Podcast Summary: Real America’s Voice – Bolling! (Nov. 4, 2025)

Host: Eric Bolling
Guest: Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG)
Notable Appearances: Steve Bannon (later segment)
Original Air Date: November 4, 2025

Main Theme

This episode of "Bolling!" focuses on the intersection of current U.S. politics, the aftermath of the 2024 election, intra-GOP dynamics, and the political climate in major American cities—particularly New York City’s shift towards electing a socialist mayor. Central to the episode is a candid interview with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG), following her appearance on "The View," and a discussion of how American conservatives should respond to changing media narratives and ongoing political polarization.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. MTG’s Appearance on "The View" and the Politics of Civility

• Civil Discourse Highlighted ([02:28]):
  • MTG was surprised by the civility shown on "The View" and argues this is the tone the country needs.
  • Americans are “tired of the political drama,” with more focus needed on day-to-day issues like the cost of living and health insurance.
  • MTG underscores the importance of “no more foreign wars, no more foreign aid,” aligning with "America First" priorities.

“I think that's the tone that is needed in the country today, and that's the tone...People are really tired of the political drama…”
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [02:28]

• Eric’s Reflections on Past TV Appearances ([03:28]):

  • Bolling compares MTG’s treatment to his own, humorously recalling appeasing "The View" hosts with roses.

• Motivations for "The View’s" Change in Tone ([05:13]):

  • Bolling speculates the media, including "The View," might be shifting because “America wants a little less Trump derangement syndrome.”
  • MTG suggests maybe election results have forced a recalibration, but reiterates the need for leaders to discuss policy, not personalities.

2. GOP Leadership and Congressional Dysfunction

• Critique of Congressional Inaction ([06:35], [11:33]):
  • MTG directs frustration at Congress, particularly Speaker Mike Johnson, citing legislative gridlock and the failure to pass key bills.
  • She calls for ending the Senate filibuster/nuclear option to pass the “America First” agenda while Republicans maintain control.

"My frustrations are in Congress because we're the legislative branch. We should be passing bills ... and we're not."
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [06:35]

“I have no idea why we're not in session...It is a complete failure that we're not in session.”
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [11:33]

• MTG Emphasizes Bipartisan Accountability ([09:20]):
  • Claims to have criticized both Republicans and Democrats equally, especially for inaction and the national debt.

3. New York City Mayoral Election & Consequences

• Concern Over a "Socialist Mayor" ([14:55], [15:37], [17:06]):
  • Both Bolling and MTG express alarm at NYC’s likely election of socialist candidate Zoran Mamdani.
  • Issues cited include quality of candidates (Cuomo, Mamdani, Sliwa), confusing ballots, and a lack of GOP support.
  • MTG openly states she couldn’t vote for Cuomo due to COVID handling and would vote Republican by default.

“It’ll definitely be something that the entire country watches—what policies he takes on and how much money successful New Yorkers are going to have to pay for all these social programs...”
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [16:22]

• Market Concerns Linked to Election ([00:04], [46:40]):
  • Bolling ties a financial market downturn to fears of socialism infiltrating NYC, which he calls the financial capital of the world.

4. The Ongoing Federal Government Shutdown

• Shutdown Frustration & Solutions ([17:06], [18:18], [19:24]):
  • MTG forgoes her paycheck, argues that Congress (not just Democrats) is to blame, and pushes for using the “nuclear option” to end the stalemate.
  • Bolling offers a practical suggestion: use tariff revenue to pay essential federal workers and recipients of benefits during the shutdown.

“I’m really tired of the pissing contests in Washington D.C. between the men.”
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [17:29]

5. Clarifying MTG’s Political Loyalty

• Defending Her Conservative Credentials ([20:35]):
  • Responding to critics, MTG vigorously denies accusations she’s abandoned MAGA values and accuses some social media influencers of being foreign-paid.

“Absolutely nonsense. Don't believe the paid social media influencers...I am 100% MAGA America First...”
— Marjorie Taylor Greene [20:52]

6. Broader Critique of Democratic Leaders and Media

• Extended Riff on Nancy Pelosi ([23:31] onward):
  • Bolling lambasts Pelosi’s career as corrupt and hypocritical, mocking her support for China, stance on insider trading, and role in previous impeachments.
  • Pelosi called a “vile creature” ([23:31]) and accused by Bolling of staging January 6, rejecting warnings, and enabling Joe Biden’s presidency against her better judgment.

7. Rise of the Far Left in Urban America

• Concerns Over Socialist/Marxist Influence ([49:08]):
  • Steve Bannon joins to assert that upcoming NYC mayor Mamdani is a “Marxist jihadist” and a “clear and present danger.”
  • Advocates (controversially) for denaturalization and deportation due to alleged threats and foreign influence.
  • Similar critiques shared about Omar Fateh’s mayoral run in Minneapolis.

“You’re turning over the financial capital of the world to a Marxist jihadist...this is serious.”
— Steve Bannon [48:27]

8. Media Manipulation and Counter-Narratives

• Criticism of the BBC for editing Trump speeches to appear more inciting ([37:51]), asserting liberal media bias at home and abroad.

9. Voter ID and Election Security Debate

• Bolling offers a “facial recognition” voter ID proposal, dismissing claims of suppression, arguing for simple technology over traditional ID ([43:01]).

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• MTG on Political Civility:
  “That’s the tone that is needed in the country today…people are really tired of the political drama.” [02:28]

• MTG on Her Own Political Roots:
  “I ran criticizing Republicans and Democrats equally...and it purely disgusts me.” [09:56]

• MTG on Shutdown Pay:
  “I’m not taking a paycheck…I think our paychecks are taxpayer funded…I want all federal employees to be paid.” [17:15]

• Eric Bolling on Pelosi:
  “37 years in office and $267 million of net worth later, is Nancy finally throwing in the towel?...the grim reaper of speeches.” [23:54]

• Steve Bannon on NYC’s New Mayor:
  “He’s a Marxist jihadist...he’s not a legitimate US citizen, he’s a citizen of Uganda...a clear and present danger to the United States...” [47:09]

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Opening Markets and NYC Socialism Commentary: 00:04 – 02:28
• MTG Interview Part 1 (The View, Civility, Congressional Critique): 02:28 – 13:02
• NYC Mayoral Election Segment: 14:55 – 17:06
• Shutdown Solutions & Congressional Gridlock: 17:06 – 20:11
• MTG Defends Her MAGA Credentials: 20:35 – 21:15
• Pelosi Riffs & Democrat Party Critiques: 23:31 – 31:56
• Discussion on Socialism/Marxism in US Cities (w/ Steve Bannon): 46:18 – 49:57

Tone & Style

• The tone throughout is provocative, combative, and unapologetically pro-conservative/"America First."
• Bolling and guests consistently challenge mainstream media and Democratic leadership.
• Snark, humor, and pointed personal attacks on political figures (Pelosi, Cuomo, Mamdani) feature heavily, while guests like MTG oscillate between stern policy critique and forceful defense of conservative bona fides.

Summary Takeaway

This episode is a deep dive into post-election conservative anxieties and strategies, reflecting on changing media narratives, congressional gridlock, intra-party disputes, and the rise of the urban left. With guest Marjorie Taylor Greene’s push for political civility and policy focus—even as she remains a MAGA firebrand—the episode underscores the right’s current efforts to shore up credibility, adapt tactics, and rally against what it views as existential threats from socialism, media bias, and entrenched political adversaries.