Real America’s Voice – BOLLING ON REAL AMERICA'S VOICE

Date: November 11, 2025
Host: Eric Bolling
Notable Guests: Mike Sorelli (Former Navy SEAL, Author), Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (RAV Border Correspondent)

Episode Overview

This episode delivers a fast-paced, unfiltered review of current affairs through the lens of American values, patriotism, and skepticism toward mainstream narratives. Eric Bolling discusses financial markets, the revitalization of the U.S. military, border and cartel violence in Mexico, culture war flashpoints, climate change debates, and government shutdown politics. The show features in-depth conversations with guests Mike Sorelli and Oscar L. Blue Ramirez, listener voicemails, and sharp commentary on what Bolling sees as major challenges and hypocrisies facing America in 2025.

Key Segments & Insights

1. Markets & Economic Overview

[00:35]–[01:31]

• Bolling opens with a rundown of the day’s financial markets:
  • Dow surges over 530 points; gold reaches historic highs.
  • AI trades shift from NASDAQ to traditional Dow stocks.
  • Oil prices and Bitcoin volatility discussed, with Bolling predicting a bullish future for Bitcoin.
• Quote:

  “I just do, I’m a believer in that Bitcoin though. I think we’re going to see a 130, 140,000 print by the end of this year.” – Eric Bolling [01:16]

2. Military Revival & Critique of Past Policies

Guest: Mike Sorelli
[01:31]–[12:13]

Restoring Military Pride

• Bolling and Sorelli attribute a spike in military enlistment to “the Trump and Hegseth effect,” suggesting renewed pride and nationalism under new leadership.
• Sorelli credits Secretary Pete Hegseth for bringing back standards and eliminating “social experiments”:

  “He’s gotten rid of these social experiments. This absolute nonsense and BS that … was counterintuitive to the hallmark of the military, which is lethality.” – Mike Sorelli [02:55]

Contrasting with the Biden & Obama Eras

• Bolling criticizes past leadership for pushing diversity and inclusion (DEI) agendas, referencing military officials’ statements on topics like “white rage.”
• Sorelli argues for a “Military Culture Exclusion Act” to prohibit future social policy experiments:

  “The military culture is about conformity … the transgender policy and trying to force women into combat MOS wastes nothing but time.” – Mike Sorelli [04:48]

DEI and Recruitment

• Sorelli claims DEI policies alienated potential recruits:

  “DEI didn’t work in the private sector. … We don’t care if you’re black or white, straight or gay, man or woman. Best person for the job.” [06:06]

Foreign Policy & Hostage Trades

• Past presidential decisions to trade hostages (Bowe Bergdahl, Brittney Griner) criticized as “apples and oranges,” but both seen as damaging.

  “Brittney Griner, anti-American woman. That one hurts … with Pete in power, it’s almost like there’s logic and common sense again.” – Mike Sorelli [08:04]

Cartel Warfare & Drug Crisis

• Sorelli endorses aggressive tactics against narco-terrorists:

  “Take them out. You’ll have nothing but support from me and most of my peers.” [09:38]

Leadership Lessons from the Military

• Sorelli highlights the military as an unmatched incubator for transformational leadership:

  “There’s no other organization in the world that can change the constitution of a man or woman within three months … It is a leadership incubator.” [11:06]

• Bolling concludes the segment by urging listeners to read Sorelli’s book and thanking him for his service.

3. Cartel Violence & Mexican Political Crisis

Guest: Oscar L. Blue Ramirez
[17:05]–[23:27]

Escalating Violence

• Ramirez reports on three political assassinations in one week in Mexico—mayors and public officials targeted, often decapitated.

  “He was brutally assassinated during this week. Several political figures have been assassinated. And the violence keeps escalating.” – Oscar L. Blue Ramirez [17:05]

• Mexican president’s administration criticized for announcing it’s “illegal” to go to war against cartels.

• Ramirez is stunned by the open assertion:

  “She said, it is illegal to go to war against the cartels. … It actually tells you who runs the country.” [17:47]

Gen Z-Led Protests

• Massive youth-driven protests planned in Mexico City against cartel violence and government inaction.

  “The Gen Z. This is why the president of Mexico is extremely upset. These are young kids … sick and tired about the extortioning, the kidnapping.” [21:20]

Threats to Political Figures and Journalists

• Ramirez details risks faced by outspoken politicians and journalists:

  “They don’t let you know that they're coming. They just appear at the front gate and they just, you know, they do what they have to do.” [22:42]

• Bolling repeatedly urges Ramirez to stay safe.

4. Culture Wars & ‘Woke’ Controversies

[24:19]–[30:03]

Sydney Sweeney & The Jeans Ad Controversy

• Discussion of “woke mob” outrage against a jeans ad starring Sydney Sweeney, which was accused of promoting “genetic superiority.”
• Sweeney’s calm and non-committal response in GQ interview celebrated as a model for resisting pressure to apologize:

  “Sydney Sweeney recognized the trap immediately and refused to take the bait. It’s a master class in responding to the Woke mob …” – Eric Bolling [29:23]

• Quote, Sweeney in interview:

  “I think that when I have an issue that I want to speak about, people will hear.” [29:55]

Commentary

• Bolling frames Sweeney’s response as emblematic of a broader rejection of “wokeness” in Hollywood and public life:

  “America no longer gives a crap what Hollywood thinks, and the woke mob just doesn’t hold any of the power it once did over the American people.” [24:45]

5. Climate Change & California Politics

[32:42]–[38:46]

• Gavin Newsom’s trip to the global climate conference in Brazil mocked as performative and hypocritical.

• Bolling claims climate change is a pretense for seizing government funds and that U.S. taxpayers will bear the burden of “green” initiatives abroad:

  “It’s all about taking government money and giving it to researchers and scientists who say the globe is warming.” [35:50]

• Newsom’s statistics about California’s climate goals and the state’s water mismanagement called into question:

  “They divert hundreds of billions of gallons of water every day into the Pacific Ocean … Trump had to come in and fix it.” [36:39]

6. Government Shutdown and Budget Battles

[38:46]–[49:49]

• Democrats are accused of using the shutdown for leverage against Trump, not actually caring about affected families.

  “At some point, people realized that this wasn’t about opening the government for the poor people or people who were suffering. It was about holding Trump hostage. That’s all it was ever about.” – Eric Bolling [41:39]

• Disarray on the left after several Democratic senators vote with Republicans to reopen the government.

• Budget discipline and the wastefulness of government spending are recurring themes:

  “Get your budget together. Stop overspending. We’re over $2 trillion overspending this year already.” [41:39]

7. Listener Voicemails

[46:08]–[51:00]

• Immigration & Education: Caller defends strict immigration policies, citing personal experience adopting a Mexican child and frustrations over classroom impacts of non-English speakers.

  “If you haven’t done that, then don’t try to say I’m prejudiced to kick their asses out of here.” [46:13]

• Government Budget & Shutdown: Callers demand government spending cuts and draw unfavorable comparisons to private sector workers.

  “What the heck? Are government employees getting full back pay? They should have been applying for unemployment.” [48:36]

• Republican Weakness: Frustration voiced over Republicans not fighting hard enough, with pointed criticism of Speaker Mike Johnson:

  “I don’t like … We’re done with the rhinos. It’s America first.” [51:00]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Military Culture:

  “The military culture is about conformity … you have to be able to conform to standards.” – Mike Sorelli [04:48]

• On Protest and Cartel Rule in Mexico:

  “It actually tells you who runs the country.” – Oscar L. Blue Ramirez [17:47]

• On Standing Up to “Woke Mob”:

  “Sydney Sweeney recognized the trap immediately and refused to take the bait. It’s a master class in responding to the Woke mob …” – Eric Bolling [29:23]

• On U.S. Climate Policy:

  “It’s all about taking government money and giving it to researchers and scientists who say the globe is warming.” – Eric Bolling [35:50]

Tone & Language

• The tone is defiant, unapologetically conservative, and often combative, with frequent direct attacks on progressives, Democrats, and “mainstream” media.
• Bolling combines humor, sarcasm, and sentimentality, especially when interacting with military guests or discussing personal stories.

Episode Structure (with Timestamps)

1. [00:35] – Markets and Economic Outlook
2. [01:31] – Interview: Military Culture & Veterans Day (Mike Sorelli)
3. [17:05] – Interview: Cartel Violence in Mexico (Oscar L. Blue Ramirez)
4. [24:19] – Culture War: Sydney Sweeney ‘Jeans’ Ad Controversy
5. [32:42] – Climate Change, California Politics, Newsom’s Brazil Trip
6. [38:46] – Government Shutdown, Senate Votes, Congressional Critique
7. [46:08] – Listener Voicemails: Immigration, Budgets, Republican Weakness
8. [51:58] – Show Wrap

Conclusion

This episode of “Bolling on Real America’s Voice” is a mix of hard-hitting interviews, urgent warnings about threats from within and outside the country (from border security to cultural shifts), and celebration of resistance against social conformity and progressive norms. Through passionate commentary, personal stories, and pointed questions to guests and callers, Bolling delivers the show as a rallying cry for “real America” and its values.