Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (3:38)

Yes. You know, the rally started right behind me, right here. Eric. This is all metal, you know, metal barricades. This political party, these leftist political parties that they talk about, you know, barricades and talk about walls that they're inhuman. They're the ones that they were put in to protect this place. And from here it started thousands of people moving forward into the governmental palace where they also gated all. And they put metal plates around the whole, you know, the government mental palace. Thousands of people demanding that this is a narco government, that this is a narco president. And it ended up in this, as you see on the screen, this was actual video of us in the front line getting multiple times tear gas and multiple times with doxicas going at it with the confrontation with the police. There was. There was agitators, there was infiltrated people in the front lines confrontating with the police and the government. But the sad thing about this that I saw that it was really critical, it is the incompetence of the police of how to de escalate this situation as they were going one on one with the people with rocks and also throwing those. And also throwing these kind of explosives into the population, arresting a lot of these young kids, you know, beating them up. I saw one of the kids that it Was beat up by like 10 people. I saw another woman that it was dragged to the floor as she was being arrested. You know, apparently that she was being agitated and just saying, and yelling, free Carlos Manso. That is the mayor that got assassinated. Thousands of people yelling that they want to stop this narco government, want to stop this narco president. That was the scream. That was basically what they were saying to the population, that they don't want to live this level of violence anymore. Eric.

Eric Boling (5:12)

Oscar, so these, these are very young people and they, they, I think they were saying, what's this nonsense that it's illegal to prosecute the cartels? Have the cartels become so strong, so powerful, that they're actually the de facto government in Mexico?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (5:27)

Yes. You know, and this is. It increased, Eric. It increased because of the four years of Joe Biden. Joe Biden opened up the floodgates to the United States of America. The level of trafficking was, you know, a multi billion business that created this, funneling the money to the cartels. And they grew two times bigger on technology, on territory. And one of the things that they grew is on the power of the municipal cities. You know, they started putting their own mayors in power. This is one of the reasons why the former mayor of RUAP and Carlos Manzo, that he was actually fighting the cartels got assassinated because he was actually fighting them and confronting them. And he was against the whole narrative of them having power over the citizens and over the populations. This are the people, as I have told you before, Eric, they are completely sick and tired of this insecurity issues. And the majority of these young kids, they were saying, you know what, we are being recruited by the cartels, why we have to migrate out of our country if we have a beautiful country, why we have to leave our country if we can be prosperous in our country, why we have to do exactly what you guys did in the past, that you had to migrate to the north and try to look for a better future in the north where we can have a better future here. So generation C put in an example to a lot of the population that they are sick and tired also about this level of violence and increase of violence. And a lot of them, Eric, just lastly, a lot of them that we're talking about, you know, saying about Marco Rubio, talking about Trump also that they need him to push the government to clean this mess up, because it is a complete mess.

Eric Boling (6:55)

So here's the, here's the odd thing. So Scheinbaum comes out, right? And she addresses this, but she says we condemn this, this protest, what's being protested yet? Has she been aggressively condemning the cartel violence, escalating violence and or forget condemning it, doing something about it?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (7:16)

Absolutely not. And she's, and she also said that she was condemning the people, that they were aggressors to the police officers. Apparently she hasn't seen the videos and that is hard for her to, to just block this information because it was international media, not only people got aggressively hit but also the international media was aggressively hit by police officers. She cannot block this. It's all over. It's all over the world, Eric. It is all over every, every single place. The Mexican people needed to do this. You know, I was hit with a tear gas bomb and it pulled me back all the way to the middle crowd and I was sitting down and two Gen C young kids try to help me and clean out my face. And I saw and I told the kids, you know, this is not the way that we need to handle things. And they told me, you have done your job defending your country. Let us now defend our way. This is the only way that the world is going to listen to us if we make a world statement that we're living under anarcho government now.

Eric Boling (8:11)

Oscar, this is the only time change ever happens in these type of governments when the people, when the young people generally rise up. We talk to a lot of Iranian people who are so tired of what's going on in Iran but not until young people rise up and say enough is enough. We want change, you get change. Is this a one off or are there more protests planned? And will Sheinbaum get the message? Maybe even step aside?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (8:35)

Well, the thing is that she's under a lot of pressure. She's saying that she was trying to denigrate and trying to decrease this protest and trying to say that these were bots and now they have completely shut her mouth. Another protest that is going to be on the 20th of November. So Gen Z is actually pressuring and they're not going to go to the governmental palace, they're going to go to congress, they're going to go to different locations where they are going to exercise the right. Because a lot of these people, Eric, you know, get to know it's not about only about the cartel violence. It's about the extortion, the decapitations, the way of life that we are living right here and there's no future for the young generations. So there's no way this, this is going to be growing. And the assassination of Carlos Manzo, it Was the number one thing that lit up the fire for the people, lift up their voice. And also to the congressmen and the senators, that they're conservative and the right wing have the courage and have the audacity now to stand up to say we are tired of this.

Eric Boling (9:27)

So, Oscar, you guys lost three different lawmakers, right? You lost three in the, in the last few months. Has anyone been held accountable for any of those yet?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (9:37)

Well, they have found guilty parts and they have only found, you know, who was involved just as a third party. But we already know who is the actual, you know, who actually assassinated Carlos Manzo. That is the act, you know, the organized crime of the cartel. Located. She already sent an operation into Uruapan. There is a copy paste of what Obrador, the past, you know, president, that is her teacher, did exactly in Michoacan. That is a failed strategy. It's only to safeguard the locations. But if you already know who's the guilty part, if you already know who is the number one problem, what is the number one problem in the country, why don't you go after them? And this basically tells you that her statement that it was released just a few weeks ago saying it is illegal to go against the war against the cartels. It basically tells you that she is not going to find the guilty part. She's not going to go after the number one, you know, solution that is eradicated and eliminated this problem, Eric.

Eric Boling (10:32)

So where does it go, Oscar? We were sitting here watching. We're watching you. You know, we've seen you threatened by the cartels. We've seen you try, we've tried to get help for you. Gets. It gets worse and worse. We've seen now three lawmakers assassinated in the last few months. We've seen now a protest, young people protesting at the presidential palace. Where does it go from here? And how do you ensure that it's not just a one off and people get their moment to complain and protest and then they go home and start living under the duress and threats of the cartels because they don't seem to be affected by any of this.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (11:06)

We keep pushing, Eric, until our last breath, until our heart stops pounding, we can push it. That's the only way that we're going to resolve this. The Mexican people are sick and tired. Myself as a journalist, I'm sick and tired. We keep pushing onto our last breath. We are not going to back off. Mexico is the number three in the world for assassination towards journalists. Every single journalist that it was on Saturday, they are being Attacked by the police even when they were hurt in their ankles, like myself, hit with a Petardo in the chest. A lot of journalists, they were hitting the rocks in their heads. We continue to push forward because we are sick and tired. And if these young kids are putting the example to lead forward and to say we are not going to have this anymore, the whole country is upset, Eric. There were more than almost close to 80 cities nationwide protesting against this narco government. And if everybody, and even young kids are saying, narco president, narco government, it lead us to say, you know, we still have hope that we can fix this problem.

Eric Boling (12:00)

Really good, really good reporting, Oscar. But as usual, I, I tell you this every time. Please be safe. Please take care of yourself. I mean, it's, it's amazing what you're doing, but nothing is worth risking you or your family's lives. And, and you do, and you really do. Based on what, what that godforsaken places with those cartels. Just please, please be careful. You know, maybe next time we'll, we'll. You come out, we'll grab one of these young protesters and see. Let's hear, let's hear maybe from them and we'll do it on the show. Oscar, thank you. L. Blue.

Art Del Cueto (12:26)

Thank you.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (12:27)

Thank you so much, Eric, always for the invitation.

Eric Boling (12:30)

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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (17:19)

Foreign.

Eric Boling (17:26)

Says more than 21 years of experience as a U.S. border Patrol agent is now the border security adviser for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, also known as fair. Happy to have Art Del Cueto back on the show. Art, welcome in the break. Art, you said you were listening to Oscar Elblue Ramirez's reportage from Mexico City. Tell us what you heard. What? Tell us. You're bringing some very interesting facts to the conversation. Tell us.

Art Del Cueto (17:51)

Look, so I've been talking about Mexico being a narco state for many, many years. I have family down there. I grew up, you know, near the border. I would go down there and visit often. Make no mistake. Look, they've had issues with the cartels for many years. And hats off to these individuals that are finally arguing and fighting. And they want, you know, the cartel separation from the government. But, Eric, let's not forget they have left ideology themselves. They're just upset that the current left ideology is lined up with the cartels. And this is the same type of individuals that we've seen come into the United States that are protesting against immigration and protesting against border patrol. So I admire that they're doing it. Look, they're trying to liberate their country. And that's fine. Their political ideology, aside from. But maybe now is the time for those that have been protesting in the United States against border patrol, against immigration, hey, here's your calling. Maybe you should go down there and help out your brothers and sisters, you know, liberate their own country from the narco state. Now's the time, you know, put up or shut up.

Eric Boling (18:55)

All right, what do you think happens? Because, you know, I keep posing this question to poor Oscar. He has no idea. So chime Bomb is clearly bought and paid for by the cartels. I'll say. You don't have to. It's clear.

Art Del Cueto (19:08)

One particular one at least, Eric, at least one, because they're going after cartels. But we've seen it many times within that government. They'll go after certain individuals that are in cartels, but there's always that one cartel that they just don't, you know, go full after them as much. So, you know, more than likely what we've seen is maybe they're lined up with one particular cartel.

Eric Boling (19:29)

So what happens? So there's still Oscar brings us bodies, beheaded bodies, bodies and cars, bodies in refrigerators that are dumped on the side of the road. We're seeing. We're seeing mass graves. Don't the people eventually say, no, you got to stop. We're not a narco terrorist state. I think there was. It wasn't Trump. There's some high ranking official just called Mex, the whole country a narco state. I mean, I would hope that.

Art Del Cueto (19:55)

Look, I would hope so. But like I said, I grew up on the border. I've seen this my whole life, right? And then I worked with Border Patrol and I continued to see it in the 90s. I'll take you that far back to the early 90s when they found the first narco tunnel in Douglas, Arizona, my hometown. They found the first narco tunnel there. And then they found, you know, individuals that had been beheaded on the Mexican side. They later on LinkedIn that those were the people that helped build the tunnel. So we've been seeing this for quite some time. And then in the 90s, they killed Donaldo Colosseo, who was running for president. They said that was going to be the savior, you know, and people were upset over that. Nothing changed. Then you saw the movement down in Chapas with the Zapatistas against the government, fighting for their land. Somehow there was some agreement and nothing. I don't know what's going to happen. I hope something finally does get done in Mexico. Listen, Mexico is a beautiful place. There's a lot of things that they have, a lot of resources. There are neighbors. I really wish that the cartels weren't so, you know, embedded in their politics and their government and everything else. So I'm hopeful that it gets fixed. However, I've seen this, this movie before, and it doesn't play out too well.

Eric Boling (21:08)

How does making Mexico a safer place to live change the dynamic of our southern border? Do they, do they still want to flock across the border to come here? I mean, it would strike me that if they're, they're less inclined to be worried about the cartels and their death by beheading with cartels. Random that they, there may be a lot more of those folks that would stay there not trying to make it over here.

Art Del Cueto (21:28)

You're absolutely right, and I've said it for a long time. Look, the problem is you've had individuals that have left Mexico for a long time. And, you know, all over the world. I hate to pick on Mexico, but the reality is we're focusing on what's happening in Mexico. You have a lot of individuals that leave Mexico, come to the United States. They want to be here for a while, make some money, go back home and then perhaps start some business or do something there. They just don't ever go back because they realize the violence. They realize it's easier to, you know, have their children grow up in the United States. So now they turn around. They have U.S. children, you know, children in the U.S. they become U.S. citizens. But one thing, and thank goodness for my mom and dad, honestly, they do not teach them to love this country. The stories that they hear in their household is how great it is in Mexico, how we want to go back, how this country isn't good. So now you have US Citizens with Mexican heritage that are growing up in the United States and they're not loving the United States. And that's why you're seeing the protests and everything else that you see in the United States, really. That's why you see people waving flags from Mexico. They don't have an allegiance, they don't have a love, and they don't care about this country.

Eric Boling (22:33)

And the really odd thing is that, that they're making this push the Trump administration, Chrissy Noem on horseback. Just go home, come back, go home and come back legally. And it seems like you really should kind of do that right now if you don't want to get deported and banned from coming back. Here's the question, though. And I think a lot of big businesses are doing this with Trump right now. They're telling what he wants to hear with tariffs because they know in two and a half years, three years, he's going to be gone. They're not going to have to do anything they promised him. Are a lot of these people just buying time until Trump's out of office and then he feel like they, even if they were deported, they can come back under. If it happens to be a Democrat or someone who isn't America first, they can come back.

Art Del Cueto (23:16)

Absolutely. Eric, you're, you're, you're exactly 100% on point. And I'll take it a step further. This is where I get in trouble for speaking too much. But I've always wanted to tell the truth. And this is what happens. You have individuals, even in leadership positions within our own government and agencies that are buying time, and they're really not, you know, behind what Trump says at times. And that's what's unfortunate. And, but I think he's doing everything he can and I think that's what makes Trump so much better. And we don't even realize it. He has secured our nation's border more than any other president. And take someone that lives on the border, which is me, he secured it more than any other president in my lifetime. Even though he has all these obstacles and naysayers and problems, he's still moving forward and making our lives better in the United States.

Eric Boling (24:05)

All right, what do you think is going to happen with Illinois? Governor Pritzker wants to be, I think he wants to run for president, but he's pushing back against Trump. You have mom dummy, you know, basically saying, you know, screw you, Trump. Read my, read my lips. You know Trump when he gets elected, probably not a great idea. Do, does, does Trump continue to send agents into these cities?

Art Del Cueto (24:29)

He has to. At this point, you cannot stop. And I say it all the time. And I force it on people when I put it on my social media. Illegal is not a race. So the left leaning media has made this about race, about racism. Has nothing to do with racism. It has everything to do with following the law. The law, you know, is what these agents are enforcing. They don't make the law. They're going out there and they're arresting individuals with serious criminal records. However, once they arrest those people, and this is what a lot of people don't talk about, the individuals with serious criminal records, they're snitching off on their neighbors, they're snitching off on their coworkers and everyone else in the community. So now during the investigation, Border patrol can't, you know, ignore that. So now what happens is they further the investigations and you're arresting other individuals that also have broken the law because they're here illegally. I pose this question to people. When you get pulled over for speeding, people get tickets should you wait for that speeder to kill somebody before you do something to them? Absolutely not. So you have to go after individuals with serious criminal records. And you have to go after individuals that have circumvented our immigration laws also as well.

Eric Boling (25:42)

Art, keep doing what you're doing, my friend. We really appreciate your time. Your analysis on all this stuff. It does seem like it's changing very much, but we need it to thank you. Art Art Decoder thank you so I appreciate you. All right folks, we're back two and a half minutes.

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Eric Boling (28:05)

I'm 37 years old and I went and got some labs done.

Brian Glenn (28:08)

I found out I was diabetic So I got put on blood pressure medicine, diabetes medicines, a ton of stuff.

Eric Boling (28:14)

It was very, very scary getting those numbers in, especially with a nine month old baby and a three and a half year old son. We're too young to waste our life away on, you know, the things that.

Brian Glenn (28:23)

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Eric Boling (28:25)

It's been amazing. We've lost 115 pounds in 88 days.

Brian Glenn (28:31)

My A1C went from a 10.7 down to a 4.67.

Eric Boling (28:35)

Boom.

Eric Boling (28:36)

Truly has been not life changing only, but life saving. Well, more and more people in their 30s and 40s are waking up to the reality that they feel older than they actually are. Chronologically, they're tired, inflamed, and disconnected from the version of themselves they used to know. We often blame genetics or aging for this early decline in health. But what role do processed foods, sedentary lifestyles and environmental toxins play in damaging our health at a much younger age? For answers, we turn to the founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee. John, thank you for joining us. What do you say? I mean, you have some young people there. They said they lost a lot of weight and feel a lot better. But what is contributing to this, this early, early signs of just not feeling your age, Sometimes as young as 30 and 40 years old.

John Jubilee (29:23)

Oh, this is, this is really a great question. You know, and even people, you know, dropping dead of heart attacks in their 40s now, like that was unheard of, you know, 20, 30 years ago. You never heard of that. And certainly there's been an epidemic in the diabetes, in the high blood pressure, in erectile dysfunction. And look, I love to just be real, and I so appreciate this question, but this really has been a systematic attack, you know, on the health of Americans. With the processed food, the average testosterone, you know, is down 30%. You know, so we basically only have, you know, two thirds of what we used to have. Now this is the people that, you know, are just going with the flow. If you go with the flow in the life of normal America today. You know, Eric, I was in, I can't even make this stories up. My driver, when I just went, I went to just speak and give a TED talk. My driver, 27 years old, has erectile dysfunction at 27 years old. Now that is horrifically sad. But look, if they have it at 27, you know, they have it at 37, 47, 57, 67. And I am thrilled to be able to tell people that, listen, we don't have to go with the flow Guys, we can do something different to offset what these processed foods have done, what 5G has done. You know, what all the, you know, the chemtrails in the spring. I live in California. I'm telling you, chemtrails are a real thing. That is not a conspiracy theory. But we can offset that. Guys, if we get healthy at the cellular level, you become like a force field of superpower coming out of you. When you have cellular health, it will repel all those negative things.

Eric Boling (31:11)

John, you know, you said we've been talking about cellular hydration. So there's actually a thing called cellular dehydration. What is it? What causes it?

John Jubilee (31:21)

Yeah. So again, Eric, you know, I love to keep things simple for people. You know, Einstein said, if you can't explain it to a child, you don't understand it. It's this simple. What's the difference between a raisin and a grape? It's hydration. So as we become raisins because we're losing our cellular hydration, imagine that's your brain going from a healthy grape to a shriveled up raisin. That's your thyroid, your pancreas, your heart, your liver, your skin. You know, why do we get old and shrivel up? Because we're becoming a raisin. Through what? Through dehydration. So as we get the hydration inside the cell, and that's the key, guys, it's not hydration in the body, it's hydration in the cell that transforms us, because that stays there 24, 7. And so I'm thrilled to share with people, tens of thousands of people. We took them from the raisin to the grape. So they were able to optimize their organs. And just like this young man that you heard, you know, 10.7 to 4.7, diabetic to non diabetic, high blood pressure to no high blood pressure. And oh, by the way, imagine losing a human. There's humans that weigh 115 pounds. He lost 115 pounds of fat.

Eric Boling (32:37)

Gotta feel much better. Much better. John Jubilee, always really good to have you on, my friend. We will continue this conversation going forward. And you look great. If there's nothing else, you're a good billboard for your own product. John Jubilee.

John Jubilee (32:47)

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Eric Boling (32:49)

You're official. You're official. AARP is going to be calling any minute now. John, thank you. All right, folks, our next guest, our own RAV chief, White House correspondent Brian Glenn, who's live from the White House. B. Let's, let's jump into it because, you know, all weekend long, you know, I'm friend, the folks know I'm friends with Marjorie Taylor Greene. I'm friends with you. I watch the sniping going back and forth. President Trump to Marjorie, Break it down for us, will you, my friend? Just let us know where the things stand. I think the folks, you know, the MAGA folks are like, they don't want to see the fighting, but, you know, it's there. So let's talk about it.

Brian Glenn (33:26)

Well, you know, I want to make a couple of things clear. Marjorie is 100% America first. He is 100% behind President Trump's America first agenda. There is no, no separation from that. I think that what this breakup, if you will, this feud, if you will, really kind of goes down to her commitment to stand with the victims of the Epstein files.

Eric Boling (33:52)

That's it.

Brian Glenn (33:53)

That's her commitment that she made for the victims. It's not against the party, it's not against President Trump. I mean, my God, we've talked about this numerous times that President Trump has nothing to do with these Epstein files. As a matter of fact, he just doubled down on it yesterday and said, republicans, let's go ahead and release these files because I think it's going to really show how many Democrats and how many liberals have connection to Jeffrey Epstein. So this has nothing to do with President Trump. He is absolutely innocent of any guilt under oath. Some of these people have said that he has never had any type of inappropriate relations with these women, didn't even know them. So let's, let's get that really clear. But nevertheless, I mean, this is something that is very passionate on both sides. And, and unfortunately, we did have some words exchanged back and forth. I want the two to come to too much of agreement and really kind of get this party, this MAGA party, because Marjorie is the tip of the spear for the MAGA movement. She was been there with the President, Eric, when no one was, after the 2020 election when everyone abandoned him for the most part. And him, her and Matt Gaetz got together, did a little America first tour around the country to get MAGA back on track and get that America first movement. So she absolutely loves and supports the president. Now, if you listen to the social media, paid activists of the world, and I'm not going to give them any pleasure of, of telling you who they are, but they love this feud. They get paid for it. There's money in clicks, there's money in views, and they like this. But in terms of MAGA itself, Eric, I want this to kind of Go away. I want us to get back on track and really commit to getting President Trump's executive orders and everything codified in law and get this movement going. We have a country to save. And of course, there's a lot of great things going on right now in the movement. I mean, President Trump is. They're attacking the affordability issue. He's got a call here next hour with McDonald's very large group of McDonald's owners to get the affordability back to, on the fast food market.

Eric Boling (36:02)

In regards to the affordability, I just want to stand this because this needs to be, it needs to be vetted. We got to get out there because there's, there's so many people who are nervous. You know, Trump's upset that, that MTG went on the View, talked about the Epstein files. Even though she never said that he was going to be in the fight. He, he lumped her with Thomas Massie and Rand Paul, which I think is a little unfair of him to do. Just because she wants to see the Epstein files doesn't mean she's. Those two guys are completely different. Those two guys have gone into this other world of anti Trump policy stuff. That's not where. I don't believe that's where MTG is going. And then you have things like this Prime Minister, she traced him on cnn. She does.

Brian Glenn (36:42)

But here's the issue she praises.

Eric Boling (36:44)

The president says things like this, or he says something like, I call her Marjorie Taylor Brown because when green grass dies, it turns brown. When he does things like that, it's sight in it brings. Laura Loomer, for example, is now threatening to maybe primary MTG in Georgia. Like it creates this illusion to the left that there's infighting on the right. So how does it end, Brian, is this, we get back together and we play, you know, reunited, and it feels so good. Is that where it ends or does this, is this a full time breakup?

Brian Glenn (37:19)

I don't know. I don't want it. I want this thing to get back. I want this train to get back on the track. I think the two of them could take down a third world country. I've always said that you've got two people that work on an executive level. They are used to getting stuff done. And that's where Marjorie's at. She's used to getting stuff done and she gets very frustrated. And let me say this, her frustration is really on the GOP conference of not getting stuff done. We've had eight to nine months to get some of these appropriations passed to get the budget locked down to get stuff in order. Executive orders that come out of this Oval Office simply sit on the desk of Mike Johnson and they don't get put to the floor for a vote. That's what she was frustrated on. And I think every American should be frustrated that we're not codifying President Trump's executive orders into law. That's what. What he ran on. He ran on issues to solve and save America, and they're simply not being codified in law. So her biggest discrepancy or her biggest problem right now is not with President Trump, it's with the own conference. And I think it's. It's healthy to criticize our own party and make us stronger.

Eric Boling (38:26)

So it is. That's the most important thing you just said right there. That is the most important thing you just said right there. All the folks who get mad at me for pushing back against tariffs and things like that, it is healthy. I. We completely see President Trump save this country from a slide into socialism twice, and we give him credit for that. But it's okay. It's healthy to question some things that you may not necessarily agree with. Doesn't mean you turned your back on the man. You're just being healthy to the, to the process. It literally is the process. Otherwise, we're just. We're just robots. We're just robots being told what to do. Brian Glenn, really good having you. And, you know, it'll work out. It'll work out the right way. It's the way it's supposed to be.

Brian Glenn (39:08)

God bless President Trump and God bless America.

Eric Boling (39:10)

Yes, sir. Yes, absolutely. Yes, sir. All right, Brian, thank you so much. And, folks, we will be back. Two and a half minutes. Poll shows that 60% of America. Is this working? 60% of Americans disapprove of how Democrats handle the government shutdown, which explains why Democrats are so desperate to shift attention away from the shutdown they created, or what I like to refer to as the Democrat baby tantrum. But the Sunday talk shows really, really wouldn't let them get away from the topic. Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy was in the hot seat and took to the Democrat playbook for claiming that Trump, well, why not just call him a fascist? Always seemed to work in the past. Was this a flawed strategy to begin with? The idea of using a shutdown to take as leverage? Well, Democrats didn't want this shutdown, but we have values. And so if you want Democratic votes for a budget, it has to be a moral budget that doesn't destroy our democracy. The fact of the matter is if you don't put constraints on Donald Trump's illegality, this democracy isn't going to be here. To go. They, we have a, we have a montage that could go 15 minutes long of several different Democrats saying that they were using the shutdown as leverage over Trump. The fascists. But the Democrat infighting, it's kind of been a joy to watch, isn't it really? And watching the so called old guard, in this case Virginia Senator Tim Kaine, when he's asked about how he feels about the attacks coming from the new far left guard, well, it's really bringing out the pure ugly ugliness of this whole party.

Anabe Sofa Advertiser (40:57)

The lesson that they're learning is that Democrats are weak and that next time we just need to hurt working people and working Americans more to get them to fold. And I don't want them to learn that lesson.

Eric Boling (41:08)

Senator, what do you say to that argument that Democrats projected weakness here so twofold? I have 320,000 federal employees in Virginia and together with their families, that's probably 700,000 dependents getting them all back to work with two paychecks that they've missed restored with protections against future firings. You know, some folks like AOC may think that's nothing. Virginians think it's an awful lot. And second, if the goal was to try to get health care front and center, she was not at the table with the Republicans in the Senate. And so maybe she thinks that the Republicans would have caved. Would it have been another week of SNAP recipients losing their SNAP benefits, another month of air traffic? Are air travelers enduring chaos and even danger? He was one who voted to reopen the government. Meanwhile the other, another one who voted to open the government. John Fetterman is yet again one of the only Democrats these days to tell the truth about Obamacare and the way it destroyed the health care industry in America. To people that are watching, it's like the Democrats, we, we, we designed these to expire at the end of the year. This wasn't something that Republicans are taking. It's like that's how we design this. That's what I've been saying. That's exactly what I've been saying. I remember when Obamacare was being pushed through, not one, not one Republican voted for it. Zero, None. And they, they designed it to expire the subsidies to expire in end of 2025 so that the cost would be lower, so they could push it through and tell the American people it wasn't going to be expensive. Meanwhile, they blew through all the cost overrides. And now they're complaining that their own policy was expiring and shut the government down. Thank you, Fetterman. And I don't know what caused it. Your stroke, whatever it is. You got some common sense. Terrific. Make him a Republican. Joe Biden spent four years driving our economy straight into the ground. His Bidenomics socialist spending created some of the highest inflation levels ever in this country. Ever in this country. But the left and the media, they control somehow the thing. The damage can be reversed in the matter of months. In just a few months. I mean, Trump's been around less than a year. ABC's John Carl gets into it. National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett. Listen, it's going to be more expensive this year.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (43:29)

I really don't understand where you're going in the sense that Joe Biden gave us. Joe Biden gave us 20%.

Eric Boling (43:35)

He's not President Donald Trump's president. No. And you want us to fix the.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (43:39)

Hole that Joe Biden. No, I'm just saying why does the president tell the prices went up so.

Eric Boling (43:44)

Much under Joe Biden and inflation is way down.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (43:46)

Inflation is about half what it was in December.

Eric Boling (43:48)

This is something that's being fixed fast. And real incomes are up after dropping.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (43:52)

About 3,000 under Joe Biden.

Eric Boling (43:54)

And so, sure, you can find a few things where the price is higher.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (43:56)

But there's a whole bunch of stuff where the price is lower, like gasoline.

Eric Boling (44:00)

Where are we going to get the Republican plan? You understand that mortgage rates have gone way down and it's much cheaper to.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (44:04)

Buy a home now than it was when.

Eric Boling (44:07)

So here's the thing, here's the rub on that. I did economics my whole life prior to this. Prices need to come down more. There's no question Trump should be focusing on getting the prices down faster. So take this out of the. The midterms are a year away. They're going to use inflation and prices in the midterms. Get it? You want to win the midterms? Get them coming. Not just gasoline and mortgage rates. Get bread, get eggs, get rent, get insurance, get all. Renting a car, get all the prices down so that you take that away from the Democrats in the midterm elections right now. They still have the ball, they still got it. And you got to be careful. Get prices down. Trump, one of the slimiest Democrats out there right now is Eric Swalwell. That's saying a lot when Charlemagne the God asks him why anyone should trust Democrats after they spent years lying about Joe Biden's mental condition. Notice how that. I don't know his hard time disputing that fact. Why should we ever trust the Democratic Party after they lied to us so long about President Biden? And I'm big on this because I just read the original sentence. I'm just like, I don't, I don't see. I think that Democrats have tried every strategy except for two things. Honesty and courage. Yeah, well, there's a lot of people who are courageous right now in the Democratic Party. Our bread and butter issue, our dance with the one that brought you, is health care. People have always trusted us on health care. That's our issue. From President Johnson to President Obama to when Donald Trump tried to take it away. That's how we won the House in 2018. And now this reconciliation bill is going to take 14 million people off their health care. And so you want the party that believes in your health care and that you have a right to, to fight it and not go broke. And I think we have a chance to do it. So you shut the government down over your own policy to re. Eliminate your own policy, to eliminate the subsidy that brought health care even more expensive. I mean, if you just read these things and talk about these things, you realize Democrats hide a lot of stuff in these stupid little bills. These 1500, 2000 page bills. They hide a bunch of garbage in that. You just read it, call them out on it. They can't win, but they can try and win by talking about it later. The irony. Adam Schiff, that weasel who spent years lying about Russia collusion January 6, among other things, the man who's devoted basically his entire career to taking down President Trump, actually had the nerve to say this. That attitude that if you can make a president or a party unsuccessful, no.

Brian Glenn (46:30)

Matter what damage it might do to the country.

Eric Boling (46:34)

Because it's good politics. We have to get past that ruinous idea. We have to figure out a way.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (46:41)

To stop viewing each other as our enemy.

Eric Boling (46:47)

They impeached Trump twice on nothing. That guy, he was. He sat with a gavel on the committee that impeached Trump twice on nothing. Wow. Wow, look in the mirror, dude. Michelle Obama has spent the better part of the last few months complaining, complaining about being first lady of the United States of America for those eight wonderful years, complaining that this country hasn't been kind enough to her. And we already know that she has no love for this country. She said it right after her husband was elected.

Eric Boling (47:18)

Let me tell you something. For the first time in my adult lifetime, I'm really proud of my country.

Eric Boling (47:24)

Did you hear that? First time in her adult life. She's. She's embarrassed of this country. Are you kidding me? Well, she's back at it now, making claims about her own personal run for leader of the free world.

Eric Boling (47:36)

Do you think that that impacts the room that we've made for a woman to be president? Well, as we saw in this past election, sadly, we ain't ready. That's why I'm like, don't even look at me about running, because you all are lying. You're not ready for a woman. You are not. So don't waste my time. You know, we got a lot of growing up to do. And there's still, I'm sadly, a lot of men who do not feel like they can be led by a woman. And we saw it.

Eric Boling (48:07)

What is this with the gender politics? It's incredible. How about the most capable, the most able person is the president, Just like the most capable pilot should be piloting your airplane. Or the most able surgeon is doing open heart surgery on you. Not is it her turn, Hillary? It wasn't her turn. Nor was it Kamala's turn, nor will it be yours. If you want to play the gender or color politics game. It's about the policies. It's about bringing prices down for the American people, period. It's not about man or woman. Which brings me to the edge, because I launched the Edge because I realized it was time to stop apologizing for being a man, for being masculine, for being. Wanting to succeed. I'm done with that. And the edge is exploding on this. This new platform. It's on YouTube, but it's exploding as a platform. I want you to continue to subscribe. Appreciate you so much. I don't want to do that. Sound by the Patrick bed. David. We've done that. I love. He's amazing. He's the most recent person on on the Edge. You have to see this. We're talking to people who are wildly successful who've gotten their butt handed to them but knocked down seven times. Get up eight times. You gotta get hit that. Just put your camera to that little QR code right there. Press the yellow button again. I will never charge you a penny for this. It's not marketing. You won't get sent anything. It just tells YouTube that you're supporting this show and it's blowing up, folks. I love it. I love you for doing it. YouTube.com EricBoling the Edge YouTube.com EricBoling the Edge subscribe thank you for your viewership. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your subscription very much. We'll be back two and a half minutes. All right, we'll do something a little different. Guys in control had a good idea. So we do these voicemails and we hear them, and then Mad Dog or Ben or whomever's on the horn. We call it Voice of God because it kind of booms. You can boom talks. But let's see them too, right? Okay, Mad Dog, take the control room shot. Let's take a peek at you guys. Hey, there they are. There's Cole, there's Ben, there's Mad Dog. Closest to screen. Someone's waving the back. Can't see who it is. Maybe it's Trish. I know.

John Jubilee (50:22)

Don't.

Eric Boling (50:22)

Anyway, all right, let's do some voicemails and let's keep you guys on the screen when you guys are answering.

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (50:27)

Yes, sir. This viewer says there's no hope for these communities.

Caller (50:32)

Hey, Eric and crew. What's going on, guys? I just having a conversation with my brother out in Texas. He's. He works for big old important government agency that makes the FA35s. Hey. We had a conversation about how Dallas, Texas, and Austin, Chicago, la, all these communities that have been overtaken by foreigners and being supported by their blue city government, and it's the same thing over and over. There's no hope for these communities as long as these government officials are going to be allowed to continue to aid and abet illegal criminals to come into our communities and take them over and push Americans out. I'm wondering when our federal government's going to start doing something about it. Gavin Newsom allows the. The funding of these illegals. He pays for their homes or food, uses our banking system that is federally controlled. We don't do that with drug dealers. Why are we doing it with. Why are state officials allowed to funnel money to. For illegal activity? That should be a crime, isn't it?

Eric Boling (51:49)

Let's come out of that. Let's come out of it now.

Caller (51:51)

Yeah, there's. There's.

Eric Boling (51:52)

This is very right. This is. I know it's a little bit long, but I wanted to get to it because he's. He's right. He's. He's saying let's remove these illegals who come here or taking our resources. But you're right. When, When Pritzker in Illinois or whomever, when a mayor or a governor tells the feds that don't come into my state and remove illegals who are here illegally, it is aiding and abetting a criminal activity. And There are. There's our tax. I mean, our criminal code has rules against doing that. Why not? Maybe. Maybe Pam Bondi should bring Pritzker up on charges for aiding and abetting a criminal enterprise of the illegals coming across the border. Not a bad idea, sir. What do you got? Mad Dog, you got another one?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (52:31)

Yes, sir. Viewer comments about the 10th commandments.

Caller (52:35)

Eric. Great show. Hey, look, these Catholic bishops, they have a 10 commandment. One of the commandments is thou shalt not steal. And that right there, they'd be going against their own doctrine because the people who came in laid low for years and didn't do anything, maybe they did contribute, but they're here taking benefits and stealing benefits from people. Now if. Take that and put that to those archbishops and bishops and maybe even the Pope, other Pope. Thou shalt not steal. And that's basically what they're doing. Just a thought.

Eric Boling (53:25)

Theft of our resources. Absolutely. And again, the politicians that allow it, again doing the same thing, maybe aid embedding some illegal activities. Mad Dog, how about another one?

Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (53:36)

Yes, sir. This viewer says no one should be allowed to vote unless if they are American.

Caller (53:42)

Eric, this is Joe in Louisville, Kentucky. Watch your show quite a bit. Enjoy it. Just listening to the lady who was talking about. She was a schoolteacher and thought that people. No one should be allowed to vote unless they're an American citizen. I agree totally with that. But I don't think anyone should be allowed to run for a political office without being an American citizen. Such as Mandani in New York. How is. How is he getting away with this? What are we going to have? The next thing we know, they're going to be in Congress. Not an American citizen. Going to be running for president. Not an American citizen. Is there a law against people holding political office not being an American? Take care. Have a blessed day and a happy holiday season.

Eric Boling (54:33)

Oh, you too. Yes. The Constitution says you must be American citizen to hold the office of president. Vice President also says you must be American citizen to be a senator and a representative in the House of Representatives. Individual states have different rules. I went back, I looked it up. In the state of New York, you must be a citizen to be a governor in the city of New York City. To be what they call. I can't remember the technical name for mayor or anyone, any of the top officials. You have to be a citizen. I also looked it up. Mamdani is. He's a dual citizen. He's lived here in America since he was 5. He was born in Uganda. He's been a Uganda Citizen until 2018. So only six or seven years ago, he became an American citizen, I believe, because he married an American citizen. So he barely made it. But he is an American citizen, folks. Yes, he is a socialist, so you're on it. But they're. They bend the rules, don't they? They really bend the rules. Have a great night. We'll see you again tomorrow.

Eric Boling (55:29)

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