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Devin Nunes
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Sid Rosenberg
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Eric Bolling
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Leon Neyfak
People I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes or just asked why Benghazi?
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Eric Bolling
The truth became a web of lies.
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Leon Neyfak
From prologue projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Leon Neyfak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get.
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Eric Bolling
Your podcasts for the iceberg. I tell you what, it's. I wear this because I bet a lot. I bet a lot. It really is demoralizing, the things. You got to be 55% right on a. In essentially a coin toss which is almost impossible just to break even. And then when they're playing shenanigans behind, it's you got to do it for five. You need reparations. Got it. Gotta go, Steve. Love you, brother. All right, quickly folks. Pack show. If you're pack show. Dow great day. 480 up on the down. NASDAQ 260. Big, big move up. NASDAQ S P did very well. I'm going to be circulating oil. Gold down a bit. Oil down a bit as well. Crypto couldn't get out of its own way again. You have a 500 point move up in the Dow. You would at least think this is all based on inflation. Number came out this morning. Tame 3%. They're expecting higher market rallies. That should rally gold and bitcoin. Bitcoin really couldn't participate. Big rate decision on October 28th and 29th of next week on inflation, I think you're going to see lower interest rates. That's good for Trump, good for tariffs, good for everything. Next guest, former congressman, a Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, the CEO of Trump Media and Technology Group, and the chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board also, I will add, good friend of mine. Happy to have Devin Nunes back here in studio. Thank you for joining us.
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Devin Nunes
You know, this is actually my, I think this is my first time ever in studio with you. That first, because I used to go.
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Eric Bolling
On your like back in the, the Fox days or News, even Fox Days.
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Devin Nunes
Because when you first started on Fox, it was at the early days of FOX Business.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah.
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Devin Nunes
Oh, there, you remember, you had that show in the afternoon and that's when I would go on that show. It was always. Yeah, it was always. I was always via satellite.
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Eric Bolling
Right, right, right, right.
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Devin Nunes
So it, I love the studio.
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Eric Bolling
Thank you.
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Devin Nunes
I love everything you guys are doing here.
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Eric Bolling
America's Voice is legit. Man, this is a beautiful studio. We're killing it here. Can we talk a little? The shutdown and you know, being a former congressman, you see what the left is doing. They're trying to blame Trump. The reality is Trump doesn't want to spend a trillion dollars allowing illegals to get. What are your thoughts? This former.
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Devin Nunes
Well, it's a, it's just a whole stupid process that's occurring here that if there was a normal media in this country, the Democrats couldn't sustain this. So I was there back in, I think it was 2013 when we had the Ted Cruz led shutdown. And if you remember at that time, Senator Cruz's position was we're not going to open the government till we get rid of Obamacare. And there were many people said, wait a second, Obama's president, like you don't have the votes you need. 60 votes in the Senate. How is this ever going to work? You know, Senator Cruz got excruciated, you know, just crucified by the, by the press, by the fake news. You know, many of us and myself at the time said, look, you know, this is not, you know, they're going to make it really painful. Obama's going to make it really painful for many of us if the government is shut down. You know, ultimately I think that lasted about two weeks, you know. Well, we're already past that here. And this is going on and on. The Republicans passed a clean, what's called a continuing resolution, Eric. But more than that, this is a clean continuing resolution based on Biden or Obama's third term budget.
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Eric Bolling
I love that. That's awesome. Yeah.
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Devin Nunes
I mean, it's there, it's there. So why would they not just pass a clean one? It makes no sense.
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Eric Bolling
Let me ask you. And just the folks know that my issue with all of these has been, look at tail end of Trump 45, he had to put $1 trillion into the economy to keep, keep us pumping.
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Sid Rosenberg
It was.
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Eric Bolling
Covid was literally shutting the world down. And he did. And it was, it's a temporary Covid spend. But then Biden comes in and doesn't look, consider that temporary. He makes that the new base. So $4 trillion becomes five and a half trillion dollars new base. Biden jacks up another trillion dollars in infrastructure supposedly one time. And helping people through the tail ends of COVID temporary spending, which I kind of get, don't love it. But then this temporary spending always continues to create a new base. And now here, what we had 7 trillion, 7.5 trillion.
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Devin Nunes
So you're going to laugh about this. I'm probably one of the only Republicans that I actually preferred crs. I used to argue let's just. Because at least the CRS actually freeze spending to last year's number. Okay. And because what you're saying is, well, can't you cut? Well, my whole career, my whole life, your whole lifetime, they've never been able to cut. They've never cut. So I remember one year we went two years with like a continuing resolution, but they protected.
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Eric Bolling
This is temporary. There's nothing temporary.
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Devin Nunes
There's nothing temporary. That's right. So. So look, it would be nice if the, the challenge that you have, and I know people get frustrated with this, and this was the same problem that Elon ran into, is you can't just cut or doze your way into balancing the budget. There's only one way, and it's difficult and that is line item. No, you have to take healthcare. Healthcare costs are skyrocketing, the system's totally inefficient and we're spending. I haven't looked at. It's been a while since I've been in, you know, it's been three years since I left Washington, three and a half now. I think it's about 20% of, of GDP in this country is going to health care. And yet health care, and it's the most in the, it's the most in the world, you know, per capita. And the health care is getting worse, is brutal. And the challenge is you got 50 states, 50 different. You got Medicaid, you got Medicare. And to get in there and fix the healthcare system is a massive lift. And you have the left who just want to do socialized medicine, which is what they did with it, which is why they're saying we're shutting the government down until we get a billion more dollars and Trillion. And at the. Trillion. Yeah.
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Eric Bolling
More dollars.
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Devin Nunes
Yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. And that's the, this has been, this is going to be the challenge. Ultimately, there's going to have to be the leadership to take on this healthcare crisis and deal with it. But right now, you know, you got President Trump who's doing more than any president in our lifetime because he's going seven days a week, he's dealing with Russia, Ukraine, the stuff in Israel, all of these things that he's doing. And yet you now have the Democrats who are shutting down the government because they want even more money put into healthcare. I mean, it's a tough place to be.
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Eric Bolling
Ultimately.
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Devin Nunes
It's going to have to be so the only other way, and you know this better than, than anybody, so you have two choices. You can either fix health care, which means you're going to have to, you know, drive, drive efficiencies to it, or you have to grow the economy. And you have to. And last time when we, when we did the Trump tax cuts in 2000, what was that? 17, 18, you know, the economy, the tax revenue actually went up.
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Leon Neyfak
Right?
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Eric Bolling
Grow the economy, you bring in more tax revenue for the overspending at times.
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Devin Nunes
At times we cut taxes, but the revenue went up.
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Eric Bolling
Dumb question. And I hate tariffs. It's just, I'm a free market guy. I hate the idea of government getting, messing with the free markets at all. But if there were going to be a great use of tariff money, maybe keep the government shut down and use the tariff collections, and be honest with you, it's about the same. Trump says he's got 200, $250 billion coming in in a few months. The whole federal payroll on the million half employees is about 6 or $650 billion. You can almost cover, you could certainly cover mandatory or the most important spending, military, Social Security, anything That's, that's the, at the top of the list, you could certainly cover with the tariff income. What about that idea?
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Devin Nunes
Well, look, they can put band aids together, but they're going to have to open the government back up. I mean, this is like, I, like I started out with, it's the fake news per usual. Covering for these guys, doing something that is, I mean, this is, this is utter chaos and stupidity. They, you know, now whether or not they, they can pass a new budget and do all the things they want to do, I don't know. But they should be passing a clean continuing resolution because, because anytime you do this, and this is where Trump can actually win on some of this, if they Continue to be idiots and keep the government closed down. The president is, it gets to a certain point, there's a lot of different rules and regulations, but he can start making permanent cuts. So he will make it ultimately painful for him what he's been trying to do, unlike Obama. Remember when Obama did, when we, when we had that shutdown 10, 12 years ago now that we talked about earlier? So I had some of the national parks were in my backyard in California, Yosemite National Park Square, Kings Canyon, the mall in Washington D.C. obama and the left, what they did is they made, you know, they hurt all of these small businesses that were around these national parks because they shut them all down. They just shut them all down. Said Republicans won't open it up. And these poor people that were largely small businesses, hunting, fishing, bait and tackle shops, that sort of thing, he screwed them. The president, President Trump is actually doing everything he can to pay the troops, keep the parks open, keep everything rolling. So hopefully they just come to their senses and they just, they just open the government back. Well, it's like that's, that, that's what should happen.
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Eric Bolling
And I'm on, on the other side saying keep, keep it shut. Noon is always great to have you. Truth Social CEO. He's killing it. This guy is. You're killing it with the streaming with Truth Social with Truth plus it's, it's awesome. We're all over it. I love.
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Devin Nunes
Yeah. Yeah. And Real American's voice has been great. So you guys have been so great.
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Eric Bolling
You've been great to the bowling show as well. Stay here for one second. I want to just tell the folks about one thing before we go with the Edge. We've been talking about the Edge quite a bit. We dropped a brand new show. There it is. This guy started, he broke his back as a college football player at Auburn, became a personal trainer. He owns eight gyms in Miami area right now. Just opening up in Nashville too. He talks about what it means to get back up and that's exactly what the Edge is about. Next full screen. Very quickly, folks, I am thanking you for your subscription. Hit it right there. Should show a camera to that QR code. You hit the yellow line or do this. Go to YouTube.com ericboling the edge. YouTube.com ericbolling the edge. We are crushing. We're in, we're, we're growing 100 times faster than any new YouTube show. 100 times faster because of you. I thank you for your subscription. I thank you, Devin, for be being in studio with us as many as 19 million Americans take fisher oil supplements every day, we're told that fish oil supplements are rich in omega 3 fatty acids. And those omega threes help with heart health and joint health. But these claims are now being challenged by medical studies. My next guest, Dr. Chad Walding, is an expert in the field of physical therapy, nutrition and nutraceuticals. Nutraceuticals, sorry. And is the co founder of Native Path, a health and wellness company focused on supplements backed by science. Welcome, Dr. Doc. Last time we spoke about krill oil being known for its powerful anti inflammatory properties. Please explain how reducing inflammation supports overall health and specifically cellular health.
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Dr. Chad Walding
Hey Eric, good to be back. Yeah. This is an important topic. You know, inflammation is really at the root issue of so many of what we chat, what we're challenged with health wise, you know, from autoimmune diseases to rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, cardiovascular disease, such as heart disease, metabolic diseases like type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, you know, gastrointestinal disorders like Crohn's disease, even neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.
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Sid Rosenberg
Right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
We tend to think of all these things as separate issues, but underneath them is inflammation. So this is really important because when we fix inflammation issues, we start fixing a lot of our health issues and we as a society are really inflamed.
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Leon Neyfak
Right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
We're inflamed because the way we eat, because of so much sugar, but because of so many toxic industrial fats. And one of the things that's really gotten us in trouble is when we're, when we are inflamed, when we're having these type of symptoms, we tend to go to nsaids and over the counter medications which have a long list of side effects that keep us in an inflamed state. So we need to keep in mind that omega 3s are extremely helpful for fixing inflammation because it can cool it off. And krill oil is really one of the best things that we can do for omega 3s.
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Eric Bolling
Interesting. And you know, some people are saying, well, fish oil, krill, they're both come from the sea. And I think last time we spoke about this really, really important distinc is that the krill doesn't take in a lot of toxins that you find floating around in our oceans and waters.
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Sid Rosenberg
Right, right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
You know, on native path, we value purity. And one of the things we looked at was where does fish oil come from? It comes from oceans which, there's mercury, there's microplastics, all kinds of pollutants in those waters.
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Sid Rosenberg
Right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
And krill is a, is a crustacean like shrimp. You know, it's from the, from the Antarctic that's pure, it's untouched by any of these pollutants and chemicals. And it's a much more bioavailable and effective form of omega 3. So we consider it a substantial, a superior source of omega 3s compared to fish oil.
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Eric Bolling
Great, great. Beyond inflammation, krill oil seems to offer a wide range of other benefits, brain and heart health to skin and joints, joints specifically, years of sports. I'm, I'm a mess. My joints are a mess. Am I to understand this? This could help.
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Dr. Chad Walding
Yeah, it helps a lot with joint pain. But you know, joint pain, anything with swelling and inflammation, that's, that's where you're going to find it.
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Leon Neyfak
Right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
And for me, one of the biggest threats in our, in our culture is heart health. You know, heart health is the number one cause of mortality in our modern world. What's interesting is the first recorded heart attack was in 1912. You know, now it affects over 30% of all mortalities.
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Leon Neyfak
Right.
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Dr. Chad Walding
Obesity has gone up, diabetes has gone up. But for me, like the heart health benefits of krill are really encouraging. Studies show that it can help lower triglycerides and LDL cholesterol. That's the bad kind. While boosting HDL cholesterol. That's the good kind of. And it's also been shown to improve blood flow. Really for well rounded heart health support.
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Eric Bolling
Terrific, terrific. Those, for those just hearing about the benefits. Crill oil. How can they order?
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Dr. Chad Walding
Well, we're going to extend a discount up to 66% to our audience today when they visit nativepathcrewoil.com It's a special offer for bundle deals at a fraction of the retail price.
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Eric Bolling
Wow, that's fantastic. Really great, great news, doctor. I'm definitely going to try it out as they do all the products that we talk about here on RAV on the bowling show. Appreciate your time. Dr. Chad Walding, native Path health and wellness guru. Let's call it that. Thank you, doc.
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Dr. Chad Walding
Awesome. Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
See you next time. All right, we will be right back. Two and a half minutes.
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Leon Neyfak
When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked why.
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Sid Rosenberg
Benghazi?
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Eric Bolling
The truth became a web of lies.
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Leon Neyfak
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
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Sid Rosenberg
Will we ever get the truth about the Benghazi massacre?
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Leon Neyfak
Bad faith, political warfare, and frankly, bullshit.
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Devin Nunes
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up. You put two and two together.
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Leon Neyfak
Was it an overblown distraction or a sinister conspiracy?
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Devin Nunes
Benghazi is a Rosetta Stone for everything that's been going on for the last 20 years.
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Leon Neyfak
I'm Leon Neyfak from Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, that's right, lock her up.
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Leon Neyfak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Eric Bolling
All right, let's bring in a friend of mine. Let's bring in our next guest, a staple on 77 WABC radio in New York City he's the host of Sid and Friends in the Morning and Sid Sports Sunday. I'm happy to have Sid Rosenberg on the bowling show. I think his first time. My long lost buddy from the old days in New York. Sid, good to see you my friend. You are in the center of the news. In fact, I called you as soon as I saw what went down with with Curtis Sliwa. And you tell us story both you both house wabc. You both work at wabc. And what happened? Was it yesterday? Day before yesterday?
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Sid Rosenberg
Tell us sleep a discussion. First of all, Eric, it's great to be on your show. I love you. And believe it or not, the last time I saw you was outside the arena in Milwaukee.
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Eric Bolling
Milwaukee, yeah, yeah.
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Sid Rosenberg
The night before Trump accepted the nomination. And you're still very handsome in the plate, by the way. But Curtis does not work at the station. Since he started running for mayor, you know, you can't do both. So he was off the air. He's been off the air for the last couple of months. I'm still there. I've got the number one show in New York and quite frankly, mornings around the country. And long story short, I have been supporting Curtis not through one, but through two different races. Eric, don't forget he ran for mayor four years ago. He beat Fernando Mateo to win the Republican nomination. He got blown out by Eric Adams in the general election. He decided to do it again. And every day of the week I would bring him on. He would bash Eric Adams, he would bash Andrew Cuomo. We had no idea this Mamdani creature existed. And then Mandani was born at the beating Cuomo in the primary and he bashed him too. But since he's been off the air, he has not had the opportunity to do that. And I promised him way back when, Eric, I said, listen, Curtis, I love you. You're my friend for 25 years. You've been on my show every day for six years bashing the competitors. But this election is less about you winning and more about Mamdani losing. What does that mean? That means I'll take Adams, I'll take Cuomo. I had no idea Mamdani existed, anybody but Mamdani. And I stayed true to my word with that on Sunday night when sitting with my boss and owner John Katz and Matitis on Fox News with your buddy Brian Kilmeade. And I said, look, it's taken a long time, but with Curtis still at 14, 15% and no realistic chance at a win, I got to move over to the guy in Second place, and that's Andrew Cuomo. I've never loved Andrew. I bashed his brains in for all his failures at governor. But he's got an 11 point lead over Curtis Levo. He's got a better chance of beating Mamdani. So I moved over to Cuomo, and that pissed off Curtis. He now wants to quit the station altogether. He's not necessarily as angry with me as some of the other hosts and the owner, John Katz, matitis. But he feels like the station stabbed him in the back. So we quit the station and was yelling and screaming about his chance to win. Right now, don't forget, Eric, he's a solid third place.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah. No, in polls show if Curtis drops out, Cuomo. If Cuomo drops out, Curtis has no chance. If Curtis drops out, Cuomo comes within, I believe, 4, 4 percentage points, which anything as we know anything can happen when push comes to shove. But here's my gut feeling, Sid. And I've lived in that city for 30 plus years in the city. That place is going to elect the socialists because that's what they want.
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Sid Rosenberg
No, you nailed it. That's what they want. And you know, the politicians in New York and the city and the state, as you know, Eric, again, being a New York guy, maybe the worst in the nation. I mean, look at Senator Chuck Schumer. They don't come much worse. Look at AOC right here from Queens. They don't come much worse. And Daniel Goldman and Brad Lander and the former Mayor Bill de Blasio and the current governor, Kathy Hochul. They're all despicable people. I mean, they're horrible people to quote off Brent Trump. And what do you all have in common? They're all Democrats. There's very few Republicans who serve in this city. The state, yes. Couple of Long Island. But in the city, basically no one. And I think they want to burn this thing down. I got to tell you, Eric, no one bites momdadi more than me. Not even the candidates. Nobody does. My radio show, my social media, I'm an animal. I refer to him as five words every day, Eric. Five, not just one. Trump calls him a communist, terrorist, jihadist, communist, Marxist, socialist. He gets all five of those words. This Mamdani. I fight him every day, and I'll fight him harder if he actually wins. But a lot of my friends in New York. You know what, Sid? He needs to win. Because as bad as it's been the last 12 years, de Blasio and Adams, since the golden era of Giuliani and Bloomberg, Maybe it's time New York really is on their knees, really hits rock bottom to find out how bad it is. So some are actually hoping for him to win. Just so New York hits rock bottom.
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Eric Bolling
You know, the reason why I bring this up, folks, if you don't know, Sid is a very close friend of President Trump as well. Trump loves Sid, as we all do. You know, Trump was asked about this, and he. He came up a little short than supporting Andrew Cuomo. He didn't want to seem like he didn't want to get too far involved. I personally think that Trump would maybe welcome Mamdani winning New York to show how bad it has to be. And as Trump points out, everything's got to go through the White House, especially if you're the mayor of the largest city in the country. So maybe it helps Trump a little bit to show the juxtaposition between a free guy, constitutional, free guy Trump, and a socialist, Marxist, communist, or as you point out, possibly terrorists as well, running the biggest city.
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Sid Rosenberg
It's a smart point you're making, Eric. It is. And we keep hearing that, you know, even Mamdani and Cuomo at times that Trump wants Mamdani to win. Because, you know, the truth is with the elections, the midterms coming up in 2026, that'll help out Trump and the Republicans, we've got such a slim lead in the Congress, obviously, the House and the Senate, that, you know, any help we can get would be big. And a momdani win, people seem to think would help Trump in the White House. Look, these are the facts, okay? President Trump loves New York. You know this, Eric, okay? He really loves it. And the truth is, his business is still here. I speak to his son Eric almost weekly, sometimes biweekly. The business is here. There's still a lot of buildings, despite all the Trump hate in New York City that have his name on those buildings. Trump towers just about every couple of blocks on the east side, as you know, Eric. So he doesn't really want this city being taken over by this terrorist socialist. He's got business interests and love for New York. I think part of the reason why Eric, he has not really dove into this is he doesn't really like any of these candidates. You know, there was a mutual respect with Andrew Cuomo's father, Fred Trump and Mario Cuomo liked each other. I guess Donald may have known Andrew a little bit as kids growing up in Queens, and he doesn't like them. Those guys fought like dogs back during the COVID days, you know, he doesn't like Curtis. He hates mom. Donnie and.
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Eric Bolling
I got, I got a heart out here. I got to, I got to jump here. I will join you. I don't know if it's you but casting Mercedes, maybe in asking Curtis, respectfully step aside my friend. You keep talking about Rudy Giuliani. One. No offense, Curtis Sealer. You're no Rudy Giuliani. I'm just going to leave it at that. Sid Rosenberg. Love you brother. Good to get you. We'll just get you back on a little bit more. Maybe after we find out the results of, of the, you know, the next couple of elections. Sid, really good to talk to you.
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Sid Rosenberg
Eric. Thank you so much. God bless you and God bless America.
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Eric Bolling
You too. You too. Said thank you. All right folks, back two and a half minutes.
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Leon Neyfak
When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked why Benghazi?
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Eric Bolling
The truth became a web of lies.
- [29:21]
Leon Neyfak
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
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Sid Rosenberg
Will we ever get the truth about the Benghazi massacre?
- [29:28]
Leon Neyfak
Bad faith, political warfare, and frankly, bullshit.
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Devin Nunes
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up. You put two and two together.
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Leon Neyfak
Was it an overblown distraction or a sinister conspiracy?
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Devin Nunes
Benghazi is a Rosetta Stone for everything that's been going on for the last 20 years.
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Leon Neyfak
I'm Leon Naifak from Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, that's right.
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Sid Rosenberg
Lock her up.
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Leon Neyfak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Eric Bolling
Hi folks. You know, arthritis is a problem that plagues many Americans, especially older Americans. Here to tell us how arthritis inflammation and the body's response is surprisingly similar is the chief of pediatric medicine at the wellness company, Dr. Alejandro Diaz. Doctor, really good to talk to you, my friend. Arthritis afflicts so, so many and inflammation, we know, causes so many diseases and problems within the body. Tell us how they're similar and what we can do about it.
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Leon Neyfak
Sure.
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
Thank you so, so much, Eric, for having me. Yes, arthritis, unfortunately it affects approximately 60 million Americans in the United States. And, and it's a tremendous disease, is a devastating disease. A lot of pain, a lot of inflammation limitation in the joints, pegs and aches. And we, we have seen a very good response with patients treated with ivermectin. Ivermectin is one of the best medications out there because, you know, not only won the Nobel prize in medicine in 2015, but it has various mechanisms of actions that can immune modulate for different diseases and also has great anti inflammatory effects.
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Eric Bolling
That's wonderful. So similarities in body Response, Arthritis and COVID 19. Because the reason why I bring this up is I remember a lot in Joe Rogan was said ivermectin helped him recover from COVID and the left went apoplectic. They said, no, you're, that's not science, it's junk science. Turns out here we are five years later and the pro Ivermectin crowd seems to be right, right.
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
100%. As you know, I'm a pediatric allergist, immunologist. I see a lot of patients on a daily basis, and I treat adults as well, and I see that it works tremendously. It's a fantastic medication, and it helps a lot of people. It gets rid of the inflammation, and we can also treat a lot of different diseases.
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Eric Bolling
Doc, how does the wellness company come in here? And I'm just so thrilled that you guys are doing. Not only can you secure it, I remember when Covid hit, we couldn't get anything. We could not get our hands on drugs. We couldn't get our hands on guidebooks. We can get our hands on ppe, personal protective equipment. But you guys are in front of the curve in God forbid there happens to be another pandemic, right?
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
Yes. The wellness company is doing an amazing job in putting not only amazing doctors in their group together and great scientists to put together an amazing group of medications and nutraceuticals and supplements and so on and so forth, including this spike detox and some other supplements. And it's helping a lot of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of Americans right now.
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Eric Bolling
And I'm. I know the answer to this, and I'm teeing you up here, Doc. Why has the establishment, the. The big pharma, the medical community, Big. Big pharma and big medicine, they push back on these so vehemently. Do you tell the folks why? I. I have a hunch it's because they can't make enough money on these drugs, but you tell me if I'm wrong.
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
Well, that's. That's exactly right, because they work and they very. They're. They're cheap medications, and that's why they're. They're hesitant to use it.
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Eric Bolling
So tell us, what do folks do? If they want to sign up, they need kits. They want your wonderful guidebooks as well. Where do they go? What do they do?
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
They can log into our website to the Wellness Company, and they can choose from one of our many, many products, including the emergency kits, Ivermectin, mendazole, the spike detox. And, you know, there's a lot of different products, amazing products that are helping hundreds of thousands of Americans on a daily basis.
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Eric Bolling
Beautiful, Wonderful. We love the Wellness company. Thank you, Dr. Alejandro Diaz. Appreciate your time, sir. Thank you. Have a great weekend.
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Dr. Alejandro Diaz
You, too. Thank you so much.
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Eric Bolling
All right, folks, can we just never, ever, ever, ever, ever have to hear again how the Democrats are the party of peace? I mean, really, all they know is violence. And just weeks after Charlie Kirk's assassination. They've only doubled down. Meet Jolanda Jones, current Texas House Representative. Texas House represent. Not Texas, U.S. house of Representatives in the state of Texas, but running for a House seat for the state of Texas. Jazzy Jasmine Crockett comes to mind. What she says is absolutely insane. But what's even crazier than that is Aaron Burnett lets her say it completely unchecked.
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Sid Rosenberg
Listen, I'm from the hood, okay? So when a bully comes, like if there are no rules, you literally have to figure it out. So Donald Trump has changed things, and people trying to do what's always been done is not going to work. And I think that's why Democrats are losing black people. That's why they're losing poor people, because poor people, all they want is for us to fight. So if you hit me in my face, I'm not going to punch you back in your face. I'm going to go across your neck because we can go back and forth fighting each other's faces. You've got to hit hard enough where they won't come back. And so, yeah, for the same way, I went to New York and spoke with Governor Kathy Hochul and said if they're going to try to wipe us out in Texas, we need to wipe out every Republican in New York, in California and Illinois, we got to hit them hard.
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Eric Bolling
We got to wipe them out. And Eric Burnett just sits there like, that's violence talk. That's violence talk. You want that? You want that to be in the, in the United States House of Representatives chamber. That woman sitting next to Jasmine Crockett with that hatred for everything that's Trump or on, on the right. I don't think we want that, folks. If Democrats are not busy inciting violence like her and Jazzy Jasmine Crockett. The race baiting. Only a few plays in their handbook that they have left. Here's Sunny host in from the View, just casually calling every white person who lives in her vicinity. Well, must be all be racist.
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Sid Rosenberg
As a mother of black children, I.
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Sid Rosenberg
The presumption of innocence and the presumption of youth.
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She's calling the police and saying they're trying to steal her car. And they're 11 years old.
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Sid Rosenberg
They don't know how to drive. And so for me, what was interesting was I have had to be in.
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The position where I have gone to.
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Sid Rosenberg
My local police department because I know.
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My son is going to be training for the Junior Olympics, running around the.
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Sid Rosenberg
Neighborhood in an all white neighborhood and.
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I have brought him to the police.
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Sid Rosenberg
And said, he belongs to me. This is my son. Do not harass him.
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Do not stop him. So she was doing what so many.
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Sid Rosenberg
Black mothers do and she was killed.
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For protecting her child.
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Eric Bolling
That's literally insane. That if the shoe were on the other foot, if this was a white, the viewer, all white people on there talking about your white kid not wanting to associate with black. I mean, the, the racism that, the card they would be playing it. She can spew literally racist diatribe like that and no one's going to call her out. Well, we will. We'll call her. Hey, Sonny, you're a racist. How's that? You're a racist. Come get me. Talk to me. You are. You can't say stuff like that. There's no you generalizing when you, when you use skin color and generalize. That is the pure definition of racism. And that's exactly what you did. Sonny Hoston. Part of me loves the meme that President Trump put out there, but part of me hates the fact that Democrat simp and wimp Harry Sisson, this guy's some influencer on the left, is getting more fame than he deserves. Remember that, that meme where Trump was the king and he's dropping poop on Harry Sisson. Well, ever since, every single day since he's been getting plenty of airtime, the snowflake has crocodile tears. Watch.
- [37:44]
Leon Neyfak
Maybe it's time to see if there is something that we can do to hold Donald Trump accountable for his AI video and for the things he has done to me and, of course, other Americans.
- [37:54]
Eric Bolling
So stay tuned.
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Leon Neyfak
If Donald Trump thinks that he can just post this crap and get away with it and that's the end of it, well, he and J.D. vance, his lap dog, have another thing coming. Stay tuned.
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Eric Bolling
Little wussy. You little soy boy wussy. Shut up. Hakeem Jeffries is having another meltdown over the president's White House renovations. As we pointed out in the show Wednesday, so many presidents have done renovations to the White House. Obama's basketball court comes to mind. But hypocrisy sits just fine with fake Obama. More likely, this is part of what.
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Devin Nunes
Donald Trump has been doing since day one of his presidency. Running the largest pay to play scheme in the history of the country and probably soliciting donations from people who've got busy business before the United States government. And all of this is going to have to be investigated. It will. All of this will have to be uncovered. It will. And these people are Going to be held accountable no matter how long it takes.
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Eric Bolling
No taxpayer money. None. These are all donations. Trump has it all paid for. Yeah. Did he demo Demos part of the White House? Yeah, but so is handfuls of other presidents. One bill, a pool. Another one filled the pool in, made it the press. The press pool. I wonder if that's why they call it that. Is there anything more unsettling than Zo Oran Mamdani's incessant smile? That smile. This guy eats at fancy restaurants around New York City, has multi day golden weddings and lives in a sprawling apartment which is rent controlled, by the way, while he calls for higher taxes and unlimited spending watches. Andrew Cuomo points out how inexperienced Mamdami is and he smiles right through it. Look at that smile. You have never had a job, you've never accomplished anything. There's no reason to believe you have any merit or qualification for eight and a half million lives. You don't know how to run a government, you don't know how to handle an emergency. And you've literally never proposed a bill on anything that you're now talking about in your campaign. You had the worst attendance record in the assembly and you gave yourselves the highest raise in the United States of America.
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Sid Rosenberg
You went from $110,000 to $140,000 and.
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Eric Bolling
Then you never showed up for work and you missed 80% of the votes. Shame on you. Shame on you. Oh, my goodness gracious. I don't really have an appetite for Andrew Cuomo, New York Governor, but for God's sake, Mamdami. Wow. Wow. That would be a disaster, folks. Alrighty. You know the edge, right? We've been talking about this. We're growing, get this. A hundred times faster than the average of all new YouTube shows. Well, take a look at this little sound bite. Do we have that little sound bite? Ben, Tell us with no days off is because I think this is fascinating because most facility gym owners would say take some days off because if everyone worked out every day, they'd be overpriced.
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Devin Nunes
I got a lot of for that like early on I got a lot of like people hating on the, the phrase. And you still see it out there that because no days off is often, often tied to the grind and hard work and never taking a day off. And actually no days off is never taking a day off on you. It's a commitment to becoming your best self every single day of giving.
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Eric Bolling
That guy's Manning Sumner. He has now he has eight gyms after he broke his back very quickly right there Take your phone if you don't mind. Put the camera on that little QR code. It'll be yellow line, hit press. It'll subscribe and I'll tell you why. It really, really means everything. You never get charged for anything. It's not about that, it's just about letting YouTube know. And by the way you're doing it, we're a hundred times faster than the average YouTube show. Or you can go to YouTube.com ericboling the edge YouTube.com ericbolling the edge sign up subscribe thank you for your viewership, thank you for your support, and thank you for your subscription. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes.
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- [44:00]
Leon Neyfak
When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi. Nine times out of ten, they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked why Benghazi?
- [44:13]
Eric Bolling
The truth became a web of lies.
- [44:15]
Leon Neyfak
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
- [44:19]
Sid Rosenberg
Will we ever get the truth about the Benghazi massacre?
- [44:22]
Leon Neyfak
Bad faith, political warfare and frankly, bullshit.
- [44:26]
Devin Nunes
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up. You put two and two together.
- [44:31]
Leon Neyfak
Was it an overblown distraction or a sinister conspiracy?
- [44:35]
Devin Nunes
Benghazi is a Rosetta Stone for everything that's been going on for the last 20 years.
- [44:43]
Leon Neyfak
I'm Leon Naifak from Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, that's right.
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Devin Nunes
Lock her up.
- [44:54]
Leon Neyfak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Devin Nunes
We also entered and executed a system.
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Eric Bolling
Of justice against La Casa Nostra to include the Bonanno, Gambino, Genovese and Luchesi crime families.
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Devin Nunes
The charges and the arrests that were taken down across this country range from wire fraud, money laundering, extortion, robbery, illegal gambling.
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Sid Rosenberg
This FBI will leave no room for.
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Devin Nunes
Any perpetrator of crime across this country.
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Eric Bolling
So I woke up to that news yesterday and I thought I was like, I know, dreaming about one of those Ocean's Eleven movies or something. This is the most fascinating criminal story I've really heard. Maybe, maybe in my lifetime, certainly in the last 20 or 30 years. Let's bring in our next guest, our own RAV correspondent who knows a thing or two about sports. Football, but also NBA basketball. Let's bring in Britt McHenry. Brit, I'm blown away that this is a multipronged, multi person indictment and some of the biggest names, I mean, Chauncey Phillips is a Hall of Fame basketball player, among others, coaches of Portland Trailbares. There are six arrests. Miami, he guard Terry Rozier. This, it's, it was. Some guys were slow walking games and they're betting on that. Others there were leaks about, for example, LeBron James was injured. The status of his injuries was leaked to some of the betting sites. So we have the betting sites involved. You have NBA players involved. You have get that Cash Patel, La Costa Nostra, the Bonanno crime, the biggest crime families in the world. And that is really the most intriguing part. I'll get to you in just one second. I explained this to the folks. There were big Big high level poker games and they had nicknames for this. So they bring in NBA players with big name faces, right? And they were called face cards. And then there were also the fish. And if the fish were really big there'd be the whales. They bring a lot of money to a poker game. The illegal poker games in the major cities, Miami, New York, L.A. etc and they would sit, the fish would sit with the face cards. And there were a whole bunch of ways to rig the games from card shuffling, automatic card deck shufflers to tables that could see cards when they were face down. Tables were reading players hands when the cards were face down. Contact lenses that were X rays so you could see through cards or see through marked backs of cards. The most intriguing, the movie that eventually comes out of this Brit is going to be phenomenal. It's rocked me. I wear this, I wear this. I bet a lot. I'm a very, very heavy better. I gamble all sports and this has shaken my confidence not only in the betting sites but also in the individual leagues as well. What's your takeaway? You've been doing this a long time. You watch a lot of this. We've always suspected it from going on. Now we have rock solid proof.
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Britt McHenry
It's astonishing. Also Eric, as you know the NBA has really been struggling with rating. It dropped significantly at 1.40% last year compared to the NFL. And the NFL has been jumping on it, right. They they now have a full slate of Christmas day games which used to be the NBA's day. So to come off such a rocky year ratings wise and a disappointing finals for Oklahoma City, no one was really that plugged into it to now have this. I am really intrigued. As you mentioned, perfect word. The tentacles of how far reaching this would be upwards of $7 million taken if you will, in these games is one report that I've had. Now you know as well as I do with Cash Patel when I've spoken to him, people working around him, he is as vigilant on cracking down on crime as they say he would be in the FBI. And so to see this though in the sports world is very unique because gambling has been legalized in so many states in so many areas. You know, gone are the days still there a little bit where you drive from Virginia to D.C. and you can't do horse betting in D.C. but you can do certain bets there. It's really grown. All of these companies fans, draftkings are expanding but this is also a consequence of it. Now we see that gambling as I'm Sure. You know, Eric is going to expand in college, but with this, I'm intrigued by Chauncey Billups and his role. Not only what was happening in these poker games, as you mentioned, but now other reports coming out that he was not playing players, certain players weren't getting time to alter actual basketball games as well. So I think in the interview process we're going to find out way more. This is just the beginning. And as we talked on air, you know, all of this is alleged. You know, we're not a part of the FBI here, but Gilbert Arenas, who played for the Washington Wizards, if viewers remember, he had the infamous gun incident where he brought an actual loaded gun into the locker room with the Wizards about a decade plus ago. He was arrested for having these high stakes poker games in Los Angeles. And a lot of people have been wondering, no certainty at that, but like, does this trace how many other NBA players might be involved in it? And as you mentioned, how overarching was the, the Mafia or other influence among business members in this sting?
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Eric Bolling
So it's amazing you're hitting something important because they're. There are very few players in any league, in any sport that can affect the true outcome of a game. You think of Steph Curry, LeBron James possibly back in his heyday, and in various other sports, maybe less so in baseball. But when you have a coach who can make decisions that can really affect the outcome of games, and then they're, they may be padding, they may be sitting players when they shouldn't be, and then all of a sudden you realize the players are involved too. And then, but for me, the, the thing that really makes this fascinating is the fact that they were in bed with the Mafia. I mean, the Mafia, you know, they've always wanted to get involved in the sports betting game. There's always prostitution, drugs and things like that. But when they're involved that deeply, you have to wonder, you got what, six arrests so far? How widespread is this?
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Britt McHenry
Yeah, well, well, you know, it's funny you touched on baseball because this was in the back of my head. Remember Pete Rose? Remember he, he wasn't allowed anywhere when they found out he was in the gambling world and that he passed away and things were rectified somewhat. Then we had Shohei Ohtani and the very sketchy connection to his trainer, Speaker.
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Eric Bolling
Oh, yeah, you're right, you're right, you're right. It's not his trainer, his interpreter. You're right. So the interpreter was betting on games that Ohtani was, was participating. He claimed not to have known that Pete Rose claimed to not bet on his own games. They bounced Pete Rose, they kept him out of the hall of Fame because he was just, just betting. And now betting is so mainstream. It's incredible. Great point. I'm sorry, go ahead.
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Devin Nunes
Yes.
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Britt McHenry
No, and that's the thing. So it's, it's everywhere. And all of the. I wonder what Shohei Ohtani, and I'm sure you could weigh in on this. If he wasn't a man with three home runs the other night in the NLCS, if intense strikeouts will be there.
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Eric Bolling
And he pitched 10 strikeouts, scoreless innings. Yeah, that little thing too, at the same time. But yeah, go ahead.
- [51:59]
Britt McHenry
So if he would still be, if he would still be here. If, if they didn't connect this to his, his trainer, his speaker, it was like, okay, it's all is gone because he's the best baseball player that is being paid. He's the highest baseball player along with, you know, Juan Soto. So there is some of that in baseball. And I think with this we're just going to see a lot more connections.
- [52:21]
Eric Bolling
You know, the sad part is I don't know who I'm most upset with. Right. Because I think players are always going to do that. There's, there's the lure and draw of big money off the court that they may be playing. They may, they may have gambling addictions as well. So I don't necessarily begrudge them. I worry about the NBA not cracking down, maybe the other leagues as well. I worry about the betting sites taking the information that they were allegedly getting from, you know, insiders who knew the actual injury, the status of high level players, you know, in the regulatory bodies. I'm concerned as a gambler because I really watch those games believing it's all chance. It's a bounce here, it's a bounce there, it's an error here, it's a missed shot there. The think that there's more to it makes me really want to question how much I gamble and when I, when I bet.
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Britt McHenry
Yeah, for that sport and then, you know, for football, I'm just getting my heart ripped out every week. So I'm not betting anything currently. But I would avoid basketball. And certainly, I'm sure you saw Russell Westbrook is quoted in a book referencing LeBron James, how he thinks he's fake, how he puts on an act for certain media members. So there has been a very negative light put on the NBA, but the FBI put a lot of work into this. And as you mentioned, the six names I'M sure there will be more. Just be careful and be very, very involved in gambling because sometimes it's casual. Hey, I'll put put money line. I'll throw on this.
- [53:44]
Eric Bolling
You know, we, we, you know and I apologize to you, Brett McKen, you did a great job because we had booked this to talk about the NBA, the NFL weekend like we always do on Fridays. Well, this was just such a big story and I believe this is just the beginning layers of this, this onion. We'll, we'll do it again next week though. But again, as always, bet against the jets and the Giants. Just stay, you know.
- [54:04]
Britt McHenry
And the commanders at this rate was.
- [54:06]
Eric Bolling
No, don't do that's a good team. I don't know the commanders. You're talking about the Reds skins. All right. I know him by the red skins. Brit, really good having you, my friend. Thank you.
- [54:15]
Britt McHenry
Thanks for having me.
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Eric Bolling
All right folks, I guess we'll be right back.
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Leon Neyfak
Sam.
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Run a business and not thinking about podcasting? Think again. More Americans listen to podcasts than ad supported streaming music from Spotify and Pandora. And as the number one podcaster, iHeart's twice as large as the next two combined. So whatever your customers are into, true crime, sports, comedy, culture, they'll hear your message. Plus, only Iheart can extend your message to audiences across broadcast radio. And all this reach means everything. Just think about the universal marketing formula. The number of consumers who hear your message times the response rate equals the results. Now let's get those results growing for you. Think podcasting can help your business? Think Iheart streaming radio and podcasting Let us show you@iheartadvertising.com that's iheartadvertising.com or call 844-844-Iheart. One more time, call 844-844-iheart and get podcasting working for you.
- [57:04]
Leon Neyfak
When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked why.
- [57:16]
Eric Bolling
Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.
- [57:19]
Leon Neyfak
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
- [57:23]
Sid Rosenberg
Will we ever get the truth about the Benghazi massacre?
- [57:25]
Leon Neyfak
Bad faith, political warfare, and frankly, bullshit.
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Devin Nunes
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up. You put two and two together.
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Leon Neyfak
Was it an overblown distraction or a sinister conspiracy?
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Devin Nunes
Benghazi is a Rosetta Stone for everything that's been going on for the last 20 years.
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Leon Neyfak
I'm Leon Neyfak from Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries. This is Fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, that's right.
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Sid Rosenberg
Lock her up.
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Leon Neyfak
Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Eric Bolling
Well, welcome back to Bowling on Rav. Love this part of the show. Every day. We don't get to do it every day. We love to do it every day either. Talk to Stephen K. Bannon, but we'll see the. The Full screen is 888-601-0032. Just give us a call. Call toll free, obviously. Just tell us what's on your mind. I love hearing from you.
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Sid Rosenberg
Who do we have?
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Eric Bolling
Ben, is that you on on the horn? Mad dog, Mad dog. Mad diggity dog. Give us a voicemail. We have Brian from Florida is wondering.
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Sid Rosenberg
About all the judges.
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Hey, Eric, this is Brian from Old Town Florida. I'm just wondering about all these judges that are ruling on these unconstitutional things they have no idea about and then being overturned. They need to be fined and then disbarred, in my opinion. Thanks, man. You have a good one.
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Eric Bolling
This is a really, really interesting concept, right? So if you bring a lawsuit against someone else, another individual, they can sue you, countersue you for fraudulent or frivolous lawsuits called frivolous. Imagine if these judges were being unconstitutional, stopping Trump from doing what he wants to do quasi constitutionally. And if they're wrong, I don't know, maybe give them three strikes. You strike, you get three strikes. Doing this thing, maybe you do get disbarred or debented, as they say. That is a really Fascinating. That certainly would stop them or at least make them think twice before they stop, you know, Trump from doing some things that he's constitutionally within his bounds to do. I love that idea. That's not a bad idea. What else we got? Mad Dog.
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Sid Rosenberg
Oh, yes.
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Eric Bolling
DJ from Kentucky says actions deserve jail time. Play it.
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Sid Rosenberg
Hey, good, brother. Great show. Everybody does a great job. This is DJ from Kentucky. Hey, man. About freedom of speech and bird in the flag. Freedom of speech is one thing, but actually burning a flag is not a speech. They can say they're going to burn the flag, but burning it is an action. Action deserves jail time or anything else. So burning the flag, no, thank you, brother.
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Eric Bolling
You know, I'm really, really over this, and I don't want to sound unpatriotic. I really don't. I agree. I'm just completely love the military. Love everything we do. Just love this country, everything about it. I also have this First Amendment thing, you know, and is. Is it cuts both ways. You have to be able to speak your mind, because if it's the other side and we want to speak our mind, the other side is doing something wrong. We want to speak our mind. We don't want them to hide behind that exact same thing. Now, I understand burning a flag is an act, physical activity, but it really is a statement. That's all they're really doing is making a political statement of their own. I think back to back in the day. It was probably 30 years ago. There's Westboro Baptist Church, and they were so anti war, what they did is they go across the street from a funeral home when a military person was being laid to rest, and they would protest outside of a military funeral. Now, probably the most disgusting thing you've ever seen in your life. Horrible. But listen, you got to. You got to be consistent. And I am all about not being a hypocrite. And the reality is, as disgusting as that is protesting outside a military funeral because you're against war, it's still protected speech, and it is a protest. So it doesn't necessarily have to just have to come out of your mouth to be speech. It can be an activity as speech. And being a constitutionalist, there'll be a situation where the other side is doing things that we don't like and we want to speak up, and we want them to use that same issue against us in shutting us the heck up.
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Sid Rosenberg
Mad Dog, this next viewer has a.
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Leon Neyfak
Heartwarming message for you.
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Sid Rosenberg
Hi, Eric. Thank you for being a truther, a lover of humanity, and a Lover of, well, truth. Every time I look at you, though, I just know that your heart is so broken because we've experienced this in our family, too, the loss of our loved one through that. But I know you suffer daily, and I pray for you daily. So that's all I want to say. My heart is broken for you and for all of us who've lost people through this madness and this evil. And pray that all of us as a team, we can get through this and make America great again. And the world, I mean, the world is waking up. Thanks to everybody. You, Alex Jones, Trump, we're all a team, okay? We are one. An army of one. And we love you. And you look great, by the way. Oh, my God, thank you for everything you do. Bye.
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Eric Bolling
Thank you. And I pray for you, too, and your family ads. It's a lifelong sentence, but, you know, we. We get up and we do it again tomorrow. That's. That's. That's the best advice I can say. And just hope over time, your wounds healed. Takes a long time. Takes a long time. All right, that's it for us. Have a great weekend. Warham's coming up next. I'm not sure if it's Bannon or. Or Natalie. Doesn't matter. It's a great show. Keep it on, Rav. From the top to the bottom. Wake up in the morning, Put it on wrap. Just keep it straight through the day. Got a great lineup. Have a great weekend. We will see you Monday. Remember, always bet at against the jets and the Giants.
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Devin Nunes
You know what your customers are doing right this second? The exact same thing. You are listening to me, which, let's be honest, is kind of flattering. But my point Is, ads on iHeartRadio actually get heard in the car, at the gym, on the couch, while people are walking their dogs. Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy?
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Sid Rosenberg
You're a good boy.
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That's right, dude.
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Eric Bolling
You're a good.
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Devin Nunes
So why not make the next ad about you? Get started today. Call H844 844, iheart or go to iheartadvertising.com that's 844-844-Iheart or iheartadvertising.com When I.
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Leon Neyfak
Told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten, they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked, why Benghazi?
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Eric Bolling
The truth became a web of lies.
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Leon Neyfak
From Prologue projects and Pushkin Industries. This is fiasco Benghazi.
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Britt McHenry
What difference at this point does it make?
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Leon Neyfak
Listen to fiasco, Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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