Podcast Summary: "STINCHFIELD TONIGHT" – January 28, 2026

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Grant Stinchfield
Release Date: January 29, 2026

Overview

This episode of Stinchfield Tonight on Real America’s Voice tackles breaking news and fiery topics including:

• The FBI’s raid on Fulton County, Georgia’s elections office (and ongoing 2020 election controversy)
• The attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar at a Minneapolis town hall and rising violence against federal agents
• Allegations of foreign-backed unrest, border security, and H1B visa fraud
• The U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization
• Updates on the January 6th pipe bomb investigation
• Commentary on tax policy in New York

Grant Stinchfield brings on a series of guests ranging from election officials, border security experts, counterintelligence analysts, legal observers, and medical professionals to give “honest views” and “challenge mainstream narratives” about contemporary political, cultural, and national security issues.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. FBI Raids Fulton County, Georgia Elections Office

[02:56–09:42]

• Situation: FBI agents execute a raid on the Fulton County election warehouse, reportedly taking vast quantities of election documents and materials related to the controversial 2020 Presidential election.

• Guest: Dr. Janice Johnston, Georgia State Election Board Vice Chair, shares direct observations and context.

  “We received word ... the FBI had arrived at Fulton County Election warehouse here in south Fulton county and they've been here all afternoon ... loading up three tractor trailer trucks of election documents and boxes.”
  — Dr. Janice Johnston (05:20)

• Allegations: Dr. Johnston details the State Election Board’s long-standing battle to obtain these documents (subpoenaed over a year before) to properly investigate ballot and vote count irregularities.

• Hope for Transparency: Host and guest agree this is a significant step toward accountability regarding the 2020 election, with Dr. Johnston highlighting frustration with state obstruction.

  “I have worked for four years to try to get the documents ... and have been met with delay and obfuscation and frustration.”
  — Dr. Janice Johnston (09:00)

• Impact: Stinchfield labels the event a “very big day” for election integrity, expressing hope that “the good guys” will finally access critical evidence.

2. Minneapolis Town Hall Incident and Violence Against Agents

[09:45–18:18]

• Incident: Stinchfield shares and analyzes a viral video where Rep. Ilhan Omar is attacked with a syringe at a town hall. He questions the authenticity and context of the attack, describing it as “fishy.”

• Rhetoric and Reality: Shifts to the “very real and very dangerous” climate for ICE and Border Patrol agents, attributing it to “dehumanizing” rhetoric from politicians.

• Statistics cited:

  • 1,000% increase in actual attacks
  • 8,000% increase in death threats

  “They want people going out there and literally engaging in violence with them, if not flat out executing them, ambushing them.”
  — Grant Stinchfield (12:40)

• Guest: Art Del Cueto (Border Security Advisor, former Border Patrol Agent) describes daily threats:

  “I've been getting them since President Trump's first term in office ... They send messages cursing me, my family, my entire bloodline ... that's exactly the sick minds of these individuals.”
  — Art Del Cueto (16:07)

• Call for Consequences: Del Cueto demands actual prosecutions of those making threats, not just arrests.

3. Protests, Activism, and Alleged Foreign Influence

[18:18–25:07]

• Minneapolis Arrests: Stinchfield names and criticizes several left-wing activists arrested during protests, casting them as “Looney Goons” and repeat offenders.

• Allegations of Foreign Backing:

  • Guest Casey Fleming (CEO, Black Ops Partners), a counterintelligence expert, asserts a coordinated campaign by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and certain billionaires (notably Neville Roy Singham and George Soros) to foment unrest in the U.S.

  “The Chinese Communist Party is definitely behind it ... what you're seeing is a maturation of these efforts.”
  — Casey Fleming (21:32)

• Congressional Investigation: Clips of Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna are played regarding subpoenas for Neville Singham’s activities.

• Advice for Listeners: Fleming urges Americans to stop buying Chinese products/services and elect candidates not beholden to CCP-tied donors.

4. National Security in Space

[25:09–27:27]

• Segment: Field report from David Zier at SpaceCom expo, Orlando.

• Interview Excerpt: Gen. Stephen Whiting (US Space Command) warns of new threats, including possible Russian deployment of nuclear weapons in orbit.

  “We’re concerned about it because of how irresponsible such an action would be ... our goal is to make sure we see that that does not happen.”
  — Gen. Stephen Whiting, paraphrased by Zier (26:47)

5. H1B Visa Fraud & Texas Response

[29:09–36:00]

• Focus: Allegations of fraud in U.S. H1B visa program.

• Reporting: Kaylee Campbell and Sara Gonzalez uncover offices with dubious operations.

• State Action: Texas Governor Greg Abbott issues a moratorium on state agency/university H1B hires after reports identify Texas A&M as a significant offender.

• Guest: Beau French (former Tarrant County GOP chair, Texas Railroad Commission candidate) discusses immigration, the need to “put Americans first,” and calls for punishing employers prioritizing foreign hires.

  “I'm calling for [punishing employers]. We got to start punishing employers for hiring and prioritizing foreigners over Americans.”
  — Beau French (35:05)

6. January 6th Pipe Bomb Investigation

[37:39–44:31]

• Update: Status hearing for alleged J6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr.—defense moving for pretrial release.

• Guest: Ivan Raiklin (“Secretary of Retribution,” retired Lt. Col., constitutional attorney) describes weak prosecution evidence and parallels with other “fedsurrectionist” tactics.

• Speculation: Raiklin suggests the case may be a setup and that government agencies are stonewalling requests for Capitol Police discovery.

  “If it is this kid ... this government has a lot more explaining to do ... no jury of any political stripe would convict this gentleman right now.”
  — Ivan Raiklin (39:40)

• Personal Note: Raiklin mentions suing Officer Michael Fanon for alleged defamation.

7. U.S. Withdraws from World Health Organization

[45:32–49:39]

• Reaction: Stinchfield and guest Dr. Peter McCullough (Chief Scientific Officer, The Wellness Company) strongly endorse the Trump administration’s decision to pull out of the WHO, citing failed COVID responses and globalist agendas.

• Quote:

  “They were wrong on COVID-19. They've been wrong on so many aspects of public health. I say good riddance.”
  — Dr. Peter McCullough (46:14)

• Broader context: McCullough connects U.S. withdrawal from WHO with a broader “America First” movement and resistance to censorship and “misinformation” crackdowns.

• Wellness plug: Dr. McCullough promotes an emergency medication kit including ivermectin, referencing storms and health-care access issues.

8. Closing – New York’s Tax Policy

[49:40–51:05]

• Brief segment ridiculing proposals by NY officials to raise taxes during economic crisis.
• Stinchfield jokingly waves farewell to “wealthy New Yorkers” fleeing high taxes.

Notable Quotes

• "I've never been given legitimate answers as to what was going on there ... maybe finally we may get some answers."
  — Grant Stinchfield (03:55)

• "So, as I understand, I think Tulsi Gabbard is here right now."
  — Dr. Janice Johnston, on who is present at the Fulton County scene (05:20)

• "I've been getting [threats] since President Trump's first term in office. That's how deranged these individuals are ... they need to actually face consequences for threatening federal agents."
  — Art Del Cueto (14:11–15:17)

• "The Chinese Communist Party is definitely behind it ... there's a bigger plan here. Minneapolis is just a flashpoint."
  — Casey Fleming (21:32)

• "If it is this kid ... this government has a lot more explaining to do because they use evidence of him purchasing items in preparation to create the bomb going back to 2018 … So he had the foresight to put together all this bomb making material two years in advance and actually more than two years in advance."
  — Ivan Raiklin (39:40)

• "They were wrong on COVID-19. They've been wrong on so many aspects of public health. I say good riddance."
  — Dr. Peter McCullough (46:14)

Timestamps by Segment

| Segment | Topic | Timestamps | |-----------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------| | Election Raid | FBI raids Fulton County, interview w/ Dr. Janice Johnston | 02:56–09:42 | | Omar Attack/ICE | Syringe incident & rise in threats/attacks on agents, Art Del Cueto interview | 09:45–18:18 | | Activist Protests | Arrests/profiles of Minneapolis protesters, foreign influence, Casey Fleming interview | 18:18–25:07 | | Space Security | Threats to satellites/nukes in orbit, Gen. Whiting/SpaceCom report | 25:09–27:27 | | H1B Visa Fraud | Texas action, Kaylee Campbell & Sara Gonzalez reports, Beau French interview | 29:09–36:00 | | J6 Pipe Bomber | Court update, Ivan Raiklin analysis | 37:39–44:31 | | WHO Exit | U.S. withdrawal, Dr. Peter McCullough interview | 45:32–49:39 | | NY Tax Proposals | Commentary on high-tax policies in New York | 49:40–51:05 |

Final Takeaways

This episode typifies Real America’s Voice and Stinchfield’s editorial style: combative, skeptical of mainstream and left-wing narratives, with an emphasis on national sovereignty, law-and-order, and traditional values. The show weaves breaking news into ongoing ideological debates about democracy, global governance, border security, and cultural conflict—frequently blending analysis with advocacy.

For those who haven’t listened: The episode encapsulates right-populist concerns regarding institutional transparency, elite manipulation (domestic and foreign), and the preservation of American identity and autonomy.

Noteworthy: The host maintains a brisk, opinionated tone, using guests’ testimony and targeted storytelling to engage and reinforce the audience’s worldview.