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This is an iHeart podcast. It's a tenfold price tag on it. Wow. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Gruber talking to my friend. Talk to you again soon. Tomorrow. Because It's Wednesday and 4pm means the markets are close. Take a look. We just kind of referenced it a little bit with Gruber. Dow did very well. 327 points on the upside to the Dow or so S P up a little. NASDAQ took a little bit of a dip. Here's an interesting one, though. I don't get this one. I'm. This is nothing could be better than this next one, though. Gold was up. Gold was up 83, almost $84 an ounce today. Golden oil usually go in the same direction. They're both commodities. They're both dollar based. Commodities usually is a function of the dollar strength, the weaknesses. Gold's up $83. And the good news, oil got smacked down $2.50. Look at that price, folks. 58 and a half. We haven't seen a price of oil that low and I don't know, maybe four or five years since Trump was last president. This is very good news for the economy. Good news for folks going forward. All righty. And I said the bitcoin prices. So it just can't get out its own way. 101,000 and change. Just, just needs to get all this mess selling through and then jump back in. Our first guest, a former Trump attorney and current Judicial Watch senior attorney who joins us to discuss the fact that Outsiders, outsiders, by the way, this young woman is probably the most persecuted person outside of Donald Trump in the history of America. Outsiders who may be associated with the Obama and the Biden administrations and Hillary Clinton, who allegedly paid for the criminal acts against her after the election. In other words, they paid to have Christina Bobb looked at and maybe even worse. Christina, good to have you on, my friend. Before we get into all this, we'll get into all that, but we have to talk about this. Drip, drip, drip. The Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have released a bunch more Epstein emails and some of them are saying Trump is mentioned in. And I want to just clarify this with. I was just on Piers Morgan show and they're, you know, a bunch of people are trying to jump on Trump's. Trump did it. Trump's guilty, guys. There's no evidence of this because his name is mentioned in an email. And at one point Trump, Jeffrey Epstein says to Ghislaine Maxwell, Trump knows because he told Ghislaine to stop, meaning stop talking about the girls. It's Almost acquitting Trump, yet they want to slap some sort of guilty thing on him already. What are your thoughts on this?
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Yeah, this is one of those things where they're trying to make something new out of basically same thing we've seen before. The most, it's not actually incriminating, but the most detrimental pieces that are in these emails are that Donald Trump knew Jeffrey Epstein, that he had been with Jeffrey Epstein, that he knew Ghislaine Maxwell and that Jeffrey Epstein had been to Mar A Lago. Like we already knew all that. That's not new news. And so the fact that it's in a new email that we're just getting access to, I don't think there was really anything there, nothing that was particularly concerning for me. Although I would like to see more of the Epstein file released. I think this slow trickle of information is not going to go well for the Trump administration or for Republicans because it's a hot potato that has landed in, you know, Republicans lap at the moment. So I'd like to see it just released. And if, if this is the worst information that Democrats can find to trickle out there, you know, it's not, not that bad.
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Even if it's worse, why don't we just get it out, just get it over with, you know, I agree. It's not going to go away. All right. I mean, he can't get reelected again. Donald Trump, I mean, just. And I don't think they're just slow walking until after the midterms because they figure it would be negative because I think there's people, there's gonna be people on both sides that are implicated. Why not just, just listen, I don't mean to be callous, Right. I think the victims deserve their, their moment. But there were plenty of opportunities for Giuffre, the young lady who killed herself eventually. Who's, who's accused her of Prince Andrew now and formerly known as Prince Andrew now. Just Andrew. But. Well, she never mentioned Trump. She never mentioned that Trump was participating in this. There's been many, many information, many pieces of information that could have implicated him and has very quickly. Why won't they just release it all?
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No, I agree. I would like to see it released. I don't think there's anything incriminating on Donald Trump in there or that would have been released right now. So there's, I mean, there's some other reason that people don't want to release it. But I think you're right that.
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Yeah.
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On both sides.
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Honestly, Christy, I'm trying to Fig figure out. And the only thing I can possibly think about is that there are big supporters and donors on both sides that will be implicated and no one wants to be the president. Biden could. You know, I think back to what they did to persecute Trump to make sure he wasn't 47 president. They did everything they could. They made stuff up in court and if they had something on them, I think they would have released it. Seems to be some pretty high powered people on both sides that no one wants to really mess with.
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I think that's exactly. Yeah, that's exactly right. It's, it's comes back to the donors. Right. It's always about money.
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Always about the money. Follow the money, folks. We can't figure it out. Follow the money. Always. Good tactic. And now back to your case. You found out that a group who shares the same address, president, executive director and leadership team as the Elias and eisen groups gave $200,000 to Arizona attorney General Chris Mays campaign after the election, which seems like Mays was paid to prosecute people like you Trump supporters. Tell us about it.
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Right.
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C
So I filed this motion in my criminal case which is still pending, basically saying it was the Democratic Attorney General's association paid Chris Mays $200,000 after her election was over while she was in the midst of opening the grand jury and doing the investigation into us. And I can't say in exchange because, you know, I'll leave law enforcement to prove it. But this is what I argue to the court is that it looks improper that she then granted a level of prosecution power to, to a nonprofit that was started largely by the Democrat Attorney General's Association. So they're paying on one hand and then they're getting to help prosecute us on the other hand. And so the, the motion that I filed said, you know, this looks improper, she needs to be disqualified. And the court has not ruled on it yet. But she, I certainly think she needs to be disqualified. And then, you know, there are some potential appearances of bribery or some type of financial crimes potentially that needs to be investigated. And, and I sent the information that I have to the Department of Justice and said, hey, you know, you might want to look into this. At the very least she needs to stop prosecuting us. You know, worse, there's some funny business going on.
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Yeah. And you need to continue. Here's a weird thing. There's so much of this stuff seems incestuous. Like, you know, we gotta remind our viewers that Mark Elias was Hillary Clinton's cfo. For a presidential campaign. And Norm Eisen was ethics czar for Obama. But Christina, Trump hired Elias to handle some of the state by state legal stuff that he went through post election. Right.
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C
Mark Elias.
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Yes. Wasn't he working with the Trump administration or Trump campaign at one point? I believe he was.
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Oh, I'm not. Maybe I'm not aware of that. I've only seen Mark Elias. I mean, he's very, very liberal. I mean, his website is I help Democrats. I mean, literally, that's what his homepage says, right?
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No, I'm pretty sure he general counsel Hillary Clinton. But it. Elias oversaw the state by state response to lawsuits filed by Trump against Trump. Yeah, there was, there was. He was involved in the campaign lately. Here's how I remember. I was talking to Seb Gorka at Mar a Lago at the poll and we were trying to figure out why the hell Mark Elias was involved in the Trump campaign at all. And he was at some point. But anyway, so let's go on. So you have whistleblowers, potential whistleblowers?
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Yeah. Well, I sent a whistleblower complaint to the Department of Justice just with the information that I had for my motion to disqualify her, saying I'm going as far as there's an appearance of impropriety. That's the burden that I have to prove in court. And that's what my motion says. But it does appear improper. And you might want to investigate where this money is coming from and where it's all going because it looks very suspicious, it looks very incestual, as you said. And it looks like these Democrat attorney generals, and I'm talking about Chris Mays, but it folds over into other states as well, that they are basically ceding their political power, ceding their government power to these Democrat nonprofits that are started largely by either the Democrat Attorney General's association or other portions of the dnc. And they're taking their direction from the party rather than as the independent, you know, elected official that they were elected to be. So it appears that there's some improper relationships going on there. I'm not making any criminal accusations, but there could be criminal activity. I suggest DOJ look into it, and they haven't, but we'll see if they do.
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So why not? Right. And again, this is another. This is another. The reason why I'm asking is that I think I represent Maga. I've been there since 2015. Steve Bannon calls me original gangster mag OG Maga.
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C
Yeah.
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I just don't. First of all, you haven't seen any purple. We haven't seen the Epstein full file unredacted, which we were promised that. And there are things like this, like, why aren't they pursuing some of the folks that did some. Yeah, how about why aren't they pursuing the people who are aggressively, you know, throwing the J6ers behind bars? Right.
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Yeah.
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Just follow up on the things that we said we were. They were going to do. You make Mag a lot. A lot less edge. Edge. If that's. Yeah, that's a.
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Well, no. Well, sure it is. No, I think you're exactly right. And I think Mag is frustrated because we have felt the pressure the full four years of the Biden administration, not to mention the four years of the Trump administration where they were still targeting Trump and his supporters even though he was in power. We have felt that weight for years and years and years. And then you get the Trump administration and supposedly a conservative Department of Justice and House and Senate, and it just hasn't solved the problem. I mean, the House and Senate could have created election reform, which is what conservatives have wanted. You know, President Trump has his agenda of, you know, one day, no mail in ballots, no machines, you know, be in person voting. He has his list of things he wants that could happen, but the Republican House and Senate aren't doing it. They haven't passed immigration reform, his tariffs that are now being threatened at the Supreme Court level, that could be passed by the House and Senate, but they're not doing it because they have a separate agenda. So President Trump has come into office trying to implement the plan that the people elected him to implement. And whether it's his Department of Justice or the Republican House and Senate, they're just not supporting his agenda. And I think Americans are getting frustrated. And then, you know, Republicans get spanked in the election a couple weeks ago and go, why are we losing support? You're losing support because you're not doing what we elected you to do in the first place.
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What's the goal here? What's the end goal? What do you want to hear? What. What's the petition to Department of Justice right now?
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Well, I think the Department of Justice needs to investigate this. I'm already being prosecuted. Right. I'm. I'm in the process of working through my case, which I hope is successfully resolved here in the next month or two. However, next time they come, they're not going to come for me. They're going to come for other people, they're going to come for other Republican officials. They're coming after conservatives. And I don't want that to happen to anybody else. But nobody is stopping them. No one is creating any type of deterrent from allowing these liberals as soon as they get in power to come after Republicans at the lowest level. The difference between what Donald Trump is doing and what the Democrats did when they were in office is Donald Trump is going after to the extent that they have gone after elected officials. You know, John Bolton, Comey, you know, they were appointed but appointed officials. Letitia James was elected. They're going after the people in positions of power that abused their positions of power when the Democrats were in office. They did that. I mean, they went after Donald Trump, but they largely came after us. It was largely the American people. It was the people who were volunteering for political campaigns at the state level.
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Said, you're going out. They're going after the reason why. It's so outrageous. You're going after a former president, was a citizen. If they can go after him, they can literally go after anybody. And they went after all his closest friends, advisers, lawyers. Christina, really stay on it and come back to us and let us know how things progress. Appreciate your time, Christina, everybody. Thank you. All right, folks, it's that one time, one time of year the Birch Gold Group gives away. I've been saying this for weeks. They're going to give away free gold with every qualifying purchase. You realize gold went up $130 an ounce yesterday, another 80 to 200 an ounce each ounce in two days. Every purchase they will figure out a way to get you some gold. That's right. For Black Friday, when you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in gold. Birch Gold will sell you free gold to your home for every $20,000 purchased. Gold started the year around $2,600 an ounce. It's $4,300 an ounce today. You believe that global uncertainty is the reason 2025 has been defined by trade wars. Central banks are pulling from the US Dollar as global reserves currencies. The dollar starts to go down. When the dollar goes down, things like gold go up. Military tension continues to build. Gold thrives in times of uncertainty. And if you're looking to diversify your savings, Birch Gold Group can help you. Plus now through November 30th, you get a free goal. You have free gold with a qualifying purchase. Just text this word America to 989-898 to claim your eligibility and for a free info kit on gold. But your opportunity for free gold with purchase ends on November 30th. So don't wait. Text that word America to 989-898 for full details. Alrighty, let's do this very quickly. Wait's over the name. I've been waiting all teasing all week. Take a look. There it is. Mr. Patrick bet David, the guy went from refugee, came over from Iran, a Christian in Iran, came over as a refugee, not a dime in his pocket. Started working at Burger King at Gold's Gym and developed once in a lifetime opportunity to develop a hundred, $200 million valuetainment business. Amazing, amazing, amazing story. Just take your phone, open the camera, hit that QR code right there, little yellow line. Press it. It's, it's not, it will never charge you. You will not be charged a penny. No one's going to help you down. It's simply to push us up the YouTube algorithm. You can either use your camera or you can subscribe this way. Go to YouTube.com ericbolling the edge YouTube.com ericbulling the edge Patrick Bed David tells you about his whole life story. That's going to drop tomorrow morning at 10am thank you for your viewership. Thank you for your support. The thank you for your subscription. We'll be back two and a half minutes. Well, we know there's a new administration in Washington, D.C. and they brought a lot of positive changes when it comes to fixing our broken health care system. But the reality is, however, that there's only so much any government can do and that if you really want to make America Healthy again, that has to start at home with each and every one of us. And that's where the Wellness Company comes in. You see and hear from the Wellness Company doctors on this network all the time and you know their products are the gold standard for keeping you and your family safe and healthy. The Wellness Company gives you the opportunity to make sure you're prepared for whatever happens. You don't see these things coming, folks, these viruses, they sweep through and you don't see them, but they help keep you prepared with their series of prescription medical kits, kits that contain an assortment of life saving medications and guidebooks to assist in the proper use of those medications. Very important there. Additionally, the Wellness Company offers a variety of products from parasite cleanses to methylene blue to weight loss and so much more that can help you stay healthy and live a more prosperous and satisfying life. Make America Healthy Again starts at home. Do your part and protect the health of you and your family. Go to www.TWC Health/Voice today in order that's TWC Health/Voice. Use that promo code VOICE and save 10%. All right, our next guest, former chief of the U.S. border Patrol, was Customs and Border Protections Acting Deputy Commissioner and was nominated by President Trump in 2018 to be ICE director. He's the only person to have led both ICE and CBP for Homeland Security. Let's bring back Ron video. Good to have you back, my friend, Ron. So update us on so we had Oscar El Blue Ramirez come on yesterday. And now there are three separate people who work for the Mexican government who've been assassinated by the cartels. Scheinbaum, the president of Mexico, says it's against the law to go after the cartel. Is she wrong? Is she right? And the reason why I ask, it affects so many people on this side of the border.
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I've not heard what she said. It is clearly against the law in Mexico and certainly no barriers to the United States Justice Department pursuing people who are involved in organized crime, whether that organized crime is sponsored in Mexico or Russia or Iran, wherever it is. And so I'm not sure what she said, but I will tell you that there is a full court press as it relates to the Homeland Security Task Force pursuing targets that affect behavior in the United States, mainly the importation of drugs and human trafficking across our southwest border. That's a concentration. They obviously have capability for other worldwide threats, but the cartels in Mexico are definitely feeling the heat. I think the most egregious example, or the one, the example that has the most impact that I see every day is the low level of numbers of people who are attempting to cross the border every single day. We went from literally thousands to a couple of hundred a day. Many of those are being not only arrested and caught, but prosecuted and removed very quickly. So behavior has changed at the border, and we're seeing these cartels now try to entice people using lies and misinformation to cross the border illegally, even though they know full well that the end game is a jail cell and a quick flight home.
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So the fewer people coming across the border yet seems like more Americans, liberal Americans are protesting ICE activities, officers arresting perps inside the country. Why do you think this is happening?
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Well, it's the propaganda. The left has succeeded in convincing themselves and maybe other Americans that it's not illegal to be in the country after crossing the border illegally. If you don't commit a crime. Well, that's just not the way the laws work. The law on the books that says you can't enter the country illegally has been on in its current form since the 50s and well before that when Immigration and Nationality act was created. So the left has succeeded in saying, hey, that's not a crime. In fact, the former secretary of DHS was telling people that if they're in the country illegally and that's all they are, that's the only crime they've committed, that ICE wasn't going to look for them. Well, that has obviously changed in a dramatic way. This president, President Trump got elected on securing the border, making the homeland safe and deporting the upwards of 20 million people who came in during the last administration. And so the left doesn't like that. I'm going to tell you that my opinion about that is they don't like it because it's being successful. You're seeing crime go down in places like Chicago and D.C. you're seeing record numbers of people being arrested and removed, and you're seeing unprecedented numbers of people who are electing to leave the United States without pressure from the government, other than the threat of being arrested on our terms, on the government's terms, instead of individual terms. So about a million and a half people have raised their hand and said, you know what? I need help to leave or I'm leaving on my own.
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It's a great campaign. Kristi Noem, Homeland Security Secretary is on a horse saying, I'm on a horse, but here we're at an airport and you're going to be on that airport. You can be on that Runway home, unless you, and you're not coming back unless you deport yourself self deport. And then we'll give you a break a little bit, maybe give you a little bit of bump towards the headline if you come back legally. Great process. It's working. Our own RAV correspondent was at Mar a Lago last night for the Big Blue Bash and caught up with Tom Holman, who had this to say. Watch. I'm proud to serve with him. First of all, I'm proud to serve.
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The greatest president of my lifetime, Donald Trump.
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But look, I was an ICE agent. I was a Border Patrol agent. I wore those uniforms. I wore those badges. I love each and every one of them. The first time I retired, I told them I'd never leave their six. President Trump came back, I'm back with them again. I pray for them every night. Go home safe.
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They're American heroes.
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Every day they're out there. They wear a Kevlar vest, they strap a gun to the hip to protect America. And it's a shame that you got Democratic members on the Hill that want to convert Nazis and racism. And because of hateful rhetoric, there's so 4,000%. But let me say this, ICE and Border Patrol will be out there tonight. They're going to be out tomorrow to.
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Go there every day to do what.
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President Trump promised American people is going to do, make this country safe again. It's really interesting, Ron. There, there are, I believe there's two laws in the book, so you can't interfere with, with a federal agency or an agent doing, doing his job. And that's what the border agents are trying to do. It's literally a crime in the criminal code. I'm not sure why we're not arresting all these folks.
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Well, there is impeding federal officers in the pursuit of their duties. There's specific impeding charges at the border for traffic checkpoints, et cetera. And then there are many, you know, they talk about, you know, thousands of percent increase in assaults against ICE agents. There's also a commensurate rise in the prosecution referrals and acceptance for criminal cases and arrests in the interior, in places like la, Chicago and all the other places that we're doing this work across the nation. So, yeah, we have unprecedented support from the Department of Justice. You and I would like to see more in some of these cities. When the locals can't not or will not help us, we are sometimes outnumbered and, you know, retreating and breaking contact and living to fight another day using video evidence and referring those cases later is sometimes the most safest, appropriate tactic. But, yeah, you're right, we need to have consequences for people who get in the way of lawful law enforcement activities. We're all for the First Amendment right to protest in the United States, but you can't put hands on the police, you can't barricade their car. You can't make their lives miserable by getting in the way and pushing them and shoving them up.
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You can't throw a Subway sandwich at one of them and then get acquitted. And then get acquitted. Final thought?
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Yeah, we can't hire the juries. You know, we can only do the best we can in helping select them. But, yeah, you know, nonsense knows no bounds with regard to activist judges or activist jurors.
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Correct. And that, you know what, that makes sense. You can arrest them all you want, but if the judge is going to, you know, put a restraining order on cops, it won't matter one bit. Ron Vitiello, good having you on, my friend. Thank you.
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Thank you.
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All right, folks, two and a half minutes. We'll be right back. Foreign always happy to have our next guest on he's our own RAV chief White House correspondent, Mr. Brian Glenn. First of all, we know it's cold like that, but we have to do this. You know, I know folks hate it. We got to do it just because it's news we have. Let's not be like the other side, okay? Let's just be honest. We have to talk Epstein. We have to. The Epstein emails the House Democrats released from the House Oversight Committee, I believe, drip, drip, drip, trickle these things out. They're trying to attach President Trump to some sort of nefarious activities. Brian, I read it, I'm looking at it. I don't see one thing that ties him to anything yet. Did he know? Did he know Epstein? Of course he did. Guess what? So did Bill Clinton, so did Bill Gates, so did Larry Somers, the former Biden Treasury Secretary. So a lot of people who knew him. Nothing is accusatory. And Ghislaine Maxwell said he wasn't involved. Giuffre, the girl who killed herself, who was a victim, said Trump wasn't involved. What is with these Democrats? Sir, how was that briefing room?
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Yeah, well she, even while the briefing room was pretty tense, we all knew that this, this topic would come up and it was pretty much the first question when it got tossed to the general question session. But think about this. Democrats sat has sat on this information. This information has been available for years. They could brought this up in the last presidency for President Trump, but they chose to bring it up now. Now out of the 60,000 plus pages they plucked out three, kind of cherry plucked, if you will, three emails, one of which is a deceased woman, one of the victims of Jeffrey Epstein who under oath said that Trump had nothing to do with the abuse of these women or he had any type of inappropriate relationships with these women.
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So that is factual.
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That is in a court of law. So the Democrats, obviously, this is a very political move. They want to do this right after the Democrats have lost on the Schumer shutdown. Republicans have got the government back open. They're hoping to kind of rain on that parade. But we knew this was coming. But this has been the fact from day one, Eric. And we all know this. President Trump had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein and his weaponization, his sexualization, his abuse of these women.
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He tossed Democrats out of the club. He made resign his, his Mar A Lago membership. Yeah, they forget that those parts. And Virginia Giuffre is the victim, the formerly known as Prince Andrew's victim said Trump she saw, she never saw a Trump there. If she saw him, she didn't see him doing anything, anything wrong. Caroline Levitt had the women that. Yeah. Well, let's listen to Caroline real quick. And you can weigh in just after.
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Okay.
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In this email you refer to with the name of a victim that was unredacted now and has since been reported on in this room. So I will go ahead and say it. Virginia Guthrie. And it was CBS's own reporting, Ouija, that recently wrote that Ms. Guthrie maintained, and God rest her soul, that she maintained that there was nothing inappropriate she ever witnessed, that President Trump was always extremely professional and friendly to her. And so I think it's a question worth asking the Democrat Party and you should all go ask them after this briefing of why they chose to redact that name of a victim who has already publicly made statements about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and is unfortunately no longer with us. Mary, thank you. Kelly, two questions on this. In the interest of transparency, why not just go ahead, release the full files on Epstein, get this all over with? We have this administration has done more with respect to transparency when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein than any administration ever. In fact, this administration, the Department of Justice, has turned over tens of thousands of documents.
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You know, no one's going to like this. I just wish they would, too. I wish they just released the whole damn thing. You know, let, let what, whatever happens happens. You know what? Trump can't get reelected anyway. They're not going to prosecute people this, this far in advance. Let's just find out, you know, but, but no one likes to hear that on our side at least. Brian, your thoughts? I cut you off before I apologize.
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Yeah, well, no, it's okay. That's okay. Now, if you remember the press conference that was in front of the Capitol months ago, Marjorie Taylor Greene obviously was a part of that press conference. Those women even said they voted for Trump, so they weren't anti Trumpers. And I will say this, and Marjorie obviously gets a lot of criticism for standing up in this fight. And I can tell you, for someone that knows her heart, her heart is for the victims. It is not to vilify anybody in the Republican Party, not to vilify President Trump at all. Matter of fact, she has said numerous times, and she said it even today, I believe on some press engagements that President Trump has nothing to do with this and she's simply fighting for the victims of all of this. And that's where her heart is at. She's not trying to basically go against the party or go against the president. So I do want to make that clear because a lot of viewers have been very critical of her. And I understand from, from a 30,000 foot elevation you can assume that, but when you look at it, she's simply standing up for the victims that were sexualized by. And that's it.
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Because she comes on here quite often, very graciously, came out right after the View. She could have gone anywhere. She came right to the show. And I will tell you, she's a stand up, she's a true, honest person. Her feelings here are what she delivers on Capitol Hill, which is what you want. Is it always in line with exactly what everyone wants to be in line with? No, but, but I want a politician. I want someone representing me. This she people of Georgia, of that district are lucky. I'd love to see her in a Senate position, maybe even more. Because if you're going to be true to your yourself in your, you're elected with these same principles, you're going to be true no matter what happens next. I respect her for that. Do people get mad at me for yes. And her yes, but so the hell what? More politicians should be like Marjorie Taylor Greene, not fewer.
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B
Well, I just want to let our viewers know she is 100% behind the president. A lot of people think she has walked away from President Trump on many issues and maybe she has a different opinion on certain things, things and how she wished it was handled. But nevertheless, she is behind the president. I can't say that enough. And of course you read the comments online, Eric, and you may think otherwise, but Marjorie is simply supporting the victims here. She is not trying to turn the victims against the administration or anybody else. She's simply just fighting for them and wanting to get the truth out to help these people heal as well.
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So, so I, I think that's to mention here. I had someone today say I'm not going to mention. They say you think she's going to vote against opening, you know, the bill to open the government. I say, are you out of your mind? Come on guys, come on, let's. She is simply saying she wants to see the list because there are a lot of victims in there. If there are wealthy fat cat donors that were playing around and flying under the radar, they deserve to be out. I agree with her. I it she's taking way too much pain. And, and look, I'm maga. I'm OG maga. I said, I said it earlier. I'll say it again. Bannon will Confirm it. Original gangster maga. One of the first, one of the first supporters of Trump. I'm still here. I still support him. But you can't just blindly say everything's perfect. You have to say there are certain times when we want to see more. I would like to see more. She would like to see more. Whatever it is, I respect Marjorie Taylor Greene for delivering on what she believes. Let's, let's put it that way.
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Yeah. And I will say this. After the 2020 election was stolen, MAGA was absolutely crushed. Everyone abandoned President Trump in the, in the MAGA agenda. There was two people that came up and said, this is a bunch of crap. We've got to get this country back on track. We got to re energize maga. She went on the road. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz did their own America First MAGA across this country, did their own rallies to try and get the spread spirits and the energy back. And that's exactly what they did. So for people to say that she's walked away from President Trump at this point, that is simply not true at all. She's just as very passionate as you would expect. A mother, a female, that would be in relation to these victims. So it has nothing to do about vilifying anybody, President Trump or anybody else in the Republican Party. It's really showing sympathy toward these women.
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Well, you thank her. And I, I support, I support. Look, we all support Trump. He's made the country. He stopped the slide. 100 oblivion and they electing socialists in, in New York, doing the chicanery they did in California and Virginia. They'll, they'll start up again when he's out of office. In the meantime, we support Trump. You just, you just have to have your own, you have to your own person too, at some point. Brian Glenn, good to have you on, my friend. Thank you. Thank you, folks. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. Well, now that the government shutdown is almost over, something I'm sure we're all celebrating since there are actual problems to solve and focus on in the country. Hakeem Jeffries, however, in the Democrat Clown Posse, who created those shutdowns and this one specifically, are now back to their usual playbook of Trump derangement syndrome, this time bringing the hypocrisy of pardons into the mix.
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Well, Donald Trump, in terms of the.
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Exercise of his pardon power and commutations.
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Is completely and totally out of control. Like he can find the time to pardon a serial fraudster like George Santos, but can't find any time to sit down with Democrats on Capitol Hill who represent half the country in order to address the health care crisis that Republicans have created that's devastating people in urban America, rural America, working class America, small town America, the heartland of America, and black and brown communities throughout America.
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So now it's about pardons, really? Because you really want to go there. Hakeem Jeffries, do you really want to go there? Joe Biden, who pardoned 8,317 people. 8,316 were auto penned and one wasn't. Who was that? Oh, yeah, your son. That's where you want to go. And by the way, 8,000, 317, several of them were child rapists. Several. More than one. And you're worried about Donald Trump pardoning Jorge Santos, who likes to dress up like a woman once in a while. Okay. I thought you guys liked that stuff. Anyway, who would have thought that the person with the most common sense among the Democrats, at least for now, would turn out to be John Fetterman, of all people? The ladies of the View are eating their own. We showed you yesterday how Sunny Hoston called for Chuck Schumer to step down. Well, now she's taking the try to smack John Fetterman around, and he wasn't going to have it.
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Democrats had big wins last week, so you had momentum. Why give in now? Why bring a butter knife to a gunfight? Are you willing to gamble that the GOP will negotiate on health care in good faith once the government reopens? Because if that gamble is wrong, half a million Pennsylvanians that you represent, their health care costs will skyrocket if you are wrong.
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And I don't need a lecture, I don't need a lecture from, from whether.
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It'S Bernie or the governor in California.
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Because they are representing very deep blue.
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Blue kinds of populations.
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And a lot of those things, a lot of those things were part of the extreme.
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And now remember, what really needs to win, to win the big win is.
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Involving my state and other states and those things.
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And why have we arrived here after.
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The election a year ago? We want to forget, we got to forget some of the things that cost us that election.
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Or now for me, it's like, that's.
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Why I'm trying to remind people that.
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Kinds of the extreme extremism, we can't.
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Return to those kind of things.
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He turned out to be almost, almost right wing. I mean, he's, he's smart. You know, he had that. He had a stroke, almost died, had a stroke, still was Elected senator. He was out there. We were ripping. We were saying he shouldn't have run. He shouldn't have been the senator. Turns out we were all wrong because the guy actually has some sort of soul. Think about this for a second. People are ripping me and ripping MTG for supporting her, ripping me for supporting or ripping her. Look at this guy. Can you imagine what they're doing to this guy on the Democrat side right now? Good for you, John Fetterman. Stand up for what you believe. Stand up for what you believe. And that goes both ways, folks. Jasmine Crockett has spent most of the past couple years inciting violence, defending violence, and calling Republicans racist, even Nazis. But now one of the least qualified members of Congress is worried about her own safety. So she wants protection, and. Yes, that's right. She wants who she wants, not her donors. She wants you and I to pay for it.
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I think that it's really a good question as to why a member of Congress needs to pay for security out.
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Of money that they go and raise instead of focusing on making sure that.
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They use that money to educate voters about why it is that their candidacy matters. I do think that it does people.
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Like me a disservice when.
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When you are so outspoken. And then what happens is instead of you being able to put all your dollars into campaigning, instead you've got to do things like pay for your security. But I kind of value my life. So it is what it is, and it is what it.
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Do you remember. Remember Congresswoman Cori bush, the Capitol, U.S. capitol steps, when she was calling to defund the police. And then we found out that she had spent $75,000 on personal security over the last year. $70,000 on her own security. And she said, defund the police for every of us. And they called her. They called her out on, you want. You want me to die? There's such hypocrites. Incredible. Meanwhile, the traitorous and treasonous global weasel, also known as Gavin Newsom, is down in Brazil slamming America, you know, just like a good little globalist China soldier. Would I worry now, though? Sounds like some of my colleagues and friends in the United States Senate, some of my Democratic colleagues just decided that we're playing by the old set of rules, not the new set of rules, and may have rolled over a little bit. So I love your question. It's the right question. I want to be part of that answer as an American citizen, not as a governor, as the ex governor of California. But right now, we've got to hold the line because I think America will become unrecognizable in a year or two unless we fight back. I think California has become unrecognizable to the rest of America. Like I said, take that border fence from the south, bring it up north on the eastern side of the state of California. Maybe even keep Oregon, Washington State and Oregon as well. Keep those three states, give it to Canada. Trade that Canada. Give us Toronto. How's that? Here's a little more America hating from the Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who makes little to no sense from what we've heard in hearings and who refused to define what a woman was. Remember that at her own confirmation hearing. Here's a little more.
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What keeps you up at night. I would say the state of our democracy.
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I would say that I am, I am really very interested in getting people to focus and to invest and to.
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Pay attention to what is happening in our country and in our government.
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We're a democratic republic. We are a democratic republic. And the way things are going, we might end up with two countries. We knows when a Democrat disagrees with your opinions, you're either deemed a fascist, a racist, a Nazi, but if a Democrat disagrees with your policy, particularly when it comes to protecting voting integrity in America, they might even toss in a little reference to Jim Crow. But when you really, really, really, really know they have nothing left in their playbook is when they add the reference to slavery, like Illinois speaker of the House Chris Welsh does to defend and protect their favorite thing in the world, illegal migrants who eventually they want to vote. Watch.
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And by answering that question with telling you, I don't believe anyone is an illegal alien. That's a terrible term to use about anyone.
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It's illegal. It's a legal term.
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It's not a legal term. They used to call black people slaves.
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Legally, and it was wrong. Let's stop dehumanizing people.
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Let's start treating people right.
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It's in the books. It's a legal term. Illegal alien is in the books. Change it. You don't like it, change it. That's. Don't call it racist. Fight Democrats who voted for that to be the word too. So stop. Really can't make this stuff up. We all know about the mostly peaceful fiasco during the violent Black Lives matter riots of 2020 and the protests during the so called Summer of Love. The mainstream media just can't help themselves. They love showing actual images of violence and claiming that what you see is not what you actually see. Even though we're actually Going to show it to you then.
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Amanda. Harry is live on the scene there where protesters also showed up. We've already actually seen at least one fight break out. Amanda. Yeah, things have been lively here. Well, that Turning Point USA event is still. Still happening inside. Protesters have been out here for hours. You can see them still here behind me. They have been chanting. Just a very, very lively scene out here. While things have been mostly peaceful, there have been some tense moments. Earlier this evening, there was a scuffle that broke out where two men started fighting. UC Berkeley police had to break up that interaction. Later, someone was throwing smoke bombs and a car backfired, leading some of the people who are protesting to run away.
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What's mostly peaceful about that? What the hell is wrong? They didn't learn their lesson? Calling 2020amostly peaceful summer of love protests when people died. Billions upon billions of dollars of damage. That's not peaceful. Dudes beating the crap out of each other is not peaceful. Smoke bombs in people's face isn't peaceful. And what the hell are they protesting outside of Turning Point usa? Charlie Kirk was assassinated by one of theirs. Wow. Are they morons. Finally, Kamala Harris Grand Delusions book tour continues or people are more than happy to reel her in for a word salad here and there. Here's another one for our viewing. Pleasure. Pleasure. How I felt. I have not had a feeling remotely similar since my mother died. I was grieving for the American people because I knew what was going to happen. She's the leading contender on 2028. There's a. There's a poll out two days ago. Leading contender for the Democrats in 2028. That is going to be just delicious. Who do you think it's going to be on the Republican side? Who do you think? I have a new thought. I have a new thought. I'll bring it out later. All right, I'm going to do this. Talk about the edge. This is amazing. I promise you. I told you. Guest, Guest, Guest. You guys are amazing. You subscribed. You guessed. I don't think anyone got it. Maybe I didn't. I didn't see anyone who actually got Patrick David. The guy was. He was a Christian living in Iran. His family came over to the United States. He was dead poor, broke, getting fights. He worked at a McDonald's. I'm sorry, burger King. He worked at a Gold's Gym. He had no money. And somehow he figured out a way. And that's what we do at the Edge. We figured out, figure out how. Who makes it and how they Made it. Where did they find their edge? Do me a favor. Hit that QR code with your camera. Little yellow line, press. You automatically subscribe. I promise you, no fees, nothing they're going to charge you. Never going to email you anything. Just pushes us up, up the ladder at YouTube. It's been amazing. YouTube.com EricBulling the edge. YouTube.com EricBoling the edge. You guys have amazed. You come out in droves. You have us growing faster 125 times faster than other new YouTube channels. Top 1/10 of 1% because of you. I appreciate your viewership. I appreciate you sharing the word and I especially appreciate if you hit subscription right now. Thank you. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. So they're always like, hey, should we do something else in the, in the last block? Either, you know, it's usually band. And if he's available, if he's not, we do voicemail. I'm like, are you kidding me? We love the voicemail segment. Hey, Ben, would you say there's. They're voting in the House? We have a shot. Do we have that shot? Do you have. Can you show it to us or no, can we. We see that. Okay, so they're. They're probably having their final. Doesn't matter. This. All. This is all. It's going to pass. It's good news. All right, Benny, how about a couple voicemails?
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Yes, sir, we have some words from Uncle John.
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Eric Bolden, this is Uncle John Boland again. My fourth call to you and it's going to be my last. More than likely shoot this one out to your viewers and listeners. Jesus fed the multitudes. The Democrats are not willing to do the same. Have a great day. Love your show. Thanks, Uncle John Boland. But I don't have an uncle. My dad's name was John. It's not my dad. He's long, rest his God rest his soul. But yes, Jesus did. He fed the multitudes in multiples and he did. And Democrats, they never, it was never about that. They were just using the poor EBT people who couldn't afford food. I'm not talking about the waste, fraud and abuse people, but the poor ones who couldn't afford. They were using that as some sort of, like, crutch to say Trump is starving poor people while he's throwing parties at Mar a Lago and at the ballroom. Whatever. It's all politics. It's just, it's what's really gross about the swamp, folks. It's what both, both sides do. It But Democrats are. Have made it. They're perfect at it, let's put it that way. Benny, another one. Yep. This viewer has some thoughts about the SNAP program. Hey, Eric, great show. You're doing a heck of a job. Hey, this SNAP program and the payment that's going to be made to it, does that really include the eligibility requirement in order to get a payment? Because the thing is ripe with fraud. What are we going to do? Yeah. Yes. You're supposed to hit a certain threshold underneath income, certain income levels and several other thresholds. No, you're right. It's completely overblown. And I've talked about this before during the four years of Joe Biden's presidency. Four years. So we've had SNAP for probably 50 years, various forms of food transfer payments so people on the lower end of the income spectrum could afford food. We've had that for 50, 60 years. Not the full time that we've been a republic, but for the last 50 or 60 years. In the last four years, the four years under Joe Biden, it had gotten up to about $53 billion. The first year of Joe Biden, he doubled the whole program. Doubled it. So all the people on staff for the history of America, in four years under Biden, he doubled the expenditure. You think there's a lot of waste, fraud and abuse in that? Oh, hell yes, there is. A lot of waste, fraud and abuse. And what people were doing, people who didn't need it for food were taking their SNAP cards and selling it for half price. You've got $1,000 on a card they give. They give someone $1,000 SNAP card who needed it, who were going to use it for food, and they would take 500 bucks and buy drugs, alcohol. That's what was going on all over the place. All over the place. Ben, you got another one? Yep. We got a viewer who said the government has made it difficult to be a cattle rancher. Mr. Bola just left the message. On beef, the reason cattle price or cattle numbers are down so much is the government has made it so difficult on cattle ranchers to stay in business with interest rates, price, fertilizer, fuel, the elimination of our ability to buy antibiotics other than from anyone other than a veterinarian. The regulation on smaller packing plants. It's just run so many cattlemen out of business. And I've been in the business since 1957. Thank you. Yeah, you're right, sir. There are so on every, not just cattle. I had a friend who's a US Senator, Tom Brasso. In fact, who is a tomato farmer. Tomato farmer. He said the regulation book for farming Tomatoes is like 3,000 pages. Just. Just the regulations he has to comply with, where he can use water, where he can draw water from, where the runoff of the water goes. Just regulation after regulation. That always obviously increases the price of everything. Cattle is another thing. I. Not really sure why we agreed to buy Argentine cattle. I know they're having a hard time, but this. This hurts our prices of our. Our cattle farmers. There are some things that you don't love about that Howard Lutnick guy, and that's one of them. That's just one of several I don't like about Howard Lutnick. Anyway, make a long story short. Yeah, our. Our regulations on farming are just onerous to farmers. We really, really. Burke Rollins got to get in there and clean a lot of that stuff up. All right, folks, great day. Looking forward to you again tomorrow. Have a great night. I saw Ben in. In the chair. It looks like he's going to be your host on the War Room. And just about 10 seconds or so. Have a great night. Warming up. I think the whole country's warming up in the next few days, so that was a quick polar vorte. This is the story of the 1. As head of maintenance at a concert hall, he knows the show must always go on. 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