Eric Bolling (2:54)

The.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (2:54)

They are extremely upset about health insurance premiums, and they're really looking very closely at their bank accounts right now. And those are the things I care about. Those are the things that are important in my district. We're very thankful to President Trump for all the secure border and immigration policies that they have brought for us. That's America first. But people really care about domestic issues. No more foreign wars, no more foreign aid. And that's what I wanted to bring to the View today and actually have a civil conversation about.

Eric Bolling (3:28)

So, so tell us a little bit about this. I've been on the View twice, and I remember, and this is the first time was when Trump had just won and I was obviously way out in front pro Trump at Fox. And one of the. I was probably the first person, really a Fox to push him before Sean Hannity, my dear friend who was Ted Cruz at first. We've talked about this before. So I'm going on the View, and I know they're going to attack me because they hated Trump all the way back in 2016, as the beginning of 2017, actually, he was sworn in. So. And I'm going on and I'm like, I know I'm gonna get, like, just beat up. It's gonna be five on one. And I did a little something. I don't know if you did this, but I walked out there and I brought roses to one each one of the ladies of the View. It kind of got joy Behar tone down. Whoopi toned down a little bit, but that's Sunny host and man. She was just a pit bull. She just, just, just attacked me. Was it. Did you tell them in advance you want to have a civil conversation?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (4:23)

I didn't actually had no communication with any of them in advance. And, and so, but they had been saying some nice things about me leading into this. And I just, it was really from my heart. I felt it was, I felt like it was the appropriate way to go about the show. And, you know, people see it. This is all we see from the left and the right. All, all you ever see is fighting and name calling. And I really don't going to heal our country. And I don't think that is going to solve problems. And so I took it upon myself. I'm, I'm a leader, I'm an elected leader. And I felt like it was the appropriate stance for me to take. And I was very appreciative that they had the exact same stance and treated me the same way. So I think this is a good direction to go in.

Eric Bolling (5:13)

Can I be a little skeptical? Not a view of them, maybe a little skeptical. Is it possible that they see the writing on the wall? They see, you know, 60 Minutes kind of toning down their interview with, with Trump. They see, you know, various people. Barry Weiss comes from the center. Ish print goes there, says they're not going to rip Trump the way they have the. Maybe they're seeing the writing on the wall that America wants a little less Trump derangement syndrome. And maybe this was their opportunity. Maybe an olive branch using you, but also maybe an olive branch to maga.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (5:52)

I, maybe that is, I mean, that could be what it was, Eric. And you know, we can't change their opinions of Donald Trump. These are, these are opinions that people have had. Trump Derangement syndrome is real. We've, we've been watching it live for almost 10 years now. And that's something that's really hard to get people to change. But I think when we come together and we discuss policy and talk about what do we share as Americans and what's important for our future, I think that's where we can find bridges, and I think that's incredibly important. I'm really, you know, I ran for Congress, Eric, mad at Republicans and Democrats, both sides, because it's taken decades to destroy our country and get us to where we're $38 trillion in debt. And, you know, I serve in Congress, and that's where my frustrations are. It's not at the president at all. My frustrations are in Congress because we're the legislative branch. We should be passing bills, we should be passing the agenda that the American people voted for. And we're not. We're literally shut down. I'm angry at the Speaker. I think the House should be in session, we should be doing our job. And in, over in the Senate, Democrats can reopen the government, but Republicans can do it, too. And I called for the, to end the filibuster and use the nuclear option a month ago. So, and so these are, these are.

Eric Bolling (7:16)

I don't, and I don't Want to cut you off. I want to. I want to. We'll expand on that in just a bit. I just want to stay on this because, you know, they build this last week, MTG is coming on and they kind of hyped it up and we're all. And I'm not disappointed that there weren't fireworks. I'm just concerned about the motivation for them treating you nicely. I see how they talk about Trump nonstop. I see how they talk about MAGA nonstop. Maybe, I don't know, maybe it's because you happen to be the one person that will go on there and, and actually take an issue that, like everything Trump does isn't necessarily in the best interest of your district. And maybe that's where they saw their opening. What do you. What was their motivation? I. I just don't think they've seen the, the light that conservatism is actually a viable option to what, the form of, I don't know, government socialism that they would choose.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (8:12)

I. Well, honestly, I couldn't answer that question for them. I don't know what their motives were. But they did tell me they've invited other Republicans on. They said they've invited Mike Johnson quite a few times and he won't come on. And I think that's wrong. Imagine if more Republicans went on shows like the View and we bring our ideas and our policies and explain our viewpoint, just like I did today and representing my district. You know, I think, I think that's. Personally, I think that's the right way to go about it instead of sitting in our camps, you know, locked in our own sides and just continually fighting each other. So I don't know what their motivations were. Perhaps it was the overwhelming win in 2024 at the election and Americans just having a sentiment of they're tired of the political drama.

Eric Bolling (9:02)

Yeah. Not. That's not it. Because they've been just horrendous to a lot of us on the right since it's the way. I'm not going to go with that. Our gu guys pulled some clips from the show today for the folks to see. Take a look at this. Where you say that. I guess you're nonpartisan in your criticism when things look wrong. Do you watch?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (9:20)

Trump is reportedly calling his MAGA cronies.

Nancy Pelosi (9:23)

Because they say that you're slamming Republicans too much.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (9:28)

Well, you're taking my job. You're slamming Republicans a lot on topics like health care, the Epstein files. We know he's still your favorite president. I mean, Truman is mine.

Nancy Pelosi (9:41)

I dated him.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (9:43)

I did not date Donald Trump, but I do love him. You do love her. You do love him? Yes. Yes, I do. All right, well, whatever. So when was the last time you spoke to him?

Nancy Pelosi (9:54)

And what's with the tension between the two of you now?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (9:56)

You may love him, but he may not love you back right now. Well, that's okay. I mean, Donald Trump, he usually yells at everybody, so we're all used to it. But he's the President of the United States. And here's something you all may not know about me. I think a lot of people on the left are learning that when I ran for Congress in 2020, I ran criticizing Republicans and Democrats equally because I come from a working class family, ran a construction company for over 20 years, and I feel like the government has failed all of us. And it purely disgusts me. It really does. And I represent a district that is rural manufacturing district, blue collar workers, and people have been crushed by decades of failure in Washington, D.C. and so I have no problem pointing fingers at everyone. And the worst thing that I, that I just can't get over is we're not working right now. And I put that criticism directly on the speaker of the House and we should be at work. All the people sitting in this audience, they go to work every day. People at home watching this show, they go to work every day. Ladies, you go to work every day. The people on your set. And it is an embarrassment to me that we're not in session.

Eric Bolling (11:10)

Very interesting, because you've been on here saying that Speaker Johnson, he's kind of at fault. There are so many of these executive orders, some of them, some even bills that you've brought up that Speaker Johnson won't bring to the floor to vote. What do you think is going on with Johnson? We can still talk about the View, but I want to just dip into that a little bit.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (11:33)

Yeah. I honestly have no idea why we're not in session. And just like you said, we have mountains of bills that we could all be voting on that reflect the President's executive orders. I have multiple bills that are his executive orders. We have committees that we could be doing work on. I chair the Doge subcommittee. I've had to stop all of my hearings that I had planned and so has everyone else. But there's absolutely. Eric, it is. To me, it's a complete failure that we're not in session. And I can't even believe that our Republican speaker has literally told us not to come to work because that's not what the American people are doing every day. And I think that's a very poor look for, for our entire country to see Congress just not going to work. And there's no excuse for it. And that's why I'm calling it out. And I think it's right to call it out.

Eric Bolling (12:25)

It's right to call anyone out who's not doing their job, including Republicans, including rinos, a guy named Speaker Mike Johnson and that other guy on the Senate side called John Thune. Just do your damn jobs, guys. Just represent maga America first. Don't represent Rhino policies from an era that's clearly behind us in the rearview mirror. We don't want. We don't want liberals. We don't want progressives. We want socialists. We also also don't want Rhinos. I'm speaking for people. I talk to them.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (12:54)

That's right.

Eric Bolling (12:55)

I don't mean to speak for you, Congresswoman. Can you stick around after the break and do another segment with us?

Eric Bolling (13:02)

Sure.

Eric Bolling (13:02)

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Marjorie Taylor Greene (14:55)

I have no idea. Well, you know, honestly, Eric, look at the quality candidates that they have to vote for. They've got a socialist Mamdani, They've got failed New York Governor Andrew Cuomo that a lot of them are still mad at for the lockdowns and killing people's grandparents and parents in nursing homes, and he had all kinds of sexual harassment charges against them. And then there's a Republican candidate that the Republican Party hasn't largely gotten behind. And so. And then you've got all kinds of issues with their ballot, like, ma', am, Donnie's on there multiple times. The Republican candidate is on there multiple times. Forgive me, I cannot pronounce his name correctly.

Eric Bolling (15:37)

So, Curtis Sliwa.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (15:40)

What is it?

Eric Bolling (15:40)

Curtis Lewa. But, but, you know, there's some thoughts that he should have dropped. And look, if this, if you're gaming this out, we do here, like Curtis early, you know, don't forget Eric Adams was still in that race for a while. There was an opportunity for it to end up being Eric Adams who's kind of becoming a little bit more friendly to Trump over the last year, year and a half, as New York mayor. It could have come down to Mamdani and Adams, and Adams probably would have gotten the conservative vote. Curtis, no one takes him that, that seriously. He wasn't going to get it. And no conservative worth their salt is going to vote for a Cuomo. Let's just be honest. I'm sorry, I'll let you continue.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (16:22)

Right.

Eric Bolling (16:24)

Yeah.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (16:25)

No, I agree with you. I, as a Republican, that's what I said on the View today. If, if I was voting in that election, I couldn't vote for Andrew Cuomo. I just couldn't because of his stances on Covid and all of that. And so if I were voting in the, in the mayor's race today, as a New Yorker, I would vote for the Republican candidate because I'm a Republican. But I think they're going to end up with Ma', Am, Donnie. And, you know, it'll. 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 that he's planning to create.

Eric Bolling (17:06)

Yeah, it's awful. You told the ladies of the View this Schumer shutdown. Regarding the Schumer shutdown. You're not taking a paycheck. Let's take a look. And getting paid.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (17:15)

I'm not taking a paycheck.

Eric Bolling (17:16)

Good for you.

Eric Bolling (17:17)

Exactly.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (17:17)

I'm not taking a paycheck.

Nancy Pelosi (17:18)

Exactly.

Eric Bolling (17:18)

Good for you.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (17:20)

I think you're one of the only ones. Well, like the air controller list, I think that should be a public list. Yeah, I think that's fair because our paychecks are taxpayer funded.

Eric Bolling (17:29)

Correct.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (17:29)

However, I voted to fund the federal government on September 18th. I want all federal employees to be paid. I want all the programs to be funded. And I think that is, that is our job. All of us together, Republicans and Democrats in the House and the Senate. And look, I'm with women, so I feel very comfortable saying this. I'm really tired of the pissing contests in Washington D.C. between the men.

Eric Bolling (17:54)

I don't know. MTG. I don't know. I'm thinking they like to have a semi conservative voice on that show. If this congressional thing doesn't work out, you might be sitting in the far right seat on the View. They they to the issue left wants to paint this as Trump shutdown is clearly Schumer shut down. Trump offered it. What's it going to take to end the shutdown?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (18:18)

Well, here's what I told the president months ago, Eric, that the Republicans in the Senate need to grow a spine and use the nuclear option. And we could pass his entire agenda through the House and the Senate if they would do that. And that's why I've been very happy to see the president come out in the past few days demanding that, that Thune and Republicans in the Sen. Use the nuclear option, override the filibuster and get the government funded. But I think we need to go much further than that, Eric. We need to pass our entire agenda because the Democrats are going to do it when they get their turn. They already tried to do it in 2022 with the voting Rights act and the only people that stopped them were two moderate Democrat senators and that was Joe Manchin and Kristen Sinema. However, they're not there anymore. So if Democrats get back in control, they will blow through the filibuster and they will pass their agenda. So this is again, when I say weak Republicans, this is what I'm talking about. We can pass the entire America first agenda if the Senate and the Republicans would get their act together and actually do it.

Eric Bolling (19:24)

You want to send Trump an idea that will probably end the shutdown. I mean this, I mean this very Sincerely, I think about these things sometimes. I'm laying a bad thing about these things. So I don't particularly love tariffs as everyone knows, but they're bringing in a couple hundred billion dollars so far. It's about the same as the federal payroll. It literally is almost the same as the federal. Why don't you send the tariff money and pay the essential employees and pay maybe even even re up the snap benefits and whatnot through the tariff raise. The money is raising through tariffs. Can you imagine the upside and goodwill he would get and Republicans or he would get for keeping the most needy people at least fed when while the Democrats continued to stall the process? Send it to them. Take it if you take it if you want it. But what an idea. Thoughts?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (20:11)

I think, yeah, I think it's a great common sense idea. I mean that's something that would work and I'm sure they're, they're probably looking at that. But you know their Supreme Court cases this week and we may see a ruling from the Supreme Court where they, they may not rule in the president's favor. So that's, that's yet to be seen. So we're not sure what will happen with the money that's been collected on tariffs mtg.

Eric Bolling (20:35)

So those you say, those who say, oh she's no longer MAGA or she's not conservative anymore. What, what's your response to them? Because you know the chat is, is they like to hate on everyone but me inclusive. But what's your comment to them?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (20:52)

Absolutely nonsense. Don't believe the paid social media influencers that are being paid by a certain foreign country. And I think you guys know the one to tear me apart. I am 100% Maga America first. Way before Ted Cruz ever was, way before Mark Levin and way before a lot of the people serving in the administration. So don't believe the fake news, everybody.

Eric Bolling (21:15)

There you go, Marjorie. Always good to have you on. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and really, really good that Just thank you for coming to the bowling show right after your, your, your big, your big the View debut, so to speak. Margie, thank you so much for your time.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (21:29)

Yeah, thank you, Eric.

Eric Bolling (21:31)

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Nancy Pelosi (23:31)

It's just a vile creature, the worst thing on the face of the earth. But anyway.

Steve Bannon (23:36)

You think he's the worst thing on the face of the earth?

Nancy Pelosi (23:38)

I do. Yeah. I do.

Eric Bolling (23:40)

Why is that?

Nancy Pelosi (23:41)

Because he's the President of the United States and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States. In fact, he's turned the Supreme Court into a Roe court. He's abolished the House of Representatives.

Eric Bolling (23:54)

She looks good, huh? I'm just kidding. 37 years in office and $267 million of net worth later, is Nancy finally throwing in the towel? The mastermind of January 6th, the Grim Reaper of speeches? Is it possible she'll just walk out before she has to be wheeled out? Say it ain't so. Say what you want about Hillary Clinton failing to break the glass ceiling not once but twice. Or Kamala Harris failing to DEI her way into the Oval Office. I think that Nancy Pelosi broke barriers, albeit in the opposite direction. Few have gone lower. And I'm not just talking about that whole Nancy dug all the way to China.

Nancy Pelosi (24:33)

When I was a little girl, I was told at the beach, if I dug a hole deep enough, we would reach China. So we've always felt a connection there.

Eric Bolling (24:42)

Actually a metaphor for our financial standing. Keep digging the hole. China will bail us out. Keep digging, Nance. But seriously, aside from her deep admiration for the Chinese Communist Party and their.

Nancy Pelosi (24:52)

Ways, China is one of the freest societies in the world. Don't take it from me. That's from Freedom House. Let's talk a little democracy. Courageous people.

Eric Bolling (25:04)

China, one of the freest societies, she says. Yeah, I'm pretty sure the Muslim Uyghurs don't get feel that way, Nance. Or how about the people who were locked inside a building during COVID Remember that? Or the people being controlled through digital IDs. But aside from her deep love and respect and admiration for perpetual human rights violator China and a country that would prefer to wipe us off the map, Pelosi really has maintained that classless, deep state corrupt demeanor the whole way through, hasn't she? Nancy Pelosi became rich.

Nancy Pelosi (25:36)

I might have to read that. We're here to talk about the 60th anniversary of Medicaid. That's what I agreed to come to talk.

Eric Bolling (25:43)

Yeah, but I want.

Nancy Pelosi (25:44)

That means in the election.

Eric Bolling (25:45)

I wanted to give you a chance just to respond. He accused you of insider trading. What's your response to that?

Nancy Pelosi (25:51)

That's ridiculous. In fact, I very much support the stop the trading of members of Congress. Not that I think anybody is doing anything wrong. If they are, they are prosecuted and they go to jail. But because of the confidence it instills, and they may American people don't worry about this. But I have no concern about the obvious. Investments had been made over time. I'm not into it, my husband is. But it isn't anything to do with anything insider.

Eric Bolling (26:23)

Sure, Jen. Looking back, that July interview seems like one of the turning points in Pelosi's career. Losing it on the air with Jake Tapper, unable to calmly and coolly defend her crimes. That was the beginning of the end. But Nancy hasn't been ready to step now. Not before betraying the president, which she did in the most coup of ways with gusto. Right after claiming that he was super sharp, of course.

Nancy Pelosi (26:47)

So I think that again, age is an objective fact. As I say, it's all relative. He's younger than I am, so what do I have to say about his age? But he is again, knowledgeable, wise. Experience is so important. So Joe Biden has vision, he has knowledge. He has a strategic thinker. This is a very sharp president.

Eric Bolling (27:09)

Well, experience is so important, Nancy. Which is why just days after that, you snapped at a reporter for doing her job. Clearly not one of the reporters on your party's payroll because she dared to be practical and use actual journalism.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (27:23)

Do you believe that in waiting so long to make this.

Nancy Pelosi (27:28)

In the hallway about the fate of our nation.

Eric Bolling (27:32)

Okay. Are you concerned whether or not he.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (27:36)

Can win in November?

Nancy Pelosi (27:37)

I think he can win.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (27:39)

Do you believe he should run for re election?

Nancy Pelosi (27:41)

I'm not. I'm not speaking English to you. I'm not going to be making any statements about any of that right now in the hallway.

Eric Bolling (27:51)

Except she didn't think Joe could run again, so she ousted him and put someone else, someone even less qualified, in the position to run for president. The fact that Nancy Pelosi actually supported a mentally compromised president and then supported one of the least qualified candidates in our history tells you everything you need to know about Ms. Pelosi. Speaking of coup, and speaking of insurrection, one of Nancy's favorite words, she, together with her comrades, Schumer, Jeffries and Harris, threatened Biden with the 25th Amendment if he didn't step down from the nomination. I do believe that's potentially called criminal blackmail. Maybe extortion under the law. I don't know, Maybe not. But she hyped Joe and then ousted him just days later. Oh, and by the way, the trend of Nancy hyping up imbecile Democrat continues, in case you were wondering. Watch.

Nancy Pelosi (28:39)

It's clear that this governor has a vision for our country. He has knowledge of our country and our state. The state of California, the fourth largest economy in the world. Gavin manages that way that with great dignity. He has strategic thinking about how to get things done. And that is what has brought us together here.

Eric Bolling (29:04)

They're all. They're all hypocrites. They're all awful. And just while we're here reminding Nancy of some of her failings. Not all. Otherwise we'd be here all day. Pelosi staged Jan. 6 and then rejected President Trump's offer for National Guard support. Which is why this post is one of the most blatant and outrageous lies ever to leave her lips. And that's saying something that also explains why she lost her mind when she was asked about it again just the other day.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (29:30)

Congresswoman Pelosi, are you at all concerned.

Eric Bolling (29:33)

That the new January 6th committee will.

Eric Bolling (29:35)

Find you liable for that name?

Eric Bolling (29:37)

Are you at all concerned about the.

Eric Bolling (29:38)

New January 6th committee finding you liable for that day? Why did you refuse the national guard on January 6th?

Nancy Pelosi (29:47)

Shut up. I did not refuse the National Guard. The president didn't send it. Why are you coming here with Republican talking Points as if you're a serious journalist.

Eric Bolling (29:56)

The American people want to know. We still have questions.

Eric Bolling (29:58)

Thank you.

Eric Bolling (30:00)

Fair question. Shut up.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (30:01)

Shut up.

Eric Bolling (30:03)

Look, if you can't walk down the steps of Congress, you shouldn't be a congresswoman. Just, just. Is it me? Oh, and just, I mean old walk, not handicapped. I mean old. Oh, and just a friendly reminder that Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats put America through the trauma of a presidential impeachment a couple times. Just because Donald Trump wanted to investigate crimes for which Joe Biden ended up pardoning his own son, Hunter. All in. Nancy, I'd say you did your party right by carrying out an illustrious career of lies, corruption, control and making money off the backs of hard working American people. That is the quintessential Democrat leader. Folks, I'll leave you with this because after helping to orchestrate the couple the likes of which we haven't seen in modern political history, Nancy ever, the corrupt, lying leftist actually came out and said this.

Nancy Pelosi (30:52)

It said that he's furious at you. Is he? Well, he knows that I love him very much. I understand that you don't want to own this, but it is so well reported that you were the leader of a pressure campaign. Had you seen a decline in Joe Biden and did you think he needed to step aside? No, my whole point was whatever he decides. But we have to have a more aggressive campaign. So he was in a good place to make whatever decision. Top of his game. Such a consequential President of the United States, a Mount Rushmore president, kind of President of the United States. Want to know what comes next? That he belongs up there on Mount Rushmore, Lincoln and Joe Biden. But you got Teddy Roosevelt up there and he's wonderful. I don't say take him down, but you can add Biden.

Eric Bolling (31:56)

Amazing, right? Stab a guy in the back and then etch his face into a mountain. Sounds about Democrat to me. Bye bye, Nancy. That's one less snake in the swamp. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes. Debt is crushing millions of Americans right now. Interest rates are up, costs are up, and families feel like they're drowning. Joining us today is Melanie Picor, consumer finance advocate with iconic debt relief company that's quickly becoming known for helping people get real relief and honest guidance. Thank you for joining us. If we don't mind, let's just start with the debts, personal debt situation, our households, our people taking on more debt as, as we move forward.

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Eric Bolling (33:11)

So first of all, why is that? I mean, prices obviously exploded over the last few years and incomes can't trail the, the inflation rate. Otherwise people, they would be spending way too much money hiring people. But what does Iconic Debt do for someone who's got like, feels like insurmountable, I would guess anything feels insurmountable, but what does? How can I kind of help folks?

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Eric Bolling (34:22)

So, so do you. Are you able to negotiate with some, some of our creditors?

Eric Bolling (34:27)

Yes. As one of our debt relief programs, we are able to negotiate your debts down, which can essentially from the get go, save you about up to 50% on your monthly payments. You finally have some room to breathe, put some money aside, use your cash for expenses versus feeling that need to always have to rely on your credit cards.

Eric Bolling (34:46)

What. Can you give us an example of how someone. Give us a typical story of someone who contacted you. What were they feeling, what were they going through and how did you guys help?

Eric Bolling (34:56)

Absolutely. And you know, Eric, I was actually just thinking about this, this lovely lady the other day. She was a single mother from Tennessee. She really stands out to me. But she had about $27,000 in credit card debt, right. And when she called in, she was feeling very overwhelmed, but she just didn't think 27,000 was enough. But it truly, I mean, when you go break down the financials, it's a lot. It's a lot because it's, it feels like it's nearly impossible to pay off when your balances don't move. Right. That on top of that, her Grocery bill had gone up nearly 30% in the last two years, if not more. You know, fuel continues to go up and down. But she was really just using those credit cards as a crutch to make ends meet and feel like she was just falling deeper and deeper and deeper every single month. It just, and this is so many. But with her, she just really felt. It felt like she was drowning. After we enrolled her in our relief program, her monthly payments were significantly cut. I believe it was at least half. Right. That what she was normally paying just on minimum payments. And she called me not long after and she straight up said for the first time in years, I don't feel like I'm drowning. You know, she, she even teared up a little bit. She thanked me for the help and really helping her understand how it works and how she can have that hope again. To financial freedom.

Eric Bolling (36:12)

That's terrific. How can folks get in touch with you guys? What's, what's the point? What do they need? Do they need a ton of paperwork? What should they bring when they call?

Eric Bolling (36:20)

Don't. They don't need a lot of paperwork. Just make the call. Right. First and foremost, we're here with compassion. So we're here to listen and understand. Make the call. It could be the best call you've ever made. At least this year. You will never be judged. What we do is we simply just go through your financials, we go through your goals and we really just break down and make sure we're putting you into the right program that fits your financial situation and your future needs.

Eric Bolling (36:46)

All right?

Eric Bolling (36:47)

So pick up the phone again. We're here to help any. If you have more than $10,000 in credit card debt, it can be feel like a struggle. Just give us a call.

Eric Bolling (36:56)

Pick up the phone. That's. That's the first step. And you're not under obligation to call them and hear them out at least. Folks. Melanie P. Car, Iconic debt relief. Really good to have you on. Appreciate your time.

Nancy Pelosi (37:05)

Time.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (37:06)

Yeah.

Eric Bolling (37:06)

Thanks again, Eric. Have a great day.

Eric Bolling (37:07)

We'll see you again soon. Alrighty. It's not just the US that has an issue with a lying and deceitful mainstream media. The United Kingdom has its own version. It's called the BBC. For years, they've dubbed both the British and American people. Plenty of people watch the channel on this side of the Atlantic too. They've tricked viewers into believing that they're a network of prestige and journalism, all while peddling a clear left wing agenda. Turns out that the BBC was helping the leftist machine spread lies about President Trump splicing footage of his speech on January 6 to make it look like he was inciting violence. Watch. We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you. And we fight.

Steve Bannon (37:50)

We fight like hell.

Eric Bolling (37:51)

We're going to walk down to the Capitol and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women. BBC folks, I will give you anecdotal stories. They call you up, the producers call you up to go do a hit with them or an appearance on them. And they're very, very nice. And you get in the chair and you start to talk and they just, they go at you with the most liberal BS you've ever heard in your life. The BBC is not fair and balanced, that's for sure. Well, we all know it's decision day with some pretty big races across the country. But of course, plenty of eyes are on the New York City race for mayor with terrorists and Marxist Zoran Mamdani likely to take over for Eric Adams pretty much slam dunk now, folks. Still hard to understand why any single American would vote for this guy, especially when he says things like this. I just want to ask everyone in.

Nancy Pelosi (38:44)

This crowd if you can raise your.

Eric Bolling (38:47)

Hand if you have been called a terrorist while living in this city. Yes, if you can raise your hand. And if you. Yeah, I don't think so. I don't believe anything. This guy. New York, you're going to get what you asked for. You're going to get. Be careful what you wish for because you just got it, my friends. Meanwhile, over in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where mayoral candidate Omar Fattah is about to take over one of the foremost terrorist breeding grounds in America. It's no surprise that Elon Omar is right there stomping for this America hating candidate. It's also no surprise that there's not a single American flag in sight at this campaign. Eventually, and apparently no English is needed either. America. That's America. Minneapolis, that I'm pretty sure that mayor doesn't speak English either. All his campaign ads were in Arabic or some other foreign language, Somali, I guess. It's amazing what's going on, folks. Wow.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (40:04)

Wow.

Eric Bolling (40:05)

What did 2025 inflection point in America. We all know how Democrats love rebranding and renaming things that don't work for them. For example, they're trying really hard to undo the word communism and replace it with kinder, gentler, democrat, socialist. As if that's any better. Well, Congressman Byron Donalds calls out this remarkable idiocy when you put in communist and yes, communist policies. That's what Zoramdani is talking about. Not a communist, socialist.

Eric Bolling (40:34)

He says he's democratic.

Eric Bolling (40:35)

I can't tell what the difference is. Well, he can explain what the difference is. He can describe the differences for you.

Eric Bolling (40:39)

The socialism is not the same basis of communism in this country.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (40:42)

You know that quite well.

Eric Bolling (40:43)

The man wants to create. The man wants to create government run grocery stores. He wants free transportation, both of which are impossible to do because how is he a trigger word, Undermine all of his policies. He's not a. He says he's a. I don't need to, I don't need to undermine his policies. His underpaid policies, undermine himself. I think you're looking at your next governor of Florida right there. I will tell you, she had no idea the difference. She has no idea that they're the same damn thing. Communism is extreme form of, of socialism. This BS Democrat socialism. Because the idiots of New York voted for him. You're calling Democrat. It's still socialism just because you voted for it. You call it Democrat socialism. You're. You're putting lipstick on a pig. Folks, in case you were wondering, Hakeem Jeffries has fully lost his mind. Looks like he's found a brand new way to slander the Trump administration and his top Republicans. Well, the Trump administration and Mike Johnson are running a pedophile protection program. That's what they've been doing. And that's the reason why they refused to swear in Representative elect Adelita Grijalva for weeks now. She was elected in late September, decisively. And Representative elect Adelita Grijalova still hasn't been sworn in because she'll become the 218th vote on an up or down piece of legislation that will require the Department of Justice to release the Epstein files. He can't help himself.

Steve Bannon (42:19)

He's.

Eric Bolling (42:19)

He wants to be Obama. He will never, never, ever be Obama. How about one more? Let's do one more. Here we go. With the lies from Democrats about how Republicans are trying to suppress voters. Here's Chuck Schumer peddling the same old race baiting lies his party likes to tell over and over again. We're not going to let him revert to Jim Crow. And if you don't think they want.

Steve Bannon (42:37)

To revert to Jim Crow, just look.

Eric Bolling (42:38)

What they did in the SAVE act.

Steve Bannon (42:43)

Which went back to Jim Crow for.

Eric Bolling (42:45)

The whole nation by so making it hard.

Steve Bannon (42:49)

They said you need id and they.

Eric Bolling (42:51)

Made it so hard to show ID that probably half the people In America. America couldn't vote. They don't want poor people to vote.

Steve Bannon (42:56)

They don't want people of color to vote. They don't want Democrats to vote.

Eric Bolling (43:01)

They don't believe in democracy. We do so one another one of my harebrained ideas and keep things that keep me up at night. I have a great idea. Solve the voter ID issue. I agree. And Democrats will hate it. And it'll work. Yeah, you're what? We don't need an ID card. You don't need an ID card to vote. But every polling place will have a facial recognition. You walk in to vote, they'll recognize whether you're American citizen or not vote. That will work, folks. That will work. And they'll take the the ball right out of Democrats court calling us Jim Crow for wanting an ID just to prove your citizen before you vote. Just a thought. It's what I do Back two and a half minutes. So I've been telling you about the Edge. It's exploding. Top 1/10 of 1% in all of the new YouTube channels. In growth, off the charts, doing well. We put together things like. Take a look at this. This is Bo Dietle on the right. He was a New York City detective for many, many years. Grew up in the neighborhoods with the mob, with mobsters in New York, Ozone park where they all hung out and lived. He was busting them left and right. Some point, a couple of Hollywood producers tapped him. Scorsese was one of them. Put him in Goodfellas. And then his career took off as a Hollywood guy. He's on the right. He is just one tough cop. Great guy. He's on the edge. My point is the Edge is really gaining a lot of interest. It's becoming a platform, not just a show. I want to just ask you hit this QR code with your phone, with your camera. If you do get a little line and press it, you will subscribe automatically. Your subscription means everything to us. Never going to charge you a thing. Not using it for any marketing just gets you to the front of line. And it shows YouTube that we have a support, we have a following. You are my following. I love you for it. I appreciate you, appreciate your support, your viewership and by the way.

Eric Bolling (45:06)

Yes, sir.

Eric Bolling (45:07)

Let's do it.

Steve Bannon (45:08)

All right.

Eric Bolling (45:08)

We have a viewer who wishes conservatives pushed for Curtis Lewa more. Hi, Eric. Love your show. First thing is I wish that we.

Eric Bolling (45:18)

The conservatives would have pushed Sliwa a little bit more because he really is much better choice than Como. And why everybody is pushing Como because he's running as an independent. We already know what he's about. A vote for him is a vote for Mondami. I said the reason why we got to Mondame is because of the Democrat run city. So everybody should have been pushing Curtis all the more because he has worked hard and he could make some better changes. Ben, she sees so right. The more socialists you get in New York, the more they give you. And then for some reason, it's like this unending spiral into. Into communism. I mean, the difference between social is Democrat social and communism is minute. It's just time. You start at Democrat socialism, you end in communism, period. We have. I hear. Ben, this is true. Is this true? Will you come in and pinch me? Make sure I'm not dreaming? Do we, do we have the great Stephen K. Bannon to join us right now? Is this, is this possible? Bannon, what's up, brother?

Steve Bannon (46:18)

Hey, it's election. Normally the reason I can't do it is I'm putting the show together. So we hit hard. I'm so far beyond in putting the show together. Said, let's go on bowling and just hang out for a while. Let's go on bowling, just hang out.

Eric Bolling (46:29)

Can you believe this? Brandon, man, we got a social.

Nancy Pelosi (46:32)

You're new. You're a New York.

Steve Bannon (46:34)

You're a New York guy. You adopted New York City. You're a New York guy. What the hell's going on up there?

Eric Bolling (46:40)

Gluttons for punishment. You know, I honestly think, Steve, the market melted down to NASDAQ was down almost 500 points. Gold's down, oil's down, Bitcoin's getting crushed. I do believe that bring in a socialist to the financial center of the world and people realize the smart money people on Wall street realize that's going to spread the creep of socialism will spread and certainly would spread first on Wall street. And I think you're going to see. You're seeing liquidation across the board. Am I crazy?

Steve Bannon (47:09)

No, I think it's actually deeper than that. I don't think he's a communist because I think that's an economic system. I think he's a Marxist and a strong Marxist. This is not a socialist. This is a threat. He is a clear and present danger to the United States as far as politically goes because he's going to tear apart this country, is going to tear apart New York City. I strongly recommend, and I've been advocating this for a while, you can't do it before election day, but you certainly can do it before the day he is put into office. You have to denaturalize him. He's not a legitimate US citizen. He's a citizen of Uganda. He's a Marxist jihadist. And this has been brought about people that thought the liberals and the progressives weren't going to harm this country that they were. You know you could continually beat them off every couple election cycles. He's the manifestation of the progressives in New York City. You are.

Eric Bolling (48:02)

You are.

Steve Bannon (48:03)

They leave you with a foreign born Ugandan who's not even a legitimate US citizen who's voted in by illegal aliens and overwhelming foreigners essentially that have been here for a couple of years.

Eric Bolling (48:16)

How is any different?

Steve Bannon (48:17)

Outrageous.

Eric Bolling (48:18)

And people gotta take then Fatah in Minneapolis. What's going on? Steve? We have Fateh Mini Ali doesn't even speak English.

Steve Bannon (48:25)

Well because we haven't moved on. We haven't moved on.

Eric Bolling (48:27)

Omar.

Steve Bannon (48:28)

She should be denaturalized. We got to start playing. This has got to be serious. You're turning over the financial capital of the world to a Marxist jihadist. We have no idea where his money comes from. We have no idea. We just know Qatar has been giving his mother money for years. We know nothing about this guy. They've done almost no investigative reporting on him. The New York Times and all the left wing media outlets have been had the pom poms out. He came across Brooklyn. I think it was dawn yesterday with this march. It was like Mao Tse Tung in the long march. And the media ate it up. They lap it off because this guy MSNBC gets on MSNBC and dances around a little bit. Ari Melbourne, they love him. They're glazing him. They're glazing him. And this is serious.

Eric Bolling (49:12)

He goes into a gay nightclub. He goes into a gay nightclub knowing that in the month Muslim religion, the faith that if you were gay they, you're an infidel and you can be thrown off the roof. If he does get pulled for whether campaign finance rules as you point out, maybe the illegal money came in or whatever. Steve. Then you get the public advocate and then you got something in 90 days to get new mayor another election. Would it go any better next time around? I'm not sure.

Steve Bannon (49:39)

I would look denaturalize this guy and send him back to Uganda and then, and then let the. Let the chips fall where they may. No, you got to get. This guy's got. Because he came over here and thumbed his nose at the rule from the very beginning and people in New York didn't have the guts or the courage to stand up to him. They had all these fantasies of.

Eric Bolling (49:57)

This is an I heart podcast.