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Eric Bolling
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Eric Bolling
Well, there is the bell. There's an interesting day on Wall street today. Always interesting for me. Again, folks, the markets matter. The markets matter to midterm elections. The markets matter to our president. Carlisle Group, a big, I think they're like a big hedge fund type group. Carlisle ringing the closing bell. Dow Jones up almost 4, 300 points today. Good number for them. S P up 17. Nasdaq backed off, is up 4, 3, 300 or so earlier today it backed off. Look at that oil number, folks. Great news. Oil down $3 a barrel today. Inventory came, numbers came out, demand and supply. Inventory came out $3 a barrel. Lower 59 under 60 again. See if we can get that back towards 55. I know Trump wants it lower, needs it lower for many, many reasons. Geopolit lower prices means Iran and Russia are on their heels. They need higher oil prices. We want lower. All right. By the way, bitcoin backed off. Just a touch, folks. Credit card debt. Credit card debt, hidden families, harder than ever. And many of you have written to tell me how stressful it can become. Iconic Debt Relief is helping people reduce their payments, take back their financial freedom. They're honest, they're transparent, these folks and they're focused on helping hard working Americans and get ahead. If you're carrying more than $10,000 in credit card debt, by the way, credit card debt Right now, over $1 trillion in the United States alone. So a lot of people are holding a lot of debt. So if you're holding over ten grand in credit card debt, don't put it off. Call Iconic Debt Relief right now and get the help you deserve. There are great people over there. They'll help you, help you get out of that debt hole that you're in. Let them help you. All right, our next guest is a national security analyst, chairwoman of ActForAmerica.org and a new York Times bestselling author of Rise in Defense of Judeo Christian Values and Freedom. Let's welcome back Bridget Gabriel. Bridge, always good to have you on, my friend. There's our geopolitical expert here. Do we do Greenland, do we do Cuba, do we do Venezuela or do we do Iran? Let's just start on Greenland. Let's do that. Because Trump, he wants Greenland. He stated on True Social that NATO becomes far more formidable and effective when with Greenland in the hands of the United States, anything less unacceptable. So do you agree with that? And the other thing that he pointed out, Trump pointed out in press gaggle, if we don't Take Greenland, protect it. China or Russia. Will your thoughts?
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Bridget Gabriel
President Trump is a strategic businessman. He has done this with every business move he's made in his career. And obviously he succeeded very well in business. He is applying his negotiating tactics to acquiring real estate, another area that he is very knowledgeable about. And the one thing we know about Greenland is it's a strategic national security post for the United States, especially in this century and especially with the rise of influence of China as well as Russia. We are seeing both China, which was nothing in, at the beginning of the century, rise to be such a global player on the global market. We're seeing Russia, even after the destruction of the Soviet Union under Putin, rising back up to be a major axis of evil with its tentacles in different parts of the world. And therefore, we need Greenland because like President said, China and Russia right now have their ships across from the island. They want to take it. If they, if we don't take it, they are going to take it and we're not going to make this possible.
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Eric Bolling
So do you think. And this is no strike against Trump. I mean, clearly, you know, why you take a place there. There are a lot of factors, geopolitics, whatever. You know, some would say Venezuela, because they had oil and they can pay us back when we get them back on their feet. Greenland, believe it or not, that tiny little country way up there has massive amounts of rare earth minerals and rare earth. That's why China probably is eyeballing them, because you need the rare earths for, for making lithium batteries, for example, for cars and whatnot. So it's, I think it's the eighth or ninth largest deposits of rare earth minerals in the world. So is it both? Is it one or the other strategically located as well? What's your thoughts?
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Bridget Gabriel
It's both, but right now it's more of the military action. America has been weakened under Democratic leadership for now two decades under Obama and then a little bit under Biden. Yes, we had the retrieve we had in the middle of President Trump, but America's military has been weakened. I mean, look, we are now building ships frantically because of the lack of attention that has been paid to the military. The military has been wussified under Democratic leadership. So President Trump is trying to build back the strength of the United States. And when you look at Russia right now across from Greenland, when you look at their submarine bases, military bases, literally staring at Greenland, you're looking at the Alcatraz of Russia right across the water from Greenland. Russia has big plans. China has big plans, as well, and this is what President Trump is trying to stop. Now, the reason why he wants the island is, yes, we can lease it. We can use whatever we need to use out of Greenland. We already can sign the lease. The difference between a lease and taking it over is you cannot fight a war and defend something you lease, but you will fight a war and defend something you own. And that's exactly why he is going after acquiring the island.
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Eric Bolling
Let's jump over to the Middle East. And right smack dab in the middle of the Middle east is Iran. They border Saudi Arabia, they border literally across the channel from Kuwait. Border Iraq, not really border, but, you know, water border between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Very strategic in the Middle east as well. So Ayatollah Khomeini, Ali Khomeini, the ruling mullah, his son has moved a billion and a half dollars, it's reported a billion half dollars have moved from Tehran to an escrow account in Dubai. Now, tell me what that signals to someone like you.
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Bridget Gabriel
Well, it signals they know their days are numbered and they are trying to escape and get whatever they can out. Now, the father, the ayatollah, will probably not leave the country because he wants to die as a martyr. He figures, I'm already 80 years old. I'm going to die, I'm going to go down in history as a God, because this is how he thinks. But the son, on the other hand, the successor, he is young. He, he's got money. He figures, you know what? I'm not gonna die as a martyr. If I can escape and build a new life in a new country, I will do that. So them moving the money. And by the way, it's not just the sun right now. There are senior military and mullahs within Iran are already moving money out to different countries across the world. I mean, you saw what our Secretary Bessen just said a few hours ago. So we know that they are trying to move money out. The United States is tracking the financial institutions and where that money. And remember, this is happening at the same time. The audacity, the irony of all this is the Iranian people are starving. The Iranian people, the economy is collapsing, yet the Mullahs son has $1.5 billion billion dollars to his own name to be able to move. This is exactly why the Iranians are revolting against this regime. The hypocrisy of the holier than thou molocracy, doing everything according to God's law, to Allah's law, because, you know, we are so devout. And yet at the same Time. There are a bunch of crooks who've been siphoning money away from the public and using it for themselves and the betterment of their lives.
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Eric Bolling
Well, I don't know this answer. Where's Bashar al Assad right now?
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Bridget Gabriel
Who said. Can you repeat the question?
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Eric Bolling
Where the hell is Bashar al Assad right now? Because the former Syrian leader, who, you know, Obama said it's a red line if you kill your own people. He killed his own people. He didn't do a. Trump started bombing Syria and now is he. He's moved a bunch of money elsewhere. Is he out playing around with his billions of dollars?
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Bridget Gabriel
He's living like a king in Russia because in Russia, we cannot expedite him anywhere to try him. It's a great hiding place. This is the place where actually the mullah probably, or the Bullah's son is going to want to go. This is where all the evil people who are very rich people, who built their money on the backs of their citizens go basically to h. A good life, a corrupt country through and through. But you've gotta give it to the Russians. They are very loyal to their friends, and their friends know it. And that's why when you look at people like Bashar Assad, when you look at the people like the mullahs, they looked at America and they said, you know what? In America, every four years, they have an election. You really cannot rely on the United States. But when you look at Russia, Putin has been in power for over 20 years. When you look in China, the guy's gonna die before somebody else replaces him. So when you build alliances with evil people, your alliances remain there for a very. The disruptor in all of this was Trump, President Trump. And that's exactly why all these countries, Iran, Russia, China, and everybody was hoping and trying to get him assassinated because he is such a threat to them. And he is proving to do so very quickly.
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Eric Bolling
Have about a minute or so, my dear. You have said, I think you've called the United States, that we have some sort of stage two Islamic cancer. Right. So so many people are pointing fingers at us who are saying, what this Somali situation. You know, it's no. No wonder that $9 billion, all within a group of about 80 or so people, all with very close ties to Somalia, are working it together. Tell us what you mean about this, this stage two cancer of. Of Muslimism or fanatical Muslimism, and does it really encompass all Muslims in America?
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Bridget Gabriel
No. Stage two cancer was actually back in 2010. We are now in the United States at stage three cancer when it comes to Islamic radicalism and infiltration. And here's what I mean by that. Right now they are so organized politically. I mean, look at the last election. 42 Muslim candidates won offices. Mamdani was one out of six mayors, 20 city council members. So right now we've got Islamists like Ilhan Omar, like Rashida Tlaib. And see, all you have to do is look at the track record. So right now they are winning elected officials at high level where they are influencing whether we on the federal level like Ilhan Omar and the Rashida Tlaib and their coalitions. When you look at the state level, when you look at the city council level, city council is the one who votes to defund the police. The mayors are the ones who tell the police to stand down. The state delegates are the ones who decide what voting machine or voting systems are used in your state. The school board members are the ones who vote on what, what textbooks or what's written in the textbook that your kids are taking over.
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Eric Bolling
All of me out here very quickly. Just real. Keep this concise, if you don't mind. Do we have a Muslim cancer spreading throughout the country or a communism slash socialism cancer spreading or are they one in the same?
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Bridget Gabriel
They are one and the same. They are all working together. The Islamists are using the leftists as the useful idiots and they are advancing.
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Eric Bolling
Very interesting. Very interesting right there. They're working together. And maybe the lunatic, dumb, dumbass Democrats don't even realize that they're being used by. By the Islamists. Bridget.
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Bridget Gabriel
That's right.
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Eric Bolling
Wow. Wow. That fascinating. We'll bring you back in and talk about that. Bridget Gabriel, Chairman for of act for America.org thank you, Bridget.
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Bridget Gabriel
Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
All right, folks. By the way, see this dropped a new episode today. This morning. It's blow. It's amazing. They told me the moment had passed that the world had moved on. That there was no real room left for something really real. Then the Edge started climbing and climbing. Thousands of men showing up every week for something stronger than noise, something sharper than politics. Look at that. 80, 900. Now we're like 50 away from 9,000. We got to get to that 10,000, folks. Something built on pressure, performance and truth. That's the Edge. Brett Favre, Jordan Belfort, Ray Lewis. These aren't interviews. These are men who've lived in the fire. And they finally are telling the truth. How they survived it and thrived in it. We're not chasing clicks. We're building something.
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Tim Wallace
Serious.
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Eric Bolling
A movement, something that lasts longer than the algorithm. Right now. You're early. We're closing in on 10,000 men who saw this coming. 10,000 who didn't wait for permission. Just see that QR code. Take your camera, subscribe to the Edge with your camera. Face it. At that point, press the button, press the yellow line. Because the people who get here before 10,000 are the ones who saw it first. Eric Bowling on YouTube. Eric Bowling the Edge. Just type it into the search box. Eric Bowling in the Edge. It'll come up. Subscribe. We're showing everyone, especially YouTube, how fast we're going to grow as a movement together. Thank you for watching RAV. Keep it right here in RAV the bowling show. 4 o'. Clock. We love having you. And thank you for hit and subscribe right now. Appreciate that. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. Welcome back. But you know, we all have two ages. We have our body's biological age and our actual age. The American, the average American's biological age is six plus years older than our actual age. So the clock says I'm 60, but I feel 66 would be the example. Data shows rising death rates and poor health among millennials and Gen Z compared to earlier generations is driven by poor diet and sedentary lifestyle. That's a big one, folks. There's a huge Auburn University study that suggests a natural fruit and vegetable supplement called Field of Greens can actually slow your body's aging process. Here to discuss is founder and CEO of Brickhouse Nutrition, who is the company behind Field of Greens, Miles Grimard. Miles, really good to have you on. So tell me about this Auburn study. It this, you know, it's not just like one of those paid studies that groups, this is a universe Auburn University study. Tell us what they found.
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Miles Grimard
Yeah, we were, we were extremely excited that they chose field greens for their study. They were doing a deep dive into the, the gap between our actual age and our biological age and why they're going in the wrong direction and we should be living longer and healthier lives than our parents. But studies are now showing we might not actually live as long as our parents because basically we are aging too fast. And so they were looking at how to fix this and their, their main conclusion was nutrition. And specifically right now, the lack of healthy fruits and vegetables in the US Diet. They found that exercise is extremely crucial, especially the lack of it in America, but also the lack of fruits and vegetables being replaced with carbs and sugars is literally ruining your health. So to boil it Down. They said exercise is extremely crucial, but they, it's hard to get everyone on board with that. Nutrition is where they think the best place to start is because they're looking for what would be the key to an easy change for everyone in their daily lives that might switch that aging situation.
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Eric Bolling
You know, very interesting Labs in HHS last week with Robert Kennedy Jr. And Brooke Rollins, they flipped the pyramid. The, the food coming upside down and they rewrote the rules of what works and what doesn't. And you are right, my friend. I mean the nutritional aspect of fruit and vegetables. But can field of greens replace actual produce?
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Miles Grimard
Yeah, so that's actually a huge difference between ours and all the other, you know, fruit and vegetable products on the market. Not only are they just common products with common fruit and vegetables inside of them, but they're actually coming from an extract. Extract. So if you actually, if you look at a field of greens bottle, it's actually a nutrition facts panel, as you'll see on here, hopefully that. But because it's actually a food and it's not a supplement, which is a big difference between our product and others, each fruit and vegetable inside field of greens was, you know, medically selected for their studied health benefits. You know, there's a group for heart health, liver health, kidney health, brain cells, even some for metabolism and healthy weight management. And so that's the big difference between the field of greens and our competition, which is the extraction process versus the desiccation process, which is really it. You know, the fruits and vegetables that the doctors chose for their specific reasons kind of, you know, freeze dried and crushed up into a powder. So yeah, it is just fruits and vegetables in a, in a powder. So it's safe for the whole family and real food and not, not a supplement.
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Eric Bolling
And it doesn't lose any of its potency, I guess in the process of drying it very quickly.
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Miles Grimard
Not the same as through the extra extraction process. Definitely maintains a lot more of it in that way.
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Eric Bolling
And we, and we have a discount for, for the RAV viewers.
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Miles Grimard
Yeah, yeah, it's a RAV20 off. Please try it out. And please check out the whole study@fieldo greens.com, you'll see that these participants, they changed nothing. And it was proven that their biological age not only slow, but it actually, you know, started turned back a lot, which is really amazing. They changed nothing else. They just added field of greens daily and did it for 60 days. And they were able to prove that it does slow down your aging.
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Eric Bolling
Yep. My wife says you're 60 but you act like a 30 year old. I said, well, feel the greens. Just kidding. I gotta try it though. I'm going to try it.
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Miles Grimard
Oh, you also exercise too.
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Eric Bolling
You do it all. I do, but I'm telling you, you just feel better when you have a lot of nutrients, a lot of produce a lot of nutrients. And if this is a way to do it where I don't have to go to the store of the boil stuff, having to cook stuff, wow. I'm on board. I'm going to give it a shot. Miles. Miles. Remarkable. Thank you so much for your time.
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Miles Grimard
Thank you so much for having me back.
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Eric Bolling
All right, folks, our next guest running for governor of California because he wants to clean up the mess that Gavin Newsom has made over a career in that communist almost country. He's pledged to return the state to the land of opportunity by reducing taxes for workers, restoring the California dream of owning a single family home and finding all the waste, fraud and abuse in California. Good luck with that one. Let's bring back Steve Hilton. Steve, congratulations. I hear you. You had a big fundraising bonanza up. Tell us about that. Yeah, it's great.
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Steve Hilton
Look, Eric, you can see that people are sick of this totally corrupt failed regime. 16 years now of one party rule. Gavin Newson's been there for all of it. Eight years as lieutenant governor, eight years as governor now nearly. And people are sick of it. So we've, we. I've never run for office before. I'm an outsider running for the first time. And in the last six months, the first fundraising period that fully part of my campaign, we've raised more than any other candidate, including all the Democrats, including all these machine politicians like Katie Porter and Eric Swalwell. All these people, they've been in Congress for years. They got the unions, they got all that money, but we beat them. And it's all grassroots.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Right.
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Steve Hilton
We got 30,000 plus donors from scratch.
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Eric Bolling
That is all giving what they can give. This nonsense that's a huge tell when you're raising money and it's coming from grassroots small donors. Way more important than you beat Democrats in fundraising in the last what period of this is right?
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Tim Wallace
Exactly.
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Steve Hilton
This is the second six months of last year and I beat them all, all the Democrats and there's a lot of them running and they're all the, this is why everything's such a mess in California because you've got these corrupt machine politicians and all they care about is, you know, pandering to the far left nut jobs that are in control of the party and the government unions that, you know, pushed the longest and most destructive.
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Eric Bolling
I want to try and get this question before Trump. He looks like he's approaching, but very quickly, Peter Thiel, billionaire Silicon Valley, dropped for three or four million dollars into a group to ensure that, that California doesn't put a slap, a 5% billionaire tax on his net worth and others. What are your thoughts on that tax, number one? And Peter Thiel and the Silicon bro is getting involved in this.
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Steve Hilton
Well, it's insane. I mean, we already have the highest taxes in the country. We already have a situation where half the tax revenue, the income tax revenue for California is already coming from the 1%. So this is ridiculous. Just the threat of this ballot initiative from the unions has already sent over $1 trillion of wealth leaving the state as people because it's retrospective. So even if it, you know, we don't know if it's actually going to happen, but the threat of it has already cost us billions of dollars in tax revenue. It's insane. I'm actually working to find a way to stop it in its tracks so it doesn't even get to the ballot. I'm talking to my lawyers about that. It is total insanity. It's not a tax. It's asset confiscation. It is outrageous. It's un American. It's unconstitutional, and we got to stop it.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, yeah. Steve, I would love to keep going with you, but I'm seeing the feed. Trump has just sat down in front of the right guys. Yes. Yeah, we're going to take this, Steve. We'll get you back very, very soon. Thank you, Steve. Running for governor of California. Thank you. All right, folks.
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President Trump champions the Florida Panthers. Unbelievable team, unbelievable athletes, players. These men are responsible for the greatest feats in Panthers franchise history. And beyond that, I mean, beyond that, I mean, you compare them to some of the greatest hockey teams ever, including your first ever President's Trophy, three straight final appearances, and the one that you didn't make. What the hell happened to you? You should have won that game. But it was good to do the little comeback, right? Comebacks are wonderful, actually. But the three, pretty good, right, Gary? And an incredible two straight Stanley cup victories. And I just want to congratulate the unbelievable players. They have something different because I watched some of the games, it looked like it was going to be tough. And you pulled them out. You pulled them out for years. Well, Vinnie is a winner, so you learn from the owner, I guess. And it's an honor to have Vinnie with us. Thank you very much going to speak in a couple of minutes. I always like to hear him speak because you never know what the hell is going to come out of his mouth. Where is he? You never know with Vinny. But, boy, you've done a job here, huh? You and your people, your reps have been amazing. So we're grateful to be joined this afternoon by team owner Vinny Viola. And as you know, our general manager, Bill Zito is fantastic. One of the greatest NHL head coaches of all time, Coach Paul Maurice. Where's Paul? Where's Paul? Boy, I'll tell you, I hope they're taking good care of you. That's a hell of a coach. Great coach. We're also pleased to be joined by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. Great job. I remember a long time ago when you got that job. And I said, they picked the right guy. You know that? And you've really shown it. As well as Attorney General Pam Bondi. Wherever Pam is.
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Pam.
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Hi, Pam. She's doing great. Special person. And secretaries Doug Burgum, Sean Duffy and Chris Wright, who I hear has a birthday. Today is your birthday. What are you, about 32? You look so young and you're doing great. You know, Doug Burgum said he's the greatest oil man in the world. I wanted Doug for the job. He said, no, there's one man better. He would only say one man. That's not. You know, because he's. He's a very unusual guy. But he said, Chris Wright. And we are now drilling more oil than any time, any country ever in history. And oil prices in many states are down to $1.99 a gallon. That's like a major tax cut, right, Katherine? That's like a major tax cut. So what we did is we gave Doug the. Which he probably liked better because he likes real estate. He's the biggest real estate person in history. He has the Department of the Interior, so he drills and he owns the land. And the combination has been lethal. Right? And they've been great. And I appreciate it, too. We're also here with FBI Director Kash Patel, who's a person that loves sports. Right? Cash. You love the sports, and we love you. And Representatives Randy Fine. Randy, you did a great job the other day. You did a great job the other day. You know what I'm talking about. You got up there. Let them have it. Jimmy Petronas. Jimmy. Thank you, Jimmy. Good job. John Rutherford. John. Thank you. Thank you, John. And Michael Haridopoulos. Thank you, Michael. Thank you very much. So after a Shortened off season and a regular season plagued by injuries, the Florida Panthers entered the 2025 playoffs with extraordinary pressure to defend a title. But they also had an amazing aura about them. It was called the aura of winning. There's something nice about it. And that's what they did. But not only did you live up to the sky high expectations, you gave us perhaps the most dominant playoff run in NHL history. The Panthers scored 94 goals in the playoffs, more than any team in a generation. You won a record 10 times on the road. It was. Nobody has ever done that one before. You led the finals for over 255 minutes, the most of any team in NHL history. And you denied Canada the Stanley cup for the 32nd straight year by. I don't know. What do you think about that? What do you think about that, Matthew? We have a little competition with Canada. No, they're great people, though. They're great people. We're doing much better than Canada. But that's okay, right? We want them to do well and they're going to do well. But 32nd straight year by defeating the Edmonton Oilers for the second year in a row. And they have a couple of really great players in that team. And they have a superstar. Still a superstar, right? How's he feeling about his game? You can't lose. You got to win, right? You can explain it, huh? But boy, I'll tell you, that was some game. On offense, no one was better than the man the Edmonton Journal named public enemy number one, star forward Sam Bennett. Where's Sam Bennet? He's got a very powerful hand. He's a strong guy. Sam scored 15 playoff goals and earned the coveted Conn Smythe Trophy, making him the first skater in Panthers history to be named tournament mvp. That's fantastic going, Sam. And perhaps the greatest single game performance goes to Sam Rinehart. Where's Sam Reinhardt, Who became the first player in 103 years to score four goals at a Stanley cup clinching win. And that's four goals. So they say hat trick, but what do they call four goals? They don't do it because nobody ever does it right. How many people? I've never heard of four goals in one game. I hear of a hat trick, but. So did they have a nickname for that one? I don't know. Just, you know what it's called four goals.
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That's all you.
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You don't need a nickname on the defensive side. Legendary goalie. He's great. Sergei Bobrovsky, also known as Bob. That's a nice That's a good concept. That was a good idea. Notched three shutouts in each of the first three series, including a key game number before shut out against Toronto in the second round. Played phenomenal, phenomenal hockey. Longtime Panther blue liner Aaron Ekblatt led the fellow. His fellow defenseman with A career high 13 point scores. 19 playoff games, and that's close to another record. And team captain Alexander Barkov, known as Barke, was named the best defensive forward in the league for the third time in the second straight year. Much credit. Where's Bucky? Where are those two guys? Good looking people. Young, beautiful people. I hate them. You hate standing here with all this power behind you. But I got power, too. It's called the United States military. I don't care. At 37 years old, Brad Marchant recorded 10 assists and 10 goals in the playoffs, including the clutch double overtime winner in game two of the finals. And no skater had more ice time in the playoffs than Seth Jones, who was the workhorse on both sides of the puck. As we know, Seth will be representing America in the Milan Winter Olympics next month alongside fellow Florida Panther Matthew Tkachuk, who is fantastic. I remember his father was very good. I don't know. I said, did you top his father? He said, well, my father had 500 and some odd goals. How many did you say? A lot of goals. I said, well, he says he ain't. But you will be and your father would want you to be. Because I know your father, he would want you to be. It's fantastic. You don't see that too often. We have a father who's great and a son who's great. You don't see it very often, but this is a case where you do. And say hello to your father for me, Matthew. Okay. But he throws a big punch. I can see that. Is he a pretty tough cookie? Is he tough? They say he throws a big punch. How many people can take him in a fight? There are only a couple of headsets. He says, most of them. I don't know about that. Also joining them on Team USA staff will be Bill Zito and Panthers equipment manager Teddy Richards. That's great. That's great. Congratulations. Congratulations. And we're counting on you to bring home the gold. You know, I got the Olympics and we got it brought to a very special place. We have the big Olympics coming up very soon, and we have the World cup coming and we have the 250th year coming. So, you know, when I got rigged, when you had a rigged election, I Was really angry about it. Then I realized if I win the next time, I pick up the Olympics, the World cup and the 250. And I said, you know what, Pam? I said, this is a good thing. It's better than it would have been, actually. So it's pretty good. Amazing the way things can work out, right? But I just wanted to say a very special congratulations. And I'm going to bring them down to the Oval Office we did last time. And sometimes if I really like a team, I bring them to the Oval Office and we do some fun. We give them a little special. We give them a coin, a very special coin, the best coin there is, and we have a little fun. But we're going to, we're going to march on down. We're going to pass the Presidential Wall of Fame. So I had a choice, Walk of Fame or Wall of Fame. And you know what I decided, right? I said walk because I think of the Walk of Shame. And I said, this was an interesting, this was an interesting situation. So I said that was the one reason I didn't want to do that. Because I said, people are going to think about that. But I said, I'll do it anyway. But we have the Presidential Walk of Fame and you'll get to see it. It's been quite an attraction for the White House. But I just want to congratulate everybody. These are special people. Very, very hard to win, especially at the top level of sports. And this is the top, top level. And it's an honor to have these guys with us. You know, it's. I want my people to win. We have such incredible people, so many here, Congressmen, senators and cabinet members. And they've really produced. They're producing like we're having a year the likes of which really so far by no, there's no comparison to any other first year for and administration. We have the tremendous crime numbers just came out. Did you see the lowest crime ever recorded? Now, you wouldn't see that when you see what's going on, but when you see what's going on in Minnesota, we're taking out the worst. Some of the worst criminals in the world are being taken out of our country. Murderers, drug dealers, some of the worst in the world. We have the lowest crime with best crime numbers we've ever had. And we have something else that's very special. We have 18 trillion. This is Vinny for Vinny. He'd understand this better than maybe anybody in the room. $18 trillion worth of investment in the United States, which is bigger Than any number. Bigger than any number. And we have again, we have Today, for the 49th time of in 11 months here, a little more than 11 months. For the 48th day, we have the highest stock market in history. So that's pretty good. That makes you feel good because I know you have a couple of stocks. Makes everybody feel good because 401 s are the highest point they've ever been. Everybody, everybody is happy. And we're doing a job and they're doing a job. So I'd like to ask Vinnie to say a few words and then Matthew to say a few words and then we'll figure it out. I heard they have a little surprise. Ooh, that looks nice. I hope it's the stick and not just the share. That stick looks beautiful. That looks beautiful. Maybe I get both. Who the hell knows? I'm president. I'll just take them. But then we do have that little surprise. And I want to thank you all very much for being here. Very special. Vinnie, please go ahead.
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Mr. President, it really humbles me to.
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Be in your presence and the kindness.
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You'Ve showed me my organization from a very long time ago, it's not lost on us. But the privilege to be at the White House with you while you're present is extra special. I'm going to make it pretty clear.
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That we are honored to be here and we're honored to be here with.
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Miles Grimard
You as the President.
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Eric Bolling
All right, folks, you're watching President President Trump. You know he brings the national champions, whether it's the NBA, Major League Baseball, football. This was the NHL, Florida Panthers. Vinnie Viola, by the way, his former President of the Navy, Vinnie Viola in term one. Did you know that? Now owns the Florida Panthers also, full transparency. Very, very close friend of mine used to be a trader with Vinnie on the trading floors. A couple of great folks there, great hockey team. We will be back two and a. Just how disgraceful do you need to be as a governor or any politician for that matter, for it to be even more obvious that it's time for you to go. The lack of self awareness knows no bounds on this guy. Inciting violence and fraud and then pretending to be a man of morals. Interesting choice here to say the least. Thought kind of makes sense given the guy's obsession with tampons and the fact that he honeymooned in China in what should have been a television resignation speech by Elmer Fraud, the Fraud father instead decided to come out and slam the president. United States and Kristi Noem with audio and production likely handled by the faculty of one of the daycare centers in Minneapolis. Although we did clean it up as best we could. You can still kind of hear what he says. But Tim Wallace, folks.
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Tim Wallace
So tonight, let me say once again to Donald Trump and Kristi Noem, end at this occupation. You've done enough. Let me say four critical things to the people of Minnesota, four things I want you to hear as you watch the news and look out for your neighbors. First, Donald Trump wants this chaos. He wants confusion, and, yes, he wants more violence on our streets. We cannot give him what he wants. We can. We must protest loudly, urgently, but also peacefully. Indeed, as hard as we will fight in the courts and at the ballot box, we cannot and will not let violence prevail.
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Eric Bolling
You know what this is? This is a man scared for his future, scared for his freedom, because he's going to be on the hook for this $9 billion that just kind of, kind of got stolen right underneath his watch. When he had been told time and time again, be careful, some weird stuff's going on in your state. He didn't pay attention to it. He and Keith Ellison, I think, are going to end up. We may see those two perp walked. That would be a great ending to all this. That's why he's pointing fingers at Trump. He's not going to run for reelection. He's going to save his own ass or try to. It's also interesting that the party of what you saw, you didn't really see is begging for people in Minneapolis to take out their phones and record ICE agents.
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Tim Wallace
You have an absolute right to peacefully film ICE agents as they conduct these activities. So carry your phone with you at all times. And if you see these ICE agents in your neighborhood, take out that phone and hit record. Help us create a database of the atrocities against Minnesotans, not just to establish a record for posterity, but to bank evidence for future prosecution. The third thing I want to say to you tonight is we will not have to live like this forever.
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Eric Bolling
Goes on and on and on. This is him trying to save his own skin, divert attention. It's not going to work. It never does. You know how you do something stupid and you know, you know you're going to get you caught or you're almost. And you keep emailing or texting the per. You're always guilty. Get off TV timing. Go get your legal team together. In all seriousness, this stunt of Tim Walsh was meant to do a couple of things. Distract us from, in part, from his. Part of the billions of dollars in fraud. Like, I just said and to incite an insurrection against this country's federal government by perpetuating the notion that ICE agents are like the Gestapo in the 30s Germany. Because if he can do that, and if he can disrupt you, take the attention off what he actually did, which is allow $9 billion to slip through his finger.
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Tim Wallace
ICE agents are going door to door ordering people to point out where their neighbors of color live. They're pulling over people indiscriminately, including US citizens, and demanding to see their papers. And at grocery stores, at bus stops, even at our schools, they're breaking windows, dragging pregnant women down the street, just plain grabbing Minnesotans and shoving them into unmarked vans. Kidnapping innocent people with no warning and no due process. Let's be very, very clear. This long ago stopped being a matter of immigration enforcement.
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Eric Bolling
He's not so laughy, is he? He's not that jokular, jocular, jovial Tim Walls, is he anymore? He better not be. He's in deep. You know what? There's no clear way to understand the insanity by the left. Severe woke illness. It's not gone away. Folks are just trying to stay quiet. Then when you ask them this question, what is a woman? But if you really want to dig into the delusion that has pervaded their minds, perverted their minds as well, ask them if a man can get pregnant. Senator Josh Hawley did just that. And remember this woman, I will name her. She is Dr. Nisha Verma. Dr. Nisha Verma, trying to answer, what is a woman?
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Senator Josh Hawley
Dr. Verma, I wasn't sure I understood your answer to Senator Moody a moment ago. Do you think that men can get pregnant?
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Dr. Nisha Verma
I hesitated there because I wasn't sure where the conversation was going or what the goal was. I mean, I do take care of patients with different identities. I take care of many women. I take care of people with different identities. And so that's where I paused. I think I wasn't sure where you were going with that.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Well, the goal is just the truth. So can men get pregnant?
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Dr. Nisha Verma
Again, the reason I paused there is. I'm not really sure what the. The goal of the question.
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Senator Josh Hawley
The goal is just to establish a biological reality.
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Eric Bolling
I would think the goal is find out, since you're a doctor, what your opinion on is if men can get pregnant, which they can. But if you thought it ended right there, even though Senator Hawley asked the doctor to answer the question based on science and biological reality, no matter how many times he asked the question, the doctor refused to answer it.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Can men get pregnant?
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Dr. Nisha Verma
I Take care of people with many identities. But can men get pregnant? Many women that can get pregnant? I do take care of people that don't identify as women that can.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Can men get pregnant?
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Dr. Nisha Verma
Again, as I'm saying, let me just.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Let me just remind you, you testified to a moment ago, science and evidence should control, not politics. So should. Can men get pregnant?
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Eric Bolling
You're a doctor.
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Dr. Nisha Verma
Science and evidence should guide medicine. I do.
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Senator Josh Hawley
Science and evidence tell us that men can get pregnant. Biological men, can they get pregnant?
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Dr. Nisha Verma
I also think, yes. No questions like this are a political tool.
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Senator Josh Hawley
No, yes, no questions are about the truth. Doctor, let's not make a mockery of this proceeding based on the science. Can men get pregnant? That's a yes or no question. It really is. I think.
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Dr. Nisha Verma
I think you're trying to reduce the complexity of a lot.
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Senator Josh Hawley
I'm not. I'm trying to get. It's not complex. I'm trying to get to an answer.
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Eric Bolling
Just answer. Just answer. Who's going to call you out for saying biologically a man cannot get pregnant because he can't? But Holly did not get the answer. This went on for five minutes. A senator asked the doctor, a medical professional, if a biological man can get pregnant, and she, if we were allowed to call her that, couldn't simply answer the damn question. This is what they're all about. Democrats have always stooped low and have pushed lawful limitations or even broken the law sometimes to win elections. One of the clear parties, the propaganda lines right now is that President Trump is purposely creating chaos with these deportations in order to stop the midterm elections from actually happening. Watch.
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Tim Wallace
So now, possibly he takes a look.
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Eric Bolling
At the elections itself. Maybe he does try to take voting machines in a state where his candidate.
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Miles Grimard
Lost a close election.
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Eric Bolling
Maybe he goes in ahead of time.
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Miles Grimard
And tries to use the military.
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Eric Bolling
Larry. In order to take control of polling places, we're going to have to, you.
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Miles Grimard
Know, have an army of lawyers, unfortunately.
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Eric Bolling
Ready to be able to make sure that the Constitution is protected headed into this next election. We'll be ready. No, no. He's doing exactly what he was elected to do. Deport illegals. And that's what he's doing.
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Miles Grimard
It.
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Eric Bolling
See how it works? Sia Weaver is the New York City mayor. Zohan Mamdani's so called housing czar. Housing czar, this important title that she has. She once referred to home ownership as a weapon of white supremacy. We talked about that earlier this month, right here. Only for us to find out that her mother, see, his own mother has a 1.6 million dollar home in Tennessee. Well, here's what Weaver had to say about the white middle class way back five years ago. But Mrs. Smith, who owns 15 buildings, still like, kind of sucks and has a lot more stability than renters.
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Dr. Nisha Verma
And there's more of them than there.
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Eric Bolling
Are of the Blackstones. And so it's just like this challenging.
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Dynamic that.
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White middle class homeowners are a huge problem for a renter justice movement. This is the person who's going to dictate housing issues in the city of New York. That communist right there. Cnn always comes through with the Democrat Party propaganda faithful and a reliable extension of that Democrat Party. So when another attack on a federal agent took place on Wednesday evening, this time with shovels, Abby Phillip made sure to shift the blame right back on ice. Of course, the DHS says that this was a targeted enforcement operation and that.
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Tim Wallace
The ICE officer was attacked. And I do think that that is exactly the type of situation that we.
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Eric Bolling
Want as few of those situations as possible to transpire.
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Tim Wallace
And yet it seems like all the.
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Eric Bolling
Time there are all kinds of interactions happening where ICE officers are put in danger. And I'm not sure if it's all just because of, you know, violent people attacking them sometimes.
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Tim Wallace
It's also the tactics that I think are putting them in risk.
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Eric Bolling
Tactics, in other words, how they remove people. How's this? If they're compliant, if they didn't resist arrest, the tactics would be just fine. They get in their car and leave like she was told to do before she got shot, before she ran over an agent and got shot and killed. Or if they just leave and they're told to, everything's fine, it's peaceful, then you can peaceful protest. That's the line. That's the difference. When you turn it from peaceful into a physical, a violent protest, you're going to get hurt. F A F. Oh, sorry, folks. All right, I'm wearing the shirt here. Today we dropped the dark side of Big Medicine. This is a great episode. They told you, you know, it was just about getting older. Don't worry about it. That brain fog, weight gain, the fatigue, that's just life. Well, it's not. It doesn't have to be. This episode explains and explodes and exposes what Big Medicine doesn't want you to know. Why men are breaking down earlier than ever and who's making money from it. Chronic inflammation, testosterone collapse, metabolic damage. They're not buzzwords. They're why you don't feel like yourself anymore. But in this episode, we sit down with A leading longevity doctor, a guy who knows exactly what this is going on, lays out exactly what's happening inside your body and what you can do about it. Longevity lab modalities not politics. There's no podcast. This is about your health. Staying the best you can possibly be. Watch the dark side of big medicine right now on the Edge. You can go to YouTube. Just go love love you to check it out. Subscribe now. Stay for the rest of the show. Stay in rap. But tonight later on go to YouTube and type in Eric Bowling and the Edge. Subscribe there. We are growing leaps and bounds. We want you part of it. We're gonna hit 10000 folks. We're at 10,000 fastest and anyone's done it maybe ever. Who knows. But we're gonna be there and I want you with us. Thank you for supporting real America's voice supporting bowling show. Thank you for supporting the Edge back two and a half minutes. All right, that they are the control. Hey Ben, you guys got some voicemails I sent to you guys.
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Yes, sir.
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Do you see what time, you see.
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Miles Grimard
What time they came?
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Eric Bolling
They came in at like 3 or 4 in the morning, didn't they?
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Miles Grimard
Yeah.
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Eric Bolling
I woke up to believe it or not folks, this is what I do. I listen to your voicemails at 3 o' clock in the morning and I pick a few out for the show. Let's do it, Ben.
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Miles Grimard
We have Mary who misses Minnesota.
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Caller
Hi, this is Mary from San Diego. I'm a native born Minnesotan and am absolutely disgusted at the image they're presenting of my beloved Minnesota. I haven't heard anyone Talk about the St. Paul Carnival Days in the summer. Minneapolis has its summer holidays in July and I think it's the end of January or February that has the St. Paul Winter Carnival. It's really a big deal. Ice sculptures, igloos, all that kind of stuff to celebrate the winter. Minnesota is truly four season state where people participate. I don't know where these nut jobs came out of, but Minnesota is primarily a Scandinavian state. Growing up in the Midwest, I thought that the melting pot meant Dane, Swedish and Norwegian. I saw my first black when I was 17 when I went to Minneapolis. Anyway, could you investigate the St. Paul Winter Carnival? And I can't imagine how Minnesota could expect any tourism after the. You know what they've been calling. I listen to you every night after midnight. I can't see during the day and Rav is rebroadcast at 12 midnight. And I never miss you. You. Thank you very much.
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Eric Bolling
Well, thank you for very much. And by the way, you make a great point. There's so many beautiful places that liberals and Democrats have just completely ruined. California is probably the most beautiful place on the planet. Northern California, the whole coastline, just gorgeous and they've turned it into a dump. I, they can ruin, I won't even say what they can really, you know, what they can ruin, folks. But thank you for that call. And I agree we can't just beat up Minnesota for Minnesota. We can certainly get them to wake up and get rid of some of these politicians.
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Miles Grimard
Benny, we have Tim from Pensacola, his thoughts on the Minnesota ice shooting.
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Caller
Hey Eric, Tim from Pensacola, Florida here. Hey listen, regarding the ice shooting in Minnesota with Renee Goodman, the 800 pound gorilla in the room is that nobody is reporting that all law enforcement officers do not have a duty to retreat when confronted with death or great bodily harm. So for the ones that say that he should have jumped out of, of the, of the SUV she was driving, wrong, he didn't. He had no duty to do that whatsoever. If you think you're going to be hurt by a vehicle coming at you, you have every right. Now as a civilian we have a duty to get out of the way until there's no other recourse. Then if you're carrying concealed, you can shoot. But a law enforcement officer does not have that duty to retreat and that's what's missing in the narrative here. So I'd like to have you, you know, spread the wealth and let people know that. Thank you, love your show, have a great day.
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Eric Bolling
100%. 100% true. There's no obligation, let's call it an obligation, legal obligation for a law enforcement officer to give way to someone who's breaking the law or is believed to be breaking the law. That car, 6, 8, 10,000 pounds coming at a law enforcement officer duly sworn in. Law enforcement officer doesn't have to move. He did move and he still got hit. And then, and I'm going to stay with this, I think that he was thinking about fellow officers down the road because if she was willing to hit him, she was going to take out whoever was down the road. If you look at early on that video, it pans from, from the right, this is the direction she was going. There were officers walking up that street towards, towards that location. He may have saved more, more lives than taking one. Benny, we got time for one more?
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Miles Grimard
Yeah, we have a quick one. Larry wants a perp walk.
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Eric Bolling
We want perp walk, that's what we want.
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Caller
This is Larry perp walks.
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Eric Bolling
That's talking.
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Caller
More walking.
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Eric Bolling
Thank you, Eric. Have a good day.
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Larry. Larry, you. You watch the show. That's.
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Tim Wallace
We.
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Eric Bolling
We pound the table about perf. Watch. We. We need the per. Box. I mean, got to go into midterms with. With something in hand. Right? You got to go into it with something. Yeah. Stock market up. That's great. That's. That saves the negative. But what's the positive? Who'd you throw behind bars? Which promises did you keep? I mean, they. They made a lot of promises. We gotta start seeing them. Larry, you're right.
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Right.
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And again, we're not just crazy shills for. For an end administration. We all want Trump to do well. I do. We all want him to do great. But there were promises made. There were promises made. That's the Epstein people were going to get outed. They're going to put these. These deep staters from the FBI and. And from the CIA and others who are working against conservatives. Put them in jail, too. I got. Let's just do it right now. Let's go Tim Walls. Tim Walls. And let Ellison just investigate the hell out of them. Put them behind bars before midterms and you'll win. Worm coming up next. Bannon maybe. Hopefully we'll get him back on one of these tosses. Have a great night.
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