Podcast Summary: Real America’s Voice – “Bolling!” (November 28, 2025)

Main Theme & Episode Overview

This episode of Real America’s Voice: Bolling! centers on current political and social turmoil, with a strong focus on escalating violence and corruption in Mexico, the effects on American markets, and critical commentary on U.S. progressive politics. Anchored by host Eric Bolling, the show features live reporting from Oscar El Blue Ramirez on the crisis in Mexico, sharp critiques of high-profile figures on the American left, and a lively sports betting segment with Brit McHenry. The tone is direct, unfiltered, and unapologetically conservative.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Political Assassinations and Social Unrest in Mexico

(03:15–12:44)

• Eric Bolling engages RAV border correspondent Oscar El Blue Ramirez for an in-depth update on the assassination of independent politician Juan Carlo.
• Oscar’s Reporting: Multiple independent politicians in Mexico, especially those critical of organized crime and government corruption, are being murdered. Oscar highlights that these politicians, described as "the good ones," are systematically eliminated, while "the bad ones" remain in office.

  • “Another one, Eric. And like I said before, they're killing the good ones.” – Oscar El Blue Ramirez (03:39)

• The most recent killing happened near a national police headquarters, underscoring the proximity of corruption and the lack of accountability for such crimes.
• Law enforcement remains largely absent or complicit. Oscar recounts a scandal where a drug tunnel was discovered by a National Guard headquarters, cementing suspicions about authorities’ involvement in criminal enterprise.

  • “It is just incredible how authorities are involved with also with killings, kidnappings, extortions, and also trafficking of illicit substances to the United States.” – Oscar El Blue Ramirez (04:46)

Farmer Protests and Economic Fallout

(07:00–10:55)

• As Oscar reports live from a blockade at Cordoba de las Americas, he describes how farmers across more than 19 states have blocked roads and major border crossings in protest.
• Farmers demand higher prices for their produce and better protection from cartel extortion and violence.

  • “The farmers have created this blockade on more than 60 roads and more than 19 states... only demanding what is fair for them. Better price of corn and better treatment by the government." – Oscar El Blue Ramirez (07:00)

• Eric explains the direct impact on American grocery prices, particularly for avocados and other produce, raising alarms over U.S. supply chain stability.

  • “If they're shutting that down, that means prices here are going to shoot up for produce. Right at a time where Trump is trying to say we're bringing prices down.” – Eric Bolling (08:05)

• The protests, according to Oscar, reflect a “ticking bomb” in Mexico and a deteriorating approval rating for Claudia Sheinbaum, dropping from 71% to 41%.
• The show paints Mexico as approaching “narco state” status, with the cartel in practical control of government and economic decisions.

2. Critique of U.S. Progressive Politics & Media

(18:51–23:07; 30:47–41:51)

Violence, Polarization, and “Media Hypocrisy”

• Eric highlights cases of political violence in America, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and alleged “leftist” reactions trivializing violence against conservatives.

  • “Charlie Kirk was killed by a furry loving sociopath entrenched in the world of trans. For no reason, in broad daylight on television.” – Eric Bolling (20:13)

• Anchors on The View, especially Ana Navarro, are lambasted for what Eric sees as deflection and victim-blaming.
• The episode revisits underreported violent incidents against women, such as the murders of Irina Zarutsky and Bethany McGee, focusing blame on progressive criminal justice policies and officials like Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

  • “What the hell was that? Brandon, what the hell was that? Nothing about Bethany the victim, Brandon. Nothing. Not a word on that.” – Eric Bolling (23:05)

• Eric rails against “fake news” narratives and accuses the leftist media of inciting violence and ignoring inconvenient facts.

Other Targets: Ilhan Omar, Eric Swalwell, and “Woke” Democrats

(30:47–41:51)

• Eric lashes out at Rep. Ilhan Omar over her alleged anti-American statements and personal controversies, with personal and harsh language.

  • “You lady, should be tossed out on your turban. Sorry.” – Eric Bolling (31:39)

• Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell is portrayed as unfit and evasive, especially on issues of gender and crime.
• Democrats as a whole are accused of prioritizing virtue signaling and woke politics over real policy, including calls to “pack the court” and raise taxes.
• CNN, liberal commentators, and Democratic politicians are depicted as out-of-touch and desperate as the 2025 political cycle intensifies.

3. Viewer Voicemails: Politics, Term Limits, Immigration, Islam

(63:02–69:15)

• Calls are played in which listeners offer their takes on term limits, the Constitution, and illegal immigration.
• Eric takes issue with one voicemail questioning his libertarian stance and his support of term limits, citing Amendment 22 as proof and defending his positions.

  • “Libertarian doesn't mean liberal. It means liberty. And we follow the Constitution as libertarians. Sir, you, my friend, are completely wrong. Amendment 22...” – Eric Bolling (63:57)

• A tense exchange about the role of Muslims in America and distinguishing between “radical Islam” and peaceful practitioners.

  • “Radical Islam is a death cult. But there are peace loving Muslims in the world. You have to at least see that.” – Eric Bolling (67:18)

• Discussion of deporting illegal immigrants, arguing for stronger enforcement and lamenting judicial obstacles.

4. Sports & Betting Segment (with Brit McHenry)

(46:29–56:45)

• Eric welcomes RAV D.C. correspondent Brit McHenry for football talk and gambling picks.

• In-depth analysis of major college football matchups (Michigan vs. Ohio State, Indiana’s odds) and key NFL games (Seahawks vs. Vikings, Bills vs. Steelers, Rams, Atlanta Falcons vs. Jets).

• Humorous commentary about underperforming teams, betting strategies, and playful jabs at certain coaches and quarterbacks.

  Memorable exchange:

  “I'll take the Falcons... I'll take the Falcons and let me just give me a second. I'll find out what the, what the line is on. Oh, the line is two and a half. Jets are getting only two and a half points. I like the Falcons a lot here.” – Eric Bolling (55:32)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Mexico’s crisis:
  • “We're living in it, let's say like it is. It's a narco state. It's a narco government. The cartel really has the control over politicians and they're the ones that they're taking the decisions over, the vulnerable people.” – Oscar El Blue Ramirez (09:54)
• On American political climate:
  • “These people are evil, they're sick, they're depraved.” – Eric Bolling (20:13)
  • “Food has been sticky high... because people aren't bringing their prices down with the input costs. This Mexico, major, major exporter of fruit, vegetables, beverages, automotive parts, vehicles and parts. And the big one, oil.” – Eric Bolling (11:44)
• On term limits:
  • “The founding fathers never saw a moment where people would grift the hell out of being a congressman or a senator and want to stay there their whole life. Walk in broke, walk out with 5, 10, $15 million or Pelosi, $300 million.” – Eric Bolling (63:57)
• On immigration enforcement:
  • “The good news is, okay, if you get 5%, if you get 10% out a year, you're also stopping the inflow, which is a very, very, very big help. And Trump is doing it. He's stopping the inflow of illegals.” – Eric Bolling (69:15)
• On libertarianism:
  • “Libertarian doesn't mean liberal. It means liberty. And we follow the Constitution as libertarians.” – Eric Bolling (63:57)
• On sports:
  • “All these comments we're making about these quarterbacks, does that just basically say Matthew Stafford is your MVP this year?” – Eric Bolling (53:23)

Timestamps for Major Segments

• Mexican political violence & farmer protests: 03:15–12:44
• Critique of U.S. left, media reactions, crime and safety: 18:51–26:31
• Attacks on Ilhan Omar, Eric Swalwell, Dems, woke policies: 30:47–41:51
• Sports betting and NFL/NCAA preview: 46:29–56:45
• Voicemail segment: term limits, Islam, immigration: 63:02–69:15

Flow & Tone

The episode moves rapidly—unapologetic, confrontational, and with a clear conservative ethos. Eric Bolling mixes urgency regarding border crises and economic impacts with derision for liberal politics and media. The banter with Brit McHenry offers a break into friendly, competitive sports talk, while the voicemail section showcases engagement with the audience and lively debate, never shying away from controversy.

For First-Time Listeners

This episode delivers a snapshot of Real America's Voice: bold, opinionated commentary on American and international crises, media skepticism, and sports culture—with passion, a dose of humor, and a readiness to engage listeners’ toughest questions.