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Rough, rough days. And that's really putting pressure on the equities markets. That's why they went down. Take a look at gold down substantially $110 to the ounce. Silver down $5 to the ounce. Crypto. I saw a $73,800 price earlier in the day about 11 o' clock this morning. Came off hard $71,000. All right, think about this for a second. In 2006, $20,000 equaled roughly 33 ounces of gold. So you take 20 grand and you're holding 33 ounces of gold back then at the spot price. Today's price is those same 33 ounces. $165,000. See the difference? They exploded in value. Smart Americans diversify a portion of their savings into precious metals. And that's why you need to consider buying gold from my friends at Birch Gold Group. For thousands of years, gold has been a storer of wealth and today it's a crucial part of any balance strategy. Even better, Birch Gold Group. They're amazing. They can help you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered retirement account in gold. 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Why was he, he was cogent, he was firm, and he told the Iranians. Guess what, folks, you're going to get the hellfire dropped on you today. The worst since this whole thing started 13 days ago. Brian, what are your thoughts on Hegseth and Trump, you know where he is on where we are in this conflict? Well, he, he definitely, well, good effort in Eric. It's always great to be with you. When he did definitely preview what's to come. And of course, we are moving more assets into that area. More, more, more ships, more Marines, more protection for that straight or Hormuz. And he said it before, if you block, if you block that straight, I'm coming after you maybe 20 times more than I did before. So President Trump, certainly not beating around the bush of what he intends to do here because if you look at the amount of traffic that's being held up right now, there's no one knows oil better than Eric. I'm not going to pretend like I'm some kind of oil expert, but I do know one thing. There's a lot of energy that goes through that straighter who moves going out to different countries. And if that's blocked and ships are sitting there. And of course, you know, President Trump said, you know, have some guts and just take the ship through there. I'd be a little leery too, if I knew that there was some, some mines floating out in the ocean and potential targets. But President Trump is not messing around, Eric. He's going to protect those ships going through that Straight. Yep, yep, yep. And, and I just pulled a video up yesterday. I've sent it to Ben. I've been doing a lot of work with Ben in the mornings on, on oil. And there's a video that the Iranians put out. It's been confirmed, it's been double checked. There's a video of, so we're blowing up their, their ships that are, that are capable of placing these mines, but these ships float on top of the water. The Iranians have a fleet, a fleet of hundreds of these submersibles and they're not manned, they're robotic that are able to go ahead and actually act as a mine in the Strait of Hormuz. They showed a video of it, they played this video. I've seen it five or six places that, that alone, Brian. So no matter what they say, we've got this thing cleared and blah, blah, blah. Those ships alone, those robotic ships alone are enough to probably deter 90, 95% of any captain that's going to think about taking their ship through the, through that Strait of Hormuz. I agree with you. And then you take the drones. Now these drones cost thousands to make, so relatively inexpensive, but they fly into these billion dollar tankers. You got a video on your screen right now. These things are very destructive. So I don't anticipate this getting wrapped up anytime soon. Now if you go over some of the numbers here, Eric, and this is what our viewers need to understand. We're about 11 to 12 billion dollars, if not a little more into this conflict. Now Congress is going to offer a supplemental, an additional $50 billion to be put into this war. Now mind you, this is at a time, Eric, when we can't even fund DHS. So we can't fund DHS, but we're supposed to fast track another $50 billion into this. You know, bothers me with that. And you're right, you're right, Congress, it's them trying to insert themselves into what Trump is saying. I got this covered. Pete Hex says we got this. You know, 10, 20, $30 billion sounds like a lot of money, but when you talk about a $7 trillion budget, it's literally a rounding year. Stop with the 20 or $30 billion it costs, I'd say $1 billion a day to drop these bombs. So the hell what you guys? Yeah, you're right. You want to play games with DHS and whatnot? Go find something. I guarantee Republicans Trump could find $100 billion of waste, fraud and abuse within the 7 trillion dollar budget as it sits right now and pay for his war for a long conflict, for a very long time. Agree. No, agree with you. And then, but if you want to go even forecast further out, you know, as Americans see the money going into this war and Eric, let me tell you, I support our military just like you. I want to. We have the best military in the world, hands down. But fiscally speaking, Social Security by 2032, 2033 by some estimates is done. So I start to look at the bigger picture here and start to look at. We have got to rein in some of this spending. I'm not saying that we abandon the military and not fund them. So everyone watching us right now or commenting on Getter, please save your comments. I'm not saying that. But I do think however, if we're going to fund something, something like this, we need to make sure we fund DHS and TSA and all these other aspects. Because look, we're dealing with some potential terror strikes on our own soil just like we experienced a couple days ago. We don't fund. Right. You know what we've done. You're right. You know what we've done. So we're, we're, we got our boot on Iran's neck and we got the mini ayatollah running around. One legged mini ayatollah. Apparently he's delusional, doesn't even know where he is. Yeah, he's the guy allegedly running the country. What we've done is we've unleashed these terror cells here. When you think about it, it's not one, it's four. Yeah. We had a mosque in, in Michigan yesterday. We had Old Dominion yesterday. We had the Austin, Texas shooter kills three people with the, with the thing. And there was a fourth one. It's escaping me right now. Before ISIS or Iranian friendly terror occurrences here in the United States in the last three weeks. Yeah, no, it's definitely going to be on the rise. And you see a lot of chat about sleeper sales in Texas and that we've known for, for a while. I, I want to, I want to take the war there on our, on our own soil to make sure we boot these guys out and get them the hell out of this country. But at the same time I just want to make sure that we, we fund our agency. Well, that's the point. Focus. That's the point. Yeah. Because of there, there's a, there's more and more of these, these occurrences. Oh, the Mamdani thing on Sunday where there was two different people who yell Allahu Akbar and throw IEDs into a crowd of people who are against Muslims, who are anti Mamdani. That's for. And how do we stop that? With the, with the Department of Homeland Security. That's exactly where it should be. Anyone that dies from the minute they shut that portion of the government down for refusing to fund the dhs and anyone who dies American that dies from that is on the hands and feet and faces of the Democrats. Yeah, and look at the TSA lines. By the way, I was in Kentucky with, for President Trump's event there. Our cameraman Jonah, who was stranded in Cincinnati airport for about 14 hours, couldn't get his flight because of certain delays. And so there was some weather issues. But if you look at travel around the country right now, Austin, Texas, Houston, Texas, under big delays. So this ts of potentially 60,000 people not getting a paycheck, Eric, a lot of them are calling out sick. And I don't blame them to a certain degree because we lost 11,000 of them in the fall during the first shutdown. So we've got to fund this thing and get all hands on deck to make sure we stop any potential terrorist sale from striking like they did the other day. Now, some of these people, Eric, you're not going to be able to stop it. It's just going to happen. We don't know about them. They pop up. The guy was from Sierra Leone. It's one of the most dangerous regions in the world. And this guy was put behind bars for being having links to isis. And then under the. But that's him right there. And then under the Biden administration was released back on the streets. And then fast forward to yesterday. We all got that push notification that he had attacked some individuals at the university. So look, that's the state of our country right now. It is under attack. This is an active war not only here in the States, but over in the Middle east as well. God bless our troops. Of course, we have the incident with the, with the refueler yesterday as well. We lost some service members there. Very, very mis, misfortunate accident. There wasn't even friendly fire or anything like that. So what a loss there. But man, we, we want to wrap this thing up. I don't, I will say this also, Eric, real quickly. This is the last thing, in my opinion, that you want going into a midterm. You do not want to be involved in a foreign war, which you have a percentage of people in this country that aren't 100% for this war. They didn't really vote to have another war now, Granite. We're in it, so I want to win it. But this could have some effect on the midterms as people just simply are. It's not popular. Listen, he's got to do what he's got to do. But a $4 gallon gasoline is. It's in our short term future. I know Trump when he finishes with this. I've seen it. I've seen Trump bring oil down not to zero to negative his first term. Yeah, I remember that. They were paying people to keep it, right. What's that? Weren't they paying people to. Weren't they paying negative 20? They were paying people to take the oil off our hands. Yeah. And he can do that again. So the sooner this conflict ends, the sooner he can get oil, American oil pumping again. That's the answer my. Otherwise we're gonna be a rough time in. In the midterms. B. Love having you, my friend. Good talking to you. Good talking. We say have a very safe week. Yeah. The other day, great with with Doug, Master Honor. You guys had a great breakdown on the price of oil. I think you educated a lot of our viewers on the trends and how long it takes. That was good stuff, Eric. I got a lot of feedback on that. So props to you. Thank you. The other day, breaking it down. Yeah. And I wanted to do with Doug, his Pennsylvania, massive, massive energy producing state in the country. All right, my friend, good to see you. We will see you. Thank you. Next week. Have a great weekend. Yep, you got it. All right, folks, take a look at this. Let me tell you something that's becoming very, very clear right now. There are millions of places online to argue about politics, but there are almost none where people talk honestly about winning at life. That's why I built the Edge. It's a non political zone focused on performance, money, health, discipline and longevity. 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It's also something not just about justice or the ability for working class people to live here. It is also actually about ensuring that corporations can continue to attract the top talent to this city. Because in a city where childcare costs more than $20,000 a year, I've heard from corporate leaders about how difficult it is for them to attract individuals who would work at their companies but want to raise a family. Because you could be making $300,000 a year and you will feel that $20,000 a year because of the fact that we have allowed for the absence of affordable child care to become reality here in the city. Basically his answer is to tax the rich even more. By the way, that city is insane. If you're above $200,000 income, you're paying more than half of your income to either state, city and federal. It's insane. Well, tax them even more, but stop the mass exodus of middle class New Yorkers. Good luck with that. Make it make sense, please. Seeing yet another video of Mamdani delivering Marxism through eloquent and smile made me think of this. These two guys right here. I was in laying bed and actually thought of this and I thought it was funny. I said to my wife, she's like, that's kind of fun. Those two are cut from the same cloth. What you're looking at right there, Mamdani, basically Obama in a burqa. Both good looking guys, both confident, polished, slick talkers. Both terrorists in their own ways, delivering hatred of America with a smile. Think about this. Less than two days from Islamists throwing bombs outside the mayor's residence. Inside city hall, he holds a Muslim prayer unapologetically. What happened to separation of church and state, by the way? What happened to that? Believe it. He brought that guy. The. The guy was banned for a while because he was promoting the attack on the Israelis. Can't remember what his name is, but he brought him in to lead that prayer. It's so bad over at CNN that now they're just getting used to rolling out lies and having to apologize for those same lies. Abby Philip told told a lie on the air a few days ago, one she probably does every night. Pushing the narrative that Mamdani was the target of that attack in New York City. Was not, of course, but Abby said it like it was fact, even after the facts and videos were out. It's a new low for a member of the Democrat news network known as cnn. And Abby had to apologize and retract on air. But the question is, did Abby really learn anything this morning? I issued a correction first thing in the morning on X for a mistake that I made in last night's show, but I also wanted to do so on air as well. I incorrectly said that the bombs that were thrown by ISIS inspired suspects in New York over the weekend were directed at Mayor Mamdani. They were not. I failed to catch and correct that mistake in real time. And I take full responsibility for that. And while we do make mistakes, it is important to acknowledge and correct those errors when they happen. So you know Larry Ellison, the billionaire, bought the company that owns CNN Hope, and he's a Trump supporter. Hopefully it tones down some of that BS rhetoric from cnn. Not holding my breath, but hopefully it will. DHS still shut down. Defunded because Democrats won't get their way. Chaos at airports across the country. But of course, as always, Democrats don't care as long as they can stick it to Republicans. This is the government shutdown at the end of last year all over again and again, just like last time. Chucky Schumer tries his best to pin it on Republicans. We know that the only thing Republicans need to do is stay out of the way and these programs will be funded today and problems at the airports will go away. Now, you guys holding out? You guys are holding out because you don't want to fund dhs. It's nothing to do with Republicans. Deflection by Democrats around the SAVE Act. We call it now the Save America Act. Trump. Trump literally today said we have to call it the Save America Act. Not SAVE act anymore. It's wild they continue to do it. Talk about crazy. Crazy, crazy. How crazy the attempted spin is that having to show your federal ID to vote is somehow voter suppression. Well, guess what, folks? It is. It suppresses illegal voters. I digress. When the real story is that Democrats want illegals to vote for them in our elections. You heard just the other day that you know his purpose in trying to pass the Save America, what he's calling the Save America act is precisely because he thinks that that will help Republicans win the election and that they will, you know, that that's going to guarantee them the election. If they could toss people off the voter rolls, if they can keep people from voting because they're afraid to go, or people who just don't have, you know, the ID that they're demanding in the bill, they just. Like you said, the Save America act is voter suppression. It suppresses illegal voters. The world's favorite high school dropout, climate change grifter extraordinaire, has come out with an interesting new haircut, no less, to talk about how awful it is that the Iranian regime killed thousands of their own people just for the crime of protesting. Just kidding. Because Greta Thunberg's favorite new cause is apparently defending communismo. We need to talk about what's happening in Cuba right now. As the Trump administration is waging illegitimate wars across the world, killing countless of. Of people, it is also strangling the Cuban people deliberately, methodically, and openly. The pedophile Trump himself bragged about it, saying there's an embargo, There is no oil, there's no money, there's no anything. He said it like it was something to be proud of while millions of people have been plunged into darkness by rolling blackouts. Ben, can you get on the. On the horn for a second here? Yes, sir. What's up? If I said to Greta Thunberg that I thought that haircut was ridiculous, what do you think she would say? She'd probably say this. How dare you. Wait, say it again. What would she say? I think it's, how dare you? Exactly, exactly, exactly, Exactly. All right, let's do this. Benny, show the. The Edge how you can sign up for the Edge, because we put a little video together. Mad Dog and Ben did tell you, so. So you want to take us through that real quick? Yes, sir. So if you. Let me restart. Yeah, restock that or. All right, so if you hold your. Your phone up to the. The screen, you can scan the QR code with your camera and at the little yellow tag pops up. 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Complete disclosures available at public.com disclosures hey it's Bobby Bones from the Bobby Bones Show. You know, Eddie and I recently stopped by yeah in Nashville. It's an incredible nonprofit empowering kids through music education. Thanks to Hyundai, we recorded a special podcast episode while we were there. Check it out. What's the dream for? Yeah in the next few years we would love to have more consistent programming during the weekend. Our Rock Block program is dependent on funding venues that are available to host band based programming. We would love to extend the camp to a second consecutive week so that kids can go a little bit deeper into what they've created during the first week camp. And we'd love to expand our programming to offer more industry related skills like audio, lighting, production, recording so that kids can be on a track to see where what they may create with an instrument can lead, but also to welcome those that may not want to be on stage but lack the opportunity at school to have an entry point into music. The full episode is out now, presented by the Hyundai Ioniq 9. To donate and learn more about yeah's mission just visit yahrocks.org. i think when you're diagnosed with cancer, you crave a semblance of normalcy and control. And so work allowed me to be me. So I think it's really important that companies stay flexible. Cancer in a diagnosis can be all consuming, but it doesn't have to be. Research shows there is a significant connection between the ability to continue to work and cancer recovery. 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You know, I love this, having this guy on, and I know you love him, too. He sold over 40 million albums, performed more than 7,000 high octane concerts, was named Troy's greatest guitar player of all time by readers of M Live, and he's the host of Spirit Campfire right here on Real America's Voice. Always happy to have one, the only, the Motor City Madman with us, my good friend, Mr. Ted Nugent. Ted, congratulations. Happy? Almost springtime in America. I'm feeling so good. It's going to be the best year of my life and the worst for my enemies. Hallelujah. That's every year, though. I think that's Ted Nugent battle cry every year. But we want to congratulate you, Ted, winning Hook and Barrel magazine's prestigious top shelf award for your article on clean and sober living. You must tell us about that. But I think a lot of people will be surprised that. Has it always been this way, Ted? Or is it something later in your career that you just, you got clean, you got dry, and you never went back to it? No. My dad pounded into our skulls. It's called parenting and discipline. It's the most beautiful cocktail for quality of life in the history of the world. Bottom line is today is Fred Baer's birthday. The founding father of modern day bow hunting. The mystical flight of the arrow. The And I was raised along the Rouge river in Detroit and I was fascinated by wildlife as I am 77 years later. So do not underestimate or discount the healing natures, the healing powers of nature that I was baptized into in 1948 living in the wilds of the Rouge river of Detroit. So it was the industrial revolution. Fred Behr returning to the mystical flight of the arrow to force you to be more aware of your surroundings and accountable to get close to wildlife. That cleanses the soul. And here it is 77 and a half years later. Eric, I did that this morning. So I wrote an article that you can't have as much fun as Ted Nugent unless you're clean and sober. And you genuflector at the altar of God's miraculous creation and being a conscientious conservation resource stewardship, hunting, fishing, trapping, ranching, farming. Environmentalists like the Motor City Madman has been for 77 and a half years. Say hallelujah like you mean it. It's amazing. Ted. 77 and a half years old. You look like. I mean you. You look amazing. It's great. And I guess that has a lot to do with it. We've learned that during your amazing career you've refused drugs from not only big celebrities, but your personal heroes, including Jimi Hendrix. And I did not know that, you know, you were close with Jimmy. I'll never forget him playing the Star Spangled Banner with this guitar. Some of it with his teeth, if I'm not mistaken. Mistaken? You summed it up by saying Jimmy got high and Jimmy's dead. I went hunting and I'm still Ted. Your thoughts? And that's no disrespect because he was a. He was a gentleman. He was a fine man. I spent the weekend with Keith Richards in New York City in 1978. Time out. Ted Nugent, Keith Richards. Dry, clean and sober. And Keith. I've been to concerts where Keith couldn't even remember the words, the songs that he wrote. So go ahead. I'm sorry. I digress. Well, it's important that my dad disciplined me to be the best that I could be. And of course I wanted to rebel against that. I should have been the poster child for heroin addiction. But the discipline that he forced upon my siblings and myself manifested itself in wildlife. Do not underestimate that. When you can get close to a covey of quail in Detroit in 1952 as a young boy, a very young boy with a bow and arrow and a slingshot. And you don't necessarily want to kill the quail, though eventually I did for dinner. But the fascination of getting that close and watching real nature function in an undisturbed way, it was so stimulating, it was so inspiring, even for a dumb kid, that I maintained that pursuit and accomplishment of a higher level of awareness as a reasoning predator. And now, today, as I'm healthy at 77, if I had a little bit of sleep, I'd be downright handsome. But we'll have to deal with this. For now, underneath that silver beard is a very handsome young man. The point being is that I'm an outdoorsman. I'm a hunter, I'm a fisherman, I'm a trapper. I balance the wilds of God's creation, and the rewards are the greatest diet in the world, venison, wild game, and the confidence that for my 13 grandchildren, I'm making cleaner air, soil, and water by optimizing wildlife habitat. Are you kidding me? Who doesn't know that? Love this. Well, we know you do it because we followed you and love you forever, Ted. But I gotta think back, and I hope I don't ruffle any feathers around here, but if you haven't listened to Stranglehold with a beautiful woman on your arm and maybe a drink or two, you haven't lived, my friend. I'm so sorry, but you. I just. I just grew up listening to Ted and just some of the most ominous, ballady music. And for whatever reason, I just really enjoy you in certain states of mind, so to speak. If I don't mind. And I'm not afraid to tell people. Yeah, of course, I have cocktails once in a while. But, Ted, you're. You're amazing. The thought that you never were. Because some of the songs, I would say that I thought you would be maybe, you know, a little out there for when you're writing them, but, wow, fantastic. Tell us more. Well, what you're talking about. You're talking about the sexiest guitar lick in the history of the world. I played that. I created Stranglehold on the Fender P. Bass. Bass guitar. And get that rolling pedal tone, groove and grind, and it is so damn sexy. And I'm not apologizing. That's what you're talking about. Eric Bolling. It's so stimulating. But remember, I just referenced nature and getting close to wildlife to understand my responsibility, my instinctual, moral responsibility to be a resource Steward based on God's science, not some social hash basher in Ann Arbor. The point being is that I use the word stealth. Stimuli. You're talking stimuli. When I pick up my guitar, like I did this morning, when I pick up my bow and arrow, like I did this morning on Fred Bear's birthday, there's a stimuli. The origins of Zen, the origins of the martial arts started with the mystical flight of the arrow. And when the bow went twang, that was the first guitar lick. Eric, tell me you know that the first bowstring to get dinner and protect your tribe was the first guitar lick. And then when they stretched the skin over the drum to make clothing and shelter, and they hit that stretched skin, that was the first drum beat. Somebody write that down. So when I make my music, as I did last week, the greatest two hours of my musical life in 2026, God loves me. The point is, is that you are a musical animal. You are a sensual animal. And my music comes from that. Not just sexy, but sensual, spiritual. And when you combine sexy with stimuli, sensual and spiritual, you get stranglehold. And there's only one strangleholder. When I play it on stage every night, nobody's feet touch the ground. Eric. It is out of body magic every time. It's unbelievable. It does. It just. I can listen to it every single time. You know, it must be like in some runners get these. These endorphin highs. You must get this endorphin high just from. From just. Just going. Going at it on. On your guitar. Ted, we got to do this because we found this video. I think we've showed you this before. A lot of folks haven't seen it yet. This is early Ted. Check this out. And this is Ted. I was shocked. This is Ted without alcohol or drugs at all. And there he comes. Here he's swinging on the vine, folks. That's Ted Nugent right there in the loincloth. And watch this. Watch him picking up the. The stage rocks here. Picking it up and winging it out into the. It's into the crowd. That's amazing. We love you, Ted. I just. So you are high on life, my friend. You don't need alcohol or drugs. You are high in life. And that. That video proves it from day one. Well, the reason that John at Hook and Barrel magazine wanted me to write that article was in a segment of the magazine, Hook and Barrel magazine, a great magazine. Really amends us. Sensual. It's effervescent masculinity magazine for everybody. But he wanted me to write the story about how I've been clean and sober, that it was inspired by a higher level of awareness and what you just watched in that video from the marches of rock in San Francisco. 79, I guess it was. If you try to do that drunk or stoned, you will hurt yourself. Here's the bottom line of my article and what I celebrate on Ted Nugent's Spirit of the Wild TV on the Pursuit Channel every eight times a week, every week for 36 years on our Real America's Voice. Shamaine, my wife Shemaine. If that's not the reward for paying attention, I don't know what would be. Faith and freedom. What you're talking about is you can't have as much. Write this down, everybody. You can't possibly have as much fun as I have unless you're clean and sober. And I get a lot of testimony, Eric, from people who became clean and sober or young people who chose to be clean and sober because they see my energy level, they see my fun factor, they see my irreverence and my demand for accountability from my government. They see this ultra liveness and they go, I can do that. I should try that. And the rewards I get from young people that say they were clean and sober all their life is because of an interview they saw me do in 1969 or 1979 or 1989 or it is so rewarding. That's why I have such a flame throwing middle finger of truth, logic and common sense on Real America's Voice. And you deserve me by the way, Eric, I do deserve you and I will take more of you Ted Nugent folks, I just love this man's forever. I had no idea that clean and sober your whole entire life. You are a testament to the clean and sober living. Congratulations on the award, Ted. And congratulations on looking like you're like 45 when you're 77 and a half. That is just absolutely amazing. Congrats. Always good to have you, my friend. By the way, folks, don't forget you can tune in to Ted Nugent the Spirit campfire right here on Real America's voice Saturdays, 3pm Eastern and Sundays at 1am 10pm Eastern as well on Sunday. Thank you Mr. Ted Nugent. Keep crushing it, friend. I promise. Go to Ted Nugent.com and see the rock and roll mayhem that we're going to create in 2026. The best year of my life and the worst for my enemies. That's the ultimate balance, I think. And I'll tell you what else you do. You Put stranglehold on your phone. Make it your ringtone. You will not be disappointed. I'm not kidding. Ted Nugent. Make your gut go fasting. Everything go faster. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes, folks. Thank you, Ted. So do you owe back taxes or have unfiled tax returns filed every year but still keep owing money? Retired and got hit with a surprise tax bill? Or maybe your business, A business owner with a tax bill you can't afford? 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Sometimes it's just as simple as this. It's the jihad globalize. The infid infita is right here on our soil. But don't you dare talk about it because anyone keeping score? There have been four. Four, four attacks. Four ISIS inspired attacks or attempted attacks in America in under two weeks. And Democrats biggest concern is Islamophobia or someone using the wrong pronoun. While Americans are watching videos of attackers shouting Allahu Akbar, Democrats yell about how we're not even allowed to talk about it because apparently pointing it out is a pattern is considered more offensive than the actual pattern itself. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security is caught in a funding standoff at the exact moment the country needs it most. In their hissy fit over protesting against enforcing federal immigration law. On Thursday, 46 of 47 Senate Democrats voted to keep DHS closed. 46, 47. So a very simple question, seriously, how many warning signs do you need, Democrats, before we're allowed to have an honest conversation about what's happening? The buildup this started Years ago, nearly 25 years ago, a terrorist attack by a jihadist on our soil killed nearly 3,000 people in New York. And I was there. I watched it. America was united against jihadists then, against terrorists then. There was no dispute. But between then and now, Democrats have somehow turned tables. Listen to the difference between 2015 Joe Biden and 2020 Joe Biden. These perverse ideologues warp theocrats. They may be able to inspire a single lone wolf to commit a savage act, but they can never, never threaten who we are. When this perverted jihadist struck, everyone responded. I wish we taught more in our schools about the Islamic faith. Hadith from the Prophet Muhammad instructs, whomever among you sees a wrong, let him change it with his hand if he is not able, then with his tongue if he is not able, and with his heart. From scolding perverse jihadists to quoting Muhammad in five years. Hey, what about Barack Hussein Obama back in 2016? This is real, folks. This right here is how far we have fallen. Muslim communities across our country. This is a time of concern and frankly, a time of some fear. Like all Americans, you're worried about the threat of terrorism. But on top of that, as Muslim Americans, you also have another concern, and that is your entire community so often is targeted or blamed for the violent acts of the very few. But it's not just the acts of a, quote, very few. Barack Obama, Barack Hussein Obama. And there are. They have it, terrorism, whatever, Islamophobia. Now that's the real concern, says Obama. But that's by design. And that is where this mentality comes from. Yet somehow on ms, now, they want you to believe that this is all Trump's fault. Between Muslims in the West, Muslims and the people of the Jewish faith, in large part because of what's happening in Iran. And you have to wonder about the connectedness. You have to wonder about the ways in which this environment further radicalizes people. And you have to wonder fundamentally about the degree to which this White House, which has been caught completely flat footed on a war of choice, really has the. The personnel in place and actually the interest in keeping Americans safe. Excuse me, who let these people in? Who let them stay? Oh, that would have been Obama and Biden. Oh. Because the Old Dominion University shooter, Mohammed Jalaw, was convicted in 2016 of having ties to ISIS. A naturalized citizen from Sierra Leone, one of the most ridiculously bad countries in the world, he was released from federal prison in 2024. Well, who did that? Oh, Joe Biden did that. Folks, Democrats, suicidal empathy is going to kill us all. This week alone, the U. S. Saw multiple ISIS inspired attacks or attempted attacks. Different cities, different suspects, but the same disturbing thread running through them all. Radical Islamic ideology. Now the minute you say that out loud, you know what happens next, right? Someone on the left jumps up like they've touched a live wire and screams islamophobia. And they put a little spin on terrorism. We're seeing the real life consequences to the elevation in platforming and legitimizing of anti semitic voices. To be crystal clear, we do not know the motivations of the attack attacker. This would be mass murderer of Jews. We don't know their political views. Yeah, we kind of do know their motivations, Jake. So stop running cover for these terrorists. Sorry, but that's done. No more of that. That pattern is too strong. Now you see, to them the real danger is not the terrorists. And yes, that's what they are. They're terrorists. Homegrown terrorists even, sometimes. But recognizing a pattern is not prejudice. It's called basic situational awareness. If someone robs four banks wearing the same red jacket, you're not allowed to mention the red jacket. You're anti jacket, you're bigoted, you're anti bombs killing people. You're just noticing the obvious. And right now the obvious is uncomfortable for the left and the media that they own. It's easier to accuse people of bigotry than it is to address policy failures. Now look where we are in these cases. These were naturalized citizens, people who supposedly entered the country and went through the immigration process. Not sure if they did, maybe they were short cut the line, who knows Under Obama or Biden, who knows? But radicalization doesn't check immigration paperwork. Ideology doesn't care whether someone crossed the border yesterday or 10 years ago. The question now goes well beyond how someone got into the country. The left refuses to identify an extremist ideology. They just throw Islamophobia at it and hope it all goes away. Fighting terrorism requires two things. Clear eyes and honest conversations. Not exactly a democrat specialty. The US Is experiencing a cluster of terrorist incidents that were ISIS inspired. Yet the left acts like acknowledging ideology, fanatical ideology at that is somehow impolite. Just imagine if we applied that logic anywhere else. Imagine if during the cold war we refused to talk about communism because it might offend communists. But somehow in 2026, we're expected to pretend radical ideology doesn't matter. And while all of this is happening, the department of homeland security is stuck in a political funding fight in Washington. We're under serious, serious threat. We're clearly under attack. That should concern everyone. This isn't a Republican issue. It's not a Democrat issue. It's an American safety issue. Why is this so difficult for Democrats to understand that? Say it with us now. Islamist extremism is a real ideology that has inspired terrorist violence around the world. That is an undeniable fact. And if we're too afraid to say that sentence, then we'll never, ever be able to stop the people who believe it, who perpetrate it. Terrorists don't care about our political correctness. They don't care about what language makes politicians comfortable or on cable news. They care about one thing, whether America is strong enough to face reality. And if Democrats are still too afraid to even name the problem, then the real question isn't how many attacks we've had this week. The real question is how many, how many wake up calls will it take before the left finally wakes up? Take a look at this. Something interesting is happening right now and it says a lot about where people's heads are. 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Mr. Bowling, love the show. I want to echo what one of your callers just said. Pam Bondi, I don't know if she just sits at her desk and does her makeup all day, but how could ilan Omar have $33 million in about a year? So in the bank when she was worth nowhere near that much until $29 billion started be frauded in her in her district. Now it doesn't take FBI or head of a DOJ to probably break that down and find the fraud. She doesn't want to lock anybody up, I believe because she knows that Trump cannot run again in three years. She wants to be at peace with the other side of the aisle. She don't want to be on their bad side should a Democrat become president again. She's playing safe ball right now and she has arrested no one. She is actually very ineffective. Let's get her out of there. Thank you. Thank you for your comment. You made a very good point. I think many people have put that together. You're right. Elon Omar came to Congress. You have to state your net worth when you come to Congress. They have levels, right. So from zero to whatever. 250,000 and it keeps going. She had a negative net worth when she entered Congress. And her husband somehow locks down 30 or $33 million in. In a few short years. At the same time, 19 is the latest number I've heard. $19 billion in fraud is happening in her district of. And others in Minneapolis. Yeah, they got to investigate that. You're. Sir, you're so right. We've been talking about perp walks straight through. Ben, I, I think there was a counter argument to like don't blame Pam. One of those you have that by chance play. It's one of the short ones. If you have. If you don't just play. We'll see what it is. One moment. Let me just double check here. I think it's this one. I'll. I'll rip it so. Hi, Eric, this is Gary and Bender of Texas and I have a theory. I think that if the SAVE act passes soon keeps his job, President Trump will Replace Pam Bondi with Ken Paxton. What do you think about that? Bye. That was it. But that's a good qu. That's a good comment there. Yeah. If the Save America act passes. I like this idea. I mean, people who don't like Pam, you know, Trump was hearing, he's hears that if he does replace Pam Bunny, I don't know if he will. Right now she's living on a military base, fearing for her life and maybe not just from the other side. Well, if he does replace her, Ken Paxton. Well, I hope that doesn't mean he pushes for Cornyn. I really hope it doesn't mean he pushes for. For John Cornyn. That would be a disaster. John Cornyn. We have enough rhinos. We have enough rhinos. But then again, how do you get the SAVE act passed? I. No idea. Look, either one of those. Either one of those guys, Ken Paxton is a great guy. He's a great U. S. Senator. I would love to see Ken Paxton as US Senate even more probably than Attorney General of the United States. I don't know. I'm not sure where I'd rather have him. He's going to be great wherever. But that is a good point. If he's not US Senator in Texas, maybe he is going to be the next Department of Justice Attorney general heading up the doj, which heads up the irs, that heads up the FBI, atf, all the agencies. That is a very interesting concept. All right. You know, I know some had a great week. We'll see you Monday. Have a great week. Have a safe weekend, folks. Keep your eyes on Rev all weekend long. You get the update news on what's going on in the Middle east and what's going on in Trump world. This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.