Real America’s Voice: Bolling! — November 10, 2025

Overview

This episode of Bolling! on Real America’s Voice delivers a whirlwind tour through the current state of American politics, national security, Democratic Party infighting, cultural identity struggles, economic updates, and audience concerns—all through a distinctly conservative, “America First” lens. Host Eric Bolling and guests (including Eric Metaxas, John Jubilee, Lindy Lee, and a brief interview with Donald Trump) discuss the government shutdown, Democratic Party turmoil, the migration debate, urban American identity, economic conditions, and what they see as the unraveling of old political orders on both the left and the right.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Presidential Interview: Trump on Domestic and Foreign Policy

[01:03–07:41]

• Trump boasts about foreign policy successes (“We have investments coming in like we've never had before. Please behind you, Caitlin…” [01:03])
• Ongoing U.S. engagement with Syria and potential for diplomatic progress:

  “We want to see Syria become a country that's very successful and I think this leader can do it. … Erdogan is a great leader and very much in favor of what's happening in Syria.” — Donald Trump [01:34]

• Acknowledgement of gruesome but meaningful exchanges between Israel and Hamas over bodies of deceased soldiers.
• Trump on trade negotiations: working on a deal with Switzerland to lower tariffs; mentions the symbolism of Swiss brands (Rolex) and Switzerland as an economically “very big” country.

  “Now look, it's a beautiful country. … We're working on something.” — Trump [03:09]

• Response to criticism from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene:

  “I don't know what happened to Marjorie. She's a nice woman, but I don't know what happened. She's lost her way, I think. … When you're president, you really have to watch over the world or you're going to be dragged into it.” — Trump [04:13]

• Defends global engagement due to the interconnectedness of global and domestic security/economic policy.
• Magnets and supply chains: DJT discusses China's monopoly and his tariff threat as decisive for national security (“Magnets are such a part. … China called up immediately, said, we will make peace.” [05:26])
• Foreign policy as economic policy:

  "The world is turning out to be our biggest customer. … The world was on fire, and we could have been in that fire very easily if you didn't have a president that knew what he was doing." — Trump [06:55]

• Travel infrastructure: Trump claims historic investment in air traffic control systems, contrasts with previous administration’s failures.

  "We are now in the process … of getting the finest system anywhere in the world." — Trump [07:51]

Economic Markets & “Trump’s $2,000 Stimulus”

[10:11–11:53]

• Eric Metaxas highlights a massive surge in equity and gold markets, Bitcoin holding steady.

  “When Trump announced $2,000 for every American...I think it was a major positive spin on that. … When people have more free money that comes at them, they spend it.” — Metaxas [10:52]

• Market movements attributed to government reopening and anticipated stimulus/tax credits.
• Broader context: 2025 defined by “trade wars” and “military tensions.”

The Democratic Party’s “Identity Crisis”

[15:50–22:09] Guest: Eric Metaxas

• Dems’ old guard is fading (Schumer, Pelosi) as the Party is pulled leftward by “radical Marxist lunatics” like AOC, Dick Durbin, Mamdani.

  “It’s joyful to see Chuck Schumer fail as badly as he fails, but you don't know what to think—who's worse?” — Eric Metaxas [16:25]

• Analogy to the right: Trumpism rendering “RINOs” (Bush, McCain, Romney) obsolete.
• Cultural institutions are drifting center/right out of self-preservation (CBS partnering with The Free Press, Zuckerberg adjusting Facebook).
• “Common sense liberal” figures like Fetterman are rare; otherwise, “people just doubled down on power. They went radical left and they're gone.” [18:17]

New York, Communism, and Muslim Visibility

[20:59–25:46]

• Migration & economic exodus in blue states: Metaxas predicts the failure of left-wing economic schemes.

  “The only way communism works...is if he has a dictatorship. … People are going to leave. Corporations are going to leave. Billionaires are going to leave.” — Metaxas [20:59]

• Cultural conflict and urban identity: Ground Zero mosque controversy; Times Square Muslim prayer; tension between American values and Islamic visibility.

  “Radical Islam...is not compatible with American values. … It’s one thing to be welcoming … but when those values begin to impinge on your life, at some point you say, ‘excuse me, no.’” — Metaxas [23:05]

• Tourism and business flight predicted if NYC policy becomes too radical or perceived as un-American.

Health & Wellness Segment: Weight Loss vs. Fat Loss

[27:11–29:32] Guest: John Jubilee

• Fat loss vs. weight loss (“You never, ever want to lose your lean muscle. … One thing guarantees longevity and high quality of life ... it is your strength.” — John Jubilee [28:55])
• Current weight-loss drugs (GLP1s) seen as harmful because they allegedly cause loss of lean muscle, not just fat.
• Energize Health Protocol: focuses on “intracellular hydration” and resetting metabolism.

Democratic Party & Urban Politics: Lindy Lee Segment

[30:24–35:55] Guest: Lindy Lee

• Former Democrat Lindy Lee criticizes party for lurching towards socialism/Marxism, with figures like Zoran Mamdani, Jasmine Crockett, Ilhan Omar, and AOC.

  “I was born in a communist regime, and I can tell you…it means nothing but chaos and pain and pandemonium and suffering.” — Lindy Lee [32:02]

• Predicts mass exodus of taxpayers from high-tax blue states, leading to a negative feedback loop for cities like NYC.
• Argues increase in illegal immigration is motivated by the quest for congressional power:

  “The more illegals they have in a state, the more federal power they have and the more congressional seats.” — Lee [34:22]

• Argues putting Americans first should be "the highest act of patriotism and love." [34:53]

Government Shutdown/Political Leverage

[36:09–40:26]

• Extended shutdown described as a “leverage” tool by Democrats; audio montage of party members describing shutdown as necessary for political negotiations.

  “This is why politics, the swamp is so disgusting. They all lie through their teeth.” — Metaxas [38:04]

• Both parties accused of using shutdowns for political gain rather than public interest.
• Bernie Sanders and AOC painted as caring more about power than people.

Media Meltdown & Democratic Infighting

[40:26–44:43]

• Clips from MSNBC and other outlets showing frustration with Schumer and party strategy.
• Accusations that establishment figures (Schumer, Hochul, etc.) cannot deliver on radical promises like free buses or affordable child care.
• Satirical segment on newly elected NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani and Muslim representation in public life.

Voicemail/Listener Q&A

[46:47–51:57]

• Concern over “Somalian invasion” in Minnesota; advice: the only recourse is to vote (“the American way”).
• Complaint on “price gouging” by corporations; hosts urge listeners to confront local retailers, contact congresspeople, and vote.
• Query about past anti-communist practices (“didn’t we used to arrest communists?”); historical context on McCarthyism and changed norms.

  “Hopefully he'll be here another 250 years. But we do run the risk. When you see makeshift mosques, people praying in Times Square, it scares the living daylights out of this host right here.” — Eric Metaxas [51:12]

Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• Donald Trump on world leadership:
  “When you're president, you really have to watch over the world or you're going to be dragged into it.” [04:38]
• Eric Metaxas on the left’s radical turn:
  “Their day is done. They basically handed the baton to the radical Marxists, to the crazies …” [16:25]
• John Jubilee on muscle and health:
  “You never, ever, ever want to lose your lean muscle. … The stronger we are, the longer we're going to live.” [28:55]
• Lindy Lee on the newest progressive Democrats:
  “Running against people like Zoran Mamdani … is ideal for the Republican Party, they are the right enemies to have.” [32:02]

Key Timestamps

• 01:03–07:41 — Trump interview: Syria, Switzerland tariffs, criticism of MTG, global vs. local presidency, magnets supply chain.
• 10:11–11:53 — Market surge & stimulus: Equity/gold crypto update; Trump's $2,000 stimulus.
• 15:50–22:09 — Liberal/left infighting, Schumer vs AOC, Metaxas on cultural shift.
• 27:11–29:32 — John Jubilee on fat vs. muscle loss, anti-GLP1s.
• 30:24–35:55 — Lindy Lee segment: party leftward rush, urban exodus, immigration.
• 36:09–38:04 — Government shutdown: audio montage, political gamesmanship.
• 46:47–51:57 — Listener voicemails: immigration, price gouging, communism.

Memorable Moments

• Trump’s “Boot Edge. Edge” dig at Pete Buttigieg for his stint as Secretary of Transportation and failed air traffic control upgrades [07:51].
• Eric Bolling’s closing rally cry: “[The Constitution] protects the majority. Become the majority, become the voting majority, not just the vocal majority. You gotta go out and vote.” [47:28]
• Discussion of makeshift mosques in Times Square linked with fear of cultural transformation and policy failure [23:05, 51:12].

Tone & Style

• Pugnacious, unapologetically conservative with an “us vs. them” framing—mainstream/legacy media and Democratic leaders are painted as obsolete, out-of-touch, deceptive, or existentially dangerous.
• Frequent use of sarcasm, direct attacks, and political in-jokes.
• Calls to action—listeners are repeatedly urged to “stand up,” confront retailers, contact politicians, and above all, to VOTE.

This summary encapsulates the episode’s key arguments, personalities, controversies, and the tone that Real America’s Voice aims for with its audience: skeptical, combative, and determined to promote an “honest, America First” worldview while offering detailed, sometimes provocative scrutiny of current events and left-wing politics.