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I heart radio. All right, looks like we're live, but Ben isn't talking to me so I'm just going to go for it. Tuesday, I'm sorry. Thursday, 4pm Stock market is mixed all day. Folks, hear me out this morning. We woke up to late last night. Donald Trump said we are in the final stages of a deal, right? So we're thinking this deal with Iran is going to happen. Oil crashed down $6 a barrel. We were down $6 a barrel this morning. The Dow was way up. I'll tell you what happened after that. Are we on? All right, so oil, oil crashes $6 a barrel, down to 95, $96 a barrel. Markets were ripping straight up. Iran came out this early this morning right before markets open. Iran said their, their foreign minister. I don't even know if it's the IRGC who, whoever this person, a representative of the Iranian contingency said hold on, no deal. As long as you think you're going to get the uranium, the enriched uranium, the, they call it the pixie dust, so to speak that we offered them. The Russians, the Russians said maybe not. So Iran said we're keeping this Iranian enriched uranium. And all of a sudden everything turned around. Oil went from down 6, $5 barrel up to $4. It really $10 a barrel. When that happened, stock markets fell across the world. Every single stock market crashed throughout the day. It's just kind of evened out and oil is going to end up not $4 higher, not $6 lower, almost unchanged, about $0.50 lower on the day. And stock markets about flat. NASDAQ up a little bit, very little. S P up a little bit. Dow Jones up a little bit. Bitcoin can't figure out how to get out of its own way. Gold is fluttering around 4, $500 to the ounce. So a lot going on in the markets. I will tell you also there's a big IPO everyone's looking at. Elon Musk has put together his company SpaceX open. He's conglomerated them into one IPO. They're going to IPO this, this company at somewhere around $1.7 trillion, the biggest by far. We never had a company worth a trillion dollars until a couple of years ago. Apple was the first. Now four or five companies but this one's going to come out $1.7 trillion, maybe even $2 trillion. They've set that for possibly a June 12th. So when they announced that, everyone gets a little euphoria and hype. So they believe in the markets again. So this is just a little bit of a market rundown. Meanwhile, April 15 has passed, yet some still have tax concerns. So what should you do? My first guest says reach out to Tax Network usa. Happy to have back to this show. Tax Network USA spokesperson Cameron Kinsey. Camera. Really good to see you, my friend. Okay, you probably owe from a year or two ago or three years ago. Who knows? It's accumulating at some insane interest rates right now. You come to April 15th and what do you do? You don't file because you're afraid you're going to owe more. Tell us how you work this, work out of this.
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Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
Well, we see this time and time again, Eric, and I've talked to you multiple times on the show, and we see the same people calling in. You know, they're too embarrassed. They don't know what their options are or the resources that are available. And the truth is, is that there are plenty of resources. But the IRS isn't going to do free advertisement for that, Eric. And that is why it's so important to have professionals in your corner like Tax Network USA who have CPAs, licensed tax attorneys, even former IRS agents who know their tax ex and know the tax code inside and out and know your options to help you with your specific case.
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Eric Bolling
So how do you guys determine if someone can go on a payment plan? So you, you negotiate with the IRS agents and say, hey, these are folks. Our clients here can't afford to pay you whatever, 5,000, $10,000, so we're going to work this off. Will they work with you more than they would work with an individual client, with an individual taxpayer?
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Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
Yes, and that's a really great question. We get this all the time and we look over your entire financial situation. So even worry if you don't have all the necessary documentation. We can actually help you gather that information as well during this process. And we are still upholding that free investigative call for our RAV listeners as well. So if you don't know where you stand with the irs, if you don't know whether they've assigned an agent to your case or not, we do that deep dive for you to alleviate this burden. We know how stressful this can be, not having that power in your own hands, not keeping your money in your own pocket. We Know how debilitating that is to some people. And so we're just here to alleviate that stress for you. And again, yes, that documentation, we can help gather that information. We go all over all the necessary information and see if you qualify for, you know, offers and compromise hardship status requests, innocent spouse relief, just depending on your case.
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Eric Bolling
So this, I know the answer to this. I think folks need to hear from, from you, the experts, is it better to file even if you can't pay or just to not file at all?
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Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
Yeah, we get this question all the time. I would say filing is the apps or not filing is the absolute worst case scenario because that failure to file penalty is significant, significantly higher than that failure to pay penalty. So even if you can't, you know, write a check out a pocket for the full amount, you should still file that return because that'll automatically protect you from the most aggressive penalties right out of the gate. And it also just shows good faith on your part that you're doing what you should supposed to be doing and you're trying to resolve the issue at least.
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Eric Bolling
Camera. What is, what is the recommendation? Let's say you have a small business too. I mean you do you file separate. How do you, how does someone who has a private issue with the IRS and also a business, you don't want to conflate the two.
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Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
Yeah, and that's where things get tricky with payroll taxes because this is where things can spiral the the quickest because payroll taxes are not treated like normal tax debt. If those aren't paid, you know, the IRS can hit business owners with what's called the trust fund recovery penalty, which is 100% of the unpaid payroll taxes. And a what, what a lot of people don't realize, Eric, is that that doesn't just stay with the business that becomes personal. So that means that the IRS can go after your personal bank account, your assets, even your future income. So it's not this issue anymore. It becomes a personal financial risk. And that's why we tell people all the time, get ahead of it. Even though it's past the deadline, don't let that, those penalties and that interest start compounding because what a balance that feels manageable in April is just going to keep spiraling as the months go on. So again, get ahead of it. Take advantage of our free consultation, our free discovery call, work with one of our team members. Again, we're just here to help.
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Eric Bolling
There you go. 800-905-8000. That's the number. Call it right there. Tnusa.com or call Cameron herself. Call her at that thumb. Maybe she'll pick up. You never know. Cameron Kinsey. Always good to have you.
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Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
All right, Cameron, see you soon. All right. You don't know my next guest. He lives. He takes his life in his hands every single day, reporting on the Mexican cartels for us. While now he and his family are receiving death threats because of a report he did in Guadalajara. Let's bring in Rav border correspondent Oscar L. Blue Ramirez. Oscar, you did a report a couple of weeks ago. We were with you, and now there are death threats against you and your family. Oscar, this isn't the first time we were with you when they were sending cartel thugs with. With guns in cars to your community looking for you. Tell us about this latest threat.
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
Yeah, Eric, thank you for the invitation. We were in Jalisco, the epicenter of missing people in mass graves in the whole continent. You know, we went there because we want to. We want to say that what Trump is saying, it is actually true. These people need to be designated as terrorists. And when we arrived, we went to a compound where they said, an anonymous call, that there was a body behind a premises. We found that body, you know, and after just a couple of minutes, two guys, armed guys, arrived to the premises and they told us, you guys need to get out of here. You know, luckily we had security and we. We got out of there, you know, on time. But after that, they started threatening the searcher group through phone calls and through, you know, their social media. And they actually told me, oscar, can you pause the documentary? For just one week, we're going through the authorities to see what kind of threats are these, because they're really emphatic and they're really strong going after our families. Just a couple of days after they started instigating into my social media, and now they are, you know, instigating more. They're completely upset that we are finding their whereabouts. They're completely upset that we're exposing this. And they're completely, you know, upset that we are actually calling them the way that they are. They are terrorists. And we found these mass graves, and we're about to show them in a documentary the next couple of days in real America's Voice news. Eric.
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Eric Bolling
Right. And we need to see all that. And so I'm assuming the cartels are sending their thugs out to. To stop you from finding evidence against them, but is there, is there a risk that the evidence is ever going to be used against them? Seems like, I think we had talked that there are something like two thirds of the Mexican State Senate is, is indebted to the cartel some way, shape or form.
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
You know, we know that the government is embedded with the organized crime in the cartels. We know that, you know, Trump has been in the Trump administration is in history who has exposed dirty politicians in cahoots with the organized crime in the cartel. So, you know, this is a bilateral threat. You can say that it's the cartel, you can say that it's the government. We don't know who are sending these thugs. We don't know who is these kind of people that they are threatening consistently our lives to not expose the reality of what is happening in the country of Mexico and next to the borders of the United States. But it doesn't matter, Eric. I said this from the start, when I started broadcasting and saying this. We are not going to stop. We are going to continue to expose. We're going to continue to open the eyes of the world of what is happening and the next door neighbor to the United States of America, that is the country of Mexico.
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Eric Bolling
Oscar, when I was at the border several times with Border Patrol, you talk to the Border Patrol agents and I would say you're catching a lot of these drugs. They have piles and piles and bricks of cocaine and meth and everything in pills everywhere on tables. And you look at, you go like, holy cow, how much is coming in? And when you ask them how much you're stopping, Oscar, consistently they say under 2%. So 98 plus percent is making its way into this country. Here's my point. If we're, if we're taking narco boats out of the Venezuelan water on the way over here because of drugs, there's about a thou. There's probably a million times more drugs coming across the Mexican border than Venezuela coming across the water. Is Trump, is there some message to Trump to step into Mexico and is he going to lift Sheinbaum out the way he did with Maduro? Should he?
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
Well, this is what, exactly what Trump said, You know, he said clearly on one of his statements that he was going to send troops through, you know, through land and through Mexico. He has been doing that, you know, Claude, shame down through the public and to her audience is saying that she's protecting the sovereignty and it is a complete lie. She's actually collaborating more now than ever because they know her dirty work and they know her dirty politicians. They just recently exposed the dirty politician of Culacan Bien in cahoots with Lo Chapitos. That is a fraction of El Chapo. Guzman, just recently they just dismantled five laboratories that they were appointed to. The gardener, a guy that, you know, we broadcast right here in the bowling show. A guy that was going to be the successor of the CJNG cartel and then Mencho and you know, they have been doing all of this, you know, situations over here in Mexico, but they need to pressure more. There's no other solution, Eric. There's people that they're being displaced right now in Guerrero by the organized crime of Los Ardillos. And these indigenous people, they made a viral video asking Trump for a favor to send helicopters to bomb these criminal organizations. Imagine how bad it is if the indigenous people in the mountains of Mexico, they're asking for Trump for help. Where is Shane Bound?
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Eric Bolling
Well, here's a question. The reason why I'm asking this, that's my question exactly. I'm looking at the charges against Maduro, who we have in a jail here, here in the United States. Narco terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive devices, conspiracy, etc. Etc. These are things that you could basically paint on, on Claudia Sheinbaum as well. Is she, is she not a war criminal right now? In, in terms of what our War department would think or State Department would think?
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
Well, the dirty politicians that they have exposed, Yes. I cannot say right now for security reasons of my life, you know, pointing directly to Shamebound because I know what she does immediately if I speak clearly about the situations, what is happening in Mexico. But the dirty politicians, the more than 50 plus dirty politicians that they have been caught and they are appointed by the Department of Treasury to be in cahoots with the organized grand cartel. Yes, those are the ones that they need to be extradited. Those are the ones that they need to be exposed. They need to be pressuring more the Shame Bound administration to start extraditing all these dirty politicians and go to the end of the rabbit hole, Eric, that is what it needs to be done and expose all of that.
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Eric Bolling
Oscar, as always, we tell you to be safe, folks. Oscar, publish a book called My Name is Border the Life of Oscar.
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
Thank you so much.
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Eric Bolling
Blue Ramirez. Oscar, check out that book, folks. Oscar, please be safe as always and we'll keep an eye on these things. I'm telling you, she's Shine Bomb. Don't blame Oscar, blame me. I said it. Shine Bomb is as dirty and as criminal as Maduro was. He's lifted. Maybe it's time to do the same with her. It sounds crazy, but guess what? We should be doing it. Oscar thank you.
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
Thank you so much Eric for the invitation.
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Eric Bolling
Folks will be back two and a half minutes.
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Eric Bolling
I think when you're diagnosed with cancer,
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Eric Bolling
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Eric Bolling
I heart Radio. The congressman for the great state of South Carolina who says the Democrats need to pass the Save America Act. Here to discuss is Congressman Ralph Norman. Sir, we'll talk a little bit about the Save Act. So Democrats need to pass it. How about the Senate needs to pass it? Get off, get John Thune off his ass and get some work done. This is what the president wants, is what 80% of the country wants, sir.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well and you know what was so interesting and frustrating that they could have a walk in filibuster. Why not keep them up all night and show the American people that you're willing to fight for anything and something that this important. This isn't just another bill to, to verify that you are a United States citizen. That you are, you are is pretty basic per the Constitution. And you know, it's just baffles me when I continue to hear that. Well, they don't have the votes. Well, make them vote. Make them at least not go to sleep and keep them up on the floor. I don't understand it. It's the fight.
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Eric Bolling
I do, I do. Sir. You're being nice because you have to live in that in the swamp at least part of, part of the month. I get it. Rhino Thune doesn't want to expose his, his Rhino pals. The ones who people don't want to stand up and say they vote for the Save America act when they may be thinking that you got constituents or more likely they got donors who are against it in their district.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Yeah, I think that's, that's true and that's what, that's why the Republican Party is really at a reflection point. You know, the true conservatives are going to have to act like that and not just be scared at every angle. And when you have the leaders and I like Jonathan personally, but he simply has Dropped the ball with leadership and he's. This is what makes Americans lose faith in the political system.
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Eric Bolling
Congressman, I love you, brother. Because I lived in South Carolina, I love the state. What exactly do you like about them? They may ask you that.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well, one thing, he walk five steps without falling. The senator from Kentucky really couldn't do that. He, he was, I couldn't understand him. He talked well, he looked like a turtle and he talked mumbled voices and you know anything better than him?
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Eric Bolling
Rhino by another name. A turtle, A thune, A snake perhaps. Can we do this real quickly? You mentioned Kentucky. You know, Representative Massey gets unseated to Ed Gallerain, who was backed by President Trump. Really shows the President still has got what it takes President Trump does to get people across the finish line. When a lot of the left are saying he was losing his support and his power thoughts,
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Congressman Ralph Norman
he is not losing his support. He is a man that Massie was just voting against bills the President put up. The one big beautiful bill is good for the country, good for Kentucky. And the fact that he would vote not just one time, he voted, you know, the whole time really, all of this year. And the President called him out at a caucus meeting and said, you know what? Why are you doing this? And it's. And he paid a price for it.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah, I'll say he paid a 14 year. It's a smart guy. He was a very, very smart guy. Had the right pedigree. I even like his libertarian policies. But you take on the president, you know, you know what you're biting off. And I didn't like some of the parting shots after he lost, you know, overnight Tuesday night, took some, took some shots at some people who were supportive of the President, which I, I think it was misguided. Let's, if he wants to stay in, in politics, kind of misguided to do those parting shots. At one point he said to one of his opponents, how do his boots taste? It just seems below his level into intellect and support really?
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well, you know, he is a bright guy, MIT graduate, wears a, wears a thing on his meter, on his lapel about the national debt. Very bright, lives off the grid. But, you know, he just, I think he lost touch with these people in Kentucky and he lost touch with what's good for the country and took his personal anger out. And you see it with Democrats all along. But to vote with Democrats and to oppose everything this president pretty much put up is just, is not, was not good for him politically. But even more importantly, we got a one seat majority, wasn't good for the country.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah. Another let's talk a little bit about that one seat majority. One of the issues of redistricting happens to be in your state, South Carolina, there was some issue whether it was going to be, you know, get across the finish line as far as approving a redistricting. There was a couple legal loopholes you got to jump through, but you got to the point where it's could go to vote. Tell us where it stands. And I need to point out folks, if I'm not mistaken, in the state Senate in South Carolina is 34 Republicans, 12 Democrats. This shouldn't be a big issue though.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Not a big issue in the, in the House Representatives total 124, 89 of which are Republicans, 35 are Democrats. So you got a super majority and the House passed it. When it comes to the Senate, they had previously without if they hadn't been called into session, they had to have a three fourths majority. Now it's just 50% plus one to pass this out of the Senate. They will get that. And so what it'll mean is the does not affect the governor's race but affects the congressional races. And if it passes and I guess I assume the courts will fight it, but if everything goes smoothly, the primary will be instead of June 9th will be August 18th, I think, or mid August before it comes.
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Eric Bolling
Yeah. What does the redistricting look like afterwards, assuming you get that past the Senate?
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well, previously the 6th district was if you look at the racial makeup, 48% African American, 42, 43% white and then you have 6 to 8% Latino. And but it's a good district. Afterward it's going to be a Republican, probably a 9, 8 or 9 advantage and I think it will change hands. And look, Clyburn's been there a long time and not only has he voted for total socialism in backing Joe Biden, but he voted for open borders. He voted for, you know, defunding the police. He just bought the mantra of the Democrat line, which is not in touch, not in sync with the South Carolina voters. So it'll go Republican, I assume we'll have seven strong Republicans and South Carolina be represented.
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Eric Bolling
Well, it always has been since I've known South Carolina. It always has been a very, very red state. Always supportive of Republican politics, including Trump politics. Speaking of Trump politics, you can weigh in on the big Republican Senate issue over in Texas where you had John Cornyn and a friend of mine, personal friend of mine, Ken Paxton, your thoughts on number one, the Trump endorsement and you know, how is that read on Capitol Hill?
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well, you know, Cornyn has been there a long time, but again, if you look at his votes, he's voted with Democrats a lot of the time. And the president has got an agenda that is America first. It means what it says and he says what he means, and he goes after people who buck that trend. And Cornyn definitely bucked the trend. And Paxton will be more of an ally that he can count on. And so I think he's doing the right thing. And I think Texas will be better off with a more conservative senator than they have in John Cornyn.
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Eric Bolling
One more question, local politics, folks. We gotta remember how South Carolina goes. The south tends to go how South Carolina goes. The one seed that I've intimately knowledgeable about. I'll tell you a long story. After I left fox, I was asked by the people, the power that be in in South Carolina, I think, you know, some of them. And the Trump administration to run for South Carolina 1, South Carolina 1, which I believe is Charleston. Is that, that's correct. Right. This right number. Nancy Mace holds it. Joe Cunningham held it at the time. It's gone back and forth a little bit. How strong is Nancy Mace? Is she, she on solid footing?
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Congressman Ralph Norman
Well, you know, she's running for governor. She's told me she's not going to,
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Eric Bolling
you know, I didn't know that. That is news to me. I am so sorry. I didn't know. You go ahead. I apologize. She's not, she's so she's not going to run for real. South Carolina, where you can't run for your seat and also run for a higher seat.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
You can. If this, if, if the, if the primary is pushed back to August, let's say she lose, loses in the primary on June 9, she can file for her seat. I can, too, but I'm not going to do that. And I was talking to Nancy, I think Saturday or Sunday, she's not going to file for her seat. She'll either go to the, either win the governorship or as I will. Will I win the governorship or I'll go home?
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Eric Bolling
You know, see, I didn't. You're running for governor as well. You're going to replace McMaster. This makes sense. I, this is a great one, folks. I didn't know this, number one. Number two, here's a great representative of conservative politics right there, pro Trump. Nancy Mace is, no offense here, no offense meant at all, a little wacky. I lived five doors down from her in Charleston for about two years. It Was it was if there was some. Whatever things going on in that house I don't even want to talk about. But. Wow, this is great. Congressman, I didn't know you're running for governor. I buried the lead. So who is your greatest competition, at least on the Republican side? Because I don't think it's going to be a Democrat. So who else is running that. That would give you any sort of indigestion?
- [29:40]
Congressman Ralph Norman
We got five. Four others, total of five. Josh Kimball was in. He was a state senator. Attorney General Allen Wilson, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evatt, me and Mace, and I think. I don't know whether Josh will be in it, but all are. You know, we're all bunched up there, so there's been no firm leader. Whoever wins the June 9th Republican primary, and I think it'll be a runoff, is your next governor. And so it's going to narrow down. And we got 20 days and before the primary, and then again two weeks later on the 23rd, we'll have the. Have the final vote.
- [30:17]
Eric Bolling
I'm looking for my friend here. Oh, Ed McMullen. You know that gentleman.
- [30:23]
Congressman Ralph Norman
I know, brother. Well, he was the bastard.
- [30:27]
Eric Bolling
He is the guy who. He's the kingmaker in South Carolina. Am I wrong?
- [30:31]
Congressman Ralph Norman
He is. It's always been involved, heavily involved in politics.
- [30:36]
Eric Bolling
And these are the people. And so this. Who's he? And does he. Does he throw an endorsement? Does he stay out of there for governor? Governor?
- [30:42]
Congressman Ralph Norman
I haven't heard if he's endorsed anyone. I haven't heard that.
- [30:46]
Eric Bolling
We're going to get him on. We're going to. I'm going to call Ed McMung right after the show, see if he'll come on and talk to us a little about South Carolina government. That's a big one. That's an important one. That's a very prestigious. And we wish you well, sir. I'd like to pledge my support to you right now, right in front of this people, live on the show right now. Ralph Norman. Congressman, really good to have you. Hopefully, I'm gonna be saying Ralph Norman, Governor of the great state of South Carolina very soon, sir. Thank you.
- [31:10]
Congressman Ralph Norman
Your endorsement, Eric. And that is great news. I win the election now.
- [31:14]
Eric Bolling
There you. There you go. We're going to do whatever we can to help that make that happen. All right, thank you, Congressman. We'll see you again soon.
- [31:20]
Congressman Ralph Norman
Yes, sir. Thank you.
- [31:21]
Eric Bolling
Folks, take a look at this. Wall street setting fresh records. New highs on strong corporate earnings and AI euphoria. Momentum. But Main street sending a different signal completely inflation remains stubborn, high elevated on the wrong path, especially in energy and and consumers are clearly pulling back. Travel is a great example. Forecasts now show very, very modest growth for the rest of this year, with even higher income travelers choosing shorter trips and better value. I'm seeing it firsthand. Quieter restaurants, bars, hotels and beaches in South Florida. Almost ghost towns at times. That's why I've moved about 60% of my own portfolio into treasuries yielding around 4% percent while I wait for the picture to get more clear. The rally has real legs from corporate performance, no doubt, but the consumer is always and now the ultimate referee. Stay disciplined, favor quality companies and by all means trade with your head, not over it. This is the Edge. Let me know your thoughts, but you have to subscribe to do that. Come on, join me on this life journey to bettertown usa. Edge Hit Subscribe
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Eric Bolling
Well, there's a complete and total misrepresentation happening entitlement that's happening that is beyond any discussion or rational argument. This rewriting of history is real and it's a problem. Squad member and Congresswoman Ayanna Presley incites hate and does her usual race baiting here in demanding reparations. These people really want to create division in this country come hell or high water.
- [36:16]
Cameron Kinsey (Tax Network USA Spokesperson)
One promise has been kept to black Americans in this country when every bit of prosperity you enjoy was built on our backs. 400 years of labor so we are long overdue for reparations. I'm proud to be the lead sponsor of HR40. Black folks are certainly deserving of redress and reparative work and one bill will not undo centuries of harm.
- [36:42]
Eric Bolling
How long are they going to play this game? This reparations really this thing? This ship has sailed Ayan. It's not going to happen. So people now are trying. African American people right now are trying to get payment for something that happened 60, 70, 80, 100 years ago. Because somehow the people today who are paying the bills think you deserve it. It makes no sense. No one in my family did anything wrong to any African Americans. And no African Americans I know have asked me for anything. So stop with this. You're just a money grab. It's just a grift like everything else in D.C. speaking of that, Jasmine Crockett still saying things despite losing the Senate primary in Texas. Despite being on her way out of Congress, Crockett is still making sure her mark is felt on the way out. Just wouldn't be Jasmine Crockett without a little race baiting to go with it.
- [37:29]
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett
We haven't had one hearing on white supremacy yet. When we look at things like the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, the nine worshipers who were murdered at the Mother Emanuel AME Church, the 23 people murdered in 2019 during a shooting at Walmart in El Paso, the 10 people murdered during the 2022 shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York. All of these were murdered by white supremacists who are empowered by the Republican Party's racist rhetoric and policies. This is the same party that wants to drag us back to the Jim Crow era. Some say that there aren't poll taxes, and I guess it's because they're not listing the amount of money. But when you tell somebody that they've got to go and pay for something, say, like a passport that costs over a hundred dollars in order to be able to vote, that looks like a poll to tax to me. Some of y' all need to read up on your history books, the very same ones that the Republicans have decided that people should not hear about. Because you don't want real history taught in our schools. Because you're afraid that it's going to hurt people's feelings to know that their ancestors were so savage that they would enslave black folk. You don't want them to understand why the 14th Amendment mattered then. And it matters.
- [38:43]
Eric Bolling
Make it stop. Make it stop. Up, Jasmine. No, you don't have to have $100 passport. You can get a free ID. You can go into any DMV and get it for free. You can say, I can't afford. They'll give you an id, by the way. You need that same ID to vote in Congress. You need that same ID to go in the airport. You're saying black people can't figure out how to get to the airport? Jasmine, Is that what you're trying to say? Trying to figure you out. And no, all those things are horrible. Yes, murder's horrible. But he forgot all the.
- [39:11]
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The.
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Eric Bolling
The white kids in schools that are murdered by leftist lunatics. You forgot Charlie Kirk. You forgot assassination attempts against our president twice, maybe three times now. You forgot when every single shooter is a left wing nut job or a transgender moron, just who's. Who's triggered by Democrat policies, Who's protected by Democrat ideology. The woke mob is hiding those people behind glass doors, behind big walls, behind Chinese walls. You forget about those people? Those little white kids that could kill you don't remember the white kids? Should I talk about them all? Stone them right here in Parkland, Tennessee. The Christian school in Tennessee. It goes on and on. Jasmine. Don't be selected. Don't be a hypocrite. Hurry up and get the hell out of Congress. We're done with you. And don't ask me about it again. The latest Spencer Pratt ad is out. These don't mean much introduction. They are amazing. Except to say. Say that this is an entirely new level of political ads. A whole new level of trolling. The left political campaign for the ages, so to speak. In this one, he's pointing out that wanting the bare minimum of a functioning society, well, that's not maga. That's just normal.
- [40:27]
Spencer Pratt Supporter
This mayor race is really heating up. Who you guys voting for? Haven't decided. Same. Haven't really been following it. Same, same, same. I'm not MAGA or anything, but the city's kind of gone though, right?
- [40:44]
Eric Bolling
Oh, yeah.
- [40:45]
Spencer Pratt Supporter
Jessica stepped on a needle at the playground the other day. I'm not mag or anything, though. I'm not mag or anything, but have you been downtown lately? Looks like an episode of the Walking Dead. Not that I'm mag or anything, though. Spencer Pre Pratt seems like he has some good ideas. Not that I'm MAGA or anything. He does seem really angry all the time, though. Well, they did burn his house down. Also, apparently he's staying at the Bel Air Hotel, not the trailer on his property. Well, yeah, they burned his house down. Okay, we're all adults here. How about on three, we just say who we're voting for? One, two. Spencer Pratt. Yeah. Spencer Pratt. Spencer Pratt. Can you imagine if our wives knew?
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Eric Bolling
Brilliant strategy. If you remember Donald Trump in 2016. I'm telling you. You know this, right? If you were a Trump supporter in 2016, I go into restaurants and people, you know, Trump is a phenomenon, but they all love to hate him in public. And then they talk to me quietly at the bar saying, you know, I don't really hate him, I think I'm going to vote for him. So say it. It was the same thing. And the polls had Hillary leading. New York Times had Hillary killing Trump on the night of the election. She was an 80% chance of winning at like 5 o' clock the night of the election. And it went because people would say in public, loudly, I'm voting for Hillary. And then they went to the voting booth and voted for Trump. I'll bet you the same thing happened in, in Los Angeles. Fifteen Republican by registration, the city of Los Angeles. I have him even on polls, which tells me he's probably way ahead. All right, folks, take a look at this. Wall street setting fresh records new highs on strong corporate earnings and AI euphoria, momentum. But Main street sending a different, different signal completely. Inflation remains stubborn, high elevated on the wrong path, especially in energy. And consumers are clearly pulling back. Travel is a great example. Forecasts now show very, very modest growth for the rest of this year, with even higher income travelers choosing shorter trips and better value. I'm seeing it firsthand. Quieter restaurants, bars, hotels and beaches in South Florida. Almost ghost towns at times. Times. That's why I've moved about 60% of my own portfolio into treasuries, yielding around 4% while I wait for the picture to get more clear. The rally has real legs from corporate performance, no doubt, but the consumer is always and now the ultimate referee. Stay disciplined, favor quality companies and by all means trade with your head, not over it. This is the Edge. Let me know your thoughts. But. But you have to subscribe to do that. Come on, join me on this life journey to bettertown usa. The Edge Hit subscribe.
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Eric Bolling
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- [48:54]
NAACP Representative
And it's an honor to stand with members of the Congressional Black Caucus as well as former athletes committed to this cause in getting this egregious situation turned around. This is an unprecedented moment featuring an unprecedented attack on black political representation. And therefore it requires an unprecedented response. We are here standing in solidarity with the NAACP and its call for athletes to boycott institutions within the SEC that belong to states that have unleashed these Jim Crow like racially oppressive tactics, which is unacceptable, unconscionable and un American.
- [49:55]
Eric Bolling
Right? Because when a high school quarterback is deciding between, I don't know, the University of Georgia and lsu, what he's really thinking is, sure, I could go pro one day, but first let me study the intricacies of the Voting Rights act and district litigation. I think he just wants to throw the football into the end zone for an NFL team. And the way to get there is through Alabama, Georgia and some of the other SEC teams. Maybe LSU too, I don't know. I noticed they left Louisiana out there. Hmm. Figure that one out. What's happening? Well, this is where we are for the naacp. We will fight with all we have in solidarity with the Congressional Black Caucus to ensure that we have representation. Or if we don't, we will withhold the talent that, that, that play on the football field or on the basketball court. Be the mid or female in this moment. It's pretty gross, right? Everything has to become political theater for the left. Absolutely. Every single thing. Sports was once the escape from this nonsense, this politics. Now it's being held hostage. Also, we've seen this movie before. Remember when the Major League Baseball yanked the All Star game out of Atlanta because Georgia passed law? Democrats called Jim Crow 2.0. Corporations panicked, celebrities melted down, activists declared democracy was ending. And then what happened? That's right. Record voter turnout. That's what happened. Also, the businesses that got shut out of $100 million worth of economic activity in the city, mostly black owned and operated businesses, were ticked off. Turns out they're requiring identification and cleaning up voter rolls did not in fact recreate 1950s Alabama. Shocking. But none of that matters. Because the point isn't accuracy or fact. The point is pressure. Pressure the leagues, the schools, pressure the athletes, the fans. And notice how the athletes themselves are always expected to become the activists, not the billion dollar executives. Nope. Not the university presidents and also not the TV networks cashing checks the size of the GDP of a small nation.
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Congressman Ralph Norman
No.
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Eric Bolling
They always ask the teenager to turn down a scholarship that will change their lives, their family's lives forever in order to solve America's problems. Are they turning in their paychecks? Is Hakeem Jeffries going to say, I'll turn in my paycheck until we fix this? No. By the way, these problems have existed and will continue to exist. You just can't change it overnight. And that's not the way to do it. Sports. Sports is not the way to do it. That's a lot to put in front of a freshman. Safety from Mobile, Alabama. For most athletes, believe it or not, the priority is football or basketball or maybe education or opportunity. Not become a. Not becoming a political pawn in someone else's messaging campaign. Also, the campaign specifically targets Southern states. Yet again, it's always about the south, isn't it? As though Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, are these shining beacons of progressive leadership, as if they're crime free utopias. Overflowing with perfect race relations and no political corruption. But sure, let's lecture Alabama about democracy. Between kickoff and halftime, they keep using the phrase voter suppression for laws and maps they disagree with politically. We're not talking about slavery, segregation. They're talking about voter ID laws, district maps, and court rulings, things that they lost. Now, to them, that's the equivalent of democracy dying. And if you disagree, well, you're the racist, you're the bigot. That's the game they play. Now. It's all an existential crisis. Every election law is Jim Crow. Every policy disagreement is an attack on democracy. And now every football program should be a political action committee. Are we being real here or not? It's getting exhausting. People turn to college football for touchdowns, rivalries, tailgates, marching bands, cheerleaders. Not for lectures on congressional mapping. Maybe a running back from Texas just wants to run the football into the end zone instead of carrying the entire weight of America's political arguments on his shoulders. Crazy idea, I know. But apparently in 2026, even college football isn't allowed to just be college football anymore. Enough, guys, enough. We'll be back. Two and a half minutes.
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January 6th Supporter/Announcer
After having their rights stripped away by the Biden regime, it's insurrection. The January 6th prisoners were thrown into brutal conditions with little hope for justice. But in the middle of the darkness, something incredible happened. The men began singing the national anthem through the prison halls.
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Oscar L. Blue Ramirez (Real America's Voice Border Correspondent)
You see,
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Eric Bolling
we played that rough version eight months.
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January 6th Supporter/Announcer
The recording reached President Trump, who joined them on the song. It hit number one on the Billboard charts, shocking the music industry.
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We just knocked out Molly Cyrus for
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Eric Bolling
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Now you can own a piece of that history.
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This summer, Eric Bolling is hitting the road and real America's voice is going with it. Introducing Main Street America Hosted by Eric Bolling. A brand new live series broadcasting from the heart of America. The businesses, restaurants, landmarks and gathering places that make this country special.
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The final Friday of every every Month Eric Bolling takes you coast to coast for a happy hour style celebration of the people, places, food and patriotism that define the American spirit. All leading up to America's 250th birthday. And it all begins May 29th live from the Villages, Florida at City Fire from 4 to 5pm Eastern.
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Eric Bolling
All right, this is going to be great. It's a week from tomorrow at the Villages. Hit that QR Code. Sign up. We have hundreds of signups already in two days. We just started this yesterday. It's going to get packed. It's going to be big there. There's a couple of venues, there's going to be a stage there. Please come out and join us. We'll have a lot of fun. It's going to be 4 o' clock and it will be broadcast live during this hour here. So you can see it. Your friends can see it as well. And we'll have cameras throughout the crowd. Please come out, sign up and be part of Main Street America, celebrating America's 250 years as independent from that country over there. All right. We love hearing the emails and the voicemail. So, Ben, you have a couple for us?
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
Yes, sir, we do have a couple. This viewer has a question about Karen Bass.
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Caller/Viewer
Hi, Eric. I was gonna call you up and disguise my voice to sound like Karen Bass's husband. And then I thought to myself, I don't even know if has a husband. Boy, I would have looked stupid. I would have sounded stupid. Check that out for me so I can correct myself.
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Eric Bolling
What if looks? I'm teasing. That Spencer Pratt obviously calling in. I'm kidding. I can't remember your name. Jim. He calls in a lot. He's got some really funny stuff. But yeah, I think that Spencer Pratt thing, that's legit. I think he's really got a chance in la and that'd be fantastic. By the way, LA Mayor goes to California governor, right? I'm just saying, Ben, another one.
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
We have a viewer who loves Trump and the country.
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Eric Bolling
Well, good morning, bowling.
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Caller/Viewer
My name is Douglas Smith and I live in Las Vegas. Also, I'm watching your program right now and as I do every day. But God bless America, God bless Trump. He's the best president we've ever had. I don't care what nobody says, but people need to keep it more simple. Stop worrying about all the other little all the other stuff that's going on and let's just concentrate on being true.
- [61:05]
Eric Bolling
There you go. So that was Doug from Las Vegas. We have a huge audience in Las Vegas. Apparently I get a bunch of 702 area code phone numbers. He was responding to Matt from Las Vegas, who was on the day before, who said he felt he was being lied to because the Iranians seem to still hold the Strait of Hormuz with their, with their navy. Meanwhile, we've been told their navy is at the bottom of the sea. Both can be true. They can sink the big ships. The little ones still can create havoc for anyone who's trying to navigate or transit the Gulf. So get that. But it's interesting how Las Vegas caller answering Las Vegas caller Ben,
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
we have a viewer who wants to get rid of all the rhinos.
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Caller/Viewer
Hi, Eric, Joe from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Love your show. When are we going to get rid of all the rhin in the Republican Party? John Thune, we need to get rid of him. When is it going to happen? Eric, thank you. Keep doing a great job. Love your show.
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Eric Bolling
Thank you. Thank you. In fact, I asked Ralph Norman, congressman from South Carolina who's running for governor, when, you know what, what do you what he said he liked John Thune, but he's a terrible representative of, of MAGA or Trump, et cetera. I said, well, what do you like about John Thune? I didn't really here I think he said he liked John Th because at least he didn't fall or stumble when he went to the podium. Meaning Mitch McConnell is well past his sell, sell by date. That, that's not enough, though. You got to get rid of these rhinos. I agree with you. The chat lit up. We're talking about that and pixie, pixie dust or whatever. So, so one at a time, bowling one at a time. I don't know. There's so many of them. I think we need to, you know, Trump did a nice job sweeping up. I'll tell you what he did do. He showed the difference between America First Republican and a rhino. Now it's clear if when, when first came on the scene, it was a little bit of a gray area. There's a clear defined line and there are a lot of issues, policy issues that separate the two. I think Trump has highlighted it. Now it's time to continue to elect people that usher them out. MAGA has to live on beyond Trump. MAGA has to live on beyond Donald Trump. I don't know who it is, but it's got to be Maga not true. It is yet, but. But it's got to be America first. Maga, Benny.
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
So we have a viewer who had an observation about a Postal Service commercial.
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Caller/Viewer
John from Wisconsin. I thought you guys would get a kick out of this. I've been watching commercials from the United States Postal Service. They say that they've been serving Americans and the United States of America since 1775. If my history is correct, United States of America didn't even exist in 1775. The 13 British colonies did. And I'm pretty sure that the United States Postal Service didn't exist in 1775 either. So why, why do you think they're coming out with that commercial? I just thought you and your staff would get a gig. We get a kick out of that. Thank you.
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Eric Bolling
Well, so let's do it. Hey, Becky gang. And guys in the control room, I was at Colin and I see Cole, Trish is behind you. Matt's back there, so it turns out. Thank you for the call. Good observation. So there is a commercial running a lot of a lot of markets and municipalities in America right now saying, you know, pro U. S. Postal Service. And it is saying since 1775. We know the constitution declaration intended 1776. We get all that. But staff Ben wanna let him know.
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
So the Postal Service existed beforehand and it was called, I wrote a note about it, the Crown post, but then was replaced by the Constitutional post who was run by Benjamin Franklin.
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Eric Bolling
Benjamin Franklin was the first postmaster general, right, Ben?
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
Yes, sir.
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Eric Bolling
Benjamin Franklin.
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Caller/Viewer
Right.
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Ben (Eric Bolling's Producer/Staff)
When we swung into the war Revolutionary.
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Eric Bolling
There you go. See, see, the staff is on it. The staff is on it. Ben's on it. Collins on. It's his control room, you know. You know, it's Collins control, you know, Cole's on the music, Tris is on the executive producing and Matt is on scrolling prompter when I kind of stop and talk a little bit. He's got to keep up, make sure we get back into place. These guys work really hard. They do a great job. That's it for us tonight. War I'm coming up next. Tomorrow, Friday we'll be back with you. Another bowling on rev. 4 o'.
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Caller/Viewer
Clock.
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Eric Bolling
Keep it on rev.
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