Real America’s Voice – Stinchfield Tonight (November 13th, 2025)
Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Grant Stinchfield
Air Date: November 14, 2025
Summary by: Podcast Summarizer AI
Episode Overview
This episode of Stinchfield Tonight centers on the ongoing political battles in America, with a keen focus on the Epstein files controversy, debates over H1B visa reforms and national security, fallout from the recent government shutdown, escalating action against drug boat smuggling, and the perceived leftist hypocrisy on climate at the COP30 summit in Brazil. Host Grant Stinchfield is joined by several guests—including Robert Spencer, Mark Morano, JJ Carroll, Gregory Lykov, and Kip Herich—to discuss these issues from a staunchly right-leaning, America First perspective. The tone is combative, populist, and unapologetically skeptical of progressive agendas and mainstream media narratives.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. The Epstein Files as Political Distraction
- Stinchfield argues that Democrats are using Jeffrey Epstein’s files as a distraction following the government shutdown.
- Asserts the emails “vindicate President Trump” from accusations of wrongdoing regarding Epstein.
- Suggests the mainstream media wants to focus on innuendo rather than facts, and that Trump may even have acted as a “whistleblower.”
- Quote: “If anything, it proves to me that President Trump is innocent of everything, just as we had always, always expected.” (02:06)
- Emphasizes that Democrats are "imploding" and acting as "saboteurs of America." (01:54–03:18)
2. H1B Visa Program Debate & National Security Fears
- Detailed discussion on reforms to the H1B visa program, particularly its impact on national security and American jobs.
- Stinchfield claims Trump’s proposed $100,000 visa fee and stricter vetting will bring only the best talent and protect against terrorism.
- Kristi Noem audio clip: Stresses importance of integrity and vetting in visa programs.
- Quote: “We’re just going to make sure that they have integrity, that we’re actually doing the vetting ... they’re not supporters of terrorists and organizations that hate America.” (04:24)
- Robert Spencer warns about historical terrorists arriving through such programs, arguing that vetting is key—more so than the fee.
- Points out the example of Dr. Rasha Alawiyeh, who came on an H1B visa and allegedly supported Hezbollah. (09:37)
- Quote: “This is just the kind of person who should never have been here in the first place.” (09:55)
- Calls for Pakistan to be added to the travel ban list due to its blasphemy laws and ties to terrorism.
- Quote (Robert Spencer): “Pakistan is a hotbed of Jihad terrorism... Americans are going to pay the price.” (12:18)
3. Aftermath of the Government Shutdown
- Blame is placed squarely on Democrats for harm caused by the recent shutdown.
- Loss of SNAP benefits, delayed flights, military mess halls closed, and missed paychecks are cited as consequences.
- Claims shutdown was an attempt by Democrats to obtain funding for illegal immigrants.
- Staunchly defends the "America First" approach and calls for the end of the Senate filibuster.
- Quote: “One party is America first and one party is America last. You know which one’s which.” (15:21)
4. War on Drug Smuggling: Sinking Boats Policy
- Focus on President Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s strategy of blowing up boats smuggling fentanyl and other drugs.
- Critiques Democrats and foreign governments (Colombia, UK) for opposing or not supporting U.S. military interventions against narco-boats.
- JJ Carroll (ex-Border Patrol agent) describes direct experience intercepting smuggling operations and supports sink-on-sight:
- Quote: “I think that is a trade I will take every single day... I believe American parents across our country would do the same.” (20:01)
- Argues this forceful approach is working, saying border agents are “bored” due to reduced smuggling.
- Quote (JJ Carroll): “Now, all of my buddies on the border say they’re bored. There’s nothing going on. This is a testament to Donald Trump.” (24:30)
5. Critique of COP30 Climate Conference and Leftist “Hypocrisy”
- Live from Brazil, Mark Morano (Climate Depot) exposes what the show portrays as “leftist hypocrisy” at UN climate summit.
- Points out the presence of China, alleged mismanagement (e.g., toilet paper bans in restrooms), and “hypocrisy” of delegates eating meat while advocating for others to “eat bugs.”
- Derides U.S. Democrats, particularly Gavin Newsom and Nancy Pelosi, for grandstanding and using private jets.
- Quote (Mark Morano): “China builds two coal plants a week... and they’re being hailed as the green hero. Donald Trump is the green devil at this conference.” (30:57)
- Al Gore vs. Bill Gates “cage match” is joked about, mocking elite divisions.
- Quote (Grant Stinchfield): “No toilet paper. These people are insane.” (36:24)
6. New York Mayoral Leadership and Gen Z’s Shift Left
- Segment on Zohran Mamdani, the new mayor of New York, and the supposed role of youth radicalization in his victory.
- Clips play up accusations of Sharia law and a hostile takeover by leftist and Islamic interests.
- Guest Gregory Lykov (17-year-old columnist) blames education system and “oppressor vs. oppressed” narratives for Gen Z’s communist sympathies.
- Quote (Gregory Lykov): “Generation Z in general is failing America... we need immediate reform in our education system.” (45:19)
- Rejects blame for parents, pointing to activist teachers and unions as root cause.
7. Stock Market Outlook Post-Shutdown & AI Investments
- Financial segment with Kip Herich (Vertical Research Advisory):
- Advises that market dips due to shutdown fallout are buying opportunities.
- Emphasizes importance of AI sector, predicting U.S. economic dominance and extraordinary growth (“Dow 100,000 by 2030”).
- Quote (Kip Herich): “This is the war, the AI war to end all wars. The winner… is going to dominate the planet.” (51:01)
8. Closing: Conservative Fashion vs. Liberal “Wokeness”
- Final segment mocks Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s comments on “MAGA women” and gender-affirming care, highlighting cultural divides.
- Stinchfield derides liberal fashions and asserts conservative women “knock it out of the park.”
- Quote: “You mean like pretty and put together? Not a dude in … a red princess wig? Are you kidding me?” (56:52)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
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On the Epstein files:
“If anything, it proves to me that President Trump is innocent of everything, just as we had always, always expected.” – Grant Stinchfield (02:06) -
On vetting visa applicants:
“Some of the terrorists have been some of the wealthiest people in the world. … The vetting, if it is done intelligently, they'll have more difficulty with.” – Robert Spencer (11:07) -
On the war on drug boats:
“If I have to make a trade off in killing four, five savages on the high seas to protect my precious son and his friends, I think that is a trade I will take every single day.” – JJ Carroll (20:01) -
On climate “hypocrisy” at COP30:
“China builds two coal plants a week...and they’re being hailed as the green hero. Donald Trump is the green devil at this conference.” – Mark Morano (30:57) -
On Gen Z and leftist radicalization:
“Generation Z in general, is failing America…we need immediate reform within our education system.” – Gregory Lykov (45:19) -
On the AI “war”:
“This is the war, the AI war to end all wars. The winner … is going to dominate, frankly, is going to dominate the planet.” – Kip Herich (51:01)
Important Segment Timestamps
- Epstein files discussion & Trump “innocence” – 01:54–03:18
- H1B Visa reform and guest Robert Spencer on terrorism risk – 05:39–13:19
- Government shutdown fallout – 13:20–15:39
- Sinking drug boats policy & JJ Carroll's perspective – 17:17–25:07
- COP30 “hypocrisy” and Mark Morano reporting from Brazil – 28:24–36:24
- NYC Mayor Mamdani & youth leftism with Gregory Lykov – 39:56–46:24
- Stocks/market analysis with Kip Herich – 48:46–53:20
- Culture war: MAGA women vs. liberal fashion – 56:06–57:29
Tone and Style
- The episode is delivered in Stinchfield’s trademark direct, candid style, full of sarcasm, combative rhetoric, and vivid analogies.
- Dialogue is sharp and emotionally charged, closely aligned with conservative, nationalist sentiments.
- The show consistently frames all issues in stark “America First vs. radicals” terms, rarely conceding any complexity or nuance on the opposing side.
For Listeners
If you’re seeking a critical, forceful take on contemporary issues—immigration, security, climate, economics, and culture—through the Real America's Voice prism, this episode delivers a full hour of headline-driven commentary and fierce pushback against mainstream and progressive narratives, featuring recurring calls for nationalist policies, educational reform, and societal vigilance.