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Eric Bolling
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Brian Glenn
Who's a good boy?
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Zoran Mamdani
Who's a good boy?
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Eric Bolling
You're a good boy.
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John Solomon
That's right, dude.
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Brian Glenn
You're a good.
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Zoran Mamdani
Amen.
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Eric Bolling
Fafo. They're in the finding out portion of that right about now. Steve Ruber. Really good, good. Talk to you tomorrow. All right, folks. All right, four o'.
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Brian Glenn
Clock.
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Eric Bolling
We were talking about this market meltdown. Another one big down day on what it tastes. There's on Tuesday during the election when they see mom dummy was clearly going to be the winner there. And then another one, another big one that we have 500 down in the Nasdaq again, another 2% down. Nasdaq down 400. Same thing on Tuesday and Thursday. Yesterday was a little bit up, tiny, tiny little bit respite, but now just taking it on the chin. Gold hanging in there. Because here's what happens when the markets get nervous. They flock to things that look promising or kind of hiding. They call hiding your risk. They had the risk in gold, they had the risk in bitcoin oil. Again, down a little bit. We like that. Under $60 a barrel number, if you jump over to crypto, not a big bounce. A little bit up a little bit. We, we saw a dip under 100, 000 yesterday. It's up to 101 in change. 100, 800 or so. Trying to find its footing there. All right, that's the markets for you and no real news. If I had real news for you, I'd tell you why it's happening. I honestly believe it's because we have a socialist in the most important financial center on the planet, New York City. All right, folks, my first guest, Harvard law professor emeritus and the author of the Preventative State the Challenge of Serious Harm while Preserving Essential Liberties. Always happy. Have Professor Alan Dershowitz with us. Professor, before we get into everything else, let's just clear this up on X. You posted that a fake headline Circulating saying that you promised to blow your brains out on live TV if Mom Dummy wins. You went on to post that. If anyone can show you. Actually you said that you would donate $180 to mom dummy and Mom Dummy's reelection campaign. What do you would. Let's clear it up, sir. Let's clear it up. I understand the 180, but. But tell us what's happening.
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Alan Dershowitz
No, I'm going to fight Mamdani. I want to have my brains intact and my head intact. My ability to criticize this racist anti Semite who believes that you can recognize every Muslim state in the world or you can't recognize the Jewish state of Israel. And you know his phony nonsense. I will stand strongly with the Jewish community. He voted as a socialist. The Socialist party platform which he adheres to says that nobody can be a democratic socialist. If you believe in Israel's right to exist, period, forget about a Jewish state to exist at all. You must support the end of Israel and bds. So you know, the idea that this man is going to be the mayor of the city with the largest Jewish population outside of Israel shows so much about how stupid some Jews can be in here. I completely agree with Donald Trump. Any Jew who votes for Mondami is a self hating jerk. But a lot of them did. 33%. And let's see what he does to the city. Let's see if he destroys the city. No socialist has really worked in terms of bringing good things to poor people. Let's see if he's the first one to do it. I doubt it, Professor.
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Eric Bolling
I live in that godforsaken city for 40 years. I was there during 9 11. So in the whole thing about 20 years ago, 9 11, 24 years ago, 911 happens, we lost 2 or 3,000 New Yorkers who lost first responders, cops, firemen, important innocent people in the World Trade Centers. Why in the world do Jews put this man in office? They did. Let's be honest. The Jewish Jewish population of New York put that man into office. Why would they?
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Alan Dershowitz
Some of the dumbest people I know in the world are Jews. You know, there are some smart Jews and you can't generalize. But some of the dumbest, some of the most evil, some of the most horrible people I know happen to be Jewish. Mostly they're Jewish just on their parents side. They have no identification with Jews. Including some idiot rabbis who supported Mamdani. Just because you're a Jew doesn't mean you're a decent person. And you know, there were Jews who supported Hitler, Jews who supported Stalin, Jews who supported Mussolini. Jews have been, over time, some of their worst enemies. Jews have supported the Palestine Liberation Organization, Hamas. You take people like Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, so many others. Now you have some of that on the right as well. I don't know of any Jews on the right so far, but you certainly see some Republicans on the right that Tucker Carlson and Fuentes and others. It's remarkable. You know, the only thing Stalin and Hitler agreed on, the only thing is they both said we have to kill the Jews, and they both did kill Jews.
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Eric Bolling
You know, he gets elected. And the thought process was, yes, you run on the anti Trump. If you hate Trump, vote for me. I get it. There's a lot of that going on, especially in blue states and cities and municipalities. I get it. But this man actually gets elected, and then I think this is very, very foolish. Take a listen to what he said in the victory speech.
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Zoran Mamdani
So, Donald Trump, since I know you're watching, I have four words for you. Turn the volume up. We will hold bad landlords to account because the Donald Trumps of our city have grown far too comfortable taking advantage of their tenants.
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Eric Bolling
This. Should he be poking the bear, so to speak? I'm just blown away. He wants to play this game with Trump.
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Alan Dershowitz
First of all, it's idiotic. The vast majority of landlords are poor people. You know, when they had rent control in Cambridge, Massachusetts, somebody did a study, and the people who suffered were the landlords who were immigrants. Irish, Italian, Jewish immigrants who had three family homes, and the beneficiaries were trust fund kids at Harvard. So, you know, the idea of going after landlords, it sounds like something out of Lame Miz. You know, it's sure good rhetoric for the revolution, but, you know, landlords are our people. Landlords come from every background. They own two family houses. Three family houses. My father, who earned $6,000 a year, was a landlord. He had a small, tiny house in Borough park that he paid $6,000 for. And the second floor was rented to my uncle, and the basement was rented to my cousin. So he was a landlord. This idea of going after landlords and going after the rich, it's just. It's just not going to work.
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Eric Bolling
It's fine. You want to play a game of financial. We want to give it away. Come on in. But there's so much more going on when he. When he attacks Trump like this. I think the federal government gives New York City about 6%, 5 or 6% of their budget. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 8, 8 or 9 billion dollars a year for things like education, you know, child care stuff, whatever. They could pull it back and have to go to court. Maybe he wins some of it. He doesn't win all of it. The vast majority of the balance of New York's budget deficit or spending has to come from increased taxation. The people of New York, do they really dislike Trump that much? Is that what this is?
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Alan Dershowitz
Oh, and I know a lot of friends already who are moving to Florida. I moved to Florida. I live in Florida most of the year. I'm a Florida resident. And so many corporations, so many of my friends, hedge fund guys, are moving to Florida. The tax base of New York is going to be. It's going to be destroyed. And I understand how President Trump doesn't want to see federal funding going to, for example, abolishing schools like Stuyvesant and the great schools that have produced Nobel Prize winners. He wants to abolish all that and create mediocrity, equal mediocrity for everybody. And you know what that will produce? It will produce Cuba. It will produce the former Soviet Union. It will produce China. It will produce all these mediocre states. We make it on meritocracy. That's always been the way America thrives. And he and his radicals are against meritocracy, which is why they hate Jews, because Jews have succeeded on the basis of meritocracy. That's why they hate Israel. Israel, a country with no natural resources, has become the strongest country in the Middle east based on startup nation meritocracy. It's socialists like him that hate the idea of capitalism. Free market meritocracy. They want complete equality based on whether you're a bum who sleeps in the street and doesn't want to go to work or somebody who works 14 hours a day, 15 hours a day, or two or three jobs. We have to get back to meritocracy. And Mamdani is the opposite of meritocracy.
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Eric Bolling
You know, there are those. And I agree with some of this because I see what happens. We watch what happened in Germany when they lifted their border restrictions, when Syrians came. Over a million Syrians came over and others from the Middle east and basically walked into Germany and other countries on the European continent. Rapes quadruple exploded. The number of rapes per population exploded. Because these people come into the country and they don't assimilate with the people in the country, with the citizens of the country. My concern is, now we've got Mamdani a Muslim who's now pushing Muslim beliefs.
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Alan Dershowitz
Right.
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Eric Bolling
And we know he did, and he has. And he's got all these, you know, hip hop videos out there really pushing Muslim beliefs. Which brings me to the next question. Will Sharia law start and creep into New York City?
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Alan Dershowitz
No, I don't think so. I think first of all, I'm delighted that we have a Muslim mayor. I think we should have mayors of every background and every religion. And I don't want to discriminate at all. Some of the best people I know in the world are Muslims. As I said, some of the worst people in the world.
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Eric Bolling
Allow me to correct myself.
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Alan Dershowitz
Islamic bad ones on both sides. I don't think we're going to get Sharia law. The American people will not tolerate it. I think what we'll get is a greater toleration of people who celebrate their religious diversity. I think that's all fine. I don't think anybody that I know of attacked Mondami because he was a Muslim. He came up with this phony idea, Islamophobia. We attacked him because of his policies, because of his anti Semitism. And if he's saying it's because of Islam, what he's saying is Islam is anti Semitic, but it's not necessarily so.
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Eric Bolling
I don't. But he could be. He could be an anti Semitic Islamic Muslim mayor of the largest city in the country, the most important financial center in the world.
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Alan Dershowitz
Terrible. It's terrible. And it's terrible that his margin of victory was provided not only by Sliwa, who was the villain of this. I think he should have left. He should have understood that he couldn't put his own interests ahead of those of the city and Jews who provided a margin in places like the Upper west side and parts of Brooklyn and parts of Queens. Orthodox Jews, Jews who go to the synagogue a lot, they voted against Mamdani. But secular Jews, people who are Jewish, mostly on their parents side, including some Reform rabbis, including J Street, including Peter Beinhardt, including people like that, made it possible for Jews to say, you know, we don't care about Israel, we don't care about their attacks on Jews.
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Eric Bolling
But he won't, professor. He won't start caring about Israel. He won't start recognizing Israel as a state. He won't start welcoming more Jews into the city. And I'll tell you what he won't do. He won't stop allowing immigrants from around the world illegally to come into New York City and spend all the taxpayers money on, on, on you guys on the people who still have businesses and homes there. What makes you. What. You seem very welcoming to mom, dummy. For me, I mean, I know you don't like them, but I would if I were. You know, I'm married to a Jew. My wife's Jewish. She's deathly afraid of. This is the beginning of a snowball that could encompass bigger cities in more of the country where we end up looking like, you know, Londanistan or parts of Germany where you can't even recognize what it used to look like.
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Alan Dershowitz
Like Germany. And it won't be like England, but yes, it will be like London and it will be like Amsterdam. Amsterdam just yesterday canceled a Hanukkah concert because one of the people participating in it was a Chazan, a cantor who had sung for the idf. We're seeing that all over Europe. We're seeing that all over the world. We won't see it in America because American Christians, American Christian Zionists, Protestants and Catholics are very supportive of Israel and are not bigoted. The bigots are in blue cities like New York. Radical, radical leftists are the biggest bigots. And now we're seeing a little bit from the extreme hard right. And I have to tell you, the right generally has done a better job in marginalizing the biggest. There's always been neo Nazis on the right and there's always been communists on the left, but the Republicans have done a much better job in distancing themselves.
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Eric Bolling
Now we're at the just. It just feels the conservatives are doing.
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Alan Dershowitz
A better job in distancing themselves from anti Semitic rhetoric than the Democrats.
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Eric Bolling
I don't know, Alan. It feels like we let down our guard. We let down the guard that we let him in and it's just. It's very scary. I got, I got to jump. My friend. Always good having you, Professor Alan Dershowitz. Really appreciate. We get you again real soon. Thank you for your time. All right, folks, the tax extension deadline may have passed, but for millions of Americans, the real trouble is just beginning. If you miss that October 15th deadline or, oh, back taxes. The IRS is ramping up enforcement. Every day you wait only makes things worse. And here's the harsh reality. The IRS, get this, can charge you a penalty of 5% per month, up to 25% of your total tax bill just for not filing. That's in addition to what you already owe. The good news, though, there's still time for Tax Network USA to help self employed or a business owner. Even if your books are cooked a mess, they've got you covered. Tax Network USA specializes in resolving financial chaos and getting you back on track fast. With tools like property seizures, bank levies, and wage garnishments, the IRS is applying pressure at levels we haven't seen in years, if not decades. It's not too late to regain control. Your consultation, 100% free and one short phone call. A few few simple questions. The experts at Tax Network USA can determine how much they can save you. Call 1-800-905-8000 or visit tnusa.com rav Let Tax Network USA help before the IRS makes the next move on you. And wearing the shirt. There's a reason for this. I want to thank you. Here's the new episode that just dropped a couple hours ago, but Bo Dietle, New York City cop, bad guy, tough guy, ends up busting up the mobs. Busting up the gangs. He gets tapped by Scorsese dealing movies like Goodfellows and Wolf of Wall Street. How did that happen? Listen, just a snippet of Beau. It's wild. Watch. I don't like brats. Okay, Eric, if we're gonna be.
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John Solomon
If you're gonna be in my crew.
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Alan Dershowitz
And we're gonna rob banks, I get.
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Eric Bolling
Caught, you gotta take care of my family. I'm not gonna rat you out. Correct. I got you. Okay, so. So now you do Goodfellas. Wolf, tell us about Wolf of Wall Street. There's also Bo, you've been in Goodfellas and Wolf of Wall street, literally two of the most popular movies ever to hit the screen.
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Alan Dershowitz
Irishman.
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Eric Bolling
I had my two co stars.
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Alan Dershowitz
I played a boss of De Niro and Petit De Niro is a scumbag, but Pacino's a good guy.
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Eric Bolling
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Zoran Mamdani
Hit.
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Eric Bolling
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Eric Bolling
Always good. Always good to have our next guest on. He's the CEO and editor in chief of Just THE News. No noise. Let's welcome back John Solomon. John disgraced James Comey. As the news just pointed out, Comey was playing the victim card until new evidence was released by the FBI detailing how he wanted to please one Hillary Rodham Clinton. What do you know?
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John Solomon
Well, listen, if you're going to play the victim card, make sure your own emails and text messages don't incriminate you. That's probably a good defense lawyer strategy. So he wanted to pretend he was a victim of malicious political prosecution. Ironic for a guy who opened up if you fake case on Donald Trump. But what the case centers on is did he, as he denied to Congress, authorize anybody to leak to the news media about Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton's big cases back in the 2016 election? He said he did not. He said it in 17 and reaffirmed that in 2020. Well, his own emails show he was talking to Dan Richmond, the man who was leaking to and working with the New York Times and providing them information. And Richmond's telling him what he's done. And in his own emails, James Comey saying, good job. Oh, by the way, make that guy smarter. In other words, share more information with him on background. His emails directly show that he was authorizing, approving, sanctioning, chairing on the anonymous work that was going on between his top lieutenant at the FBI and the New York Times. It proves the government's case. But here's an even more audacious part of it. These conversations, which were about an investigation into Hillary Clinton for wrongly using private email to conduct government business, were conducted on. You got it. James Comey's private email, even though they were FBI business. So he's using the very email system he was telling Hillary Clinton, you're a bad girl. You shouldn't do that. You can't make this stuff up.
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Eric Bolling
Can I just jump in? Is that why I remember this? I remember it was tight. It was a tight race and Hillary was honestly leading into the election. She was leading Trump in 2016. And then this came out, that she was using a private server, probably illegally classified documents. And Comey came to the, to the, the podium or the, the microphone, and all of a sudden the, it shifted to Trump.
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Alan Dershowitz
Right.
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Eric Bolling
And then everyone's like, wow, Comey was being fair. And then he switched back as well. We're not, it's not as bad as we thought it was. So we're going to, you know, not prosecute Hillary Clinton, and it started to move back in her direction. And is this because he realized that he was on the hook for doing exactly what he was outing her for doing?
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Brian Glenn
Yeah.
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John Solomon
And let's remember one other part. He then drops news that he's reopened Hillary Clinton's investigation a week or 10 days before the campaign. So he kept swinging back and forth, but in these private emails, I don't know what his motive was and why he did the things he did. He's a complicated guy to figure out, and sometimes what he says doesn't seem to match the facts. But let's tell you what his own emails said about his frame of mind when he was in this period exonerating Hillary Clinton and opening up what's turned out to be a fake investigation on Donald Trump, on Russia collusion. His own emails with Dan Richmond say he fully expected that he was going to be working soon for President elect Hillary Clinton. In other words, he was betting that Hillary Clinton was going to win the election. That's his own words, not mine. And then he said, she will be grateful for the way I handled her case. So he was hoping that Hillary Clinton would be pleased with him because she was about to be the president and, oh, I might be working for her soon. Maybe I should keep my job in the Clinton administration. That stuff we didn't know that is big stuff. It starts to lay potential motive or mindset for the falsehoods that he's accused of giving, for the way he handled Trump and Clinton very differently, why he continued to pursue Trump after the election when his own people were telling him, no case here. The Steele dossier is bogus. Remember, James Comey signs the FISA warrants allowing the spying to go on based on a false Steele dossier. So we have some mindset now. We have some proof why the government and a grand jury believe he gave false information and obstructed Congress in his testimony. Let me give you one last place of where this may go. In the documents, you also see another potential conflict with James Comey's testimony. He said, I Didn't know anything about Hillary Clinton intelligence being intercepted that she had approved a plan to hang a fake Russian shingle on Donald Trump's campaign house. I think I would have remembered it. I don't remember that. I don't think that happened. His own notes show he was briefed on it. He wrote it down. Hillary trying to do something to Donald Trump. So that is in question. Does a superseding indictment come from that? I don't know. The first time they presented this to the grand jury, before the first indictment, the grand jury waved on it. But now we're starting to learn more. The second part that you learned in the documents that we wrote about this week is that these documents were sitting in burn bags and in a locker room away from.
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Eric Bolling
Please, please expand on this and I only have about a minute or so, please. This is a big burn bags in secret storage rooms at the FBI headquarters. Please. It's wild.
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John Solomon
And most importantly, these documents were clearly responsive to prior subpoenas. According to the government, they were not produced to prior investigations. In other words, there was a cover up. And if they were in a burn bag, that meant they were destined to be burned. And this cover up, according to the government, occurs in the four or five days before Donald Trump resumes in office in January of this year. There is an ongoing criminal investigation into whether there was a cover up to hide this evidence. If that cover up leads to people who were in contact with either Chris Wray, the current FBI director at the time, or the former director, James Comey, we're starting to look at something a lot more serious now. Those dots aren't connected, but there are hints of it in these documents.
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Eric Bolling
Man, I hope so, John. And we do this all the time. We talk about all these things that we uncover and you know, all these conspiracy theories are turning out to be neither conspiracy nor theory, in effect happening. Burn back in the FBI secret storage rooms for documents that they were subpoenaed to turn over but somehow couldn't or didn't and they've been hidden. It sounds like me. Obstruction of justice, slam dunk case. Get someone's name on it and let's put someone behind bars, for God's sake. Per walk them, please.
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John Solomon
That's what the American people are demanding. That's what they're demanding.
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Eric Bolling
Right? Right. Solomon, always great reporting. Really good having you on my.
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John Solomon
Good to be with you, buddy.
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Eric Bolling
All right, thanks.
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John Solomon
Love your show.
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Eric Bolling
We'll be back. Two and a half minutes.
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Eric Bolling
The McCullough foundation released a landmark study that shows that vaccination is the leading risk factor for autism. Here to give us more insight is the CEO of the wellness company, Peter Gillooly. Thank you for breaking this news. This is interesting. Talk to us about this finding what it means for the medical community and for all of us who've, I don't know, been vaccinated times that we maybe didn't really want to be vaccinated.
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Alan Dershowitz
Tell us.
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Zoran Mamdani
Amen. This is a landmark study by the McCullough foundation analyzed over 79 different studies surrounding the link between vaccinations and autism and other possible factors, things like genetic presupposition, environmental toxins. But the feedback was clear. The link between vaccines and autism is now undeniable. Children currently receive about 32 doses of vaccines by age 2. If you think about it, Eric, I don't know about you, but I don't really see many babies that are newborn and showing signs of autism. It really starts to emerge in those first two years and it corresponds directly when those babies start receiving vaccines. Similarly, if you look at the data over time, say, the past 70 years, the rise of autism and the rise of childhood vaccines have been in lockstep. There is clear causality here. It's not the Tylenol that we were told on TV a couple weeks back, it's vaccines.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah. Why is the medical community has been so silent on the rising autism rates that we've experienced over the last couple three decades?
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Zoran Mamdani
Follow the money, Eric. There is way too much at stake with the vaccine schedule. It's a cash cow for big pharmaceutical manufacturers, whereas, you know, solving autism really isn't right. So it's no wonder that they continue to push Vaccine and moreover mandate vaccines like we see in some states now, specifically blue states under Trump administration enforcing their own mandates for vaccines above and beyond what is federally imposed.
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Eric Bolling
What is the wellness company? What are you guys doing to get involved in this? And maybe even reversing some of the rise of autism rates.
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Zoran Mamdani
It's a very complicated subject and in order to solve this problem, we're essentially having to undo some of the damage for vaccines. And there's some ways that we can do that. But we're actually looking right now to partner with a few clinical research organizations to actually develop specific protocols in order to help children with these neurological conditions.
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Eric Bolling
Ivermectin, what an important drug it was. So, so the left, the progressives, the Biden administration just said, you know, call this we're anti science. If we belong believed anything other than get their stupid vaccinations. Tell us how important Ivermectin is emerging as an alternative to some of these things.
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Zoran Mamdani
Yeah, Ivermectin continues to win the day across many categories. And I truly hope that with the recent election results on Tuesday that we don't see a comeback of ivermectin bans just as it's becoming accessible again. But recently we've been seeing Ivermectin also be used widely for arthritis and that should not come as a surprise. It's an extremely powerful anti inflammatory. That's one of the reasons why it's so effective with COVID And people with rheumatoid arthritis have been able to take both topical and oral ivermectin and have had great results.
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Eric Bolling
What do you think of flu shots? You go to CVS and there's a line of people waiting to get the flu shot. Is it, is it effective, is it useful or is it potentially harmful?
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Zoran Mamdani
I think it's complete hogwash. We have seen the CDC's own data can only say that the flu shot is moderately effective. They're trying to guess at that dominant flu strain in the summer and produce a vaccine for the fall. They're wrong, usually over 50% of the time. But what's worse is that they're actually showing that perhaps the flu shot is actually compromising immune systems. And when you see the mortality data from people who contract influenza, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, the vaccinated usually are worse off. Right. So I'm not getting a flu shot.
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Eric Bolling
I'm not either. I've never had the only reason I took one of those stupid Covid shots because I had those working in New York and literally would not let me fly into New York without. I only took one, I faked the other one or whatever. I was supposed to take hydroxychloroquine very quickly, about half a minute. Hydroxychloroquine useful or not? Yeah.
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Zoran Mamdani
Hydroxychloroquine is an antiviral viral. I think that it especially in flu season here it has a wide variety of uses and you know, it's one of those kind of go to medications that we recommend people have at home because when you get sick, the best time to treat that illness is within the first 24 hours. It's not waiting days or shuffling into urgent care that has illegals stacked out the door waiting to see a doctor you want to be able to treat at home immediately when you experience symptoms. And hydroxychloroquine for that reason is in our medical emergency kits.
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Eric Bolling
Perfect. Peter Gillooly, CEO of the Wellness Company. We see your doctors on this network all the time. They're great. Love the kits and also the guidebooks. Very important, the guidebooks. Really great having you on. Thank you for your time.
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Zoran Mamdani
Thanks, Eric.
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Eric Bolling
All right, folks, next, yes. Our owned rav chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn, who was in the Oval Office earlier today where President Trump hosted Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, couple of big pharma companies, to announce that Zepbound and WeGovy cost will go down from over $1,000 a month to approximately 300amonth. Brian, you were there first. Can we just talk about this for a second? There was a, there was someone who was there who collapsed during this. Were you there for that and do we know the details?
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Brian Glenn
I was just as one of the head of the pharmaceutical companies, we're going to say a few remarks. That individual that was standing behind the president became faint, weak and well with the help of others around him, Dr. Oz stepped over. They were able to kind of bring him safely to the ground. It has been reported that he is okay, probably maybe just some dehydration, but nothing serious like that. But that did disrupt that particular Oval office for about 45 minutes. But then we end we entered the Oval Office after that president said a few words in regards to his condition. But really, Eric, big news. I mean if you're someone who is a candidate for Ozipic or any one of these, what Trump likes to say, a fat drug, they are now going to be greatly reduced due to President Trump and his Trump Rx website. That is going to reduce the price of a lot of these drugs. And and the Thing that's really interesting about this, Eric, is it's, it's meant to target low income, low income people that may have a higher risk of being obese. And of course this will help them become healthier, productive.
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Eric Bolling
This is why you just taught me something. You literally just taught me something. Trump RX website. I just literally typed it in while you're finishing that comment. And there's a Trump RX website now. What, what can, is this live or people can people can find medications on Trump Rx? Is that.
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Brian Glenn
Yeah, I think from what I understand, I think the website is going to be completely live towards the end of this year with some of these medications going on next year.
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Eric Bolling
Let me, let me jump in here. You're 100, right? January, it says coming soon January 2026. So the very beginning of next year. That's. Wow, that's, that's great. You can go find this. But those epic, These weight loss GLP1 drugs are, are lifesavers for so many people. And this is great news for some people who couldn't afford them earlier. Now they'll maybe be able to afford. Will insurance cover them now?
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Brian Glenn
Yeah, well, it's going to take the price for that's typically around twelve hundred dollars down to about 350amonth. So it is be going to, to drastically reduce those prices and even, even more savings towards the end of next year as they kind of make a little bit more aggressive deals on that. But this is big news and this is not the first time that President Trump has lowered the cost of these prescription drugs that millions of Americans use. But in fact, they said today about 4 million Americans are on these, these types of medications. And so this will greatly reduce their overall bill. But plus, you know, the overall goal of all this, Eric, is just to make America healthy again. It does start with weight loss.
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Eric Bolling
Interesting. The other topic that's basically everywhere, the Supreme Court was hearing the Solicitor General, the Trump administration Solicitor General's arguments in favor of the tariffs. There was some, I think Gorsuch and Coney Barrett were both and even John Roberts were, all three of them were a little skeptical.
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Brian Glenn
Go.
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Eric Bolling
What are your, what are your thoughts? What are you hearing from there?
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Brian Glenn
Yeah, what I'm hearing is we could get a decision on this as early as December next month or it could be punted up until June of next year. I know that President Trump would like to kind of have a finale on this sooner than later, but it could come next month. And from just some of the talk amongst media row and just some of the people have really been following this. It is kind of a 50, 50 chance from what they see in regards now, President Trump did talk about it in the Oval Office, obviously said this is, this is a huge deal. This is a big issue for national security. Obviously it brings in billions in revenue on these tariffs. It's something we need to offset the deficit of $38 trillion. So there's a financial benefit. There's also these tariffs were used to end foreign wars and so he's also used it to regain peace. But we could hear a final word on this, Eric, as soon as next.
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Eric Bolling
Month and very quickly, about a minute or so. Mr. Glenn, the price situation around surrounding the controversy surrounding Thanksgiving prices. What do you know? What do you hear? What do you think?
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Brian Glenn
Yeah, it's interesting. Well, according to Walmart, the cost of the same Thanksgiving dinner that under the Biden administration is about 25% less under the Trump administration. So president and Trump saved you some money across the board when you go shopping to have Thanksgiving with grandma. And guess what, when you fill up that car with gas, national average around just under $3 some states 256 to 26 there in Georgia. So it's going to cost you less to fill up that car. But overall inflation is down, food prices are down and President Trump letting the world know that this Thanksgiving there's more to be thankful for than he's in the Oval Office. It's not going to cost you the less to feed everyone at your table even if they don't agree with you. Eric, invite them over the house and.
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Eric Bolling
Thanksgiving and I'll invite you over to my house for Thanksgiving because I don't agree with you in this one because I'm not sure I'm seeing the prices come down the way everyone says they're coming down. You know, I'll shake my head a little bit. Gas. Yes, absolutely. Follow the gas price, the crude oil price. We're coming down and we're going down even more with the prices that are traded today. You'll see another lower price on gas pumps probably for another 30 days, which will help everything else. But right now I just having a hard time finding anything cheap in the grocery store. But that's me. Mr. B. I love having you on, my friend. All the best to you and everyone. And by the way, MTG did a phenomenal job on the View the other day. Thank you.
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Brian Glenn
I agree. Thank you. I'll tell her.
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Eric Bolling
All right. All right, B. Thank you, Brian, Glenn, everyone. All right, we'll be back. Two and a half minutes.
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Eric Bolling
Well, that didn't take very long. Zoran Mamdani is now a high profile Democrat who clearly got his marching orders from his party's powers that be. They're wanting to make the most of their new Marxist poster child's newfound popularity. So now he's pushing their propaganda while he makes his post victory media rounds. You said that President Trump was watching you last night. It appears that he was watching you.
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Brian Glenn
And it also appears that he and other Republicans are trying to make you.
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Eric Bolling
The poster boy of the Democratic Party.
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Brian Glenn
Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, calls you a true extremist and a Marxist.
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Eric Bolling
And he says now every House Democrat in Congress, incumbent and candidate will co.
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Brian Glenn
Own Mangani's disastrous record in the 2026 midterms.
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Eric Bolling
How do you respond to that?
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Zoran Mamdani
Well, I'm looking forward to showing the power of an example here in New York City. An example of what it means to not just diagnose the despair in working people's lives as the cost of living crisis, but to deliver on it. And that's the contrast between myself and President Trump. He's someone who ran an entire presidential campaign on the promise of cheaper groceries and is now, as the President, making it harder for American to afford those groceries by cutting SNAP benefits.
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Eric Bolling
Marxist, socialist, whatever. Good luck New York. You open the door, open the can of worms. The fafo you're about to fo find out. And mom dummy is already making threats to ICE agents. The Mayor elect has made it very clear on several occasions that illegal migrants are going to be very, very welcome in the Big Apple, the big Rotten Apple, and that the needs of those illegals supersedes the needs of its own citizens, just like the rest of his party. Watch.
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Zoran Mamdani
My message to ICE agents and to everyone across this city is that everyone will be held to the same standard of the law. If you violate the law, you must be held accountable. And there is sadly, a sense that is growing across this country that certain people are allowed to violate that law, whether they be the president or whether they be the agents themselves. And what New Yorkers are looking for is an era of consistency, an era of clarity, an era of conviction. And that is what we will deliver to them.
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Eric Bolling
There are not enough makers for all the takers you're bringing into that godforsaken city. Unbelievable. And let's not even get into the Sharia law part of this. Will he creep into Sharia law? I don't know. Dershowitz says no. I say probably. Far left of the Democrat party is already taking it over. They become louder and more confident and they've made it very clear to their party that their char in charge. They're in charge and they've just got started. Just watch how Bernie Sanders, who appeared for a Chuck Schumer press briefing, takes it over as they wait for Chucky to arrive. Am I invited to the podium? I mean, yeah, that's a good sign. I agree with it. What are your takeaways from last week? My takeaways is there are many reasons why people win an election or lose election. What happens in Virginia or New Jersey and New York City, they're different. But I think there was a common theme last night and that as people all over this country are rejecting Trumpism, they understand that it is a horrific situation. You moron. Bernie Sanders, you moron. So vote in someone just because he's not Donald Trump. Would you vote in Hitler? Would you, Bernie Sanders? Would you? Because he's not Trump or Hitler. Look alike, act alike, policy alike. Would you, you nut job. What's wrong with you people? Good luck. Let them in. They're going to take over. You'll see. When Chuck Schumer finally appeared at his own briefing, he did exactly what he said he would do to take a victory lap and position the wins in New York, New Jersey, Virginia and California as a message to the president. Again, it's all about Trump. Not about your constituents, just about Trump. Except there's one little glitch in that propaganda. These are blue states that were never expected to turn red in the first place. As loudly and clearly as could possibly be done from one end of the country to the other. The American people said enough is enough.
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Brian Glenn
The American people said enough with Republicans.
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Eric Bolling
Relentless attacks on health care.
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Brian Glenn
And they also said enough with the.
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Eric Bolling
Cruelty, the corruption, the chaos that define MAGA radicalism. When they see that Trump doesn't want.
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Brian Glenn
To help them with health care or.
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Eric Bolling
Paying for food for needy people. But sending $20 billion to Argentina and.
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Brian Glenn
Saying his most important thing he can.
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Eric Bolling
Do is tear down the wall in the White House, this is what they. The Democrat Party was in such a slide. The brand was destroyed. It was garbage. No one wanted to be a Democrat. So they pick up this leftist, radical, leftist, Marxist, socialist wave. Don't call it a blue wave, call it a communist wave in the country. And this is what they're going to ride on. This is what they want. Democrat Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan just about as brash and disrespectful as the rest of her party. Get this. Interrupting Speaker Johnson's his press conference. No one interrupted Chucky Schumer, but she interrupted Speaker Johnson's press conference, shouting over him. This party has become a bunch of classless clowns for Mr. Jeffries or Mr. Schumer.
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Eric Bolling
You should respect free speech.
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Eric Bolling
Together and solve this problem together. Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Okay, Chrissy, Karen, whatever. Pocahontas Warren is selling Americans a bill of goods, like all of America's socialist politicians do to get elected and keep power. Free stuff. More stuff. More free stuff. More affordable stuff, thanks to our taxpayer money. So here's the lesson from the elections last night. People are shouting from the rooftops that what matters is the economy.
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iHeart Radio Announcer
It's about affordability.
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Brian Glenn
Voters want Democrats to fight for lower.
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Eric Bolling
Costs and to make their lives better. First off, can I get a woohoo for Soran Mamdani, the next mayor of New York City?
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iHeart Radio Announcer
Now look, the pundits may want to.
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Eric Bolling
Dismiss this win as New York being New York, but here's the reality. The bold progressive candidate who campaigned on a real affordability agenda won. So don't tell me that Democrats have to suck up to billionaires in order to win elections. Yeah, Woohoo from dominant. You know, give it away. Just give it away. Democrats just give everything away. Why don't you make everything free. Free housing, free food, free health care, Free everything. Do it. The problem, Margaret Thatcher, the problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other people's money. And that's exactly already bankrupt. That city's already bank bankrupt. What are they doing? There will be no makers. Tons more takers. City's going to be a. A worse hellhole than it already is. Get this, a New York City Muslim influencer saying the quiet part out loud, proving that what we've been saying here for months and all day today is true. There are higher, bigger plans and aspirations and intentions and putting people like Zoram Mamdani in positions of power. A lot more of them. All right, y', all, the Islamic Caliphate.
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iHeart Radio Announcer
In New York starts now.
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Eric Bolling
That means we are all converting to Islam. I've already got one friend converted tonight.
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iHeart Radio Announcer
So the lines to begin conversion will begin tomorrow morning, bright and early, 8am There will be mosques being built on every single block. But in the meantime, start outside my door. I am happy to help you convert, happy to be there on your journey. If you'd rather do it with somebody else, totally understand. You have to be safe, you have to be comfortable. But I'm so glad to have you, my brothers, my sisters, my siblings on this journey.
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Eric Bolling
Allow me to. She said caliphate. You heard the first word of our mouth was caliphate. And here's the definition of caliphate refers to Islamic State, not Muslim Islamic state or government where political and religious leaderships are combined. You think they're not going to do it? Dershowitz is wrong. They're going to do it. They're going to do it. All right, folks, I'm wearing the shirt. Big, big episode today. We dropped Bo Dietle, who is a New York City cop detective, goes on to become an actor alongside Leo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino. Martin Scorsese casts him in Irishman. He is unbelievable. The stories he tells. Here's just a little bite of that.
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Alan Dershowitz
Bus come in earlier.
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Eric Bolling
I took a double barrel shotgun.
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Alan Dershowitz
I put it in his mouth. And so you're gonna meet your master.
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Eric Bolling
He gave up the second guy. We ran out.
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Alan Dershowitz
We got the second guy.
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Eric Bolling
We were up for days.
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Alan Dershowitz
The second guy tells me to do.
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Eric Bolling
Something with my mother. And he didn't know my mother.
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Alan Dershowitz
And I was tired.
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Eric Bolling
I was up for three days.
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Alan Dershowitz
He says that I gave him a right hook.
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Eric Bolling
Statue of limitations on me. Yeah, I did punch him right in the jaw. Broke his jaw. He told me to do something to my mother. And he didn't know my mother. So I Mean, I was a real street cop out there. But the double bell, shotgun in his mouth. He didn't even know my mother. Bo's incredible. You got to hear the stories about DiCaprio and, and just, just wild. Do me a favor. Open your phone up, put, put your camera right at that QR code point. It hit the little yellow line that goes across. That's an automatic subscription. If you don't want to do that, please, please subscribe YouTube.comericbo@ericboling the edge YouTube.com Ericmo the Edge I need your subscription. I. I appreciate your viewership, your support. That subscription matters a lot. You'll never be charged a penny. Just want you part of this growing top 1/10 of 1% of all YouTube shows. Growing that fast. We're back 2 1/2 minutes.
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Eric Bolling
All right, favorite time of the show. Voicemail's yours. Keep them coming. 888-601-0032. Let me know, let me hear it. Just have some fun. Tell us what you like, what you don't like. Benny on the Voice of God. What do you got? We have a viewers thoughts on teachers and teachers unions.
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Caller
Yeah, Eric, God bless all you guys. Do the fighting and all the fronts that you're fighting on, but if you don't hurry up and bust the schools, get the teachers unions the hell out of those schools, you're gonna lose this war. Five, six, eight years down the road, they're indoctrinating your children, our children, my grandchildren. And if you continue to let the teachers union run the show, we're gonna lose the whole kitten caboodle. You better tell Trump to bust those teachers unions. I Got two teachers. They don't need no damn unions to teach our kid. And yes, they're good conservative teachers.
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Eric Bolling
You're so right. I give anecdotal story a couple nights ago last week I was in. In Universal Studios, Halloween Horror nights. And it was late night and there's tens of thousands of young people there. I'm standing there alone, I'm looking around and I felt like I was in another country. I could not. They're unrecognizable. What's going on? Our young people are so indoctrinated already. And it's happening. It's happening in high schools and colleges around the country. You. You see these teachers who are pushing now progressivism. They're pushing Marxism socialism now, Mom. Dummy. Winning New York. It's going to get worse and worse. You are so right. That is where it must stop. How do you do it? I don't know. We can. We could talk about it, I guess. I just don't know how you stop that. It is so entrenched with progressive liberal teachers. Scary, scary folks. What else you got, Benny?
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Alan Dershowitz
We have a viewer who wants Pam Bondi to go.
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Caller
Eric Boland, this Charleston, Georgia man. I tell you, it's been just about a year now. Pam Bundy ain't no pertwalk. Pam Bundy need to go. John Solomon pretty much said it today on Steve Bannon. Pam Bundy needs to go. Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
You know, listen, I agree. I think we need perp walks. They just need to. They need to start slamming the door. Just give us one or two investigations. Great, fine. Close some of them, finish some. Put some of them behind bars. You know, they did a lot of stuff Solomon's just on. Earlier we found out that Comey. The FBI had burn bags hidden in secret storage areas when they were being subpoenaed. Those, those, those actual documents. The FBI was being subpoenaed and they hid him in burn bags in storage areas. Someone's got to go to jail or they'll keep doing it. It will get worse and worse.
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Alan Dershowitz
Ben, we have a viewer who says the movie Escape from New York is coming true.
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Caller
Hey, Eric, it's Rick from Kansas again. Maybe the movie Escape from New York is going to come true. And I just have one thing to add to it. In Germany, they built the wall to keep them in. And we had to take the wall to take them down. I mean, it just don't make sense. This crazy, this country. I don't know, we losing it too fast. Just had that thought. My mind runs all the Time. Have a good one. Keep it up.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, you're right. Now, we were talking about that all, you know, last couple of weeks now with Mandami moving up. Yeah. And I thought he may come out and win the elections. Extended olive branch to the other side, maybe Trump and work with people. No, he's worse. He's worse after the election than before, which is just a scary thought because it was pretty bad before. I think New York's cooked. I really think New York's cooked. You are right. Stay from New York, folks. Hey, makers, escape from New York. Let the takers figure it out for themselves.
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Alan Dershowitz
Benny, we have a viewer who says Congress is not working, but still getting paid.
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Caller
Hi, Eric, this is Linda from occupied Washington state. And I've got to say I'm mad as hell because why Congress not working, but they are getting paid. That is effed up. Thank you very much for your program. You do a great job. Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
Well, thank you. And sorry about your occupied state of Washington. Europe and the city, the District of Columbia. Washington is just as bad. Occupied wise. You're right. Look, I don't even know where to start with this. It's terrible what is happening. It's. I just feel like we're. We're sliding so fast into a progressive liberal country. Too fast. Too, too fast. We must, must shut the door on what's going on. These policies. One more. Benny, can we squeeze one more in?
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Alan Dershowitz
Yep. We got a quick one here. A viewer has some wise words from Umdani.
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Caller
Yeah. Hey, I just want to let you know, as far as the front runner for the Democrat of New York, Zucker, on my name for him is Zoran. Damn dummy. Because you got to be a damn dummy to vote for that guy.
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Eric Bolling
Love you show.
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Caller
Keep it up.
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Eric Bolling
So I'm damn dummy and I heard Spanberger who won the governorship in Virginia, people are calling her Spam Burger. Like Spam Burger. Cook up a burger. Spam. Yes. It's unbelievable. The only silver lining to any of this. New York was never going to go red. Virginia was never going to go red. California will be blue until vote blue, no matter who. And Minneapolis is too far gone. Even if that guy fatal didn't win Minneapolis mayorship, it's still. It's a gone place. We are left, we're right, we're blue or red. Hopefully the blue. The. The blue blue states eat themselves. Let the. Let the red thrive and survive. That's it for us. We will see you tomorrow. Have a great night. Abandoned war rooms coming up next. Don't forget. Leave those voices. We love hearing them. I know I don't get to all of them. I get to as many as I can. It just. It really means a lot to us. We put the show together. Ben, control room's doing great. Appreciate all. This is Jim.
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Zoran Mamdani
Hello.
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Eric Bolling
Jim started advertising with iHeartRadio way back in April, and now I have customers out the door. And this is Sarah.
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Brian Glenn
Hi.
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Eric Bolling
She started putting a portion of her marketing dollars in podcasting back in June.
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Zoran Mamdani
Business is booming.
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That's why I'm working on a Saturday. Want to be like Jim and Sarah? It's easy. All you have to do is own or manage a business and reach out to iHeart. Get started today at 844-844-IHeart or iheartadvertising. Com.
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