Real America’s Voice: Stinchfield Tonight — December 3, 2025

Episode Overview:
This episode of Stinchfield Tonight dives into charged topics surrounding immigration enforcement, alleged fraud among Somali communities in Minnesota, crime in U.S. cities, law enforcement controversies, U.S. foreign policy towards Ukraine and Russia, the state of American churches, climate regulation rollbacks, and policing with non-citizens. Host Grant Stinchfield—joined by regular guests JJ Carroll, Carla Sands, Bishop Aubrey Shines, and Ben Berkweil—employs a combative, populist tone, focusing on themes of American sovereignty, distrust in mainstream institutions, and defense of traditional values.

Immigration, National Security, and Law Enforcement: A “Tipping Point”

[01:23–06:00] Immigration Policy, Fraud Allegations, and National Guard Incident

• Minnesota Somali Fraud Allegations & Trump’s Response:
  Stinchfield opens with news of “billions of dollars of fraud... by Somalis in Minnesota,” tying it to a broader critique of U.S. immigration policy. He quotes Trump’s controversial remarks advocating a travel ban from 19 countries, including Somalia, citing high welfare dependency and asserting, “I don’t want them in our country. I’ll be honest with you.” (Trump, 02:13)

• National Guard Shooting in D.C.:
  The shooting of two National Guard members becomes a rallying cry: “The shooting... has sparked an absolute immigration reckoning. President Trump is not taking any bull corn anymore. The jig is up, folks.” (Stinchfield, 01:23)

• Biden Administration’s Vetting Policies:
  Stinchfield criticizes the Afghan resettlement program, citing reports of an “Afghani terrorist related to ISIS” entering during the U.S. withdrawal: “The problem is these people were not vetted.” (Stinchfield, 03:27)

• Quote Highlight:

  “The bottom line is there is no effective way to allow hundreds of thousands of people to enter any country in the world and not face consequences.”
  — JJ Carroll, [03:42]

Confrontation with Local Law Enforcement and Politicians

[06:00–13:09] Minneapolis and Law Enforcement Clash

• Minneapolis Police Chief & ICE:
  Stinchfield lambasts Minneapolis leadership for advising local Somalis to call 911 if approached by ICE: “This man should be ashamed of himself... he wears a badge and a flag on his shoulder, yet he’s now literally telling people to go out there and fight against his fellow officers.” (Stinchfield, 05:12)

• Minneapolis Mayor’s Warning Against Profiling:
  Stinchfield mocks concerns that Somalis may be wrongly detained, dismissing racial profiling as a “concocted idea.”

  “Seriously, that’s racist in and of itself. So show me the rights being violated. It isn’t happening.”
  (Stinchfield, 07:18)

• District Attorney’s Stance:
  Carla Sands paraphrases the DA’s refusal to cooperate in ICE raids, fueling Stinchfield’s argument that illegal immigrants are not “community members.”

Interview: JJ Carroll — Law, Order, and Deepening Divides

[09:28–13:09]

• JJ Carroll Returns as ICE Agent:
  Stinchfield praises Carroll for returning to duty at 56:

  "You're going back out there to keep us safe... the honor that I have to have heroes on this program like that, it’s... humbling."
  (Stinchfield, 14:15)

• Law Enforcement Dissent and “Blue on Blue” Risks:
  Carroll decries Minneapolis officials for directing police to act against ICE:

  “We have each other's back... you’re going to create a situation where there's going to be blue on blue crime... kinetic impact. Do you see the powder keg that is happening? They want violence against law enforcement. The Democrats are vile. They're vile and they're evil.”
  (Carroll, 11:02)

Ilhan Omar and Immigration Allegations

[12:00–13:50]

• Laura Loomer Reporter Confronts Omar:
  Stinchfield airs a confrontation, repeating the (debunked) claim Omar “married her brother to get citizenship.” Omar pushes back:

  "I don't know why he's obsessed with me."
  (Omar, 12:57)

• JJ Carroll’s Extreme Critique:
  Carroll states:

  "She needs to be denaturalized, unnaturalized, whatever you want to call it, and then removed from our country. She's vile. ... We have committed... funded our own murder... Ilan Omar is absolutely one of them. She did marry her brother. ... At the minimum, she should be removed from Congress."
  (Carroll, 13:09)

DOJ, “Arctic Frost," and Weaponization Claims

[14:15–17:48]

• Jack Smith, Judge Boasberg, and Surveillance Allegations:
  Stinchfield attacks DOJ special counsel Jack Smith and Judge Boasberg for their handling of subpoenas and gag orders:

  “He muzzled the companies... forcing these private companies into a cover up for the federal government run by Joe Biden and his henchmen. This is outrageous."
  (Stinchfield, 16:19)

• War Room Commentary:
  JJ Carroll relays Mike Davis’s accusations about legal overreach.

• Vindication of Sec. Pete Hegseth ("Signal Gate"):
  Stinchfield reports Hegseth is “fully vindicated” by an Inspector General report, asserting,

  “The media is despicable because they're working with the deep state inside of the Pentagon.”
  (Stinchfield, 17:48)

“Trannies in the Pulpit:” Churches and Cultural Change

[17:48–24:23]

• Massachusetts Transgender Pastor:
  Stinchfield introduces viral news of a transgender Methodist pastor, saying:

  “Your body was made in God’s image, and now you’re claiming you were pretending to be a man. ... My Lord, what have we come to?”
  (Stinchfield, 19:08)

• Bishop Aubrey Shines' Theological Response:
  Shines argues,

  “That's not a pastor... what this individual really is, is an apostate. ... Orthodox Christianity... stands with what Donald Trump is doing even as it relates to not allowing foreigners that are not vetted here. These are actually biblical principles.”
  (Shines, 19:59–21:25)

• Advice for Christians:

  “If your pastor is not dealing with issues of this magnitude, leave that church. ... These are not churches. They're false narratives… Run from these leaders if they don't take a position."
  (Shines, 23:41)

Ukraine, Russia, and U.S. Foreign Policy

[26:10–33:50]

• Stalemated Peace Talks & Trump’s Role:
  Stinchfield laments lack of peace in Ukraine, blaming Zelensky’s and Putin’s “corruption,” expressing apathy:

  “Let them fight it out for themselves... No more American money. ... And you know what, Quite frankly, I don't care because I don't think Russia is going into Europe. I really don't."
  (Stinchfield, 28:53)

• Expert Opinions:
  Carla Sands responds,

  “We can't solve the whole world's problems, Grant, and this is really Europe’s problem. Let's not forget Europe... decided they could just buy Russian energy and there would be no consequences. Well, the consequence was that Putin invaded Ukraine…”
  (Sands, 29:53)

  She adds,

  “NATO is the most powerful defense... Putin is not going to invade NATO countries. It's basically the end of Russia as he knows it."
  (Sands, 31:41)

Policing Without Citizenship?

[34:56–42:09]

• Hanover Park, IL — Police Officer with Lapsed Visa:
  Stinchfield explores the case of Radul Bolshevik, a non-citizen with a lapsed visa hired (and re-hired) as a police officer.

  “I'm just not sure the job he needs is to be a police officer when you're not an American citizen, that you're literally going to be enforcing American laws, taking an oath to the Constitution. But you're not an American citizen. I'm not sure you should be serving as a police officer…”
  (Stinchfield, 34:56)

• Ben Berkweil Raises National Security Questions:

  “No police department should hire anyone that's not a U.S. citizen. ... You cannot uphold my constitutional rights if you have not sworn an oath... In general, I agree with you. ... It's just a bad idea for this nation."
  (Berkweil, 37:22)

• Undercurrent of Systemic Distrust:
  Both question bureaucratic failures enabling such situations, hinting at potential infiltration.

Climate Policy, Electric Cars, and Media Bias

[42:38–46:28]

• Rollback of Biden/Obama Emission Standards:
  Stinchfield commends Trump for rolling back climate regulations, emphasizing consumer choice:

  “It really is the type of cars people want to drive. ... I drive an electric vehicle... but it's my choice to drive it. I don't need the government telling me to drive it.”
  (Stinchfield, 44:31)

• Colorado’s NatGas Ban Critique:
  He denounces a new Colorado policy to phase out natural gas home heating as unworkable and expensive.

• Tennessee Congressional Special Election:
  Stinchfield hails a Trump-backed Republican’s 9-point victory—contrary to “liberal media panic”—as proof:

  “Running from Trump is how you lose. Running with Trump is how you win."
  (Epps, quoted by Stinchfield, 46:18)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Stinchfield on Law Enforcement Divides:

  “I'm going to call 911 and have you arrested for turning your back on the people of Minneapolis...” [05:12]

• JJ Carroll on Law Enforcement Solidarity:

  “We have each other's back. ... Can you believe that we're having this discussion, that the local PD are going to direct their officers to impede, interfere, and then probably arrest ICE agents and border Patrol agents? … The Democrats are vile. They're vile and they're evil.” [11:02]

• Carla Sands on Energy Policy:

  “We can't solve the whole world's problems, Grant, and this is really Europe's problem.” [29:53]

• Stinchfield on Ukraine:

  “No more American money. ... And you know what, Quite frankly, I don't care because I don't think Russia is going into Europe.” [28:53]

• Bishop Shines on Church Issues:

  “If your pastor is not dealing with issues of this magnitude, leave that church. ... They're false narratives.” [23:41]

Concluding Rhetoric

Stinchfield repeatedly aligns with a hardline, “America First” perspective, closing with strong endorsements of Trump’s influence, cries for administrative accountability, and critiques of both progressive and establishment causes. His signoff is an emotional thanks to law enforcement guests, a promise to cover ongoing political battles, and self-promotion for his acting cameo in a new series (“Call Him King”).

Listening Guide: Timestamps for Key Segments

• 01:23 – Immigration, Trump’s Somalia ban, fraud allegations
• 05:00 – Minneapolis police chief/ICE confrontation
• 09:28 – JJ Carroll interview (ICE duty, law enforcement division)
• 12:00 – Ilhan Omar confrontation
• 14:15 – DOJ “Arctic Frost” segment, Hegseth “vindication”
• 17:48 – Transgender pastor/Methodist Church, Bishop Shines
• 26:10 – Ukraine-Russia segment, foreign policy debate
• 34:56 – Non-citizen police officer in IL, Ben Berkweil interview
• 42:38 – Colorado natural gas policy, auto emission standards rollback
• 44:31 – Tennessee special election/media reaction
• 46:28 – Closing commentaries, Cash Patel/FBI, promo for “Call Him King”

Summary Takeaway

The episode weaves together issues of immigration, law enforcement integrity, culture wars, skepticism toward government and media elites, and the politics of American identity. Throughout, Stinchfield and his guests espouse a combative, unapologetic populism—portraying themselves as defenders of “real” America under siege from both foreign and domestic adversaries.

(Note: Quotes retain the hosts’ original tone and direct wording.)