Real America’s Voice: Bolling! - September 23, 2025

Podcast Host: iHeartPodcasts
Date: September 23, 2025

Episode Overview

This powerful and emotionally charged episode of "Real America’s Voice: Bolling!" centers on the aftermath of a turbulent period in American politics, including:

• The swift conviction of Ryan Routh for the attempted assassination of Donald Trump;
• The recent assassination and memorializing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk;
• An exploration of media bias and divisive rhetoric in the wake of Kirk’s death;
• Updates on national security, border reporting under threat from cartels, and a segment questioning the health benefits of fish oil supplements.

The episode is heavily focused on themes of justice, media integrity, political violence, and the challenges faced by journalists and conservatives in modern America. The tone is combative and defensive of conservative values, often sharply critical of liberal personalities and media outlets.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Markets & Breaking News

[00:45–03:00]

• Host briefly covers market close: NASDAQ down, gold up, oil stable, crypto markets mixed.
• Breaking news: Ryan Routh found guilty of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump in September 2024; also guilty of several firearms-related offenses. Routh faces life in prison.
• Unconfirmed reports of a suicide attempt by Routh in court, with dramatic scenes involving his family.

2. Justice in the Routh Verdict

[03:00–05:40]

• RAV Chief White House Correspondent Brian Glenn joins to comment on swift justice.

  “President Trump truthed out just shortly after that verdict was reached and said, this is justice for America.” – Brian Glenn [03:20]

• Both host and guest express frustration at the costs of incarceration and suggest allowing Routh to commit suicide:

  “He wants to take his own life, let him take his own life. Maybe, maybe pull an Epstein...” – Host Eric Bolling [04:12]

• Speculation about Routh’s connections to Congress as a "supporter of the war in Ukraine" and calls for continued prosecutions.

3. Calls for Broader Justice and Perp Walks

[05:13–06:14]

• Host and guest lament selective justice, saying corrupt elected officials should also be prosecuted.

  “I want to see... these lawmakers... Throw these lawmakers, I don't care if they're Republican or Democrat... you should be penalized for it. It's time.” – Eric Bolling [05:20]

• Update on Jorge Santos in solitary confinement, labeled as "an injustice."

4. Broadcasting Wars: Kimmel Pre-empted

[06:14–10:19]

• Discussion on Sinclair and Nexstar preempting Jimmy Kimmel Live due to advertiser backlash and political content, with a suggestion Kimmel’s act is “too political” and anti-Trump.

  “90% of the time it’s about Trump or about anybody else in Congress and very little original jokes.” – Brian Glenn [07:48]

• Technical details about how local stations operate and the economic/principled reasons for preempting Kimmel.

5. Trump’s New Stance on Ukraine

[10:19–12:48]

• Focus shifts to Trump’s surprising statement at the UN General Assembly supporting Ukraine’s efforts over Russia and continued military aid via NATO.

  “That was very surprising when I read that, because that is a very different stance than what we would have had three, four months ago...” – Brian Glenn [11:00]

• Speculation that Trump’s message was aimed at Putin rather than Ukraine or NATO.

  “It felt to me like... meant for Putin more than anyone else...” – Eric Bolling [11:50]

6. In-Depth: Border Correspondent Under Threat

[16:52–22:10]

• RAV border correspondent Oscar Ramirez reports that his family is being threatened by Mexican cartels, likely in retaliation for his investigative journalism.

  “Two armed men try to enter the gated community where I live in... They knew the direction of my house.” – Oscar Ramirez [16:54]

• Describes ongoing fear and a possible need to relocate for his family's safety.

  “This is clearly a threat to my life, and I’m taking it as directly as it is.” – Oscar Ramirez [18:50]

• Exposes collusion between cartels and corrupt politicians in Baja California. Expresses hope for support from the Trump administration.

  “The Trump administration... is not only bringing leaders of cartel members into the United States, but also exposing dirty politicians. That is the number one problem in our country.” – Oscar Ramirez [20:17]

7. Questioning Fish Oil: Health Segment

[22:10–26:08]

• Dr. Chad Walding (Native Path) discusses new studies questioning the benefits of fish oil, pitching krill oil as a superior, more absorbable, and less polluted alternative.

  “Harvard Health... concluded there’s no evidence that there’s heart-related benefits from fish oil.” – Dr. Chad Walding [23:10] “Krill oil... comes from Antarctic waters... It’s 50% more absorbable and eight times more bioavailable.” – Dr. Chad Walding [24:22]

Divisive Rhetoric, Charlie Kirk, and Media Bias

8. Democrats’ Response to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

[28:00–35:41]

• Extended monologue blasting Democrats and liberal media for what the host sees as rejoicing or justifying Kirk’s death.

  “The lowest form of life called a Democrat, CNN knew she was going to come on and spew hate about Charlie, and they chose to have her on anyway.” – Eric Bolling [29:41]

• Clips replayed from Rep. Jasmine Crockett and Rep. Ilhan Omar expressing their reasons for not wanting to honor Charlie Kirk, both framed very harshly.

  “What I find jarring is that there are so many people willing to excuse the most reprehensible things that he said. But I am not going to sit here and be judged for not wanting to honor any legacy this man has left behind...” – Ilhan Omar [30:59]

• Host responds:

  “What a disgusting, vile thing to say. Coming From a vile, disgusting human being. Please leave this country, Ilhan Omar, you obviously hate it so much.” – Eric Bolling [31:25]

• Outrage at a gay bar naming a drink after Kirk’s assassination, furthering the theme of leftist celebration of violence.

9. Memorializing Charlie Kirk

[47:00–50:33]

• Emotional segment on Kirk’s memorial, with testimonials from his executive producer and news of President Trump posthumously awarding Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

  “We did it in six days. The team deserves all the credit... such a tribute to Charlie, but it’s also a tribute to his leadership and what he taught all of us.” – Andrew Colette [47:32] “He lived bravely. He lived boldly. None of us will ever forget Charlie Kirk and neither now will history.” – Montage/Host [50:27]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Justice and Swift Verdict:
  “Thank God that Secret Service agent... saw the tip of that gun... just moments, I guess, away from perhaps taking a shot at the president. But this is certainly justice.” – Brian Glenn [03:20]

• On Kimmel's Preemption and Media Bias:
  “Jimmy Kimmel show has become so political... 90% of the time it’s about Trump or about anybody else in Congress and very little original jokes.” – Brian Glenn [07:48]

• About Ukraine/Trump's Stance:
  “That's stepping a little out for Trump, no?” – Eric Bolling [10:45]

• Personal Threats to Border Reporter:
  “Two armed men try to enter the gated community where I live in. They specifically wanted the direction of my house.” – Oscar Ramirez [16:54]

• On Media, Democrats, and Political Violence:
  “Well, the leftist media, the machine, has spent every single day since Charlie Kirk's assassination parading lowlife Democrats whose main message is that Charlie was asking for it...” – Eric Bolling [26:56]

• On Kirk’s Memorial:
  “An event that should have taken six months to plan, we did it in six days. The team deserves all the credit.” – Andrew Colette [47:32]
  “He is a hero to the United States of America, and he is a martyr for the Christian faith.” – Tribute montage [50:00]

Timestamps for Important Segments

• Ryan Routh Guilty Verdict & Commentary – [00:45–05:40]
• Sinclair, Nexstar, and Kimmel Preemption – [06:14–10:19]
• Trump’s Ukraine Position – [10:19–12:48]
• Oscar Ramirez, Cartel Threats – [16:52–22:10]
• Fish Oil vs Krill Oil – [22:10–26:08]
• Host’s Response to Media/Liberal Politicians After Kirk’s Death – [28:00–35:41]
• Charlie Kirk Memorial Highlights & Trump’s Posthumous Award Announcement – [47:00–50:33]

Conclusion

This episode delivers a raw, unapologetic defense of conservative values in the wake of significant political violence and perceived media bias. Emotional tributes and hardline takes make this a revealing listen about how parts of America’s right see themselves embattled from all sides—government, media, and political opponents. The show’s tone is fueled by ongoing trauma from the assassination of Charlie Kirk, culminating in both grief and resolve to continue his legacy.