Real America's Voice – "Stinchfield Tonight" (February 6, 2026)
Host: Grant Stinchfield
Guests: Brian Lupo, E.J. Antoni, Steve Hilton, Mark Morgan, Greg Hartley, plus appearance by President Donald Trump (audio)
Date: February 7, 2026
Main Theme:
A driven episode focusing on breaking developments in the Benghazi case, in-depth discussions around electoral integrity and alleged 2020 voter fraud, ongoing California government fraud scandals, Federal Reserve intrigue, and robust talk on immigration enforcement—all viewed through a lens of unapologetic conservative advocacy and skepticism of mainstream narratives.
Benghazi Attack Mastermind Captured (01:24–05:12)
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Headline: The mastermind behind the 2012 Benghazi attack, Zubar Al Bakash, is confirmed in US custody, thanks to a team led under President Trump.
- Grant Stinchfield celebrates the outcome, vowing not to let the incident be forgotten:
"President Trump and his team did what no other president could do...hold those responsible for killing four American heroes to account" (01:37).
- Grant Stinchfield celebrates the outcome, vowing not to let the incident be forgotten:
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Critique of the Past Administration:
- Continues to lay blame on Hillary Clinton and the State Department for the attack and its fallout.
- Quotes Clinton’s infamous line,
“‘What difference at this point does it make?’” (03:12), and asserts the event "makes a difference to Donald Trump, those families, and law enforcement."
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Media Critique:
- Stinchfield highlights the lack of mainstream media attention, suggesting they're more focused on controversies around Trump’s social media output.
Election Integrity, Dominion Claims, 2020 Controversies (05:12–12:53)
Trump's Controversial Video Post (05:12–06:25)
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Discusses a Trump Truth Social video referencing "voting irregularities" and a meme featuring the Obamas in costumes, stirring backlash:
- Stinchfield speculates,
“Maybe he’s brilliant, really, because nobody would watch it until a story like this comes out” (04:31).
- Stinchfield speculates,
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Trump’s post is framed as part of a wider push to keep 2020 election fraud claims in public discourse.
Georgia Grand Jury Testimony News (06:25–12:53)
- Key Guest: Brian Lupo (Gateway Pundit/Badlands Media)
- Revelations:
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Testimony from then-Sen. David Perdue presses Georgia prosecutors on alleged irregularities:
“Has anybody looked into the 17,700 missing ballots just in Fulton County?” (07:41)
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Discussion of “missing tabulators” and suspicious ballot counts.
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Lupo and Stinchfield argue the Georgia Bureau of Investigation failed to act, with personnel later rewarded with judicial appointments.
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Lupo:
“…no investigation into the 2020 election, at least not the way that they told us” (09:02);
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Accusations that the establishment—including Georgia’s governor and other high officials—protected itself from meaningful inquiry.
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Deep State, Fed Chair Nominations, GOP Divisions (12:53–16:48)
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Federal Reserve Conflict:
- Discussion on Sen. Thom Tillis, a Republican, potentially blocking Trump’s nominee for Fed Chair unless a DOJ probe into Jerome Powell is dropped.
- E.J. Antoni (Unleash Prosperity) strongly criticizes Tillis:
“Apparently he thinks he’s a mob boss or something...They don't know the first thing about monetary policy. That’s why he’s protecting another clown, Jerome Powell” (14:09).
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GOP Internal Tensions:
- Angst over perceived “RINOs” blocking Trump’s agenda:
“You have these rhinos...that will claim they’re all MAGA, and then when it gets down to it, they do everything they can to stand in the way of President Trump." (15:13–15:36)
- Emphasis: The Democrats will oppose Trump’s agenda as a bloc, so watching for Republican defections is vital.
- Angst over perceived “RINOs” blocking Trump’s agenda:
California Fraud, Government Accountability, Steve Hilton Interview (16:48–23:12)
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$8.6 Billion in New Fraud Identified (17:07):
- Small Business Administration uncovers major new fraud in California.
- Stinchfield lambastes state Attorney General Rob Bonta as a “radical dope” and claims California is “the enabler of all enablers of fraud” (17:43).
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Steve Hilton Joins (18:26–23:12):
- Hilton, candidate for California governor, touts “Cal DOGE”—a watchdog group investigating state corruption using AI and volunteers:
“We’re already working...going through budgets and flagging suspicious activity” (19:00).
- Alleges Medicaid fraud involving Mexican citizens posing as illegal immigrants.
- Mocks Gavin Newsom’s boasts over high-speed rail, noting the absence of actual tracks but continued spending:
“He literally said ‘We’re on track to lay track’...he doesn’t even realize how ridiculous he sounds.” (22:45)
- Emphasis on need for cooperation—Hilton promises rigorous investigation and accountability if elected.
- Hilton, candidate for California governor, touts “Cal DOGE”—a watchdog group investigating state corruption using AI and volunteers:
Immigration Enforcement, Workplace Raids, Mark Morgan Interview (25:21–33:58)
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Stinchfield rails against New York City’s stance limiting federal ICE access, calling the mayor “an ass clown” (25:21).
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Reasserts that “federal agents can go wherever they want” in pursuit of immigration enforcement.
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Trump’s Policy Focus:
- Presents a tension between prioritizing removal of serious criminal undocumented immigrants vs. broader mass deportations.
- Audio from the White House:
“...the prioritization is on those tens of thousands of convicted criminals. So get the worst of the worst first.” (27:10)
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Mark Morgan (Trump’s Former CBP Commissioner) Responds (28:00):
- Stresses that enforcement should not be limited to just “the worst of the worst”:
“If we’re going to close out...illegal immigration...we must hold everyone accountable who is violating them.” (28:17)
- Advocates for targeted employer enforcement and comprehensive removals, not just high-profile raids.
- Stresses that enforcement should not be limited to just “the worst of the worst”:
Body Language Analysis: Greg Hartley Segment (36:35–43:39)
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Ilhan Omar “Syringe Attack” Video (37:04):
- Hartley expresses skepticism about authenticity:
“What you don’t see is more important...she doesn’t shield herself, she doesn’t say, ‘What the hell is all over me?’...There’s no panic” (37:21).
- Hartley expresses skepticism about authenticity:
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Trump Body Language—NBC Interview
- Hartley details Trump's excitement and demonstrative gestures:
“When he’s describing how it worked, when he says nothing worked, including humans, you see Trump's eyes go...his voice is more animated. This is excitement and energy at what he saw. It's beautiful.” (39:22–40:11)
- Hartley details Trump's excitement and demonstrative gestures:
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Sen. John Thune’s SAVE Act Comments:
- Hartley dissects Thune’s confidence, then discomfort as he pivots to policy blockers.
- Notable moment:
“This is something...something’s going on behind the scenes. There’s probably been discussion...It's probably he's been pushed to this point.” (42:21–43:04)
Trump Air Force One Presser: Audio Segment (46:48–54:36)
Highlights
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On Iran/Russia/Ukraine:
- Trump claims Iran now wants a better deal, refers to US military buildup as leverage:
"We have a big fleet heading in that direction, going to be there pretty soon." (46:48)
- Trump claims Iran now wants a better deal, refers to US military buildup as leverage:
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On Economy and Inflation:
- Asserts sweeping economic improvement:
"Stock market...broke 50,000 on the Dow...Prices are way down...gasoline, groceries are down. The border is extremely secure...Crime is at a record low for 125 years." (46:48–49:01)
- Asserts sweeping economic improvement:
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On Controversial Meme Post:
- Claims he didn’t watch the full video, but "gave it to the people" and took it down after realizing its content:
"I looked at the first part. It was about voter fraud...I guess during the end of it, there was some kind of a [scene] that people don’t like. I wouldn’t like it either, but I didn’t see it." (49:10–49:57)
- Refuses to apologize:
"No, I didn’t make a mistake...I looked at the beginning, it was fine..." (50:03)
- Claims he didn’t watch the full video, but "gave it to the people" and took it down after realizing its content:
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On Immigration:
- When pressed about the base’s demand for deporting all undocumented immigrants, not just criminals:
"Let me tell you about my base. My base has never been stronger...my base is very happy." (53:17–53:59)
- Reaffirms focus on criminal removals, but ultimate goal is all law-breakers:
"We’re focusing on the criminals...but ultimately they all broke the law." (54:05)
- When pressed about the base’s demand for deporting all undocumented immigrants, not just criminals:
Notable Quotes
- Grant Stinchfield:
“Who should really be arrested for this? Hillary Clinton should be arrested.” (02:45)
- Brian Lupo:
“We never got an investigation into the 2020 election, at least not the way that they told us...” (09:02)
- E.J. Antoni:
"He thinks he's a mob boss...who does this clown think he is?" (14:15)
- Steve Hilton:
“Once I'm elected governor...The state controller has the power to...really open the books...” (20:00)
- Mark Morgan:
“If we're going to...close out illegal immigration, as you just said, and put integrity back into immigration laws, we must hold everyone accountable...” (28:17)
- Greg Hartley (re: Ilhan Omar):
"She doesn’t shield herself...there’s no panic. She goes out like, it just looks awkward." (37:21)
- Donald Trump:
"My base has never been stronger. My base is me and other very good people, people that love our country." (53:17) "We have a border that's totally closed…crime is at a record low for 125 years." (53:17)
Timestamps by Topic
- Benghazi Arrest/Intro: 01:24–05:12
- 2020 Election, Trump Video, Georgia Investigation: 05:12–12:53
- Federal Reserve Chair/Tillis Conflict: 12:53–16:48
- California Fraud with Steve Hilton: 16:48–23:12
- Immigration Policy, Mark Morgan Interview: 25:21–33:58
- Body Language Segment (Greg Hartley): 36:35–43:39
- Trump Air Force One Audio: 46:48–54:36
Tone, Style, and Takeaways
- Tone: Confrontational, impassioned, unapologetically partisan, with a focus on accountability, media skepticism, and anti-establishment sentiment.
- Style: Informal but direct; frequent use of sarcasm and mockery (especially of political opponents); heavily reliant on guest interviews and primary-source testimony.
- Takeaways:
- The show ties together recent news items with long-standing grievances (Benghazi, 2020 election, state corruption).
- Recurrent claims of “deep state” obstruction and Republican betrayal feed a narrative of perpetual outsider struggle.
- On the immigration front, the base and policy-makers debate the balance between focusing on criminal removals vs. mass enforcement.
- Underlying all discussions is a sense of vigilance and the need for ongoing activism within the conservative movement.
For Listeners: Key Segments Not to Miss
- Benghazi Mastermind Arrest/Clinton Critique (01:24–05:12)
- Brian Lupo on Georgia 2020 Testimony (08:54–12:53)
- Steve Hilton’s Plan for California Accountability (18:26–23:12)
- Trump on Air Force One (46:48–54:36) – candid updates, defenses, and policy positioning
- Greg Hartley’s Body Language Take on Controversies (36:35–43:39)
Summary Prepared for those who missed the episode:
This episode delivers a fiery mix of breaking news (the Benghazi suspect arrest), ongoing right-wing perspectives on election integrity, state and federal government accountability, and Trump-era immigration enforcement strategies, all interwoven with colorful commentary, combative interviews, and real-time Trump reaction to controversies. If you want to experience the latest in pro-Trump, anti-establishment media with a focus on holding both "deep state" actors and Democratic leaders to account, this episode offers a clear—and characteristically brash—snapshot of the current conservative media landscape.
