Real America’s Voice: Bolling! – November 25th, 2025
Host: Eric Bolling | Airdate: November 25, 2025
Episode Overview
This episode delivers a strongly opinionated analysis of recent American political developments, focusing heavily on California Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell, his ambitions for state leadership, and his history of controversies. The program features combative commentary on left-leaning figures, a discussion about the impending release of Jeffrey Epstein files with Alan Dershowitz, interviews about crime reduction in Florida with Sheriff Carmine Marcino, and critical coverage of Democratic responses to national security and law enforcement issues.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Eric Swalwell’s Controversies and Political Ambitions
Timestamps: 06:17–14:12
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Swalwell’s Candidacy for California Governor
- Bolling introduces commentary on Eric Swalwell—derisively nicknamed “Eric Fang Fang”—positioning him as a possible successor to Gavin Newsom for California’s governorship.
- “One is a slimy liar who worships China, and the other is a slimy liar who worships Chinese spies.” (Eric, 07:04)
- Recap of Swalwell’s relationship with the Chinese national, “Fang Fang,” and his lack of criminal charges. Bolling asserts this is due to protection by establishment Democrats.
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Critique of Political Hypocrisy & Media Handling
- Bolling draws parallels between those aggressively prosecuting Trump and their own alleged corrupt histories, referencing Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and the January 6th committee.
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Swalwell on National Security & Voting
- Notable on-air confrontation with Swalwell about his calling Elon Musk a fascist while having alleged national security issues:
- “What’s more of a national security threat, you sleeping with a Chinese spy than transparency in the federal government?” (08:59)
- Accusations of Swalwell’s current investigation for mortgage and tax fraud.
- Notable on-air confrontation with Swalwell about his calling Elon Musk a fascist while having alleged national security issues:
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Swalwell’s Public Statements
- Accused Trump of being a Russian agent in 2019:
- “Yes. I think there’s more evidence than he [Trump] is... all the arrows point in that direction.” (10:52, Eric Swalwell)
- Advocates for voting by phone, which Bolling frames as a new avenue for election cheating.
- Accused Trump of being a Russian agent in 2019:
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Downplaying January 6th and Over-dramatization
- Bolling mocks Swalwell’s comparison of Jan. 6th to Pearl Harbor and 9/11, calling it “buffoonery.”
- Decries Swalwell’s praise for Nancy Pelosi (“She knew how to flex.” (13:18, Eric Swalwell)) and TikTok activism, questions his knowledge of democracy.
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Extremist Rhetoric
- Bolling closes the segment with criticism of Democrats’ increasing vitriol, highlighting Swalwell’s “Donald Trump is America’s Hitler” comment (14:04).
2. Interview: Alan Dershowitz on Epstein Files & McCarthyism
Timestamps: 18:43–25:22
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Status of the Epstein Files
- Bolling asks whether Dershowitz will release Epstein documents. Dershowitz clarifies: only his own legal files, not all, and court/judicial approval is required.
- “I only have the files in my case where... I was falsely accused... She was young and she may have confused me with someone else.” (Alan Dershowitz, 18:44)
- Rebukes media for not disclosing anti-Semitic remarks from accuser Maria Farmer.
- Bolling asks whether Dershowitz will release Epstein documents. Dershowitz clarifies: only his own legal files, not all, and court/judicial approval is required.
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Call for Full Transparency
- Dershowitz warns against half-releases, advocating “no redactions, no exceptions. Everything has to come out.” (20:19)
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Potential for New “Epstein McCarthyism”
- Expresses concern over partial disclosures and conflation of accusations with guilt (22:45):
- "We have to get back to the American presumption of innocence…"
- Expresses concern over partial disclosures and conflation of accusations with guilt (22:45):
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Political Stakes & High-Profile Names
- Names on lists span both major parties and prominent officials, including himself.
- Reluctance to release documents, Dershowitz suggests, is due to involvement of notable Democrats and Republicans.
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On Larry Summers Stepping Down
- Speculation about personal, not criminal, reasons for Larry Summers’s AI board exit.
3. Sheriff Carmine Marcino: Law & Order in Lee County, Florida
Timestamps: 29:51–37:45
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Reduction in Crime
- Sheriff Marcino highlights a major drop in homicides and overall crime in Cape Coral/Lee County; attributes success to local-federal collaboration and support from Governor DeSantis and President Trump.
- "We’re solving crimes that we never could have thanks to technology and partnerships at every level." (Sheriff Marcino, 31:01)
- Sheriff Marcino highlights a major drop in homicides and overall crime in Cape Coral/Lee County; attributes success to local-federal collaboration and support from Governor DeSantis and President Trump.
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School Safety Initiatives
- Advanced training, extensive surveillance, and presence in all schools.
- 120,000 students under safety programs.
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Contrast with Neighboring Counties
- Bolling notes the stark differences in safety and crime rates with nearby high-crime areas, suggesting their methods could be exported.
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Immigration Enforcement & Partnerships
- Focus on removing violent criminals & illegal immigrants:
- "You’re not supposed to be here, you’re not going to be here and commit violent crimes here. Zero tolerance." (Sheriff Marcino, 34:43)
- Focus on removing violent criminals & illegal immigrants:
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Needs & Resources
- Credits comprehensive state and federal support but underscores the importance of continued community engagement and transparent, cohesive teamwork in law enforcement.
4. Democratic Politicians, National Security, and Treason Accusations
Timestamps: 39:04–45:43
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Critique of Ilhan Omar
- Bolling lambasts Rep. Omar’s pro-Somali-American remarks: “Somalis are the fabric of this country. Interesting.” (39:31, Eric)
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Treason & Sedition Rhetoric
- Echoes accusations that Sen. Mark Kelly and others incited sedition by calling on the military to disobey Trump, framing their statements as grounds for treason charges.
- “No, Senator Mark Kelly, you didn’t... That is sedition. That is treason.” (41:44)
- Echoes accusations that Sen. Mark Kelly and others incited sedition by calling on the military to disobey Trump, framing their statements as grounds for treason charges.
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Disputes Over “Illegal Orders”
- Highlights there were no specific illegal orders from Trump cited by Kelly or video participants, dismisses Democratic claims as preemptive and politically motivated.
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Democrat Threats and Division
- Bolling criticizes Democratic leaders for fanning division, warning of consequences and civil unrest rhetoric (“They're trying to divide us at any chance they can.”, 44:45)
5. Additional Segments: Education, Crime, and Social Issues
Timestamps: 46:46–53:50
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Critique of Drag Youth, Urban Crime, and Progressive Policies
- Bolling decries the public acceptance of youth drag performance—"Michael Strahan, really?... the crowd cheers that perversion. What’s wrong with us?" (47:11)
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Chicago and Crime Policy
- Strongly disputes Mayor Brandon Johnson’s framing of incarceration as “racist, immoral, and unholy”: “This is why you have a crime problem in Chicago, dumbass.” (48:14)
Audience Questions & Feedback Segment
Timestamps: 50:28–54:56
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Why aren’t Antifa, disloyal officials, or George Soros being arrested?
- Bolling: “They should be arresting those jerks for treason... At least take their pensions away… Soros? Dig hard enough, you’ll find something to bounce this guy out.” (51:04)
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Is the gold really still in Fort Knox?
- Commentary on transparency, recounts personal experience as a gold trader, enthusiasm for independent audit. (52:29)
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FEMA’s failure in disaster relief
- Callers decry FEMA as ineffective post-hurricane. Bolling calls for a revamp or replacement. (53:06)
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Food prices, inflation, and manufacturers
- Suggestion for Trump to convene a roundtable with food manufacturers on live TV about rising prices. Bolling agrees: "Bring them into the White House... call people out who aren’t doing the right thing..." (54:56)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
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On Democratic hypocrisy:
- “Ever notice that the ones who fight the hardest to destroy President Trump are the ones who are guilty of some of the worst crimes?” (07:24, Eric)
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On January 6 comparisons:
- “Thousands of Americans died at Pearl Harbor, 9/11. January 6th? Only one, and she was one of the protesters.” (12:58, Eric)
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Dershowitz on full disclosure:
- “I want everything out there. I've wanted everything out there from day one... No redactions, no exceptions. Everything has to come out.” (20:19, Alan Dershowitz)
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Marcino on law and order:
- “The numbers keep going down. That's why everybody's leaving my hometown in New York and other places… They want to come where it’s safe.” (32:35, Sheriff Marcino)
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On “grooming” and culture wars:
- “The grooming continues... It’s being celebrated on national TV. What’s wrong with us?” (46:46, Eric)
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Direct call to action:
- “Let’s blow the doors off. 7,000 [YouTube subscribers] by the end of the year. We’ll be back in two and a half minutes.” (14:12, Eric)
Feature Interviews with Timestamps
- Alan Dershowitz on Epstein Files – 18:43–25:22
- Sheriff Carmine Marcino: Law and Order in Lee County, FL – 29:51–37:53
Episode Tone and Style
Highly combative, sarcastic, unapologetically critical of progressive/Democratic figures, and rooted in a “real talk” approach. Heavy reliance on mockery, derision, and sharp pointed rhetorical questions, punctuated by frequent appeals for community engagement and platform growth.
This episode is a sweeping indictment of Democratic leadership—interlaced with detailed interviews and opinionated commentary—which challenges mainstream narratives and asserts the podcast’s self-styled role as a bastion of “real America’s voice.”
For full context and direct phrasing, listeners are encouraged to cue the specified timestamps above for the raw flavor and tone of Eric Bolling and his guests.
