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Mark Morano
in this room, we have 59 countries
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signed up on Gaza. Think of that.
Mark Morano
We have.
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It's amazing.
Mark Morano
But all the people, many, really so many in this room, the war in
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Gaza is over and so many other wars over. Now, he said 59 countries have signed up, with more coming online. I've been told it's a billion dollar entry fee. The United States says they'll chalk up $10 billion to this. You've got all of these Arab countries that have already put up $7 billion that will go to the rebuilding of Gaza. This is Marco Rubio, our Secretary of State. We have to get this right.
Philip Patrick
There is no plan B for Gaza. Plan B is going back to war.
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No one here wants that. Plan A, the only path forward is
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one that rebuilds Gaza in a way
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of enduring and sustainable peace, where everyone
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can live their side by side with
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one another and never worry again about returning to conflict, to war, to human
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suffering and to destruction.
Mark Morano
And again, Mr. President, thank you for
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having the vision and the courage to pursue something that has never been done before. No, they've never done it before because nobody ever wanted it. Because this puts a stop to the globalists. Think about the United Nations. Will this ever take over for the United Nations? I certainly hope so. What does the UN do? It steals American money, all the while trying to trample on American sovereignty. That's not an organization that I want to be aligned with. There is nothing good that comes out of the United Nations. This Board of Peace is most certainly about action. So you got the United nations run by globalists, and guess what? The Board of Peace is run by President Trump. It's because nobody thought peace in the Middle East.
Mark Morano
I've always heard peace in the Middle east is impossible, and it's turned out not to be.
Grant Stinchfield
And we do have some work to do with Iran. They can't have a nuclear weapon. It's very simple. They can't have.
Mark Morano
You can't have peace in the Middle east if they have a nuclear weapon.
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And they can't have a nuclear weapon.
Mark Morano
And they've been told that very strongly.
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This is President Trump's peace through strength mantra. The mainstream media, these liberals, these woosbags, they, they do not understand it. They don't understand how that works. And so now what happens, they very carefully, some not so carefully, try to criticize President Trump on all of this because of their lack of understanding on how you actually get peace. CNN as the Pentagon readies for a possible war, President Trump spent the morning
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at the inaugural summit of his Board of Peace.
Grant Stinchfield
It's a new body he created with
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chair and he chairs that body.
Grant Stinchfield
He bragged about all the wars that
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he claims to have settled and said Norway, quote, screwed him by not awarding
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him the Nobel Peace Prize.
Hans von Spakovsky
Yeah.
Grant Stinchfield
She goes on to say, well, how are you having a Board of Peace if you're about ready to attack Iran? I'm not sure he is ready to go after Iran now. Iran is on the brink of falling. I told you. The Ayatollah said he's going to sink American warships. Good luck with that. It's. It's not going to happen. But the mainstream media now can only focus on Iran and potential strikes. And I believe that is to take the focus off of President Trump's Board of Peace. Just watch them in action. Today, a cloud of war gathering over a push for peace as President Trump
Mark Morano
weighs whether to strike Iran. Sources tell CNN the U.S. is prepared to strike Iran as soon as this weekend.
Grant Stinchfield
The president reportedly considering potential strike Options targeting Iran, a cloud of war. This actually has nothing to do with wars. In fact, it has everything to do with stopping wars. Now, the United States may or may not strike Iran, I don't know. But the reality is we have the entire Middle east on board with the United States. Nobody's going to tussle with us if we decide to do that. I mean, I'll go back to CNN again, all of these predictions of a strike being eminent is suspicious to me.
Steve Bucci
The American public doesn't seem remotely aware that the potential for a war in the Middle east is about to begin again after what we witnessed for 20 plus years.
Grant Stinchfield
I look at this in a similar vein, which is like, well, what is it that ends up happening here if
Mark Morano
indeed action is taken?
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Because that will determine whether or not
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the lack of selling it to the
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American people, the lack of going to
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Congress, which is clearly on display, this
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is incredibly serious to put Americans in harm's way if that's in fact what they're doing. These people are all ding dongs. Who are we going to go to war with? We can literally wipe out. You saw what President Trump and his military did to the nuclear facilities. You have the entire Middle east on board with us. China's not going to tussle with us and Russia is too tied up with everything else. Now, we do have the largest, I would say the most air power we have ever had since, I don't know, 2003 in the middle East. That tells you something and it tells you that President Trump means business. But is he ready to strike? I don't know. Remember when we hit Iran's nuclear facilities nobody knew about it happened in the dead of night. There were no leaks, nothing. We which then tells me there's either two things at play. Either Trump wants these leaks to happen and they're leaking them out just to scare the mainstream media, or the other is that, excuse me, just to scare Iran, or the other is that the media is just making it up. I want to bring in now retired Army Special Forces officer, a former top Pentagon official and now visiting fellow with the Heritage Foundation. Steve Bucci is with us. Steve, welcome to the program.
Steve Bucci
Thank you for having me. Glad to be on the show.
Grant Stinchfield
Well, Steve, it's great to have you on. What do you think? You think strikes are eminent? The way I've watched the Trump military operate, we never knew what was going to happen. There's a lot of buzz. And that says I don't know.
Steve Bucci
Well, as you said earlier, nothing is going to leak out unless President Trump wants it to leak out. This is a messaging thing to Iran and to the rest of the world, that he is serious about coming up with a deal that is legitimate, which eliminates their nuclear program, hopefully their ballistic missile program, and also their support for terrorism. If they don't give in to those three areas, there could very likely be strikes, and it's not going to be a war. You know, for goodness sakes, nobody wants to invade Iran. We want to see the Iranian people become free. If we do attack, it's going to be to remove some of the organs of power, the irgc, Quds Force, their police forces, and other modes of repression, really, to give the Iranian people a chance to. To be free. But make no mistake, Trump doesn't bluff. He gives you very, very strict guidelines and then challenges you to meet them or pay a price.
Grant Stinchfield
Yeah, you know, he's said that he's not interested in the United States running some kind of regime change. The people are ultimately going to have to do this. I do believe if he has an ability to make it easier for the people to do that, he would. He would most certainly do it. This is him again today talking about Iran.
Mark Morano
Now is the time for Iran to join us on a path that will complete what we're doing. And if they join us, that'll be great. If they don't join us, that'll be great, too.
Grant Stinchfield
But it will be a very different path.
Mark Morano
They cannot continue to threaten the stability
Grant Stinchfield
of the entire region, and they must make a deal. Or if that doesn't happen, I maybe can understand. If it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen. But bad things will happen if it doesn't. What do you think the leaders of Iran are thinking when President Trump says bad things are going to happen? They have to believe him, don't they?
Steve Bucci
Well, he doesn't tell lies. He said this was going to happen when he ended up taking out Soleimani. He said this was going to happen before he took out their nuclear facilities. He's now saying it again. He's giving him an option to avoid it, but it's one that they may not be willing to pay that price. But he's not blowing smoke. He doesn't negotiate like Joe Biden or John Kerry. He tells the truth and then he backs it up. You gotta understand that, and I think they do. So we'll see where they go.
Grant Stinchfield
How long do you think Iran has to either come to the table, work this out before he acts?
Steve Bucci
I think you're going to see some action within A week to two weeks. Now, again, this is not talking about starting World War three with Iran. Iran was completely defanged by the Israelis. Now you've got the United States coming up against them. They're just going to go in and systematically take out targets that eliminate the threats that Iran poses to the region and the rest of the world. This is not going to be a war. It's going to be a series of strikes that accomplish the mission and everybody goes home. And hopefully then the Iranian people will take action, actions into their own hands and deal with this really bad government.
Grant Stinchfield
I think your assessment is spot on. Steve Bucci, I appreciate you coming on the program and we appreciate the Heritage foundation always being so kind to us to offer people like yourself up to us. Thank you.
Steve Bucci
My pleasure. Thank you for having me.
Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. All right, now to. Well, the two questions I get most. The number one question I get most is when are they going to be prosecuted? The Fauci's and Brennan's and, and Comeys and when are they going to be prosecuted? That's the number one question I get. The number two question that I get is will we pass the Save America act, this requirement that now sits in the Senate for voter ID and prove you're an American citizen before you can participate in a federal election? This is President Trump in Georgia today.
Mark Morano
Who likes voter id,
Mark Morgan
who likes truth of citizenship?
Mark Morano
No mail in ballots except for military, illness, disability or like you're on vacation.
Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely agree. Yeah. They used to be called absentee ballots. Remember that because you were absent from voting, you would fill out an absentee ballot. Now it's just mail in ballot. It's ridiculous. So in order for this to pass with the current filibuster system, you're going to get seven Democrats to break the filibuster. That's not happening. Then that would mean you'd have to change the language in the bill to somehow make it appeasing to seven Democrats. I don't think you're going to get Republicans to do that. There's talk of a talking filibuster. I don't have a lot of faith that this thing gets passed. I know a lot of people do. I don't. I don't have a lot of faith in John Thune either that he will do what's right. But I'm going to show you why it needs to get passed. These are the Muckraker boys, the brothers. They got a site on X Muckraker and they visited a New York City elections office and it Literally proves why you need voter id. The guy said he claimed that he was a green card holder. Can he fill out a voter registration form? Watch how it goes down. The reason why somebody. Somebody told me that they were a green card holder and that they came in and then they submitted and they were good. We can't stop you from submitting the application and if it goes through, but most likely because they don't do, like a full background check. But once in a while, you know, we have people coming here and they have legal situations and they register they weren't a citizen. Boom, boom, boom. So, so what, he. He just told you he's a green card holder and as an election official, you're going to accept his registration? He said he would. Watch. Do you mind if I fill this out? Or like, is it okay? That's right. I can't tell you what to do. You want to fill out, fill it out. But everything is clear, clearly stated, especially at this bottom, it says American citizens.
Mark Morano
What?
Grant Stinchfield
You know, if you fill that out and you're not, you know, if it comes back to you, it comes back to you. If it doesn't, it doesn't. But, but you. But we accept anything that comes over the counter. What is that about? You now knowingly. No, he's not an American citizen. You're going to accept it? Well, it's just my job. Nick Shirley, the YouTuber, did the same test in California, virtually. Watch how it went down there. And do you think it's possible, like, illegal migrants could be voting?
Mark Morano
Not really.
Philip Patrick
How?
Grant Stinchfield
I mean, what's showing their id? Yeah, if they don't have their ID and they could just sign on behalf
Mark Morgan
of Richard Sherman,
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then they could technically vote, right? Yeah, but what if they just don't care?
Mark Morgan
What if, like, Richard Sherman and Billy
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Bob Joe just don't care? But. So you don't think illegals would ever vote, would you? I don't think so. Are you that naive? I don't think so. Now, the two people you saw there, I don't actually think they're nefarious. I don't think they're part of the big plot other than being used as pawns. See, the Democrat leaders set the system up. So you have blind liberal zombies. All right, robots working behind the counter. Put it in the box, move it over here. Give me your application. Can you imagine? They don't even know what they're doing. I think they're completely uninformed to the fraud that's being perpetrated on the American people with all of these fraudulent voters, I want to bring in now, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom. Our good friend Hans von Spakovsky is back with us. Hans, it's great to see you.
Hans von Spakovsky
Thanks for having me.
Grant Stinchfield
All right, Maybe first out of the. Out of the box. Hans, do we get this thing passed?
Hans von Spakovsky
Well, I think it's going to be very tough. You know, I think they just reached 50 sponsors on the SAVE act in the Senate. Folks are pushing them to do a talking filibuster, which basically means, look, in the past, what the Senate would do is if the minority threatens a filibuster, then they don't bring the bill to the table, to the floor. A talking filibuster would force the Democrats to actually stand up and conduct a filibuster. Would they be able to do that? Maybe, but that's. They ought to make it, as the Republicans ought to make it as tough as possible for the Democrats to not pass this. And I think that means a talking filibuster.
Grant Stinchfield
And so what does a talking filibuster actually mean? What happens? How does that play out?
Hans von Spakovsky
What it means is in order to extend the debate so that there can't be a vote on the bill, each senator has to stand up and talk and keep talking for as long as they can stand on the floor of the Senate and do that. As soon as they stop or step out, their debate time is over. And yeah, another senator can take it up, but the point is they're trying to delay a vote, an actual vote on the bill. The vote only takes a majority to end a Filibuster takes either 60 votes or the exhaustion of the senators who are conducting the filibuster.
Grant Stinchfield
I think. Here's what I'm most offended at. The Senate is on recess right now. We could have them talking. They could spend the next week instead of on vacation at home. And I know they're going to tell you they're campaigning and working so hard back in their districts, but they could be on the floor talking. We could be doing this right now. Why are we not?
Hans von Spakovsky
Well, you'd have to ask Sarah Thune about it, although he seems to be moving in that direction. Look, I agree with you, and it could take weeks to overcome a filibuster. But this bill is really, really important because the evidence is out there that aliens all over the country are registering, voting and getting away with it. You know, you played that clip from California. We need to mention that California a couple of years ago moved to automatic voter registration. If you go in and get A driver's license. They don't ask you if you want to register to vote. They automatically register you. And California provides driver's licenses not just to aliens who are here legally, but to illegal aliens.
Grant Stinchfield
Yeah. Nothing is more important than this. You see the fraud all over the place. I think it's undeniable. Now. It seems to be overwhelmingly supported by the American people, except the Democrat leaders. Hans, I'll give you the last word on this. I think it's. It's not supported by the Democrat leaders because they're the ones who know full well the cheating is going on.
Hans von Spakovsky
Yeah. No, they want aliens to be able to register to vote and get away with it because they think those aliens will vote for them and keep them in power.
Grant Stinchfield
Huntsman, Tsukovsky, it's great to see you. Thank you for coming on tonight.
Hans von Spakovsky
Thanks for having me.
Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. So, speaking of elections, do I dare talk about who would possibly be the nominee for Democrats if. When we get to 2028. Can you believe we're already talking about that? Well, if you look at the predicted market, these are the markets where betters basically gamble on it. And they're usually pretty good. Better than the pollsters. They've got Newsom at this. I'll talk in percentages. 31%, AOC, 11% and Kamala, 10%. What it shows on your screen there is if you bet 31 cents to win a dollar, bet $31 to win $100. That's. That's basically how those markets work. Now, there is a long shot on this list. Now, I'm going to give you a tip on how to make some money. Okay? At least have a. Have a shot at making money on this. Stephen A. Smith. He's now basically talking about running as a Democrat. This guy would be a formidable foe because a lot of people like him, even though he is a loudmouth, but he's a likable loudmouth. Roll it. Make no mistake about it, we wouldn't have a border crisis under my watch. Hell, no. We wouldn't have this crime that exists in the streets of New York. You wouldn't hear about me saying, defund the police. We ain't defunding any police. I'm calling 911 when there's a problem. I know you're calling 911 when there's A problem. I'll be damned if I'm gonna have less police officers out there. There's gonna be more. That's me. Hold on to say that doesn't sound like any Democrat. I know, he calls himself a fiscal conservative and a social Democrat. That means he's pro choice. That's it. By the way, he sounds more like a conservative than he does a Democrat. He just happens to be pro choice. That's my guess. I don't know that for sure, but that's usually the stance. Listen to him again. At some point in time, ladies and gentlemen, there's got to be an adult in the room. If you're going to act as juvenile, as petulant, as petty as you accuse the President of the United States to be, how are you ever going to hold a high moral ground? At least high enough to judge him accordingly? I'd rather you come over and do something on the Republican side, quite frankly. Stephen A. Smith. Here's the bet, folks. Look at these odds. VO2. He's a 2 cents to win the Democrat nomination. That means you bet 2 cents to win a dollar. You bet $2 to win 100 bucks. I might put a thousand bucks on Stephen A. Smith. I'd be rolling in it, right? By the way, he reminds me a lot of how they thought about President Trump when he first said he was going to run. They all laughed at him. Not us. They laughed at Trump. They're laughing right now. The Democrat establishment at a guy like Stephen A. Smith. I'm not laughing at him. He'd be an interesting candidate, that's for sure. All right, listen up. Patriot Mobile isn't just a wireless provider. They're my wireless provider and the official wireless provider of Stitchfield's army. By the way, they're also a conservative activist organization funded by selling top tier cell phone service. They've been on the front lines defending our freedoms long before it was cool. Standing in the gap when others wouldn't. The best part is they deliver prioritized premium service on all three major U.S. networks. You get to choose giving you the same or even better coverage, backed by 100% based customer support. Get unlimited data plans, mobile hotspots, international roaming, all of it. Switching is easier than ever before. You he can literally activate in minutes. Keep your number, upgrade your phone, get a new phone, whatever you need. So take a stand today. Go to patriot mobile.com RAV call 972-patriot. Use the promo code RAV for a free month service. And make sure you tell them that Grant Stitchfield sent you. All right, A group of hardline immigration policy experts are assembling a plan to achieve 1 million deportment importations by year's end. We talk about it next. Welcome back, everyone. You Want to see the aftermath of what happens when you have illegal aliens in the United States, especially illegal aliens driving trucks. This is a horrific crash. The person in that pickup truck died when an illegal alien, I would assume from India, fleeing ice, ran a red light and ran into that pickup truck and killed him. This is the suspect, Sukhdeep Singh. There you have it. ICE tells us he's an illegal. And now another American is dead at the hands of an illegal alien. Which brings us to a new group that has been formed, the Mass Deportation Coalition. I love the name. Designed to help President Trump reach his goal of a million deportations every year. And I would think that is not including self deportations, because the numbers there are really the quickest and most efficient way to get people out of here. But one of the members of this new coalition, really a great mind behind it, is my good friend, former U.S. customs and Border Protection commissioner under Trump. 45. Mark Morgan is back with us. Mark, it's great to have you on the program.
Mark Morgan
Thanks for having me, Grant.
Grant Stinchfield
All right, so we briefly talked about this, I don't know, a couple weeks ago. I don't think it had a name yet. Now you have this name. What is the ultimate goal, who's involved, and what he set out to do?
Mark Morgan
Well, Grant, you pretty much summarize it, spot on. I think the most important thing, the purpose behind this coalition is to do what you exactly said, is to support President Trump on one of his major campaign promises. I think one of the main reasons he's back in the Oval Office, something I think is going to shape his legacy forever, and that's to carry out, continue to carry out the largest mass deportations of illegal aliens we've ever seen. And one of the most important aspects of this, I think, besides the tactical aspect of how we could actually do this, is we have to win back and take back the messaging. You just gave a great example, another example, that illegal immigration is not a victimless crime. But that's the narrative, especially the left wants you to believe. It's not as though the cartels have different routes for those that are good people and different routes for bad people. It doesn't work that way. That's not realistic. They charge everyone, everyone pays. And what do you think the cartel does with the billions of dollars they make annually off the backs of those are bringing to our border both good people, quote, good people and bad people. Are they building schools? Are they building hospitals? Of course not. That's absurd. We know what they're doing. They're Taking the billions of dollars that they've made from willing customers, working to go in business with the devil. And they're taking that money to increase their power, influence, and increase their criminal enterprise to include the production and transportation of drugs like fentanyl into America, killing 100,000Americans every single day. That's what we're trying to do, is educate the American people and explain to them why President Trump is doing this and why we need to continue to do more.
Grant Stinchfield
All right, let me ask you the hardest question, and maybe you can help me. On messaging, I hear numerous Democrat lawmakers say, we don't want to deport the nanny. Why are you going after the nanny? I say we need to deport the nanny. And then I'm called heartless for saying that, am I?
Mark Morgan
No, you're not. I'm 100% agree with you. And that's part of what is explaining. We have to look, for example. Give an example, Grant, if someone dies from fentanyl poisoning in your town, My city, across. I hear this all the time. It's horrible. We always say, oh, this has got to stop. We need to do more. You know, we need to have more awareness programs in here. I got it. You know, they talk about the cartels and how bad they are. We all have these discussions. But, Grant, what's the one thing we don't do? What I just opened up with, we don't connect illegal immigration to the cartels and the drugs that are killing 100,000Americans. That's just one example. You can't separate the two. The cartels are making billions of dollars of drugs, but they're making billions of dollars off the back of those they're bringing to our borders to cross illegally. These things are interconnected. Again, illegal immigration is not the victimless crime. But, Grant, this is part of the messaging. For some reason, when it comes to immigration law, we treat it differently than any other law. We turn our backs to the devastating dominoes. Somehow we tell ourselves when it comes to immigration that the end justifies the needs. That just can't be right. And here's one thing real quick that we don't talk enough about is that, look, whoever's sitting in the White House is part of the executive branch. Think about that. If they just decide that they pick and choose which laws Congress pass that they're going to enforce, that's as identical to one of our basic principles of a constitutional republic, and that's the three co. Equal but separate branches of government. If we don't enforce the laws that Congress passes, we're eroding the legislative branches, authority and the founding principles of the Constitution.
Grant Stinchfield
So do you think this has to do with the fact that the penalty for crossing into this country illegally is not really that great? I've been saying since 2011 that if you cross into the country illegally, it should be a fear felony crime. And yet we have still failed to make it a felony crime. I don't want three times you're out, two times you're. I want one time it's a felony. Why aren't we doing that?
Mark Morgan
So I don't disagree with you, but the law is. I'll go back to the law. The first time it is not a felony, but second entry is a felony. But here's where we may not agree 100% is. I'm not sure that part has to change. I would support that change. Granted, you just outlined. But look, what we need to do is just enforce the law with respect to that. So if you enter the country illegally, that is, you're trying to enter without inspection, you file a false claim, is that we shouldn't just release you into the United States. Right. Never to be heard from again. And then when you're here 10 years and so called, you're a good person, you haven't committed a violent felony, you pay taxes, then you should get amnesty. No, that's the downstream part that we need to change that President Trump is trying to change, and he's also doing that right now. There's virtually zero releases happening at the border now for those that are entering illegally. So that's the start. So you have the law, we shouldn't release them into the country, never to be heard from again.
Grant Stinchfield
Real quick, for me, the Mass Deportation Coalition is aimed at helping President Trump. Correct. This is not criticism of it, of him, but helping him. I'll give you the last 30 seconds.
Mark Morgan
Yeah, look, we're trying to establish a right flank for him. The first year grant, we've seen it, he's gone after the worst and worse. It's what we're calling phase one, and no doubt this has been successful. I believe our, our country is more safe now than it was a year ago because of these efforts. But more still needs to be done. He recognizes that more is being done. And as we continue to enter that phase two, what we're saying is we have to continue that push. We have to go after the 1.5 million illegal aliens with final orders, removals, the hundreds of thousands of visa overstays, and we have to ramp up our website enforcement if we're going to have meaningful accountability.
Grant Stinchfield
Well, Tom Holman, the borders are I just heard him literally say it makes sense to go after the worst of the worst. But it doesn't mean you forget about the rest as you're triaging everything, you don't forget about the rest. And I think that's the key, Mark.
Mark Morgan
That's right. And look, we don't need to do the, I think that the shock and all type operations we've seen. I think we don't need to do that. I think we need to do exactly what Tom Holman has been doing in Minneapolis. We just need to do that across the entire United States and again, open up that demographic we're going after.
Grant Stinchfield
Well, I appreciate you coming on and talking about this new coalition, Mass Deportation Coalition, a lot of great minds in it. And Mark Morgan, as always, it's great to talk to you. Thank you.
Philip Patrick
You too.
Mark Morgan
Thanks, Brent.
Grant Stinchfield
Absolutely. All right, folks, the DC Swamp living up to its nickname as the largest sewage spill in US History slides for the nation's capital. Where are all the environmentalists? Welcome back, everyone. The left doesn't want to talk about this, but I believe because of Democrat risisManagement In both D.C. and Maryland, we had this massive sewage spill into the Potomac River. Listen to this.
Hans von Spakovsky
And I've dealt with what I thought were pretty big sewage spills or 15, 20 million gallons. But this is dumping about 60 million
Grant Stinchfield
gallons a day, the last five days
Hans von Spakovsky
into the Potomac River.
Grant Stinchfield
And if you do the math, we're well over 200 billion gallons of raw
Hans von Spakovsky
sewage that's dumped into the river.
Grant Stinchfield
This may be one of the largest sewage spills that we've ever seen in the United States.
Hans von Spakovsky
And nobody's really reporting about it.
Grant Stinchfield
Nobody. The climate zealots don't want to talk about this. This is an eco disaster, folks. And oh, by the way, fema, that would help with this, is virtually shut down right now because the DHS funding bill that Democrats don't want to get together and fund. A couple of weeks now, there's been a pretty negative narrative around the Department of Homeland Security. There's a story out almost every other day about what's going on internally. This is a moment where the president can say, you guys are the ones that are not funding the Department of Homeland Security, also fema. And now you want help from the very agency that you're not willing to find. And maybe the most ironic of all, Matt Whitlock, also on Fox News, summed it up like this. This is an incredibly dangerous biohazard.
Mark Morano
This is 100 times the acceptable pathogen levels. This is genuinely dangerous for people.
Grant Stinchfield
But where is the climate movement? When they wrote the Green New Deal, they told us that cows digestion systems were going to destroy the planet.
Mark Morano
Where are they?
Grant Stinchfield
On an entire river of human waste. It's true. The human's digestive system is going to destroy the Potomac. I don't mean to laugh about it because I really am saddened for that beautiful river of ours. But I'm telling you, the environmentalists, they get called out and they don't want to look themselves in the eye when they're responsible for things. How does this have anything to do with global warming? I have no idea. Joining me now, Climate Depot publisher Mark Morano is with me. Mark, welcome to the program.
Mark Morano
Welcome. Remember, it's, it's the hamburger. You ate your gas stove and those plastic straws. That's the environmental catastrophe we should be focusing on.
Grant Stinchfield
Well, you know, their silence really tells the whole story here. There's not a lot of people talking about this. Mark.
Philip Patrick
Yeah.
Mark Morano
What's happened here is very simple. And I worked at the U.S. senate Environment and Public Works Committee. I saw firsthand the transfer when Obama was in power. When Obama was elected and became president, the shifting of infrastructure, public works to climate focused. The whole Biden Inflation Reduction act was the largest infrastructure bill. No, it wasn't. If, unless you consider offshore wind and solar panels and EV mandates and carbon capture infrastructure that it wasn't. Infrastructure has been grossly neglected in the US Why? One simple reason. Climate change has hijacked the entire environmental movement. Case in point, and this is what's happening. DC Water, whose complete incompetence in this, and by the way, it's up to 300 million gallons of raw sewage. Some estimates were thousands of times higher than the safe level of E. Coli. And this is going, what's funny is this is going to some of the most liberal and affluent affluent areas that rely on this for water. This would be the Fairfax County, Virginia, Loudoun County, Virginia, Montgomery County. All of these liberals who voted for these, for this climate focus DC Water has, they're not really, they don't seem even competent to deal with this. But you know what they're proud of? Environmentally, they have a 2045 plan to make D.C. climate neutral, carbon neutral. They have a plan to phase out EVs. They have a plan for 100% renewable energy, solar and wind by 2041 in DC. In Maryland, the same thing. Governor Wes Moore, who's now blaming Donald Trump, issued An executive order he called the most comprehensive executive order on climate change ever by a Maryland governor. And it's called the Climate Pollution Protection Plan. They're more interested and these agencies are all focused, they've all been hijacked, all focused on how they can solve climate change. They get virtue signaling, they get funding, they get academics to come in. They do all of this stupid, like declarations of how they're going to be carbon neutral. Meanwhile, the sewage flows freely, the raw sewage flows freely into the river. They have no training, no expertise to deal with it. And now they're crying for uncle the EPA to come in and fema, which the Trump administration is doing. I unlike what happened during East Palestine when Pete Buttigieg Transportation with the train derailment and toxic plume and the EPA would have nothing to do with East Palestine because again, they were focused on climate change. That's what's happened in America. Real environmental issues like sewage, like lead in the drinking water, toxic waste, are neglected because of our focus on getting rid of gas stoves and gas powered cars and plastic straws and the rest of it.
Grant Stinchfield
What's sad is they end up joking about it and getting cute with it. Like, if you really were concerned about the environment, you should be very concerned about what's happening because this is a direct effect. We can see the results of it. Unlike global warming where this is over decades and it turns out to be nothing. But this is Governor Wes Moore getting cute with President Trump when literally they ought to be working together. President Trump's trying, as you mentioned, the governor isn't. Play the clip of the governor Westmore. If this federal administration wants to show up to take action, Maryland will work
Mark Morgan
collaboratively, as we always do, to be responsive and help to keep our people informed about the plan and to remediate change. But if the President wants me to ask nicely, my response Is this, please,
Grant Stinchfield
Mr. President, do your job. Honestly. It doesn't even fall on the president. This should fall on the state, local, municipalities. I mean, this is ridiculous that you're looking to the president for this. They should have had their. I was going to say the S word in order, but it'll be a little bit of a pun right now. But Mark, last word.
Steve Bucci
Yeah.
Mark Morano
I mean the EPA and the federal level there for oversight and coming in and helping. They're not, they're not on the ground when this happens. This went on for over a week of just complete raw sewage. Now they've got a temporary stopgap measure In Maryland and D.C. are together saying, well, it may not be fixed until, you know, may. At this point, this is completely unacceptable. These are some of the wealthiest jurisdictions in the country and they can't deal with it. You know what it kind of reminds you of is exactly what happened in California under Newsom. The same DEI stuff the DC Waterhead was worried about. Too many white people, apparently, or the commission not looking like the residents that they serve. Same thing happened in California where it was like complete incompetence on all the levels. They couldn't even get the fire department out. They were called out. They had empty reservoirs. This is what happens in blue states when your number one focus is climate change, because that's how you can make money. Remember, the Inflation Reduction act brought so much money to some counties that they couldn't even have, didn't have enough bureaucrats to spend it. That's how important it is. That's why their whole focus was on climate change. It wasn't on real environmental issues.
Grant Stinchfield
No, it sure wasn't. Mark Morano, as always the straight talk for us when it comes to this stuff, we appreciate you. I urge everyone to go visit you over at Climate Depot on your website. Thank you, my friend. Look, you mentioned blue states. It's not just about climate. It's because Democrats are in charge and quite frankly, they're either nefarious or dumb or a combination of both. And that's a recipe of disaster for everything. It's why blue states fail and blue cities fail at everything. All right, as uncertainty hangs over the future of Iran and potential US strikes on the continent, Country Gold reclaims $5,000. We will talk about that next. Welcome back, everyone. So if you believe the mainstream media strikes on Iran are just, I don't know, hours, days away, I do think President Trump is leaking this on purpose to send a warning to Iran, but I don't know. I want to bring in our precious metal specialist. Of course, he's with Birch Gold. Philip Patrick is here. Philip, welcome to the program.
Philip Patrick
Thank you for having me.
Grant Stinchfield
Grant, can we buy gold with you tomorrow? Can you do it that fast in case there strikes over the weekend?
Philip Patrick
Philip, we absolutely can.
Grant Stinchfield
When you're ready, we'll be here.
Philip Patrick
As you know, it's crazy times now.
Mark Morano
It is.
Grant Stinchfield
And all of these crazy times lead me towards gold. But the reality is there's so many other reasons than just those types of unrest that we think about of why gold continues to go up, isn't there?
Philip Patrick
Oh, yeah, absolutely. Listen, I agree with you. This could be posturing with Iran. As we know President Trump knows how to get a deal done. And starting from a position of strength is usually the way to do it. But if it does lead to war, it could be problematic. Right. Of war involving Iran, especially anywhere near the Straits of Hormuz, which is a choke point for 20% of the world's oil shipments. That's problematic. It raises fears of supply disruption and ultimately fuels inflation globally. But as you point out, there are many reasons to be looking at precious metals. US dollar holdings by central banks are at 35 year lows. That is escalating. That drives the price of gold up. We have, you know, it's a, it's a. Inflation persistent. The administration are working on it. It is coming down, but it's still a problem. So many, many reasons to buy gold. More instability on the way and higher gold prices. Gold and silver both performing this year. On the back of it, gold up over 15%, silver up over 8. We expect that to continue.
Grant Stinchfield
All right, let me give you my philosophy on gold and you tell me where you stand on this. I believe gold should be looked at like a savings account. I particularly like physical gold that I can hold that God forbid something happens, I have an asset there. But I look at it as, as savings that grows. Now, if you put your money in a savings account 10, 15, 20 years ago, you'd probably have less money due to inflation. If you put it in gold 10 or 20 years ago, you'd be 100,000 in gold. What, 20 years, you'd have over a million dollars.
Philip Patrick
It's exactly right. Listen, the history of currency is a loss of purchasing power and longer term destruction. But as you rightly point out, money in a bank account, particularly in climates like this where interest rates are low, inflation's persistent. That's just losing buying power every single day. And the idea is with gold and silver, as the cost of living increases, they move up with it and they protect and more purchasing power. And we're seeing that in the current climate. Listen, gold is up 70% last year we didn't have 70% inflation. So it's a growth asset today as well.
Grant Stinchfield
All right, you want to hear the phrase that I got from a buddy of mine today who's in the investment business. He's not in the gold business, but he is in the investment business. You ready for this?
Philip Patrick
Oh, yeah.
Grant Stinchfield
Cash is trash. It's beautiful.
Philip Patrick
Cash is trash and gold is king.
Grant Stinchfield
Well, there you go. And it's flipped because it used to be cash is king. Not anymore. Philip. Patrick, let me tell people how they can get to you guys. You guys do such a great job. And. And we so appreciate all of your support over at Birch Gold of Real America's Voice and this program, of course. But, folks, this is what you do. We talk about it being a savings account. Don't even think about the price. I mean it. Don't even think about the price of gold. Just start hoarding it. Hoard it like the dickens. All right, text America to the number 989-898. You can do that today to get your free info kit on gold. Again, text America to the number 989-898 and do it today. All right. Don Lemon doesn't believe you can be black and support President Trump. I don't believe you can be smart and support Don Lemon. We'll talk about that next. You know, Don Lamond, the former CNN host who's got this podcast now, he's an absolute racist. Okay? He's a race baiter. We've always known that. Not. Not to mention he's delusional. Okay? This may be one of the dumbest things he said, and he said it on the Bill Maher Show. I don't think that you can.
Mark Morano
I don't think that you can be a rational maga, be black and be a rational MAGA person. I think you can be black and be a Republican.
Hans von Spakovsky
I think they would find that very insulting.
Mark Morano
Well, I mean, the truth is often insulting.
Grant Stinchfield
Thank you, Bill Maher. I find it insulting, too. It's absolutely racist. And why can't you be a make America great again person?
Steve Bucci
Of course.
Grant Stinchfield
Of course you can. If you're black, and many are. What does Trump do? He's cut down on crime. He's made it more affordable. These are all issues that don't just affect black folks, by the way. They affect white folks and Asian folks and Hispanic folks. And this issue of you can't be MAGA and be black. Tell that to this grandma who lost her grandson to D.C. violence thanks to Democrat lack of leadership. She was at the White House yesterday. I love him.
Mark Morano
I don't want to hear nothing you got to say about that racist stuff.
Grant Stinchfield
And don't be looking at me on the news hating on me, because I'm standing up for somebody that deserves to be standing up for. Get off the man's back. Let him do his job. He's doing the right thing. Back up off of it. And grandma said it. We love you, Grandma. You broke the Internet with that little speech, by the way. What a firecracker. In fact, I know another black lady that goes by the name of Firecracker. She reminds me of them. I'll tell you what, I love anybody that loves Maga. This is an I heart podcast, guaranteed human.
Host: Grant Stinchfield
Notable Guests/Contributors: Mark Morano, Mark Morgan, Hans von Spakovsky, Steve Bucci, Philip Patrick
Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts
Theme: Unfiltered analysis of current events and U.S. politics from a conservative perspective, focusing on Trump’s ‘Board of Peace,’ Middle East tensions, election integrity, immigration enforcement, environmental crises, and media narratives.
This episode dives deep into major issues shaping American political discourse in 2026: the Trump administration’s “Board of Peace” and its ambitions in the Middle East, escalating tensions involving Iran, debates on election integrity surrounding the SAVE America Act, intensifying efforts for mass deportations, the DC sewage spill fiasco, and reflections on race and politics. Through interviews with key conservative insiders and pointed commentary, Grant Stinchfield positions the Real America’s Voice platform as a counterpoint to mainstream narratives.
On Trump’s Peace Approach:
“What does the UN do? It steals American money, all the while trying to trample on American sovereignty. That's not an organization that I want to be aligned with.” – Grant Stinchfield [03:28]
On Immigration Enforcement:
“Illegal immigration is not a victimless crime... These things are interconnected.” – Mark Morgan [29:15]
On Climate Focus:
“Infrastructure has been grossly neglected in the US. Why? One simple reason. Climate change has hijacked the entire environmental movement.” – Mark Morano [36:56]
On Financial Security:
“Cash is trash and gold is king.” – Philip Patrick [46:03]
Regarding Race and Politics:
“I don’t think that you can be a rational MAGA, be black and be a rational MAGA person. I think you can be black and be a Republican.” – Don Lemon [47:24]
“Get off the man’s back. Let him do his job. He’s doing the right thing. Back up off of it.” – DC grandmother, defending Trump [48:12]
Ranging from international diplomacy to domestic concerns over elections, immigration, environment, and the politics of race, this episode of Stinchfield Tonight delivers sharp-edged conservative commentary, skeptical analysis of mainstream coverage, and insider Republican policy perspectives. With recurring appeals to constitutional principles, “real” American values, and populist messaging, the show’s tone is confident, combative, and unapologetic—a hallmark of Real America’s Voice.
Listeners seeking a robust summary of current right-of-center viewpoints on America’s top issues will find this episode an immersive and revealing tour through the conservative media landscape of 2026.