Real America’s Voice: CPAC 2026 Live Coverage – March 28, 2026 (Part 4)

iHeartPodcasts | Published: March 28, 2026

Episode Overview

This episode of Real America’s Voice provides live coverage from CPAC 2026 in Texas, highlighting a day marked by transatlantic conservative unity, affirmations of American and Polish friendship, principled policy debates, and stirring speeches spotlighting leadership and values. The segment features notable guests, including Tomasz Sakiewicz (CEO of Televisia Republica), Polish President Carol Noski, and former Democratic figure Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now serving in President Donald J. Trump’s cabinet. The discussions touch deeply on the struggle for freedom, the evolving landscape of conservatism in America and Europe, healthcare reforms, recovery initiatives, challenges of modern parenting, and the need for action versus complacency.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Polish-American Conservative Alliance

[03:13–07:36]

• Introduction of Tomasz Sakiewicz: Mercedes Schlapp introduces Tomasz Sakiewicz as a key Polish conservative media leader, highlighting his resistance against the Polish liberal government and his pivotal role in CPAC Poland.

  • “Tomasz did something profound, something incredible. He built the biggest European conservative station on one solidarity of millions of Polish people under attack…” – Mercedes Schlapp (03:46)

• Sakiewicz on Solidarity and Freedom:

  • Underscores the historical solidarity between Poland and America, particularly rooted in shared traditions of freedom and support during trying times.
  • Announces the next CPAC Poland, inviting international conservative cooperation:
    “We are building a great friendship of freedom loving nations all over the world. Because globalists and leftists… built their international connections of George Soros and stuff. We have to build our connections against them…” – Tomasz Sakiewicz (07:36)

2. President of Poland, Carol Noski: The Power of Shared Values

[16:19–39:28]

• Celebration of American Independence and Polish Contributions:

  • President Noski recalls key moments in American and Polish history—citing Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Kazimierz Pulaski, and Chaim Salomon—emphasizing Poles’ contributions to American liberty.
  • “Polish heroes did not only fight to America, they helped build it. They came because they believed something simple and powerful. That freedom anywhere is worth defending. Everywhere.” – President Noski (18:36)

• Warning Against Modern Threats to Western Civilization:

  • Addresses cultural and external threats—“patriotism is something to be ashamed of,” the undermining of faith and borders—and condemns Russia’s appropriation of conservatism.
  • “Russia does not defend conservatism. Russia represents corruption and violence. True conservatism believes in freedom under law.” – President Noski (21:41)

• Critique of the European Union and Advocacy for Reform:

  • While valuing EU membership, asserts the need for urgent reform to preserve national sovereignty against “powerful bureaucrats.”
  • “Now [the EU] needs urgent repair... moves to centralize decision making, sidelining nations and democratic accountability.” – President Noski (26:25)

• Success Story of Polish Recovery:

  • Recalls Poland’s journey from Communist oppression to a thriving, independent economy:
    “In one generation we went from communism to prosperity, from control to opportunity, from dependence to strength.” (29:52)
  • Credits partnership with the U.S. and NATO, applauds investment in defense, and champions the Three Seas Initiative for regional economic and security collaboration.

• Validation of the Polish-American Military Alliance:

  • Praises American and Polish sacrifice together, citing the Medal of Honor awarded to an American who died saving a Polish soldier.
  • “This is not politics. This is brotherhood. … You cannot build a stronger alliance than this.” – President Noski (24:51)

• Call to Defend Civilizational Values:

  • Emphasizes the need for courage and unity to safeguard freedom for future generations:
    “When Poland and America stand together, freedom wins. When we stay true to our values, freedom wins. When we have the courage to defend what matters, freedom wins.” (38:30)

3. American Recovery and Healthcare Reform: Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

[46:34–77:09]

A. Transformation at Health and Human Services (HHS)

[47:37–56:54]

• Revamping Dietary Guidelines and Food Programs:

  • Criticizes legacy food standards influenced by industry, points to replacing them with science-driven nutrition, especially for the military and federal assistance.
  • “For 50 years, the government has been lying to us about food… they reflected the mercantile impulses that had put Fruit Loops at the top of the food pyramid, which is not even a food.” – Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (47:55)
  • “All the troops are now eating. There’s lines around the block to get into the cafeteria… and he’s feeding them for $10 a day.” (50:32)

• Focus on Empowering Families:

  • Discusses the importance of home-cooked meals as an antidote to loneliness and social fragmentation.
    “It’s important not only because it’s important to get food, but also gives you time with your family. It’s a sacred ritual…” (51:01)

• Baby Formula Overhaul:

  • Announces significant reforms to baby formula and medical training in nutrition, aiming at healthier children and increased transparency.

• Price Transparency and Insurance Overhaul:

  • Pushes for hospitals to publish prices and for insurance to become more user-friendly, reducing “price chaos” for patients.
  • “We’re going to have a website now that has the price of everything on it. So if you want to get an MRI, it will tell you … what the cost is in all of the different concierge services and medical centers around you.” (53:52)

B. Addiction Recovery Reform & Personal Reflections

[56:54–62:05]

• Redesigning National Recovery Programs:

  • Advocates for outcome-based recovery, reintegration of faith-based programs (reversing Biden-era exclusion), and continuity of care.
  • “Addiction is a disease of isolation… The ultimate way to deal with that is to reconnect people with community and reconnect them with some kind of spiritual motivation.” (57:03)
  • “One of the things that we’re doing… is we’re bringing faith, faith, recovery back into recovery.” (59:24)

• Accountability for Recovery Providers:

  • Outlines plans to incentivize providers to ensure lasting recovery, making them responsible for long-term outcomes.
    “So that anytime that he relapses, they have to treat him the next time for free. That … will provide an incentive for them … to make sure he’s getting aftercare, and take responsibility for his recovery.” (61:37)

C. Guidance for Parents & Cultural Commentary

[62:05–66:31]

• Modern Parenting Threats:

  • Flags cell phones and social media as major dangers, advocates for restricting devices in schools (18 states have done so).
  • “The biggest threats that we’re facing now are cell phones and social media.” (62:53)
  • Cites improved test scores and discipline where bans are in effect.

• Personal Lessons as a Parent:

  • Emphasizes each child’s uniqueness, the value of outdoor activity, and healthy food choices.
  • Warns specifically against cell phone radiation at night.

D. Political Identity and Trust in President Trump

[66:31–75:39]

• Transition from Democrat to Trump Cabinet:

  • Kennedy describes feeling alienated as Democrats abandoned issues close to him (NAFTA, war, women’s sports, free speech), while Trump aligned with his values.
  • “One of the reasons that I ran is because I just saw that the Democratic Party had lost its bearings. The only issue that really united the Democrat was Trump Derangement Syndrome.” (66:36)
  • Details being censored under Biden, and frustration with left’s shifting positions.

• Describing Trump’s Leadership:

  • Kennedy refutes claims of Trump’s narcissism, citing his empathy, broad knowledge, and personal engagement.
  • “President Trump is exactly the opposite of everything that I believed him to be… He’s the opposite of a narcissist. He’s an empath.” (72:15)
  • Shares anecdotes of Trump’s detailed policy knowledge and capacity for empathy towards casualties in Ukraine.

• Comparison with Family Legacy:

  • Asserts his political decisions would have been supported by father (RFK) and uncle (JFK)—including a shift in party loyalty as Democrats “became contemptful of the middle class.”
  • “President Trump is completely committed to farmers, to firemen, to political police, people who are working in this country.” (75:39)

4. CPAC Reflections, Network Plans, and Closing Remarks

[77:26–82:03]

• Celebrating a Historic CPAC:

  • Panelists express pride in CPAC’s open discussion and embrace of “the golden era of freedom,” referencing panels like “Cigars, Steaks and Ivermectin.”
  • “My favorite thing is I feel like this has been an expression of freedom, CPAC. I feel like we’re living in the golden era of freedom in such ways.” – CPAC Commentator (77:34)

• Future of Real America’s Voice:

  • Teases expanded “faith and family” content across the network, addressing an underserved conservative audience.
  • “Our audience is so engaged… so faith and family, yeah, that’s a high priority. We’re going to be addressing that.” – Ryan Reynolds (79:27)

• Emphasis on Community and Action:

  • Multiple hosts liken RAV and CPAC to a supportive family, encouraging attendees to convert inspiration into action.
  • “CPAC does not matter… if we don’t take what we got from this event and put it into action on the ground. … That’s what it’s all about for us. We have to take this and defeat our enemies.” – CPAC Team Member (81:27)
  • “Prayer paves the way, but action possesses the land.” – CPAC Commentator (81:43)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Polish-American Unity:

  • “We are nations built on the same idea. The government should serve the people, not rule over them.”
    – President Carol Noski (19:56)

• On Fighting for Freedom:

  • “Freedom does not survive on its own. It needs strong families. It needs strong communities. It needs people who are willing to defend it once more.”
    – President Carol Noski (20:58)

• On Healthcare Reform:

  • “For 50 years, the government has been lying to us about food… they put Fruit Loops at the top of the food pyramid.”
    – Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (47:55)

• On Addiction Recovery:

  • “Addiction is a disease of isolation… The ultimate way to deal with that is to reconnect people with community and some kind of spiritual motivation.”
    – Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (57:03)

• On Donald Trump’s Leadership:

  • “He’s the opposite of a narcissist. He’s an empath.”
    – Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (72:15)

• On Conservative Media’s Mission:

  • “Prayer paves the way, but action possesses the land.”
    – CPAC Commentator (81:43)

Important Timestamps

• 03:13 – Introduction of Tomasz Sakiewicz and Polish conservative media.
• 16:19 – President Carol Noski’s keynote speech.
• 47:37 – Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discusses healthcare and nutrition reform.
• 56:54 – Kennedy on addiction recovery and the faith-based approach.
• 62:05 – Guidance for modern parenting and children’s health.
• 66:31 – Kennedy recounts political transformation; relationship with Trump.
• 72:15 – Describing Trump’s leadership qualities and empathy.
• 77:26 – CPAC team reflects on the event's legacy.
• 79:27 – RAV’s plans for future faith, family, and wellness content.
• 81:43 – Closing call to action: “Prayer paves the way, but action possesses the land.”

Summary

Part 4 of CPAC 2026’s live coverage underscores common conservative struggles across the globe, especially the Polish and American experience. Guest speakers detail efforts to defend national sovereignty, reform public health, strengthen alliances, and champion the family unit against social fragmentation. Dr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. highlights sweeping reforms and describes President Trump as a compassionate, deeply knowledgeable leader contrary to mainstream depiction. The show ends with CPAC’s renewed mission: not just to gather, but to equip conservatives to act for freedom, faith, and family.