Real America’s Voice: Bolling! — September 29, 2025

Host: Eric Bolling
Guests: Senator Lilly Téllez (Mexico), Oscar “El Blue” Ramirez (RAV Correspondent), Ron Vitiello (Former ICE & CBP Head), John Jubilee (Energized Health), various call-ins
Main Theme:
An in-depth look at the escalating crisis of government corruption and cartel violence in Mexico, the cross-border implications for U.S. security and migration, and heated debate on partisan gridlock and looming government shutdown in Washington, D.C. Includes discussion of diet/health trends and community questions.

Episode Overview

Eric Bolling’s September 29th edition of “Real America’s Voice” focuses on three tightly intertwined issues:

• Explosive allegations from a Mexican Senator detailing the government’s complicity with drug cartels.
• The American governmental response to border crisis and domestic unrest in key U.S. cities.
• The political standoff over government funding, featuring live remarks from politicians and fiery commentary.

Key Segments & Insights

1. Markets & Crypto Update

[04:08 – 05:20]
Bolling opens with a summary of market movements:

• Dow Jones and S&P relatively steady; Nasdaq has volatility.
• Gold surges $50/oz, oil drops $2.50/barrel.
• Crypto rebounds: “Bitcoin all the way up to $114,300…This is one nice move up today. Ethereum up good across the board.” (Eric Bolling, 04:38)

2. Cartels and Corruption: Senator Lilly Téllez & Oscar Ramirez Interview

[05:30 – 29:55]

Context:
Bolling brings on Mexico’s Senator Lilly Téllez and RAV’s border correspondent Oscar Ramirez to discuss mass graves, cartel violence, and cartel/state entanglement.

Key Points:

• Personal Risk for Exposing Cartels:
  • “Of course I am nervous…this is a very dangerous country…I have faith in God and I know I have to go on in this fight…But I won’t step back.” (Senator Lilly Téllez, 09:45)
• Mexican Government Structure:
  • “In Mexico, senators, we don’t have that kind of power now…This is not a republic anymore. The President just robbed the Supreme Court…She is following the steps of Venezuela.” (Téllez, 11:15)
• Direct Cartel-Government Alliance:
  • “There is a real association between the cartels and the government. The cartels are so rich…they give this money to political candidates…so they have to protect the cartels.” (Téllez, 13:50)
  • “Even in the Senate, the leader of the Morena party is linked with a very dangerous cartel…This man sits just a few meters from me, and we all know.” (Téllez, 15:10)
• Failure to Curb Migration:
  • The President of Mexico is “angry” about U.S. warnings to migrants. She wants remittance dollars and allows illegal migration flows, as “the cartels…are doing such a huge amount of money trafficking with persons to the United States.” (Téllez, 17:10)
• Journalists and Political Peril:
  • “Oscar is in danger, of course. Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists. No one can dare to tell the truth in this country because [the President] gets mad and all the government goes against you.” (Téllez, 20:20)
  • Oscar Ramirez: “She is the only one…exposing dirty politicians. That’s the number one thing nobody…had the courage to do. She is the only hope for our country…to continue to fight this leftist narrative.” (Oscar Ramirez, 22:45)

Notable Moments:

• Téllez’s claim that the country has shifted from a republic toward dictatorship, with judiciary, media, and Senate now controlled by the President.
• Oscar confirms that both he and Senator Téllez face real threats for their activism.

3. U.S. Policy Response: Ron Vitiello Interview

[31:30 – 43:40]

Context:
Former CBP & ICE head Ron Vitiello weighs in on the Mexican revelations and U.S. domestic enforcement.

Key Points:

• On the Dangers Faced by Mexican Whistleblowers:
  • “God bless them both…They are taking huge risks in speaking publicly…those cartels will seek to silence them, either politically or actually physically.” (Ron Vitiello, 33:05)
• Border Security Improvements:
  • “The physical border is safer than it’s ever been…Agents are super motivated…Policy set forth by the president is working.” (Vitiello, 35:40)
  • “About 2 million people have been deported since the President took office… ICE is scaling up every single day.” (Vitiello, 36:30)
• Federal Deployment in U.S. Cities:
  • On Portland, Oregon: “Antifa controls Portland…The police department does not have the support they need to put these riots in their place...The federal deployment will continue.” (Vitiello, 39:00)
  • Vitiello asserts Trump-era law enforcement measures are being reinstated and expanded.
• Enforcement of Laws Against Protesters:
  • “Help is on the way, Portland…Those that impede will be arrested, there’s no question in my mind.” (Vitiello, 41:00)

4. Domestic Politics: Government Funding and Shutdown Showdown

[48:45 – 1:10:55]

Context:
Live remarks from Vice President J.D. Vance and a Republican Speaker on budget negotiations, healthcare, and government shutdown brinksmanship.

Key Points:

• GOP Framing:
  • Democrats accused of hostage-taking:

    “You don’t put a gun to the American people’s head and say, unless you do exactly what Senate and House Democrats want…we’re going to shut down your government. That’s exactly what they’re proposing.” (VP J.D. Vance, 49:00)

  • CR (Continuing Resolution) supported by Republicans:

    “A clean, short-term, non-partisan continued resolution…There’s nothing partisan in here…We want to do the right thing.” (Speaker, 54:10)

  • Democrats criticized for “extraneous issues” and new spending demands, including benefits for undocumented immigrants and left-leaning media.
• Consequences of Shutdown:
  • Risk to WIC, FEMA, hospitals, mental health:

    “If they shut the government down…the WIC program, the nutrition program, women, infant and children, will not get funded. FEMA won’t be funded…You have telehealth, mental health services—all that would stop if…Democrats have their way.” (Unattributed, 1:06:15)

• Host’s Personal Take:
  • “Shut the damn thing down…You got the House, you got the Senate, you got the White House. Shut it down. Blame them. Tell them we’ll reopen government when they’re ready to come to the bargaining table with real proposals.” (Eric Bolling, 1:11:10)

5. Audience Interaction & Community Calls

[1:13:30 – 1:19:15]

• Secret Service Security Policies:
  • Callers question Secret Service protocols at public Trump appearances.
• Amish and Autism Discussion:
  • Caller references low autism rates in Amish communities and vaccination policy.

    “The instances of autism in the Amish community is 1 in around 300…In the general population…it’s 1 in 36 as of 2020.” (Bolling, 1:16:15)

  • Suggests possible ties between vaccination and autism, encouraging further research (noted as a controversial stance).

6. Health Segment: Diets and Cellular Hydration

[1:25:35 – 1:32:00]

Guest: John Jubilee (Energized Health)

• Critique of Diet Fads:
  • “Every diet works for a minute, but they’re not sustainable…We focus on intracellular hydration, not the diet, because then even if you get toxins…a healthy river will flush that out.” (Jubilee, 1:27:15)
• Science of Hydration:
  • “Your cell is hard as a glass marble…Our science opens that cell up so nutrients can get in, hydration can get in, and toxins [can get] out.” (Jubilee, 1:29:00)

7. Cultural Commentary: Immigration, Assimilation, and U.S. Demographics

[1:44:00 – 1:56:00]

• Muslim Representation in Politics:
  • Bolling runs through news stories featuring Muslim members of Congress, mayors, and candidates, hinting at a perceived threat of “unassimilated values” and rise of Sharia law in America.
  • Clips highlight pro-Palestinian activists and elected officials refusing to outright condemn Hamas.

    “Raise your hand if you’re a pro terror radical…Do you condemn October 7th? ‘I condemn Israel and the United States and all oppressions…’ That was Ro Khanna, you know, a sitting member of Congress sharing a stage with people who condone terrorism. Nothing to see here, folks.” (Bolling, 1:50:33)

• Warnings About Demographic Change & Political Risk:
  • “They’re here. They’re gaining power. They’re grasping for more. But it’s time to put a stop to it right now.” (Bolling, 1:56:00)

Notable Quotes

• Senator Lilly Téllez:

  • “Mexico is not a republic anymore…She [the President] is now the boss of all the senators…all the judges…and she is the President.” (11:15)
  • “There is a real association between the cartels and the government…They have to protect the cartels.” (13:50)
  • “Oscar is in danger, of course…Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists.” (20:20)

• Oscar Ramirez:

  • “She’s the only one that has been exposing this…She is the only hope for our country…” (22:45)

• Ron Vitiello:

  • “They are taking huge risks…those cartels will seek to silence them, either politically or actually physically.” (33:05)
  • “The physical border looks better than it has in my entire lifetime…Agents are super motivated.” (35:40)

• Eric Bolling:

  • “Shut the damn thing down…Stop this game of, oh, if we shut down, it’s their fault. Shut the damn thing down.” (1:11:10)

Timestamps for Major Segments

• 04:08 – Market & Crypto Updates
• 05:30 – Senator Téllez & Oscar Ramirez Interview
• 29:55 – Border Security with Ron Vitiello
• 48:45 – Government Shutdown: Live Officials
• 1:13:30 – Community Calls (Secret Service, Amish)
• 1:25:35 – Health & Diet with John Jubilee
• 1:44:00 – Cultural & Demographic Commentary
• 1:56:00 – End commentary

Memorable Moments

• Senator Téllez’s fearless condemnation of cartel-government ties, delivered despite credible personal threat.
• Oscar Ramirez naming her as the “only hope” for Mexico’s future.
• Host’s on-air exasperation: “Shut the damn thing down.”
• Intense viewer-caller engagement on issues from Trump’s security to vaccine-autism claims.
• Segment warning about so-called unassimilated politics and values in American cities.

Episode Tone

• Urgent, combative, and unfiltered—host and guests emphasize existential threats from both foreign corruption and domestic political dysfunction.
• The language is direct, emotional, and at times provocative, especially when discussing security, immigration, and perceived cultural shifts.

For Listeners:

This episode offers a rare look inside current Mexican political peril from a direct witness, explores sharp U.S. response through law enforcement and policy, and ends with passionate debate about America’s future—on the border, in Washington, and beyond. If you want unfiltered, sometimes controversial perspectives on these urgent issues, it’s a can’t-miss episode.