STINCHFIELD 2-17-26 A

Summary

Podcast Summary: “Stinchfield” – February 18, 2026 (Episode: STINCHFIELD 2-17-26 A)

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Episode Overview

This episode of "Stinchfield" on Real America’s Voice, hosted by Grant Stinchfield, presents pointed commentary on urban crime trends, violence, immigration policy, election security, and the state of conservative politics. Featuring guests such as Pastor Corey Brooks, Michael Quinn Sullivan (Texas Scorecard), Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers, and Lindsey Graham ("The Patriot Barbie"), the episode leans heavily into concerns about violence in major cities, purported media bias, “blue city” crime, election integrity, and how grassroots conservatism is shaping the political landscape.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

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Crime in “Blue Cities” & Media Narratives

• Misplaced Focus on Violence:

  • Grant Stinchfield opens by critiquing the political left for focusing on alleged violence by ICE agents while “ignoring real crime” in cities like New York and Chicago.
  • He highlights recent shootings involving young minorities and frames “black-on-black” and “Hispanic-on-Hispanic” violence as an “epidemic,” blaming liberal governance and a lack of faith and strong families.
    • Quote: “God is no longer a reality in these kids’ lives. And of course you get this...No repercussions, no conscience.” (02:25)

• Statistics & Political Response:

  • Stinchfield lists crime statistics in New York, pointing to a 17% increase in major crimes, with robberies up 58%.
  • Presents clips of politicians (the mayor and others) giving, in his view, inadequate responses to these crime challenges.

• ICE and Right-Wing Violence:

  • Argues that incidents involving ICE are overly scrutinized, while daily killings “in these cities” are ignored by mainstream media.

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Interview with Pastor Corey Brooks (07:22–13:29)

• On Violence & Community Breakdown:
  • Pastor Brooks, currently walking across the U.S. to raise awareness, discusses the breakdown of family structure and religious faith as root causes of violence.
    • Quote: “We need to do a better job educating. We need to do a better job getting God into their lives...get men back involved with their families because there is truly a breakdown of family values.” (09:24)
  • Both host and guest see the solution as lying outside law enforcement alone—emphasizing churches, education, and male role models.
• Media Critique:
  • Responds to Don Lemon’s remarks on “white men and violence,” asserting that “sin in the hearts of people has nothing to do with color,” and that poverty, education, and family breakdown are bigger factors.
    • Quote: “It’s not about race...it’s about a lot of different issues. Sin being number one.” (11:35)

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High-Profile Shootings & Media Coverage

• Rhode Island Ice Rink Shooting:
  • Stinchfield highlights a tragic family shooting perpetrated by a transgender individual, suggesting the media is downplaying or omitting the shooter’s identity.
    • Quote: “The mainstream media doesn’t want you to know that he's a tranny...Again, committing violence...” (15:09)
  • Frames this incident as part of a supposed pattern of “transgender violence being unleashed on the public.”

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Texas Senate Primary: Cornyn, Paxton, and Hunt (17:13–26:03)

• Republican Discontent:
  • Stinchfield criticizes Senator John Cornyn as insufficiently loyal to Trump and conservatives, touts Attorney General Ken Paxton as his preferred candidate, and explores the dynamics of a three-way race with Wesley Hunt.
    • Quote: “Can you name one great accomplishment of John Cornyn?...I can't.” (18:50)
• Analysis with Michael Quinn Sullivan (Texas Scorecard):
  • Cornyn, despite his long tenure, faces a hostile base; polls show Paxton leading and Hunt surging.
  • Sullivan notes Cornyn “has done more in 2026 to unite the Republican base than any candidate in Texas in a really long time”—albeit in opposition.
    • Quote: “You have something like 70%...of Republican primary voters saying they’re going to vote for someone besides John Cornyn. I can’t get 60 or 70%...to agree on what color the sky is.” (19:26)
  • Discusses the possibility of Cornyn finishing third, leaving a Paxton vs. Hunt runoff.
  • On Hunt: “Wesley Hunt...does have a strong conservative record in Congress. He certainly has had a strong record of supporting the president.” (24:49-25:47)
• Grassroots Power:
  • Sullivan observes that all three candidates, even Cornyn, are running as Trump loyalists—a sign conservatives have “turned a corner” in the state.

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Election Security & Arizona Policy Battles (28:29–37:19)

• Voter ID & Clean Rolls:

  • Stinchfield covers a GOP lawsuit in North Carolina challenging 250,000 ballots with missing ID—reduced to 73,000 following settlement—framing this as an ongoing battle for election integrity.
  • Links election security with immigration, claiming Democrats resist it to facilitate fraudulent votes.
    • Quote (Trump, on Voter ID): “98% want voter ID. They don’t want voter ID because they want to cheat in elections.” (approx. 29:00)

• Senator Wendy Rogers’ Legislative Push:

  • Discusses bills Rogers has brought in Arizona to promote cooperation with ICE and transparency on illegal immigrant use of public services, despite fierce opposition and “meltdowns” from progressive activists in hearings.
    • Quote: “Banks cannot interact and facilitate remittances back to the home country...you would think I was the devil.” (34:48)
  • Rogers underscores her persistence even if “these get vetoed...because we have to expose what is going on.” (36:41)
  • Stinchfield commends her for advancing bills that “expose them for how they really think.”

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Online Harassment & Cancel Culture Gone Wrong (40:57–47:32)

• Lindsey Graham (“Patriot Barbie”) on Mistaken Identity Backlash:
  • Graham shares her experience being mistakenly targeted with hate calls and messages after the Internet misidentified her brand (Pretty Little Patriot) as being associated with a viral video.
    • Quote: “The left who thinks they are so smart went and found a video...and decide to cancel my entire fashion brand based on a mistaken identity.” (41:55)
  • She and Stinchfield lampoon the venom and creativity of the harassing messages, with Graham unshaken and bemused by the threats.
    • Quote: “They are incredible keyboard warriors...Never once has a leftist had the nerve to...make these threats to my face.” (44:48)
  • Graham ultimately connects with the real woman in the video, offering her support and encouragement.

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Election Mobilization & Grassroots Conservative Action (49:19–53:48)

• Scott Colburn of Patriot Mobile:
  • Emphasizes the importance of turnout—citing recent lackluster Republican participation in a Texas special election as a warning.
    • Quote: “This is not time for us to sit one out...We need to be loud.” (51:09)
  • Details Patriot Mobile’s financial support for “Christian conservative causes,” e.g., Faith Wins, which mobilizes churchgoers to vote.
  • Stinchfield and Colburn stress the company’s unapologetically conservative stance and encourage activism as the 2026 midterms approach.

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Political Satire: AOC, China/Taiwan, and Leadership (54:56–55:21)

• Critique of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Foreign Policy Remarks:
  • Stinchfield plays a clip of AOC giving what he calls a “word salad” answer to a question about Taiwan and China, then mocks her for being unprepared.
    • Quote: “That’s what happens when you’re dumb. And I do believe AOC is dumb. Not to be mean, but to be mean. She’s dumb.” (55:21)

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “God is no longer a reality in these kids’ lives. And of course you get this...No repercussions, no conscience.”
  — Grant Stinchfield (02:25)

• “We need to do a better job educating. We need to do a better job getting God into their lives...get men back involved with their families because there is truly a breakdown of family values.”
  — Pastor Corey Brooks (09:24)

• “Sin in the hearts of people has nothing to do with color.”
  — Pastor Corey Brooks (11:35)

• “The mainstream media doesn’t want you to know that he's a tranny...Again, committing violence...”
  — Grant Stinchfield (on Rhode Island shooting) (15:09)

• “Can you name one great accomplishment of John Cornyn?...I can't.”
  — Grant Stinchfield (18:50)

• “You have something like 70%...of Republican primary voters saying they’re going to vote for someone besides John Cornyn. I can’t get 60 or 70%...to agree on what color the sky is.”
  — Michael Quinn Sullivan (19:26)

• “All three of them understand that they need to be working on the right. That’s a huge accomplishment for the conservative grassroots in Texas.”
  — Michael Quinn Sullivan (23:16)

• “They are incredible keyboard warriors...Never once has a leftist had the nerve to...make these threats to my face.”
  — Lindsey Graham, The Patriot Barbie (44:48)

• “That’s what happens when you’re dumb. And I do believe AOC is dumb. Not to be mean, but to be mean. She’s dumb.”
  — Grant Stinchfield (55:21)

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Episode Highlights & Memorable Moments

• Pastor Corey Brooks calling for a revival of faith and the family as a response to urban violence.
• Extended critique of the media’s handling of violent crime by both Stinchfield and his guests, particularly in reference to the Rhode Island shooting.
• Texas Republican Senate primary analysis: Cornyn’s vulnerability, Paxton’s strong base, and the upstart campaign of Wesley Hunt.
• Senator Wendy Rogers describing intense, adversarial legislative hearings in Arizona over immigration and election security.
• Lindsey Graham’s humorous takedown of leftist online harassment, turning a case of mistaken identity into a positive for her brand.
• Scott Colburn detailing Patriot Mobile’s activist contributions and rallying the conservative base for greater turnout.

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Segment Timestamps

• Crime & Urban Violence Discussion: (02:25–07:22)
• Interview: Pastor Corey Brooks: (07:22–13:29)
• Rhode Island Shooting/Transgender Violence Coverage: (13:39–17:13)
• Texas Senate Primary Analysis with Michael Quinn Sullivan: (17:13–26:03)
• Election Security & Senator Wendy Rogers: (28:29–37:19)
• Online Harassment & Cancel Culture with Lindsey Graham: (40:57–47:32)
• Activism & Voting Mobilization with Scott Colburn: (49:19–53:48)
• AOC Clip and Closing Remarks: (54:56–55:21)

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Episode Tone & Language

The episode’s tone is direct, provocative, and unapologetically conservative. The language is occasionally harsh (especially toward political opponents and the media), but is also infused with camaraderie between host and guests, humor (notably in the segment with Lindsey Graham), and calls to civic and religious revival.

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For listeners seeking an in-depth, right-leaning breakdown of current affairs, particularly on crime, election integrity, and Republican politics, this episode is both a summary of contemporary grievances and a rallying cry for activism.

Transcript

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[Grant Stitchfield]

Well good evening everyone. Welcome to Stitchfield. The left wants to focus on violence, but they focus on the wrong violence. They want to tell you that ICE agents are somehow violent. Specifically talking about the two times ICE agents had to kill violent protesters that were going to kill them in justified shootings. But that's not the violence the left should be talking about. That's not the violence the country should be talking about. Take a look at these suspects in New York. They are now being accused. Well this is a shooting as you could heard and those Suspects right there are accused of actually shooting and killing a young man. It is brutal to watch. It is brutal to think about. The one killed in all of this is a high school football star. That young man, he actually went to save his friends. Now this was in the Bronx in New York. And here's the crime they need to be talking about. Black on black crime, Hispanic on Hispanic crime, minority on minority crime. It's an epidemic in this country, especially in blue cities where leaders have turned their backs on law enforcement and let criminality flourish. God is no longer a reality in these kids lives. And of course you get this. Black on black, Hispanic on Hispanic crime. This is the father of the victim here. Kids don't have God in their life. That's why they do the things they do. No repercussions, no conscience. That's why they do the things they do. So they're looking for suspects. They, they've released video of the suspects. I think we have some of that of, of them walking down the, the street there, you see them there. This is released by the New York City Police Department. Now the point to all of this is that crime is out of control in blue cities. And yet they want to tell us right wing violence, the white man is violent, and they ignore real crime going on their cities that's killing their young people. Absolutely destroying communities. Just look at New York. None of these are mass transit stats, but you get the picture here. 17% increase in major crimes, 58% increase in robberies, 9% increase in assaults. And honestly the list goes on and on. So Mamdani, the mayor of New York, was asked about this increase in crime and specifically the shooting in the Bronx. This was his response.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Mom.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Donnie. Momdani. Momdani. Cut. The different incidents that you've highlighted are heartbreaking and horrific. And I am thankful for the work of the nypd, not only in responding to them, but also in the actions they're taking to ensure that we work to prevent them in the future. You think he's serious about it? I don't. It's not just New York. Again, they focus on the ICE Age. It's instead of focusing on themselves and the crime literally flourishing in their cities. Look at Chicago. Chicago, we are only what, halfway through the month of February and you've got 148 shot, 43 killed. And overwhelmingly the majority of those people are people of color. And yet they think that ICE agents are the ones that are doing the horrible work. Now the mayor was confronted on this about illegal alien crime in Chicago. Listen, her head into the sidewalk, knocked her unconscious and raped her. If that had been your wife's face.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Okay.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right.

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We're not gonna answer it. Thank you.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Thanks, man.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

All right.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Would you want ice to deport her?

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

All right, let's, let's, let's move on.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Yes or no? Let's move on.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Yeah.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Thanks.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Thank you.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Why can't you answer that question? It's a fair question. And I think any husband, any father would, would be able to answer that question. You absolutely would want justice. Bashed a young lady's head into the sidewalk. He can't answer. Let's move on. How about you move on, Mayor Johnson, and do some self reflecting and let the Chicago police do their job in these cities and we get some action. Well, somebody that is spent probably his whole adult life trying to fight for these kids that are literally killing themselves on the streets, in this case, Chicago. I'm talking about the founder and senior pastor of New Beginnings Church in Chicago, as well as the founder and CEO of Project Hood. Pastor Corey Brooks is with us. He's on his way walking across the country to raise awareness to all of this. But what are you doing in a car, Pastor? You're supposed to be walking.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Yes, the end of the day and they're taking me to the hotel room, so we pulled over to catch you. We were trying to make it to the hotel, but we didn't make it in enough time. So we're, we're in the car and headed to the hotel. It's been a long day.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, we're happy to have you. You are literally walking across the country to raise awareness to this very topic. I'm talking about your thoughts about where violence and what we really need to be concerned about in this country is today. Pastor.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Yeah, you know, we're dealing with unprecedented violence across the country. A lot of these Democratic blue leaders want us to believe that crime is going down, but that's so far from the truth. In Chicago, they're experiencing crime every single day. I just looked at a Twitter post X post of a bunch of young boys brandishing guns and I was dumbfounded to see these young 14, 15, 16 year old boys with these guns illegally. And that's the type of situation that we're faced with not only in Chicago, but as I walk across America, I'm seeing it acted out in urban areas all across America.

[Grant Stitchfield]

You know, Pastor, I think I've mentioned this on the program before. About two or three weeks ago, my son's school, he goes to a Dallas inner City school here in Texas. Two young men, Hispanic, I call them young men. They're boys, 16, 17 years old on the soccer team. One shoots the other in the chest in the school parking lot outside school. So this isn't just Chicago, it's not just Dallas, it's not just New York. And sadly it's most of these blue cities. Blue cities and most big cities happen to be blue. But it seems like there's, there's a lack of either a love of God and a respect for God. The family is just being crushed right before our very eyes and there's no role models. How do we get out of this, this epidemic of death in these cities?

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Well, pastors like myself and churches like my, that we have, we got to do a better job of getting out into the neighborhoods and witnessing and bringing people to Christ. That's first and foremost. And then secondly, we got to start teaching these young people at an earlier age. It's very unfortunate that a lot of these young individual can't even read and their educational skills are desperate. So we need to do a better job educating. We need to do a better job at getting God into their lives. We need to make sure that we get men back involved with their families because there is truly a breakdown of family values. Especially when you see 80% of the households in our neighborhoods are single parent households and their fathers are nowhere to be found. That's going to cause major damage. And we're seeing these type of things across the country. And until we decide that we're gonna do better, we're gonna continue to face these type of problems every single day.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Look, I just like to remind people that ICE agents there, we've got two people dead, but think they have arrested hundreds of thousands of people since President Trump has taken over. The amount of times ICE agents have had interactions with people. You've got two people dead now. I don't want to see anybody die. But every night in these cities we have young men that are being killed. And then you've got pundits like Don Lemon. I'm going to play a clip for, for you, Pastor. It's a little bit older, but it sums up what we face in the mainstream media today. Roll Don Lemon. White men. Something is broken, something is cracked deep inside. When so many of you believe the answer to fear, to loss, to change, is violence. Pastor 1 I don't think it's white men and I actually don't think it has anything to do with color of the skin of black men. I think it's Literally, we've gotten to a point in society where your financial standing in the world has something to do with this. Your lack of religion has something to do with this. And the lack of family values has something to do with this. Your thoughts on Don Lemon's comments.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

You know, that's the type of thing that we're dealing with that we should not have to deal with. Individuals who think like that, talk like that, are only spreading hatred across our country, only keeping us divided more and more. We have to make sure that people like Don Lemon are accountable for the words that they're saying, first of all. But we have to make sure that we give voice to something different. A voice to something that says, that's not the way that it is. It's not about race. It's not about white men being violent. It's about a lot of different issues. Sin being number one. Sin in the hearts of people has nothing to do with color. And secondly, when you talk about environments and education and all of those other factors, those are the things that lead people to violence. And so we have to do a better job, and we have to make sure that we keep people accountable, and we have to make sure that we give voice to make sure that people understand what we're trying to accomplish, what we're trying to do to bring America better, to make America better and bring us closer together.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, you're such a great voice of reason, Pastor Cory Brooks. Where are you now on your journey across the country? What state are you in?

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

So we're in Jackson, Mississippi. I know you have Jackson, Tennessee, but we're in Jackson, Mississippi. And so we're walking. We got a couple of events planned that we're going to stop the walk on Friday and travel to Nashville and Memphis and do some events. Going to come back to Jackson and finish up our walk. And we're heading across, going on to Louisiana. So thank you to all the brothers and sisters in America who have been helping us, and thank you for looking out for us. We greatly appreciate it. Sorry I'm having trouble in this car with the interview, but I'll do better next time.

[Grant Stitchfield]

You're great as always, Pastor. It's great to talk to you. Projecthood.org is the website. Projecthood.org great to see you, sir. Thank you.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Thank you, Grant. Appreciate it.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Absolutely. And be safe out there walking. Jackson, Mississippi. I think Johnny Cash got himself in trouble in Jackson, Mississippi. Isn't that how the song goes?

[Scott Colburn]

All right.

[Grant Stitchfield]

We continue to focus on violence. The left doesn't want you to know about last night on this program, we were probably one of the first to tell you about this horrific shooting in Rhode island in an ice rink.

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Roll it.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Those are gunshots you're hearing as people go scattering at this high school hockey game. Turns out a deranged transgender man came in and killed his ex wife, killed his son, and then critically wounded his ex wife's parents, his in laws. This is a sick individual. That is the person you're looking at on the screen. I believe he turned the gun on himself. He goes by the name of Rhonda. But this killer is really Robert. Excuse me, Roberta. Roberta. Okay. Roberta. Roberta Drogan is what he goes by. Unbelievable. And here's the thing. The mainstream media wants to do everything they possibly can to focus your. I mean, look at this. He went and shot his family, for crying out loud. And the mainstream media doesn't want you to know that he's a tranny. Okay. This is cbs. We're learning new details about a deadly.

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Mass shooting during a high school hockey.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Game in Rhode Island.

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Officials say two adults were killed and three others were critically hurt.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Police are calling a targeted attack Monday.

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After a family dispute.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Our Rhode island affiliate, WP R I obtained court records showing that the shooter had a history of conflicts with family.

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Some involving the shooter's gender identity.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Some.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Involving the shooter's identity. He's a tranny, man. He's literally a dude dressing up as a woman. Again, committing violence on. Over and over and over again in this country. We're seeing transgender violence being unleashed on the public. And the left is focused on the white man and. And ICE agents. You see a theme of the COVID up here. It's brutal. We will not cover up the truth. Never on this program. Turning now to a Senate race that is near and dear to my heart. That is the race for the United States Senate here in Texas. Incumbent John Cornyn. I am really no fan of this guy. Has not been great to President Trump. He's turned his back on the Second Amendment. This is what sparked two challengers to run against him. Wesley Hunt, Congressman from Texas, and of course, Attorney General Ken Paxton. I've made it no secret that Ken Paxton is my guy in this race. Now here's what's super interesting. President Trump has refused to endorse anyone in this race. Now, I can tell you because I know President Trump. I know how he thinks. I'm sure he likes Wesley Hunt. I know he really likes Ken Paxton, and I know that he doesn't like Cornyn so much because Cornyn has Been squishy with him. But he's got to be careful with Cornyn now possibly being able to win this. So Trump says, I'm not going to endorse, but that tells you all you need to know about John Cornyn, the incumbent. Here's Trump. A lot of Republicans in D.C. are.

[Lindsey Graham]

Asking you to endorse John Cornyn, but you haven't yet. Is there a chance you wouldn't endorse Paxton? And why haven't you endorsed Cornyn?

[Grant Stitchfield]

I just haven't made a decision on that race yet. He's got a ways to go, and I have it. He's a good man. John is a good. I like all three of them, actually. I like all three. Those are the toughest races. They've all supported me. They're all good. And you're supposed to pick one. Well, I'll tell you what, it doesn't have that long ago, Mr. President. We got a primary coming up here in March, and I would actually be shocked if President Trump comes out and endorses anyone. And if he does, it is not going to be John Cornyn. Now you have Wesley Hunt, who actually wants criminal charges filed against one of John Cornyn staffers for, quote, doxing him in a provisional ballot going back to 2016. The staffer released Hunt's apparently his address, the last four digits of his Social Security and his driver's license number. And Hunt says he wants that person charged. That seems a little excessive and seems a little silly on all of this. Again, Cornyn, very lukewarm on Trump. This is what Paxton says about Cornyn. I've been in almost every nook and cranny of Texas, and I've asked this one question. Can you name one great accomplishment of John Corynn? And let's take not just the 24 years in the Senate. Let's go back to his ag days. Let's go back to his Texas Supreme Court days. Let's go back to when he was a district judge. He's been in office since I was.

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In college and I'm 63.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Can you name one great accomplishment? And there's. Therein lies the problem. I can't. So how is this race going to shape up? I want to bring in with me now publisher for Texas Scorecard, one of the greatest conservative minds, I would say, Michael Quinn Sullivan in the great state of Texas. Nobody assesses politics like you do, my friend. Thank you for coming on today.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Hey, Grant, it's great to be with you this evening.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right. Is there any great accomplishment from John Cornyn. Ken Paxton asked the question. I'll ask you.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Yeah, look, absolutely, there is. John Cornyn has done more in 2026 to unite the Republican base than any candidate in Texas in a really long time. You have something like 70%, somewhere between 60, 70% of Republican primary voters saying they're going to vote for someone besides John Cornyn. I can't get 60 or 70% of Republican prim say that, you know, to agree on what color the sky is. So I think we all need to give John credit, a little bit of credit there for uniting folks in the way that he has apparently.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, you know, it is a different time because I can't remember, you know, going back a ways when an incumbent, especially in a state like Texas, would be so vulnerable. And I think he's very vulnerable here to the point where he just may lose.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Well, the fact that he is vulnerable is evidenced by that story you mentioned, Wesley Hutt, calling for Matt Macawiac, a senior advisor to John Cornyn, to be prosecuted for doxing him, putting his family possibly in a dangerous situation. Look, I'm not a lawyer. I'm not going to play one on your show. But the significant thing is that the Cornyn campaign has, for the past couple of weeks been shooting at Hunt. Every poll has shown Paxton in the lead. They have shown. And most of the polls for a while been showing Cornyn in second, Hunt in third. But a number of recent polls have been showing Hunt closing that gap with John Cornyn. So the fact that John Cornyn is shooting at Wesley Hunt tells you that perhaps Team Cornyn thinks momentum is going in the wrong direction and they're worried about making the runoff. Look, let's set aside for a second how historic it would be for a city U.S. senator in Texas to not win a runoff. Think about the possibility that John Cornyn, again, this is what his campaign's behavior tells us. John Cornyn's campaign's behavior tells us they're worried about coming in third place. We could have not a Ken Paxton, John Cornyn runoff. You could have a Ken Paxton, Wesley Hunt runoff. And that's what I think Tim Cornyn is most scared of tonight.

[Grant Stitchfield]

And that's what Wesley Hunt is actually predicting. He's saying it's going to be Paxton and. And him. It's interesting because when this first happened, when. When Wesley Hunt came onto the scene, Paxton has said he was going to run against Cornyn for quite a long time. We knew. We knew that was going to happen. I thought Hunt maybe was the spoiler of Paxton that maybe the establishment had put Hunt up to do this. You know, they. He takes votes away from Paxton and Cornyn Waltz is on in. But maybe that wasn't the plan, I guess.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Yeah, you know, I think there's a very common sense that, oh, if you get three people running, it splits the vote and all those kind of things. I would suggest there's something a little different at play. When you see two challengers to an incumbent, you're kind of giving lots of people who have previously voted for the incumbent two different reasons to oppose the incumbent. Here's the problem for an incumbent. An incumbent forced into a runoff loses. Once people kind of cross the Rubicon and say, okay, I'm not going to vote for the incumbent again, it's real easy to vote for the other challenger next time. I'm a big fan of when you've got an incumbent who needs to go. I'm a big fan of seeing a couple of different challengers there. That tends to inure to the benefit of seeing the incumbent find something else to do with their time.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right, interesting. Do you have a pick? Has Texas Scorecard endorsed in this. Are you. Are you pulling for anyone special now?

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

We don't do endorsements. We just try to make sure that we're telling folks what these guys are and are not saying what they are not doing. Demonstrate the delta between what they say and what they do. Certainly I hear from a lot of our readers. Hear from a lot of folks. Ken Paxton, I think, tracks very high with a lot of folks. But Wesley Hunt is also a very affable fellow doing really good work out on the campaign trail. I think that when you see two challengers like that, when you look at some of the other races on the Texas primary ballot, it's kind of an indication that conservatives have turned a corner in the Lone Star State in the past. At least one of the three candidates for the US Senate would have been campaigning as the establishment guy. They would have been campaigning as an opponent to Donald Trump. But all three of them, including John Cornyn. John Cornyn wants you to believe that he and the president call and tell each other bedtime stories every evening. Evening. All of them understand that they need to be working on the right. That's a huge accomplishment for the conservative grassroots in Texas.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right, last question to you. This would literally be a question if I was on the phone with you when I was just trying to ask you before I go in to vote. We know about corn and look, I don't think Trump is any really big fan of corn and conservatives in Texas aren't a big, big fan of his. Paxton has been a huge conservative. He's sued everybody that we want him suing. He's done a great job job there. I don't know a lot about Wesley Hunt. Is Wesley Hunt a MAGA conservative? Is he, is he a real conservative?

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Look, I mean, you know, again, depending on you talk to you want to hear that. Ken Paxton is a star craving leftist, right? So you know, you always got to take every, you know, everyone's records with a little bit of the way people frame records. The grain of salt. Wesley Hunt though does have a strong conservative record in Congress. He certainly has, has had a strong record of supporting the president, President on the things that the president has wanted supported. So you know, Wesley Hunt is no one's slouch. I think that the big critique of Wesley Hunt is, oh, he hadn't been in Congress long enough. But I will just note that, you know, Donald Trump had never served in public office before. The American people said we want that guy to be the President of the United States. So having not been in the US House for a long time in my mind elevates him because it means he hasn't yet been adopted into the swamp culture of the United States House of Representatives. And that's probably the kind of person that we need going into the United States Senate. Whether you're talking about Ken Paxton or Wesley Hunt fellows who haven't been co opted yet.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, I'm right there with you. I think the end result is we'd be better off with either one of those two than we would with Cornyn. Again, Paxton is my guy, but Cornyn is not. Michael Quinn Sullivan, Texas Scorecard. It's always great having you on. Thank you.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Thanks Grant. Appreciate you my friend.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Absolutely, you too. All right folks, there is a big push for election security in Arizona. Could it be a model for the nation? We talk about that next. It's an Olympics you'll never forget. Prime time in Milan.

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Welcome back everyone. The fight for safe and secure elections is going on really throughout the country. The GOP had actually sued North Carolina over 250,000 ballots saying they lacked proper identification and those 250,000 voters, excuse me, on the voter rolls should be thrown out. Well, the number decreased down to about 100,000 and then ultimately to 73,000. But 73,000 remain without proper identification. And now apparently there was a settlement that involved those 73,000 voters to remain on the voter rolls in North Carolina. As you can imagine, Democrats are crying huge victory here. And this matters because it could all be moot if we could get the Save America act passed at a congressional level. This is President Trump. They're very unhappy that there's a movement Forget Getting voter ID. They want voter ID. The population. 98% want voter ID. They don't want voter ID because they want to cheat in elections. They also want other things. They don't want mail in ballots. They want to end mail in ballots which is corrupt of course. Now immigration and and election security go hand in hand because what's the ultimate goal? Have all these illegals voting with fraudulent Ballots, fraudulent names, fraudulent registrations, you name it. Well, Arizona is on the front lines. It's a very important state. And our friend Senator Wendy Rogers has offered up a whole slew of bills. And one of them would be that police in Arizona would have to notify ICE when they arrest the illegal alien. What's the big deal? Well, watch what happens on the floor of the Arizona State Senate when this bill gets argued over.

[Lindsey Graham]

But instead, everybody wants to talk about the ICU nurse in Minneapolis that inserted himself into a federal investigation with a loaded firearm.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Is anyone else sick of these stupid whistles? Now, nobody will get killed in the Arizona State Senate with these whistles, but they will get somebody killed out on the streets when officers can't communicate with each other. Anyway, there is a whole slew of bills, many of them offered up by Arizona state senator. Republican Lt. Col. Wendy Rogers is with us. Colonel, it is great to have you on the program this evening. Thank you for joining me.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Great to be with you, Grant. Just got back from the Capitol here at our Phoenix house. My airplane's in the background. I get around the state in my district with that. Yeah, it's. It's been really feisty. That clip you showed was actually in committee, and it's a pretty small room, that particular room. And I knew something was going downhill when they started this clicking, finger snapping in the background with all these people. I'm out on the outrigger position of the daisy. And it became very contentious. And then it devolved and security was brought in and these people had to be ejected from the room, two of whom incurred law enforcement charges against them. The following week, the three Democrats up on the committee platform rebelled and stood up and said they were, you know, contesting the exchange between us and one of the testifiers. This has gotten so almost violent that it's. It's really, I guess, reflective of the Minneapolis effect.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Look, look, it's amazing, Colonel, because your bills, as I. As I look through them here, let police notify ICE if someone's here illegally. The other one is the Arizona State Agency should share information upon request with the federal government. People who are in the country without legal status or have overstayed their visas. These are common sense things. Law enforcement should be working together. It's kind of sad you have to have bills offered up, but this goes to the entire election security as well. Can you talk to me about that?

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Yeah, absolutely. Actually, I authored a bill companion bill with the House that Hobbs actually signed last week, which moves the primary up by two weeks. So we'll have it on the 21st of July instead of in August and also stipulates that observers are able to be in the room during the primary because Pima county, where Tucson is, it was optional before. Now we've stipulated that it must be the case and it was because they were resisting. So we, we try to incrementally improve the status of our elections. But you're completely right. These immigration bills that I'm running are because my constituents want me to run them. And they range from, as you said, sharing information, which by the way, these illegals already had put forward that information. It's not like we're pulling information out of them. I have another bill which I've run again this year, it's already gotten through the Senate that says hospitals should be able to ask illegals if they are illegal. And then that data comes to the taxpayer so that we know how much money is being spent in our hospitals on unauthorized aliens. And oh, by the way, when that term gets used, which is in the legislative content, it's in the language. These Democrats absolutely melt down when the term unauthorized alien is used.

[Grant Stitchfield]

I can only imagine what they think when they use my term, which is illegal alien. Forget about alliance.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

They don't like that either. I'm sure these, these people can't really express themselves. They hearken back to the ages old complaints that these bills are racist. I said, countering that on one of them, I said the data points are black and white. They're on paper, they're in the computer, they have nothing to do with a person's ethnicity. Then they talk about how much illegals contribute to the economy. Really well, let's talk about how much they drain from the economy. And then they talk, oh, this was really rich. I had one bill that said, you know, banks cannot interact and facilitate remittances back to the home country. And oh my gosh, you would think I was the devil. But when I queried the lobbyist for the banking industry, I said, you know, you, you banks can't have it both ways. You don't want to be regulated, yet you are contributing to this situation. And of course, you know, they, they don't want to be regulated. And I really badgered the guy, but I'm just not having it anymore. And then yesterday they tried to blur all these topics and I finally said, I'm not going to go down the rabbit hole with you. Oh, that really triggered them too.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, you're doing great work out there in Arizona and congratulations on getting Katie Hobbs to sign One of your bills. I don't know if I would have had to bet. I don't know if I would have ever put money on that happening. So that is fabulous. She's a real radical leftist. She needs to go as well. Will you do us a favor? You keep coming back and keep us posted on all of this. Arizona, such an important state to this country and the work you're doing there is. Is fabulous, Senator.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Well, thank you. And even if these get vetoed, I get asked this all the time. Well, Rogers, why do you run these bills? Because you know ultimately they'll get vetoed. It's because we have to have this conversation. It's because we have to expose what is going on. And then when we get Andy Biggs in as our governor, he will sign all of Wendy's bills.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Yep, exactly. You nailed that was the word I was going to use by you running those bills. You expose them them for how they really think and they can't get around it in any way, shape or form. Colonel, it's great having you on the program. Thank you.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Thank you, Grant.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Absolutely. That's Senator Wendy Rogers. All right. Leftists are so deranged they sent nasty voicemails to the wrong person. Real nasty ones. We'll play them and the wrong person will join us as well. Stupid Foreign. You'll never forget Prime Time in Milan. The moments. Chloe Kim with the gold medal, Flex the stars. Ilya Malinin out of this world. The spectacle from beautiful northern Italy with very special guests. Every night of the Olympics experience the world's biggest show. Prime Time in Milan tonight, 87 Central on NBC and Peacock.

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[Lindsey Graham]

How does it feel to get your MAGA ass beat? You dumb.

[Grant Stitchfield]

You look psychotic, by the way. Take your meds, honey.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

It's time.

[Grant Stitchfield]

You need help. You need real help.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

Hey.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Just saw you getting your ass whooped by a bunch of kids.

[Grant Stitchfield]

So why don't you stay away from them next time and probably take the pretty out of your name because you're not pretty. You're a piece of. I don't know, maybe they thought that was her in the video. Well, let's find out from the CEO of pretty little Patriot and more widely known as the Patriot Barbie. Lindsey Graham is with us. Lindsey, it is good to see you.

[Lindsey Graham]

Thank you. I'm honestly trying to control my laughter. Well, these voicemails are the epitome. The epitome of the left.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right, There were a lot of them. Take me through this. That is not you in the video. That woman did not work for you in the video. You just start all of a sudden getting messages. How does this go down?

[Lindsey Graham]

Yeah, that's Literally exactly what happens, Grant. She. I've never met this woman before. I didn't know her name. I never even seen this video. All of a sudden I start getting these weird hate emails, hate texts, hate phone calls to my fashion brand, Pretty Little Patriot. And they're saying, I can't wait to stop by your store and meet you. And it's obviously a vague threat. And then they start getting more disgusting and I get graphic images, I get called names, I'm getting cussed at and it's just literally been non stop for 48 hours. Well, it turns out that the left who thinks they are so smart went and found a video of one of my affiliates for Pretty Little Patriot that happens to apparently kind of look like this chick and they just decide it's the same person and decide to cancel my entire fashion brand based on a mistaken identity.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Now what they don't know is your fashion brand is Pretty Little Patriot. If anything, this will probably help your fashion brand. I mean, you're on Real America's Voice tonight talking about it.

[Lindsey Graham]

Yeah, yeah, I'm not worried. I gotta be very clear, I'm not worried that 15 year old blue haired, vape buying liberals in Washington are shopping at Pretty Little Patriots. So I've lost no business whatsoever.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right, let me play another clip for you of one of these voicemails. Roll it. Is this the MAGA lady who just got her ass kicked by a bunch of high schoolers? If it is, I just want you to know that me and my friends.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

Are all laughing at you and your.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Whole cult of psychotic white people because the kids are all right and they are coming to beat y' all bass. So they're coming to beat your ass is what they said. Now they say that the right is the ones that are violent. What have you learned from this, Lindsey?

[Lindsey Graham]

Oh my gosh. I will tell you, I have never met a conservative in the MAGA movement that has ever said, hey, you know what I did today? I sat around all day and I told all my friends to call this one business and threaten them because their beliefs are different than mine. I have personally never done it, I never will do it. And it is, it is a reflection of the mental illness that is circulating the left. And these voicemails are just a tiny snippet of what they are capable of. And let me just be very clear here, I am not shaking in my boots whatsoever. I went through this in 2020 and they said, we're going to come into your salon and we're going to do xyz and they are incredible keyboard warriors. They're very good at talking a big talk. Never once has a leftist had the nerve to come to me and make these threats to my face. So it actually makes it even more humorous that they think, think, you know, that I care or that I'm scared or that they're doing any damage.

[Grant Stitchfield]

I can back you up on that. Lindsey and I go back to my National Rifle association days, and she's very proficient with a firearm and usually always has one with her. So that is usually that. That will be the wrong woman that you picked to mess with, that's for sure. Lindsey, let me just put up a text message that you got. I'll read that. This says, hello, Yuri here with. I'll let you read it. How do you feel about getting bodied by minors? Reply. I'm a chopped Republican retard to opt out. Humorous in some respects. Actually, I'll give him someone credit there.

[Lindsey Graham]

Yeah, they're very creative with their name calling. And actually then they're not too, because they all just kind of repeat the same garbage. And you know what, Grant, I gotta be honest, too. I've taken the time to try to kind of humiliate a couple of them and said, hey, just so you're aware, you have the wrong number. And they, they don't say like, I'm so sorry, or oh, I apologize, or oh, then, you know, this behavior was completely unwarranted. They double down and they still attack me, even though it's literally not me in any sense or form. It's, it's, it's deranged.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Real quick, the best part of this whole story, the woman in the video that was getting body slammed as she's coming out there, you've actually called her and now been acquainted with her and maybe on the way to some, some friends there.

[Lindsey Graham]

That's right. You know, I called her and said, don't worry about these little maggots. They think that they run the Internet. They don't have any power, authority, or any nerve or any, any ability to damage your life. Just like they're not damaging my life whatsoever. It's more just humorous. It's entertaining. They don't even know that I've been through this before. So it's all just kind of laughable. But I empowered her and I strengthened her and I said, look, you need to remember that your identity is in Christ. These people don't change who you are. It doesn't change the story. The Daily Mail has put out a story about what actually happened that they attacked her and so she's feeling very inspired and recognized that many conservatives have been through this whole cancel culture and it really does. It does nothing.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, that's a nice shining spot to the end of this story. Lindsey Graham where can people find you online?

[Lindsey Graham]

I'm mostly active on Instagram at the Patriot Barbie and you can shop my MAGA name called fashion brand which is not the lady that assaulted minors at pretty little patriot.com awesome.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Thank you Lindsay. I appreciate you tipping me off to this story. Always good to see you.

[Lindsey Graham]

Yeah, you too. Thank you.

[Grant Stitchfield]

You got it. All right folks, with the midterms coming up, Americans need to vote now more than ever. We will talk about that next. It's an Olympics you'll never forget. Prime Time in Milan the moment Chloe Kim with the gold medal. Flex the stars, Ilya Malinin out of this world the spectacle from beautiful northern Italy with very special guests every night of the Olympics experience the world's biggest show. Prime time in Milan tonight, 87 Central on NBC and Peacock.

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[Scott Colburn]

You know, Grant, always good to see you, brother. You know, Glenn tried and tried to convince me to fight that traffic and get downtown for the, for that deal. And you know what I said? I'm not going to risk missing my time here with, with, with Grant. So good to see you, brother.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, it's good to see you, too, Glenn Story, of course, the CEO of Patriot Mobile. And we're so grateful to you guys for the support of really, this entire network, not just me and this program. Scott, tell me, I have said so many times that Patriot Mobile is a conservative activist organization. It's not just a cell phone company. Tell me what we need to be most concerned about heading into these midterms.

[Scott Colburn]

Well, you know, Grant, as. As I see it from where I sit, right, I mean, I look and I see we've got a president and an administration up there in D.C. that's working really, really hard to clean up this mess that all the silly policies that the left has dumped on us, they're working really hard to clean this up. Look, guys, this is not time for us to sit one out, right? We don't need to be on the fence right now with our conservatism. We need to be loud. All right. And what just happened, you know what happened down here, Grant, and SD9 here in Texas. So disappointing right here at SD9, a district that Trump took by 17 points. We had a special election just a couple of weeks ago, and the Republican voters decided they were going to stay home and they didn't want to get out and vote. It was too cold or something here in Dallas, I don't know. But it's disappointing. And what they should have been looking at was what the Democrat had done in the election. Back in November was took 47% of that vote. We don't need to be taking anything for granted. Right now more than ever, we need to be out there voting, talking to our neighbors, talking to our friends, encouraging them to get out and vote.

[Grant Stitchfield]

All right. I always say all the time, Patriot Mobile. And I urge everyone to go to patriot mobile.com rav when you pay your cell phone bill, you guys really do use some of that money to do things to push this country in the right direction. Can you tell me some of the things that you guys are doing on the front lines with that money that you're taking in from your customers?

[Scott Colburn]

Absolutely, Grant. You know, we gave away about three and a half million dollars last year to Christian conservative causes. I'll give you a good example. Just last week, we had an organization here we support called Faith Wins. I don't know if you know Chad Connelly. He runs Faith Wins. Unbelievable organization. They're using churches and strong pastors to get out the vote. Right. You and I know, Grant. If the evangelical vote was. If they would just get out and vote, we wouldn't even be having this discussion right now. Right? So Chad has organized literally tens of thousands of pastors all across the country in key battleground states to encourage their congregation to get out and vote. And I believe this is how we're going to win. He did it in Virginia back with Youngkin. He's going to do it again in 10 or 12 states that he's working in right now, including right here in Texas.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, this is what I love about all of you. The executive team, everybody that works there. And really the mantra, America's only Christian conservative wireless provider. You're unapologetic about that, which is why I love the boldness and which is why my phone is a Patriot mobile service phone. Scott. I'm gonna tell people how they can find y'.

[Michael Quinn Sullivan]

All.

[Grant Stitchfield]

And I appreciate the work you're doing. And next time, we're getting you out in the field, okay, my man. Here's what you do, folks. Go to patriot mobile.com rav or call 972 Patriot. Use the promo code RAV for a free month service. All right? 972-PATRIOT. You tell them Grant Stitchfield sent you, and I promise you, you will not be disappointed. All right, up Next, Vice President J.D. vance tells Americans the truth about AOC. We talk about that next foreign. You know, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez really channeled her best Kamala Harris impersonation when she was in Munich, Germany, just with a word salad for almost any answer, but especially when she was asked about what do you do if. If China invades Taiwan? She didn't have an answer. So JD Vance reacted to AOC awfulness. Watch.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

This is such a.

[Lindsey Graham]

You know, I think that this is a.

[Grant Stitchfield]

This is, of course, a. Martha, you.

[Pastor Corey Brooks]

Bring me on your show.

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You show me the most uncomfortable 20.

[Grant Stitchfield]

Seconds of television I've ever seen.

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My takeaway from.

[Senator Wendy Rogers]

What do you think?

[Grant Stitchfield]

Well, I think it's a person who.

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Doesn'T know what she actually thinks.

[Grant Stitchfield]

She doesn't know what she thinks, and she doesn't know how to answer a question. The question was, what do you do if China invades Taiwan? Now, I was answering the question. The answer is really simple. You think I'm going to tell you what I would do if I was President United States? I'm not going to tip off China, but Taiwan is our friend, and we're not going to tolerate China invading Taiwan. We wouldn't recommend it, but I'm not telling you what we would do. That would be the last thing a leader should do. It's at least a get out of jail free answer instead of stumbling and bumbling around. That's what happens when you're dumb. And I do believe AOC is dumb. Not to be mean, but to be mean. She's dumb. Let's go do it. This is an I Heart podcast. Guaranteed human.