to produce any evidence that they are finding people who are undocumented who have committed crimes. Almost every single person that they have information and shared information with us has been someone that has already been adjudicated and was already in prison. And so there's no way to justify what, what they are doing.

Eric Bolling (37:27)

Almost every single person that they're doing this to has been adjudicated and has been. Are you out of your mind? Are you nuts, lady? Untrue, Completely false. Just lie. And what, what people listen to that crap? No, most of the people are doing this are illegals who are here and haven't been adjudicated. Haven't they be in jail if they were? Or they've been sent back and they came back again. Stop it. Stop with the lies. New Jersey Democrat Senator Cory Booker, I don't know, just about now due for another diaper wearing meltdown on the Senate floor soon, isn't he? It was about 25 hours of a delusional rant last year. Time to beat that record, Corey. Where two depends this time. In the meantime, Booker takes it a step further and calls for defunding the Department of Homeland Security completely.

Podcast Announcer (38:15)

Your colleague is calling on you and.

Katanji Brown Jackson (38:18)

Others to refuse to fund DHS unless those new rules are put in place.

Eric Bolling (38:23)

For ICE and Immigration enforcement.

Katanji Brown Jackson (38:25)

Do you agree?

Eric Bolling (38:28)

Look, I, for me personally, I can.

Ted Lieu (38:30)

In good conscience support an agency that.

Eric Bolling (38:32)

Is so out of control. Okay, yeah, defundable. See how that works out. Oh, in New Jersey. Good. A ton of illegals there. I got it. You just want to bring a bunch of votes to the state of New Jersey. Got it, Corey. Meanwhile, it's kind of sweet of Don Lemon to check in on us, the people who voted to remove the millions in our country illegally, just to make sure we are doing it right. Thanks, Donnie.

Ted Lieu (38:56)

Is this what you voted for, maga, you idiots. Is this what you voted for? Why would you even want this job? Is your ego and your. Are they that small that you feel that you have to harass people in order to feel like a man or to feel strong? Is this what you voted for? Is this what you voted for? Maybe it is. And if you did, then you're a cruel, heartless. Clearly, what this administration is trying to get you to do is unlawful.

Eric Bolling (39:23)

Yes, that's exactly what we voted for, Donnie. Yes, I'm maga, and that's exactly what we voted. We voted for removing the illegals in the country. We voted to close the. The southern border, which Trump has done, in which he's moving the illegals out. Yes, exactly what me and 80 million other people voted for. Donny Lamon, by the way. Let's have this conversation. You want to do it? I'll do it. On your show and my show. We'll simulcast them both. We'll have a debate on whether what ICE is doing is what we voted for or not. I love to have the debate with you, Donnie Lemon. Come on. Remember he used to call me. Remember used to text me when you were at cnn? I was at Fox. Let's do it again, pal. I'm up for it. Are you? I do love a Democrat self owned moment, don't you? Joy Behar, one of the smartest women sitting at the view table, not a very high bar, by the way, accidentally let the cat out of the bag by saying that the President is having ICE deport illegals to win the next election. Behar is admitting the left want them to stay so they can get their vote. About right.

Katanji Brown Jackson (40:27)

I really worry about that. Trump is looking for this kind of pandemonium to go on like you just described, so that he could declare martial law or something and also cancel the midterms. Well, under martial law, you will have elections.

Dr. Waleed Faris (40:40)

Yeah, that's what. That's what she's saying.

Katanji Brown Jackson (40:41)

But look, because he's worried he needs to administer the election Congress. Next time I will be impeached, which means that he could be convicted and sent to jail. He does not want this to happen.

Eric Bolling (40:53)

That's what they want. They want to keep these people here just for their votes. They can't really like them or want. They certainly can't love the crime. Do they? Maybe they do. Squad store. Congresswoman Premier Jaya Powell proving she's never opened up a history book and has some very interesting ideas about who actually made America what it is today.

Katanji Brown Jackson (41:11)

The majority of Americans across the country, regardless of political party, know that immigrants from all over the world, Somalia, India, wherever they're from, Latin America, Africa, that immigrants have built this country and make this country what it is today.

Eric Bolling (41:30)

No one's against immigration. J Pal. Nobody said no immigration. We said, remember? Trump has even said it. Higher wall, bigger door. Make it legal immigration and bring more of them in. Make it the best of the best. Not what they're sending over. Emptying their jails, their prisons and sending them across the border. Legal immigration. Jai Pal, stop. If ever you needed more proof that Democrats have learned nothing from bogus impeachments and willy nilly lawfare against the president, it's the fact that they're not shy to say that they will absolutely do those things again if they win back the House majority this year. We've been saying it all along. That's all they're hoping for, just to impeach Trump again. Watch.

Katanji Brown Jackson (42:10)

Would you support impeachment if Democrats take back the House?

Eric Bolling (42:14)

Because on the list of criminals and.

Katanji Brown Jackson (42:16)

Offenses, if, if many of the things we've seen over the last year from the president are not impeachable offenses, I'm unsure about what is.

Eric Bolling (42:24)

Yes, I do. And look, I know people say, oh, it's a distraction. That's what they said about Epstein when I started. Oh, it's a distraction. Let's talk about the cost of rent and the cost of food. You can do both. You can talk about accountability and you can talk about a vision. And we need to do both when we take back the House. That's all I want. That's their whole plan. Get the House, impeach them. They won't. It won't matter because they won't win the Senate and he's the president anyway, can veto it. It doesn't really matter. But keep trying. Keep trying. This is why elections are have consequences, are extremely important this time. Finally, apparently, some lib women are shaving their heads in honor of Renee Good, the Minneapolis woman who was shot after she used her car as a weapon to attack federal officers. What's really interesting is that the woman making a post as she does so can't even get the woman's name right. You know, the actual woman she's shaving her head for referring to her to as Renee Cook in her dramatic snowflake post. This isn't going to be pretty, I'm sorry to say. Yeah, all right. It's Renee good. Not Cook lady. I hope. I hope you got the right person. All right, folks, I want to talk to you. I want to talk to people who recognize momentum when you see it. Most shows at this point. I'm talking about the Edge now. Most shows at this point in their life still fighting to even be noticed. A few views here, comments there, basically invisible. That's not what's happening here. This channel, the Edge, has already real viewers, 8, 700 real subscribers right now. Real engagement, real traction. And now it's reaching the stage where something flips. We're close enough to a major threshold. I'm showing you right there, 10,000. 10,000 is a major YouTube threshold that every new subscriber becomes real fuel. Every one of you. If you get us past that, you are putting us into that next level. We've jumped out to a staggering 8, 700 subs in under four months. The average YouTube channel hits 8, 700 in something like three years. If they ever, ever make it there at all. 99% never reach 8,700. So we're going after that 10,000 number with a vengeance. Help me do it. It's not hype, just math. This is the moment where YouTube decides whether something becomes a movement or stays a small niche. Right now, that decision is being made by real people choosing to step in. That means you. I'm asking you for help to blow past all that mercury right out. That Thermometer's top at 10,000. We can do this together. Hit your QR code right there with your camera. Press subscribe or go to YouTube.com eric bowling the edge. If you got Eric Bowling in the Edge in the search box in YouTube, hit subscribe there. Get to that page. We want you part of it. Again, thank you for your viewership right here at Real America's Voice. Thank you for watching the bowling show and thank you for subscribing to Eric Bowling the Edge. We want to get that 10,000. Let's get it, folks. Let's do it together. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. We're just talking about the best movie ever. Made if you haven't seen it. Office Space. You got to see Office Space. Best movie by far ever made. Don't know why there's not Office Space too. All right, let me show you something that really, really, really matters. Matters to a lot of people, especially me. This is where the Edge is sitting right now. And inside the YouTube system. What most people don't realize. 8,700. We hit that 10,000. If you hit certain channels that every channel isn't the same. It runs on thresholds. When you cross certain lines, distribution changes, recommendations widen, momentum starts compounding. Here's what makes this moment. Different channels at this stage almost never look like this. Most shows are young and invisible. A couple hundred people, total handful of views, no real engagement. The Edge or already moving mountains. Up against 10,000. Up against one of those lines where the algorithm stops guessing, starts paying attention. We're at 8,700. I want you to help me break 10,000. We break records. If we do that at this early stage, that means something very simple, but something very powerful. Your subscription right now. Your click actually matters a lot. Not symbolically, mechanically. If you watch the Edge, you feel what we're building here. If you like it, don't just observe. Subscribe. It's a camera right on that QR code. Hit subscribe. Or go to YouTube. Go to the search box and just put Eric Bowling the Edge. Subscribe. Join me. Let's crack 10,000. Let's make this a real movement. All right, you've been leaving some great voicemails. Mad Dog, have you not seen Office Space?

Ted Lieu (47:06)

I have not.

Dr. Waleed Faris (47:07)

I don't know.

Eric Bolling (47:08)

Best movie ever. Best movie ever. All right, let's do a voicemail.

Dr. Waleed Faris (47:12)

All right, this is Steve from West Virginia.

Ted Lieu (47:14)

Wants perp walks.

Caller Steve (47:16)

Hey, this is Steve from West Virginia. Watch all the time. Love the show and love the Edge. Hey, I just have a quick comment. And so I've been hearing for. For a year now about all these investigations that. That we're doing. Oh, we're investigating this? We're investigating this?

Art Del Cueto (47:35)

Well, how about.

Caller Steve (47:36)

How about arresting some of these sobs? It's been over a year. Nobody's been perp walked. Walk them in handcuffs. We're sick of it, Maga. Sick of it. Start arresting these SOBs. That's it. Have a great day. Wish spring was here. It's cold. Cold, cold, cold.

Eric Bolling (47:55)

Yeah, you're right. We've been saying it here, man. Thank you for. Thank you for watching. To appreciate your support at Rev and the Edge. Yeah, Perp walks, work. They'll stop this from happening. You know what else perp walks will do? If you perp walk some of these SOBs into the midterm elections, you just might get people voting more, more, more inclined to vote, because that's what we said we were going to do. So let's perp walk the sobs right now. All of them. You do you do something wrong, Throw them in bars. But people got to see that. We can't hear about it. We can't hear it's going to happen someday. We got to see it.

Dr. Waleed Faris (48:29)

Ad dog, this viewer has a speculation for you to weigh in on.

Caller Steve (48:34)

Hey, Eric, great show. Love what you're doing. Keep it up, man. Hey, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but when we heard that people were bringing in inoculants to the soil up there in Michigan, what would prevent them from putting something through the mail if they wanted to get a majority of the nation exposed? Just a thought. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but there's something there.

Eric Bolling (49:07)

Yeah, come on. Great. Great comment. You're not a conspiracy theorist. One of the biggest risks, and by the way, you're talking about the Chinese exchange students that brought some illegal materials, some of them were highly toxic, highly virulent, meaning virus into the country. And then they were caught and nothing really happened to them. At least we haven't really hurt. But you are making a very, very important point. I don't know that they can make the soil deadly or not. With those, I'm not sure, but I know what they can do. They can easily toxify our water supplies. Our local water supplies are at great risk. You throw some of these things into our water, fish eat it. We eat the fish, people, we drink the water, we can all get sick. You're 100% right. We really need to crack down on these, these bad actors. These, these, the last few have been from China. They could come from anywhere. Iran, I don't know, Venezuela, hello, Cuba. We got to keep an eye that. You're 100, right? Also, our electricity grid, our electricity is very, very susceptible. If you take one tower out, it would have a daisy chain effect to some major, major metropolitan areas. A lot of things to think about, folks. Have a great night. We'll get more. We're gonna do some Friday with more voicemails. We love these. Have a great night. Ban of worms coming up next. We will see you again tomorrow. Bowling out for Wednesday.

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