Real America’s Voice – Bolling!

Host: Eric Bolling
Date: October 3, 2025
Guests: Scott Singer (Mayor, Boca Raton), Britt McHenry (RAV Correspondent), Voicemail Callers

Episode Overview

This episode of Real America’s Voice: Bolling! centers on the intersection of politics, culture, and current events through the lens of American conservatism and “America First” values. The show features an interview with Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer on Florida’s growth, demographics, and policy contrasts with blue states. Host Eric Bolling and guests also dive into recent political narratives: immigration, media bias, public safety, NFL culture, and government shutdowns—with plenty of listener interaction and trademark fiery commentary.

Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Market Recap & Opening Remarks

[00:04–02:00] Eric Bolling

• Markets closed strong: “The Dow up 238. Boom. Strong markets. S&P record high today at one point…NASDAQ record high at one point...”
• Oil prices slightly up, but expecting further decline: “Oil’s…still hovering in the 60 area. It’s going to break through…That’s great for inflation.”
• Precious metals (“Gold up again…Approaching record highs again. Silver ripping”) and crypto updates (“traded just under 124,000 to the Bitcoin earlier today”) set the economic context.

2. Mayor Scott Singer: Florida’s Boom, Policy, and Demographics

[02:18–09:55] Interview with Scott Singer, Mayor of Boca Raton

The Pitch to New Yorkers

• Boca is actively attracting businesses and talent from high-tax states:
  • Singer: “We’re really focused on the job creators and the innovators…Our message has been hitting at those who are going to be taxed the most under the Mamdani plan…” [02:48]
  • Boca Raton as a destination: “Measured and steady growth…attracted innovators and job creators from New York, Chicago and San Francisco…” [02:48]
  • Singer touts Boca’s infrastructure innovation: “We’ve consistently invested in our roads, in our underground infrastructure…lowest property tax rate of any full-service city in Florida…Transit Oriented Development and artificial intelligence with our traffic signals, both of which we have.” [04:02]

Politics & Voting Trends

• On whether northern transplants bring leftist voting habits:
  • Singer: “That’s actually not the case…the people who’ve come here over the last six years are voting hard red…Florida has moved 1.5 million voters to the plus column…Republican advantage in the state of Florida by 1.4 million people.” [04:52]

Jewish Community Political Alignment

• Singer, himself Jewish, comments on the Democratic tendency among Jewish voters:
  • “That’s a question I’ve asked my whole life…When you wanna value hard work, entrepreneurship, economic freedom, freedom of choice, that’s what the Republican Party offers.” [05:47]

Infrastructure Achievements: Brightline Train

• Boca Raton’s Brightline (high-speed rail) stop:
  • Singer: “We punch above our weight as it comes to a city. We’re the economic engine of Palm Beach County…That deal got done because we have strong business presence and tourist attractiveness.” [07:01]
  • “Brightline last week just said they’re doubling the number of stops in Boca Raton because of high demand…” [07:01]

National Policy, Policing, and AFPI Mayors Group

• Singer as inaugural chair of the America First Policy Institute Mayor’s Council:
  • “Tie the policies in Washington to what we see on Main Street…We invest in police, we invest in infrastructure, we cut regulation, we lower taxes, we leave the crazy ideas that…advanced in New York and other cities.” [08:00]
• Strong support for police:
  • “The mayor and my whole city council, we are strongly behind our first responders…We have one of the highest starting salaries for police officers in the nation, which allows us to be very choosy about who we add.” [09:10]
  • Public Safety as foundation: “Other cities were pulling back...we increased [police] funding.” [09:10]

Memorable Quote:

“Public safety is the benchmark of government.” – Scott Singer [09:10]

3. Culture War Riffs: Media, Martyrdom, & Political ‘Saints’

[13:35–17:37, 17:37–20:33] Eric Bolling

Greta Thunberg & Gaza Flotilla

• Bolling criticizes left-wing activism:
  • “The flotilla is everything that’s wrong with the world…fighting us and every one of those things from the left.” [13:35]
  • Dismisses Greta Thunberg as “an overgrown attention seeking child paid by globalists and terrorists.” [13:35]

Response to The Atlantic’s George Floyd/Charlie Kirk Article

• Bolling is infuriated by The Atlantic comparing Charlie Kirk’s death to George Floyd:
  • “George Floyd was a career criminal…Charlie Kirk spoke at events, expressed political and religious beliefs, ran a company and loved his wife and children.” [16:36]
  • “Treating them as equals is a benchmark for moral corruption. Charlie Kirk is nowhere near what George Floyd is/was.” [16:54]

Memorable Quote:

“I will not now, nor will I ever kneel down for a low life thug who is a menace to our society. Right, Nancy Pelosi? Right, Chucky Schumer? Kneeling down for George freaking Floyd. Not physically and not proverbially.” – Eric Bolling [18:41]

4. Immigration, Health Care for Illegals & Government Shutdown

[20:53–26:55]

Democrat Messaging, Medicaid, and Illegals

• Bolling and guests discuss accusations that Democrats’ funding proposals prioritize illegals and health care access:
  • Bolling: “If it wasn’t in there, government wouldn’t be shut down. Well, Mr. Sombrero is absolutely positive that President Trump and the Republicans will cave…” [23:01]

Shutdown, Congressional Compensation, and Government Accountability

• Congressional pay during shutdown and criticism of the “swamp”:
  • “You’re the swamp. You’re swamp creatures. You’re the lowest dregs of the earth. Of course you’re going to pay yourself…” [25:17]
  • “Don’t pay them. Not we’re going to furlough you and give you all your money back…You’ll get a deal a lot faster if these clowns aren’t getting paid.” [25:17]

5. Political Satire & Media Hypocrisy

[26:20–31:46]

• Tim Walz and Kamala Harris, Ilhan Omar, Don Lemon, and Jimmy Kimmel are skewered for their political stances and media narratives.
• Don Lemon’s comments on political violence:
  • “The greatest threat of political violence in America today is white men radicalized to the right. That is fact.” – Don Lemon (quoted) [28:25]
• Bolling dismisses recurring “race card” rhetoric as ineffective.

6. Old-School Democrats on Immigration: Contrasting Then & Now

[32:02–33:30]

• Clips played of Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama once advocating for border security and against benefits for undocumented immigrants.
• Bolling: “All three of them would certainly be right of center…in today’s political world. And that wasn’t that long ago.” [33:30]

7. Sports & Super Bowl Halftime Show Commentary

[35:38–43:46] With Britt McHenry

NFL’s Halftime Show, Internationalization, and Audience

• NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny for Super Bowl Halftime:
  • Bolling: “I even like some of the hip hop performers. I like JLo. I don’t think I’m gonna be able to get over the fact that Bad Bunny sings in Spanish…” [35:59]
  • McHenry: “Bad Bunny said…he refused to tour in the United States…because of ICE, because he felt a lot of his audience would be at risk of deportation. So he held this huge residency in Puerto Rico. …Now it’s okay to come to America, to be on the soil.” [36:54]
• Discussion of NFL’s international push and balancing core US audience.

Football Picks & Analysis

• Florida State at Miami: McHenry picks Florida State; Bolling picks Miami [40:28]
• Seattle at Tampa Bay: Both pick Bucs, lean toward over [41:39]
• More NFL banter (“bet against the jets and the Giants, close your eyes, hold your nose, and just do it. You’ll make money.” – Bolling [43:08])

8. Listener Voicemails: Grassroots Concerns

[44:06–49:06]

• Responses to government shutdown, backpay for workers, Congressional accountability.
• Callers from Virginia and Wisconsin express frustration with government employees getting paid (or backpaid) during shutdowns and advocate for linking Congressional pay to performance.
  • Sandy from Kenosha, WI: “They shouldn’t be back paid if they’re off. Let them take their annual leave…They won’t get their act together until they’re not getting their paycheck.” [46:14]
• Bolling: “Don’t pay them…get your crap together, get a budget, live by your budget, or end up not getting paid.” [47:40]

Notable Quotes

• Eric Bolling:
  • “You get knocked down 10 times…what are the incentives that get inside that say get up 11th time.” [13:35]
  • “Shut the damn thing down…Unless and until Congress and the Senate…are being held accountable…They won’t shut the government down and they’ll fix it for us and both sides will figure out a way.” [49:06]
• Scott Singer (Mayor, Boca Raton):
  • “Public safety is the benchmark of government.” [09:10]
  • “Florida has moved 1.5 million voters to the plus column…” [04:52]
  • “We continually invest and we understand the fabric of our community depends on the base pyramid of public safety…” [09:10]
• Britt McHenry:
  • “What happened to a mixture of all different genres?” [38:19]
  • “That’s the NFL’s bread and butter—and there’s always messaging…” [39:30]
• Don Lemon (quoted):
  • “The greatest threat of political violence in America today is white men radicalized to the right. That is fact.” [28:25]

Timestamps of Important Segments

• [00:04] – Markets close, economic overview
• [02:18] – Scott Singer interview: business environment, demographic shifts, infrastructure
• [05:47] – Singer on Jewish voting patterns
• [07:01] – Brightline rail expansion
• [08:00] – Singer on AFPI Mayors Council, policing
• [13:35] – Bolling on Greta Thunberg, left activism, and Atlantic article
• [16:54] – Rant on comparison of George Floyd and Charlie Kirk
• [20:53] – US Navy celebration promo, funding for undocumented immigrants, shutdown debate
• [24:13] – Government shutdown, Congressional pay, government worker compensation
• [26:20] – Media satire: Tim Walz, Ilhan Omar, Don Lemon, Jimmy Kimmel
• [32:02] – Old Democrat leaders on immigration
• [35:38] – Football/NFL: Bad Bunny, Super Bowl, international push, football picks
• [44:06] – Listener voicemails: shutdown, government worker pay

Overall Themes & Tone

The episode delivers a clear “America First,” conservative critique of progressive politics, with a particular focus on government spending, border security, and law enforcement support. Eric Bolling’s tone is assertive, sometimes caustic, yet peppered with banter and audience engagement. Mayor Singer provides a policy success narrative from Florida, while Britt McHenry bridges cultural commentary with sports insights. Throughout, the show highlights a sense of local pride, political competition, and resistance to left-leaning media narratives—inviting listeners to actively participate via calls and voicemails.