Real America’s Voice — "Bolling!" November 18, 2025

Host: Eric Bolling
Main Guest: Alex Jones, CEO of Infowars
Date: November 18, 2025

Episode Overview

This episode of "Bolling!" is a vigorous exploration of current conservative political dynamics, focusing on internal Republican/MAGA world conflicts, the controversy around the Epstein files, media mistrust, and issues expected to dominate the approaching midterm elections. The show features Eric Bolling in conversation with Alex Jones, covering heated infighting among conservatives, Trump’s messaging missteps, the role of Israel in domestic discourse, and ongoing public demand for transparency. Later, the episode pivots to gold and cryptocurrency trends, exposes perceived media bias (with a special focus on the BBC), and fields raw, unfiltered listener voicemails expressing the anxieties and priorities of the show's core audience.

Key Discussion Points

1. Markets & Economy Update

• [00:18] Bolling opens with a brief rundown of the day's financial markets: Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq all saw declines, gold hovers over $4,000/oz, and oil is just above $60 a barrel. Bitcoin and other cryptos have fluctuated, with Bitcoin notably dipping to $89k overnight.
• Mention of a $6.4 billion Trump Media deal with Crypto.com involving the CRO token and the establishment of America’s first publicly traded CRO Treasury.

2. Trump, MTG, and the Epstein Files: MAGA World Unrest

The Central Controversy

• [01:50 – 12:33] Bolling and Jones dissect the public spat between Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG) over whether to release Congress-held Epstein files naming potential high-level abusers.
  • Alex Jones: “Trump's never been involved with Epstein. He’s the guy that first dropped the dime on him...All these emails are exculpatory...but they spin it all like he's done something wrong. And then Trump kind of mishandles it and says, look, the Epstein thing's a hoax, instead of saying, no, it's real, but me being involved is a hoax.” [02:15]
  • The messaging misstep is central to ongoing drama; Trump initially resisted full release, then pivoted to support transparency under political pressure.
  • Jones calls for an end to infighting: “In the MAGA civil war, stop attacking Massie, stop attacking Rand Paul, stop attacking mtg. Because it doesn't help him in the end, and it doesn't help them, and it doesn't help America...We’re here trying to get Trump to course correct. It looks like he’s starting to do it, Eric.” [05:48–06:18]

MTG’s Position

• [07:44] Bolling plays a clip of MTG defending herself:
  • MTG: “I was called a traitor by a man that I fought for five–no, actually six years for. And I gave him my loyalty for free...I fought for him, for the policies and for America First. And he called me a traitor for standing with these women and refusing to take my name off the discharge petition.”
• Both host and guest agree the “traitor” label was excessive.

The ‘Deep State’ Angle

• Jones claims: “The agencies came and said we need to deal with this. And I think Trump made the wrong decision. And then they double crossed him, implicated him when they're implicated and they went back on their deal. And that's the truth. We actually know, Eric, what happened. And Trump did it for the economy.” [11:43]
• CIA, State Dept., and international connections cited as the root of file suppression.

3. Infighting, Israel, and the Impact on Midterms

The Distraction Thesis

• [15:11–21:13] Bolling and Jones highlight how ongoing Republican infighting—amplified by debates over Israel, anti-Semitism accusations, and the Epstein files—poses the biggest risk to the GOP’s midterm hopes.
  • Jones: “The Israel thing’s a distraction and the MTG stuff and the Epstein thing is a distraction…It’s all about prices going down. It’s all about articulating where Trump’s done good or we can do better...we’re being distracted.” [16:10–16:50]
• The back-and-forth among conservative media voices (Tucker Carlson, Fuentes, Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro, Bill O’Reilly, Bannon, Megyn Kelly) is described as a destructive spiral.

Primary Takeaway

• Jones: “Why are we talking about Laura Loomer? Why are we talking about MTG? Why are we talking about Nick Fontaz? ... Holy hell, the people don’t want $35 cheeseburgers.” [20:00]

Prescription

• Focus on cost of living, rather than internal drama, as the way Republicans can win back voters.

4. Gold, Cryptocurrency & Safe Havens

• [21:22–25:43] Segment with Philip Patrick of Birch Gold Group:
  • Gold is up 60% this year, silver up 85%, and institutional projections from JPMorgan/Goldman Sachs have raised their estimates.
  • Crypto, by comparison, has shown great volatility lately, down significantly—described as the “canary in the coal mine.”
  • Gold is recommended as a safe haven, and Patrick walks listeners through rolling retirement assets into physical gold IRAs with no tax implication.

5. Media Mistrust: BBC Under Fire

• [26:11–30:23]
  • Bolling covers Trump’s lawsuit against the BBC for egregious, allegedly edited coverage of January 6 intended to frame the President as inciting violence.
  • The BBC’s leadership resigns amidst ongoing scandal.
  • Broad critique of public broadcasting’s bias and “Trump derangement syndrome”; points to other examples of misleading or extreme reporting.
  • Memorable quote: “No organization would be brazen enough to slander the President of the United States with that much confidence unless it were a part of their DNA.” [27:19]

6. Listener Engagement: Raw Voices from the Audience

• [44:00–49:57] Bolling plays and responds to several passionate voicemails:
  • Ira: Defends Trump as the singular bulwark against communism and Democrat corruption—urges less criticism and more loyalty from conservatives.
    • “We don’t know how much he has to do. We were on the brink of being a communist country. We were on the brink of World War Three.” [44:08]
  • Brenda (Louisiana): Expresses deep concern about socialism/communism gaining a foothold in America and calls for vigilance.
  • Idaho Boy: Reports under-covered hit-and-run by a non-English-proficient illegal immigrant truck driver, linking it to lack of enforcement and border policy.
  • Dan (Ohio): Dismisses climate change as a “hoax,” arguing Christian faith ensures God’s dominion over the climate, not government policy.

7. Other Notable Segments/Quotes

Political and Cultural Backlash

• Critique of perceived left-wing hypocrisy on Epstein files (extended commentary on lack of action from Democrats/Biden/Schumer, repeated refrains of “What are they hiding?” [33:47–34:34])
• Chiding of progressive public officials and mayors—particularly New York’s—for exacerbating crime and homelessness and blaming Trump in desperation.
• Skewering of Hunter Biden’s recent comments as evidence of moral collapse.

Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• Alex Jones [02:15]:
  “Trump’s never been involved with Epstein… Congress has been releasing [exculpatory] emails… but they spin it.”
• MTG [07:44]:
  “I was called a traitor by a man that I fought for… six years for. I gave him my loyalty for free…”
• Bolling [08:18]:
  “Trump doesn’t like anyone disagreeing with him. Feels a little harsh to call Marjorie Taylor Greene a traitor…”
• Jones [16:10]:
  “The Israel thing’s a distraction and the MTG stuff and the Epstein thing is a distraction… it’s just going to go on forever…”
• Jones [20:00]:
  “Why are we talking about Laura Loomer? ...Holy hell, the people don’t want $35 cheeseburgers.”
• Philip Patrick [24:58]:
  “No tax implications or penalties. It is a lateral move in the eyes of the IRS.”
• Bolling [27:19]:
  “No organization would be brazen enough to slander the President of the United States with that much confidence unless it were a part of their DNA.”
• Ira (Caller) [44:08]:
  “We were on the brink of being a communist country... How much more burden can Trump bear that you people pressure him?”

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:18–01:50: Markets Update, Crypto & Trump Media Deal
• 01:50–12:33: Trump, MTG & Epstein Files – the Civil War in MAGA
• 15:11–21:13: Israel, Internal GOP Drama, and Infighting
• 21:22–25:43: Gold vs. Crypto: Safe Haven Debate
• 26:11–30:23: Media Bias — The BBC Lawsuit
• 44:00–49:57: Voicemails from Listeners (Trump loyalty, socialism fears, illegal immigration, climate change skepticism)

Tone and Style

The conversation is highly energetic, adversarial, and urgent, reflecting conservative concerns about both internal party dissension and external threats from the “deep state,” Democrats, and mainstream media. Speakers are unapologetically direct, laced with humor and sarcasm when addressing adversaries.

For New Listeners

This episode offers a rapid-fire window into the current mindset of core MAGA/Trump supporters, airing both internal criticisms and rallying cries for unity and focus on policy priorities. It sums up the state of the movement: worried about “distractions” (Epstein, Israel, party drama), anxious about economic drift, and highly distrustful of mainstream institutions—while still debating how best to support, but not blindly worship, Donald Trump.

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