STINCHFIELD TONIGHT NOVEMBER 16TH, 2025

Summary

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Stinchfield Tonight – November 16, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice | Host: Grant Stinchfield
Date: December 17, 2025

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Overview

This episode of Stinchfield Tonight dives into recent explosive developments in high-profile U.S. news stories centered around government overreach, political corruption, domestic terrorism, and market innovation. Host Grant Stinchfield features interviews with former FBI officials, investigative journalists, and financial experts. The show’s tone is assertive, skeptical of mainstream narratives, and unapologetically critical of progressive politics and perceived deep state actions.

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Key Topics and Discussion Points

1. New FBI Revelations on Mar-a-Lago Raid

Segment: [02:40 – 10:33]

Main Points:

• Newly released emails reveal multiple FBI agents expressed serious doubts about the legal grounds for the Mar-a-Lago search.
• The Washington Field Office believed there was insufficient probable cause, concerns over single-sourced and uncorroborated information, and a lack of evidence on document mishandling.
• Despite agent pushback, senior FBI leadership proceeded, allegedly overruling lawful due process for political motives.

Notable Quotes:

• “FBI agents apparently repeatedly were told, told the DOJ that there was not enough evidence to go into Mar-a-Lago.” — Grant Stinchfield [02:40]
• “The fault does not lie with the street agents... It lies with the FBI senior leadership that they went along with the DOJ position of doing the search even without adequate probable cause.” — Chris Piotta, former FBI executive [06:11]
• “They were not in a position other than to resign from their jobs and then they would have just moved other yes men and yes ladies into the position and they would have done it anyway.” — Chris Piotta [08:33]

Memorable Moment:

• Piotta describes "screaming matches in conference rooms between FBI agents and DOJ officials" over the legality and necessity of the search.

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2. Epstein Case and Clinton Connections

Segment: [10:35 – 17:58]

Main Points:

• Sharp criticism of Congress and DOJ over selective release of Epstein-related images—accusations that Democrats manipulated photo presentations to implicate Trump with no evidence.
• Contextual linkages drawn between Jeffrey Epstein and the Clinton Foundation, supported by court testimony and frequent White House visits.
• Ongoing lack of legal accountability for alleged wrongdoing in the Clinton camp, particularly regarding the Uranium One deal and the suppression of related FBI probes.

Notable Quotes:

• “Democrats released the picture... with the faces blurred, as if to tell you that somehow Donald Trump was standing with Epstein victims.” — Grant Stinchfield [10:35]
• “Jeffrey Epstein... helped establish the Clinton foundation in the early 2000s. Right when Bill Clinton was leaving office and Hillary Clinton was beginning her Senate career…” — Mike Benz [14:19]
• “This is getting old. I’m getting all the evidence, and I’m getting tired of nobody paying for this.” — Grant Stinchfield [17:06]

Memorable Moment:

• Frustration peaks over what the hosts view as a pattern of selective prosecution and legal double standards.

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3. FBI Oversight, January 6th, and Government Accountability

Segment: [17:58 – 20:53]

Main Points:

• Accusations that the FBI intentionally mishandled or withheld key evidence related to major investigations (e.g., January 6th pipe bomb).
• Call for stricter ethics rules and real penalties for malfeasance within the bureau.

Notable Quotes:

• “What is the penalty, the criminal penalty for FBI agents who willfully sabotage criminal investigations to protect their friends?” — Mike Benz [19:57]
• “There has to be a sense of urgency... If it's not done in the next 10 months, it'll never get done.” — Mike Benz [20:15]

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4. Turtle Island Liberation Front Terror Plot

Segment: [21:03 – 27:54]

Main Points:

• Exposure of the Turtle Island Liberation Front as an Antifa-aligned group, allegedly plotting New Year’s Eve bomb attacks in Los Angeles and New York.
• Characterization of the group as "rich kids" radicalized into domestic terrorism, motivated less by religion and more by ideological fervor.

Notable Quotes:

• “They're anti capitalists that have benefited tremendously from capitalism to the point where typically they never have to work a day in their lives… Rich parents.” — Nick Sorter [22:52]
• “They had the materials, they had the plans, they had bomb-making... They were ready to do it.” — Nick Sorter [24:50]
• “We need to be going after them with the full force of the government. Treat them exactly like you treat ISIS or Al Qaeda, because they're trying to blow us up in the streets.” — Nick Sorter [26:31]

Memorable Moment:

• Nick Sorter provides an on-the-ground perspective, laying out the operational structure and culture of extremist groups.

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5. Tina Peters Case: Alleged Political Persecution

Segment: [32:04 – 40:10]

Main Points:

• Tina Peters, former Mesa County Clerk, is imprisoned for nine years after attempting to preserve election records as potential fraud evidence.
• Detailed discussion about punitive prison conditions, solitary confinement, and claims that the case serves as a warning to other election officials.

Notable Quotes:

• “She gets nine years for what amounts to doing her job, Whether you agree with it or not, she gets nine years.” — Grant Stinchfield [38:37]
• “It's not just to punish her. It's essentially a threat to all the other election officials in the state of Colorado to stay in line.” — Sean Smith, Cause of America [33:34]

Memorable Moment:

• Emotions run high discussing Tina Peters' deteriorating health and alleged political motivations behind her imprisonment.

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6. Nick Reiner Double Homicide & The Role of Antidepressants

Segment: [44:03 – 49:25]

Main Points:

• Discussion of the alleged murder of Rob Reiner and wife by their son Nick, with speculations about mental health, drug abuse, and government/medical industry responsibility.
• Interview with psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober on the risks and realities of psychiatric medications.

Notable Quotes:

• “It can [Wellbutrin] produce a cocaine-like high and it can lead to seizures, psychosis, and even death.” — Dr. Daniel Bober [45:18]
• “There are certainly people that have had terrible side effects. And I think you just need to have a nuanced level of sophistication and not interfere with the relationship between a doctor and a patient…” — Dr. Daniel Bober [47:34]
• “Meathead is dead... Nobody deserves to die like that.” — Grant Stinchfield [49:25]

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7. Markets & Investment Strategies

Segment: [51:56 – 61:14]

Main Points:

• Economic/market analysis with Kip Herridge. Strong optimism for coming years, especially due to "the innovation revolution."
• Highlights on Tesla as a ‘must-own’ stock, projected to increase tenfold within a decade.
• Discussion of VRA Insider newsletter’s approach to investment strategy, with an emphasis on simplicity, transparency, and family business values.

Notable Quotes:

• “We think 2026 is [going to] be the first year the markets really begin to melt up and make investors make a lot of money.” — Kip Herridge [52:34]
• “Tesla... This will be a $10,000 stock. I know it’s a bold call. We’ve run the numbers.” — Kip Herridge [55:26]

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Notable Quotes (with Attribution & Timestamps)

• “FBI agents apparently repeatedly were told, told the DOJ that there was not enough evidence to go into Mar-a-Lago.” — Grant Stinchfield [02:40]

• “The fault does not lie with the street agents... It lies with the FBI senior leadership that they went along with the DOJ position of doing the search even without adequate probable cause.” — Chris Piotta [06:11]

• “Jeffrey Epstein... helped establish the Clinton foundation in the early 2000s.” — Mike Benz [14:19]

• “What is the penalty, the criminal penalty for FBI agents who willfully sabotage criminal investigations to protect their friends?” — Mike Benz [19:57]

• “They're anti capitalists that have benefited tremendously from capitalism...” — Nick Sorter [22:52]

• “She gets nine years for what amounts to doing her job...” — Grant Stinchfield [38:37]

• “It can [Wellbutrin] produce a cocaine-like high and it can lead to seizures, psychosis and even death.” — Dr. Daniel Bober [45:18]

• “Tesla... This will be a $10,000 stock. I know it’s a bold call. We’ve run the numbers.” — Kip Herridge [55:26]

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Flow Summary

The episode begins with a focused, document-driven attack on the DOJ and FBI’s pursuit of Donald Trump, transitions through a heated exploration of Democratic misconduct regarding Epstein and Clinton, and culminates with a warning about domestic terrorism from radicalized youth and the justice system’s crackdown on dissenters like Tina Peters. The closing segments offer a respite via financial optimism, before ending on a tragic and cautionary tale about mental health, medication, and a double homicide.

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Important Segments and Timestamps

• FBI Mar-a-Lago Raid Discussion — [02:40–10:33]
• Epstein, Clinton Case, FBI Suppression — [10:35–20:53]
• Antifa/Turtle Island Terror Plot — [21:03–27:54]
• Tina Peters Election Controversy — [32:04–40:10]
• Nick Reiner, Mental Health & Antidepressants — [44:03–49:25]
• Market Outlook and Tesla Focus — [51:56–61:14]

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Tone and Style

The language is energetic, fiercely opinionated, and dismissive of political opponents and bureaucratic inefficiency. The hosts and guests use vivid, sometimes inflammatory language to drive home themes of injustice, corruption, and urgency for action—contrasting heroes (whistleblowers, brave investigators, hardworking patriots) against villains (bureaucrats, leftists, the “deep state”).

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For New Listeners

This episode synthesizes claims of systemic corruption in government, law enforcement, and corporate media, offering its audience “real news” and practical advice on navigating—or resisting—the current social and economic climate. The style is passionate and direct, intended to mobilize and inform a conservative, anti-establishment audience.

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[Grant Stinchfield]

Well good evening everyone. Welcome to Stitchfield. Guess what? We've got more news to tell you that this witch hunt against President Trump was a total setup job including the raid on Mar A Lago. Thanks to our friends over at Just the News. So FBI agents apparently repeatedly were told, told the DOJ that there was not enough evidence to go into Mar? A Lago. Over and over again, FBI agents claim this. This proves to me that the DOJ didn't care about the law. It only cared about getting Trump, which means this was an illegal search, just as we always knew. Now, this makes it officially any legal search. Let me go through some of the emails that were turned over to Congress from FBI agents to higher ups. And this was obtained by our buddies over at Just the News and John Solomon. From June of 2022, very little has been developed related to who might be culpable for mishandling the documents. So how are you going to write a search warrant if you don't even know if the documents have been mishandled? Here's number two. The Washington Field office has been drafting a search warrant affidavit related to these potential boxes, but has some concerns that the information is single source, has not been corroborated and may be dated. So again, you don't know about the boxes, you haven't sourced what's in the boxes, and yet you're going to try to take this to a judge. The FBI agents called bull corn on this. See, there were some, some good men and women inside the FBI, but they were overruled by headquarters, as we know. Let's go to the next one. Quote, we are not in agreement for probable cause on the SW search warrant. The next one reads, the Washington Field Office does not believe we have probable cause for the 45 office or the bedroom due to recency and issues of boxes versus classified information. So again, they're telling you, you can't go into the President's home. We don't have the evidence needed for a search. DOJ didn't care. John Solomon's the guy that broke the story. Here's the real question. We're going to have to find out what they represented to the judge to get that search warrant signed because the FBI, the Washington Field office of the FBI, which by the way, was no fan of Donald Trump's, they were behind January 6th, they were behind Russia collusion. They were telling the Biden Justice Department there was not a probable cause to raid Mar? A Lago. Somebody in charge has to say, no, enough is enough. This isn't right. But nobody in charge did because everyone in charge was anti Trump, anti American, anti rule of law. There was no checks and balances, including, as John said, the judge, and I believe the judge is probably well aware of this. I think this judge was signing off on whatever warrants Jack Smith was asking for. Well, I'll bring in now former FBI senior executive and author of Wanted the FBI I Once Knew. Chris Piota is back. Chris, welcome to the program. Thanks.

[Chris Piotta]

Great to be with you.

[Grant Stinchfield]

What do you make of these emails from FBI agents say, hey, we don't have the evidence to go into Mar A Lago?

[Chris Piotta]

No, I mean, they stated their case. They made it as clear as they could running that up the chain of command. And one of the things you'll see in this situation is that the fault does not lie with the street agents who were trying to say no. It lies with the FBI senior leadership that they went along with the DOJ position of doing the search even without adequate probable cause and the commenting and the confirmation from seasoned investigators.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Look, I know it's hard for an FBI agent to call out your bosses, call out the Attorney General. Right. You're a fly compared to these big wigs in Washington, even sending emails saying, hey, we don't have the. The evidence here. Do you think these agents had a duty to step up and blow the whistle on this whole operation and said, you know what? Enough is enough? I mean, the other part of this is, I know you got to feed your families, but at some point, what's right is right. Well, here, here's the.

[Chris Piotta]

Here's the environment that they worked in. And I know some of the guys who were involved, and I've spoken to them since the event happened, the search, and they told me they had screaming matches in conference rooms with people from DOJ where they just sat and screamed at each other about this. Now, here's the problem. There's a line that you walk as an FBI agent as being an independent investigator versus an insubordinate investigator. When you have the Attorney General of the United States signing the application for warrant and a federal magistrate judge signing it, at the working level, you've been given a lawful search warrant to execute. And at that point, it doesn't matter if you like it or not.

[Grant Stinchfield]

I guess that is following the chain of command. The problem becomes, as you look at the history of the FBI, and these are smart agents, they can see that what's happening inside the FBI office, headquarters, the agency, it's not really a lawful order anymore. As you look at the absolute war they waged on, on President Trump. Am I off base here, Chris? Be honest with me.

[Chris Piotta]

No, I don't think you're off base. I just think that the agents were not in a position other than to resign from their jobs and then they would have just moved other yes men and yes ladies into the position and they would have done it anyway. Whereas the folks who stayed engaged and involved were able to manage the situation as best they could from where they stood. I think it was a no win situation handed to the folks at the bureau from doj. I'm not saying they were right or wrong, but I think it was no win.

[Grant Stinchfield]

I will take away. It's the first positive sign I've seen of any FBI agents involved in the investigation that that hadn't come forward yet that were upset with the direction the investigation is going. That was a positive sign that to me. I'll ask you this question about the judge. Do you think the judge was in on it? Did he know that there wasn't enough evidence? I tend to think he was looking at all these radical judges that were going after Trump.

[Chris Piotta]

I think he was sympathetic to the Biden administration and he allowed his ideologies and political views to creep into his decision making. That's my perspective on it. And that's why they got that warrant signed.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Last question for you. You mentioned that, you know, some of the men and women on that, that case, are any of them still in the FBI now and how do they feel about current leadership and the direction the agency is headed at this point?

[Chris Piotta]

Many of them have departed, retired and they were senior leaders, folks who are still on the job. They're a little, they're still feeling their way through the new leadership's approach and everything. And they think that a lot of them, I will tell you, they did not want to do that search in Mar? A Lago. They didn't want to do it. They were forced to do it. And you know, like I said, it was a no win situation for them.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Yeah, it sure was. Chris Piotta, I appreciate you coming on the program. It's an interesting insight and take on all this. We appreciate you.

[Chris Piotta]

Pleasure.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Absolutely. You know, I've said before, folks, and I know it's not easy because you have to feed your families, right, and that your family is your number one priority. But when things get so out of control and you're watching a literal coup of the United States of Americ, I think your only duty is to stand up and say something whether you have to quit and you lose that this is where America gets saved by brave, strong, bold men and women doing the right thing, at risk to themselves. And we need more people stepping out. There were some whistleblowers just not enough. Now to the Epstein case. Man, oh, man, oh, man, is this not the most frustrating thing? So, apparently Congress and the DOJ gets 95,000 images from the Epstein estate. They only release about 19 of them. Democrat oversight had some of these pictures. And I want you to look at what Democrats released compared to what we now know are the real pictures. Go figure. The Democrats released the picture on the left with the faces blurred, as if to tell you that somehow Donald Trump was standing with Epstein victims. Turns out those women were simply Hawaiian tropic models. Okay? Nothing nefarious at all. Hawaiian tropic models. They blurred the faces to make President Trump look bad. The same thing they did in this photo. A beautiful young blonde woman. And the Democrats blur the face of her. There's no evidence that she was a victim whatsoever. And clearly, everyone that was interviewed in those pictures says that President Trump was nothing but a gentleman. But that's how devious the Democrats are. And then, of course, just because I've got to show you this. If there was any doubt that Epstein isn't a creep, was. How about this photo? You sending this to your mom. A creepy photo of you in the. In the bubble bath, hiding your genitals with. With the shower. I mean, it's gross. So what is he doing here? That just gives you some insight into who Epstein is. Which brings us now to the Clintons. James Comer of Oversight has issued subpoenas for both Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify before the committee about the Epstein case. They have yet to really respond. I doubt they are going to show up. They will be held in contempt, says James Comer. But all the Democrats have done had been deceive, disrupt, and it's just been a clown show by Robert Garcia. And the Democrats on the Oversight committee. They released pictures and they redact the face to make the public think that Donald Trump did something wrong when there's no evidence that Donald Trump did anything wrong. We've had witness after witness testify that. Well, one reason they may not want to show up is because now we're getting more evidence from more FBI emails and memos that the FBI sought to shut down agents who are wanting to investigate the Clinton foundation over the Uranium One project. You may remember this. The sale of Uranium One to Russia. Hillary Clinton. Excuse me. Had to sign off on this. Agents want to investigate a corruption deal on all of this. Excuse me, I got a horrible cold. Let me bring in my guest, Mike Benz. He is a former State Department employee, executive director for the foundation of Freedom Online. Mike Benz, good evening to you. You. I'M going to ask for your reaction so I can take some water. Good to see you, Ben.

[Mike Benz]

Well, my reaction to this is these things are all related. It was actually Jeffrey Epstein who, whose lawyer testified in court that Jeffrey Epstein helped establish the Clinton foundation in the early 2000s. Right when Bill Clinton was leaving office and Hillary Clinton was beginning her Senate career and then into, into the White House. This Jeffrey Epstein visited the Clinton White House 17 times during the Clinton presidency. According to the New York Post, there is a pay for play relationship that the Clintons evidently had. Surprise to no one. What's happening right now with the Uranium One scandal breaking open again with these newly declassified memos from Chuck Grassley that the FBI had an active criminal investigation into the Uranium One scandal that was 20% of all US uranium being sold off to Russia at the, at the time that Obama had declared the Russian reset that we were friends with Russia. Now this would be before the Ukraine reversal of that. And then Hillary Clinton had the her Clinton foundation receive millions of dollars from shareholders of Uranium One, many of whom were Russian sourced. It looked like a direct payoff of the foundation associated with the Secretary of State so that the Secretary of State would bless the, the sale of Uranium One since she sat on the CFIUS review board that authorized the sale. And so it's, it's like she. And remember a huge proportion of Clinton foundation money just goes to pay salary and benefits to the, to Hillary Clinton's family effectively and friends. So this was like a direct payoff. The FBI tried to investigate it but was shut down by Andy McCabe, the deputy director of the FBI who would go on to play a significant role in Russiagate no less. If anyone should have been prosecuted for Russiagate, it was for themselves over the Uranium One affair. But the fact is is there are still unanswered questions about what Epstein's role was with the Clintons. Why did he visit the White House 17 times during in the 1990et? What exactly did he do to help establish the Clinton Foundation? As his lawyer testified in the early 2000. Did Jeffrey Epstein bundle donor money to the Clinton foundation in the early days? I don't think anybody in the world would be surprised by that. Certainly prior to the 2006 arrest. And all these questions really deserve a lot more answers than random pictures of Trump with pretty girls.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Yeah, so take the whole beginning of the show. We've got the FBI. Basically new FBI agent knew that the raid on Mar A Lago was bogus. Now we're getting information the FBI wanted to Investigate Hillary Clinton and the Clinton foundation there. We're getting word that Democrats released these photos to make it look like Trump was a victim. More evidence, as you lay out, that there was wrongdoing at every level. And I believe you could make an argument for criminal wrongdoing. And yet here we are today, you and me, talking again, as we've been doing for two years or more, and we have no charges, really, to speak of. We've got nothing. No one's arrested. No. No penalties, no retribution, nothing. This is getting old. I'm getting all the evidence, and I'm getting tired of nobody paying for this.

[Mike Benz]

Well, I think what this is all revealing is that our laws about ethics at the FBI are way too lax. They have no fear at all. Even when you have a FBI director who effectively said in an ideal world, he wanted to shut down the organization altogether and turn it into a deep state museum. The fact is you have only four politicals at the FBI compared to 38,000 careers. They're, they're, I think, overwhelmed by the sheer bureaucracy of it all. And, and the fact that you. I mean, look what's just happened with the January 6th pipe bomb investigation. You had the FBI kill the case. That was the centerpiece of the entire January six narrative for the, for the first six months of it. You know that that case was solved simply by retrieving the data that the FBI testified was corrupted. The cell phone data that Steven Dantuono, who was the head of the investigation insinuated to Congress was. Was corrupted. It turns out it wasn't. It wasn't until the cell phone carriers later told Jim Jordan's committee, the House Judiciary Committee, it wasn't corrupted when we sent it to them. So evidently, the FBI simply asked for it again and, and then cracked the case in just effectively a few months after. And, but, I mean, but my question to Congress is, what are you going to do to ensure that the ethics rules around malfeasance, tampering with evidence? It is not acceptable when evidence. When I can get up here and say that the FBI is where evidence goes to die and everyone knows it. And, and they can simply delete evidence or drag. What is the penalty, the criminal penalty for FBI agents who willfully sabotage criminal investigations to protect their friends?

[Grant Stinchfield]

Yeah, it's a great question for Congress. I doubt they will get on it because this just isn't what they do. They don't have the cojones to do it. I still am just desperate for someone to pay for all of this. As you spell it, Out. And I don't know if it'll ever happen. Real quick, 10 seconds. You think it'll ever happen?

[Mike Benz]

I think that there has to be a sense of urgency. Right now there is a Republican administration, a Republican majority in the House of Representatives, a Republican Senate and a Republican Supreme Court. This has been weaponized fully against the entire Republican Party. Arctic frost was 430. Go. Senior GOP officials, from senators to congressmen to the President to his lawyers on down. If it's not done in the next 10 months, it'll never get done. And frankly, if you want to lose the midterms, this is how you do it.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Yeah, you're spot on on that as always, which is why we have you on the program, Ben. It's always good to see you, Mike Benz. Thank you and Merry Christmas. If I don't see you before the holiday.

[Mike Benz]

Merry Christmas.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Absolutely frustrating. Boy, I'll tell you what. But nobody's got it nailed down. I don't know why. Cash Patel ought to call Mike Benzion, literally and start working on some of this stuff. Now to Turtle Island. What is this group? The Turtle Island Liberation Front. Who are they? They chant Death to America. Apparently, according to the FBI, they were planning an antifa style slash Al Qaeda style attack on companies on New Year's Eve. This is for guys behind the glass. Cut 21, Turtle Island. Why would they name them that? Let's just hear from one of them. Cut 21, please. Palestine is the true name of Israel, right? Israel is, was a creation in 1936 by the Zionists. It's the same with Turtle Island. That was what the original tribes on the Americas before it was called America.

[Nick Soter]

Foreign.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Rich kids who now got caught up in a dangerous game of terror that should go to jail for decades, by the way. Is that who they are? I want to bring in now investigative reporter and conservative news breaker. He's been a stranger to this program lately after he big timed us here. Nick Sorter is with us. Nick, welcome to the program, my friend.

[Nick Soter]

Big time to you. Come on, man. I, I think this is the first time I answered your guy. Almost immediately I was like, yeah, what do you mean?

[Grant Stinchfield]

Hey, look, the real, the reality is you're killing it and continue to kill it. Which is why we're eager to have you on the program. And we are. Not to sound like patronistic, the 56 year old guy, but I'm so proud of everything you're doing, Nick. And it's, and it's been great. But I want to ask you, the Turtle Island Liberation Front. Are they a bunch of rich white people? Who is this group?

[Nick Soter]

Well, of course, I mean, that sort of runs in the same theme as a lot of these antifa thugs. Right? It's all, you know, they're anti capitalists that have benefited tremendously from capitalism to the point where typically they never have to work a day in their lives. Right. Like rich parents. Daddy has been working very hard for a long time to the point where they don't understand what the value of a dollar is. And in this case it's vulnerable rich kids that will, you know, they listen to these radical leftists that are, that have spent years and years, I guess, convincing them that they, because their parents are successful, that their parents are evil. And yeah, I don't know, man, we're trying to dive into this a little bit here, but this is clearly an antifa aligned group and they fit the bill. That's really what they should be identified as. And it's the same thing over and over again. They were supposed to, at this point set off, I believe, explosives in both Los Angeles and New York on New Year's Eve. And it's unfortunately, man, it's becoming more and more of a trend. This isn't just radical Islamic terror that we have to worry about anymore. It's far left terror. And people like this spoiled rich leftist kids that, that, you know, think they're going to remove their white guilt by blowing up innocent people in the streets.

[Grant Stinchfield]

So nobody knows these groups better than you. Nick, I have two questions for you. One, do you think they were capable of carrying out this attack? And two, there's hints of Islamic terror with what they're doing. I see them wearing the hijabs and that kind of thing. Have they moved themselves to Islam? Have they, is that their religion or, or where do they stand on this?

[Nick Soter]

Well, in reality, they've been told that. And first of all, yes, they were capable of carrying this out. This is a little bit different from other busts that say the FBI has done where they have people that give them the, say that okay, this person is going to do this. But in this case it was actually they had the materials, they had the plans, they had the, this has been worked out for quite a long time. And they had the bomb making. That was actually the first photo that you just showed the bomb making materials. They already had them. They were ready to do it. They were ready to carry this out. And have they converted to Islam? No, but they've been told that, you know, free Palestine and that, you know, the American government is funding a genocide. And. And I mean, you see the signs. Death to ice. Death to ice. That's what this is about. In reality, more than about a religion. It's about their religion, which is taking out the right in the United States and fighting against ice. For example, we've seen these planned attacks on ICE agents for a while. This is probably the furthest along, the most gruesome that we've seen planned them.

[Grant Stinchfield]

I guess my biggest fear is that even if this Turtle Island Liberation Front is a small group, I don't know how large it is, but if it's small, it could be the Turtle Island Liberation Front in Los Angeles, and it could be the. The Owl Mountain Liberation, you know, border in. In Texas.

[Nick Soter]

Yeah. And so that's how antifa groups work. They don't call themselves antifa. Most of the time, you have. So in Portland, for example, you have the Rose City antifa. But in other parts of the country, they don't use the name antifa. That's sort of the way that they operate. It's a decentralized group where they all have similar ideologies. They're terrorists. But it makes it much harder to pinpoint who is who and for the federal government to know exactly who to go after if they don't use that term. So you see this. This Turtle island group that has exactly the same MO as these. These other antifa groups, and that's because it's the same people. It's the same type of people, same ideology. And, you know, we need to be going after them with the full force of the government. Treat them exactly like you treat or Al Qaeda, because they're trying to blow us up in the streets.

[Grant Stinchfield]

That's what they are. They are literally terrorists right here on our soil. Nick Sorter, it's always great to talk to you. We missed you, buddy. I'm glad you're back. Thank you.

[Nick Soter]

I'm sorry, man. I got to go to Providence, Rhode island, now, because everybody up there is. Is being. I don't know. Can I say this? On air, they're being retarded at a minimum, so we're gonna have to try to fix that.

[Grant Stinchfield]

You're most welcome to say that on air here and. All right, well, we'll hit you up when you're up in Providence. Travel safe, and we'll see you soon. Nick, thank you.

[Nick Soter]

Appreciate you, man.

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Welcome back everyone. If you don't know the store story of Tina Peters, you need to the Colorado Mesa county clerk who was thrown in jail for trying to expose what she believed was election fraud, Trying to preserve evidence of what she believed was election fraud. The state of Colorado threw her in prison for nine years. That's where she sits now. This is President Trump yesterday, but he puts Tina in jail for nine years because she got people cheating. And when she walked over and got involved in it, they said she was cheating. She wasn't cheating. She caught people cheating on the election 2020, along with a lot of other people that cheated on that election. You'll see that coming out more and more. President Trump is giving her a federal pardon, but she doesn't have a state pardon and these are state charges. And I'm told she's in some of the most horrible conditions imaginable. They want to punish her because this is what Democrats do. Anybody that that doesn't agree with them, they will persecute them. And I believe this is a case of political persecution. I want to bring in now the president of Cause of America. Sean Smith is with us. He knows a lot about this case. And Tina, Sean, welcome to the program. Thank you. Sean, tell me how Tina is doing. Give me a rundown of where she is and why this situation is so serious right now.

[Sean Smith]

Well, they keep moving her. She's in a state prison. They keep moving her in and out of solitary confinement. And it seems to be, you know, they've claimed that it's for her safety. But they put her in conditions. You know, she's a cancer survivor, she has health issues to begin with. And they keep putting her in situations where she can't control her body temperature. She's not even well enough to get to the infirmary, you know, to ask for treatment or medication, and then put her in solitary confinement where she doesn't have access to communicate. It just seems very punitive. And it's just exactly as you said. It's not just to punish her. It's essentially a threat to all the other election officials in the state of Colorado to stay in line. We know some of them have doubts, but the clerks association, the Secretary of State, are vigilant about patrolling them and warning them and trying to condition them. So.

[Grant Stinchfield]

So for those people that don't know this case, she's the Mesa county clerk. She gets evidence that there's possible voter fraud going on, she tries to preserve the evidence, and ultimately she gives access to the database or drives whatever it is so another group can do an assessment of that. And for that she gets nine years. There's no evidence, right, Sean, that she tried to switch votes, tried to sway the election, tried to cancel votes. There's no evidence of that, correct?

[Sean Smith]

Correct. First of all, there's no security breach. So so many of the things that public officials from the state of Colorado, in particular the Secretary of State, the attorney general and that Rubenstein, the DA out there in Mesa county, so many of the things they've said publicly, just. Just grossly false, egregiously false. In the first place, it wasn't even that she suspected fraud. It was that she was obligated to preserve the election records. And she did have some concerns. But she found out that the Secretary of State's new trusted, in other words, the modification to her voting system was going to get rid of the ability to read the QR codes. And she understood at that point that the QR codes are what from the ballot marking device. Printed ballots are what the optical scanning tabulating machine was actually reading. Not the votes that the voter would look at when they looked at the paper, but this digital code that was non human readable. She was afraid that if they got rid of the QR code capability and she didn't have a backup of everything, that she wouldn't even be able to audit an election. And she had already had issues she had right after she got into office, they found some ballots from a prior election, tried to blame her. Griswold worked together with the former clerk, Sheila Reiner, to Try to recall Clerk Peters out of office. So they had already squared off, and then citizens were coming to Clerk Peters and saying, look, this doesn't look right in particular about the Grand Junction Municipal election. And so, so Kirk Peters just wanted to preserve the election records, which she was obligated to do under federal law and state.

[Grant Stinchfield]

And, and this was all going on with all of the questions surrounding President Trump's election and all of the allegations swirling. She's just trying to do what she could do. Last week, her lawyer was on War Room, right here on Real America's Voice. Roll that clip. Cut Four guys. Absolutely suppressed. If we weren't. I mentioned before to you, Tina Peters is a person who is trying to protect the truth. She imaged the computer to be able.

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[Grant Stinchfield]

It's the people that are hiding the truth that were in power and still are in power in Colorado. I think it is clear there were people trying to hide the truth. Has anybody gone after them, Sean?

[Sean Smith]

Well, I would say no, not in earnest. You do have Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. Assistant Attorney General Dillon has made demands for records, particular voter registration records and election records from Colorado. But so far, Colorado is, you know, I think it was Jenna Griswold who said, told President Trump over his pardon that he could take a hike. And that's been the general attitude. You know, we've submitted. I've lost count of the number of sworn affidavits alleging and identifying the evidence for election crimes that we've submitted to the Colorado Attorney General, Phil Weiser, who's obligated by Colorado law to investigate. They haven't investigated any of them. And, you know, when Griswold compromised, when her office compromised passwords for literally hundreds of voting systems throughout the state, the passwords are compromised. For months, she hid it. Their office hid it from clerks and the public and let the election continue on them. And then when they finally got called out, they just sent people out. Governor Polis sent people out by helicopter to change the passwords, but they never sent qualified forensic investigators to determine whether those compromised passwords have been used to exploit and compromise the voting system. Crimes in the election.

[Grant Stinchfield]

When you look at the comparison of the alleged crimes committed, Tina Peters versus what you're just laid out there, and you could throw in violent criminals all over Colorado being let onto the streets. And this woman gets nine years for what amounts to doing her job, Whether you agree with it or not, she gets nine years. I know there's some, some movement or at least an attempt to get her into federal college custody. My assumption is there's no way Colorado is going to let that happen. But Sean, if you can real quick for me, last word. What needs to happen to get Tina Peters out of prison?

[Sean Smith]

Well, I'm not an attorney, but my perspective is the federal government has a witness in Clerk Peters. She was just doing her sworn duty when she made the copies. But the moment the forensic investigators looked at those systems, the images, and saw that they had destroyed election records, she was a witness to a federal crime. How they obtained it, what she was looking for, what the normal procedures were, all of that is within her purview that she can testify about. And the federal government needs to come and get their witness because right now she's in the clutches of the very people who were indicted by the evidence and the testimony that she can present.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Here's the thing. If the federal government does that, I know they will get her out of solitary confinement and into someplace comfortable. And that's at least the number one priority. Now, ultimately, I want her set free because that's what she deserves. It doesn't look like that's happening anytime soon in Colorado because of the lunatics running that state. Sean Smith, thank you for coming on tonight. I appreciate you.

[Sean Smith]

Thank you, Grant. Take care.

[Grant Stinchfield]

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[Grant Stinchfield]

Welcome back everyone. So it certainly appears Nick Reiner, Rob Reiner's son, apparently killed his mother and his father, Rob Reiner and his wife in their Brentwood home, stabbing them to death. This is on War Room this morning. Sheila Matthews. She talks about the drugs that Nick Reiner was on the son, he was in and out of rehab. We do. We did find out that he shot up Wellbutrin, which is an antidepressant, which is given to children in state care, by the way. So we have a behavioral health industry that's embedded in the government and it fully supports it. There's no exit plan. My biggest fear is these antidepressants can cause some Serious problems. I don't know if that's what played into the role of Nick going crazy and murdering his parents, as police say he did. But I want to bring in now psychiatrist and mental health expert Dr. Daniel Bober is with us. Doc, great to have you on the program.

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Thanks Greg. Great to be here.

[Grant Stinchfield]

It seems like I'm always reading about these antidepressants causing some kind of problems. Your thoughts?

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

Well, listen, in this particular case, if he was on a drug, the brand name Wellbutrin, which was the chemical name bupropion, the drug has a very low chance of dependence in prescribed doses. But there are people that use it intravenously, particularly in institutionalized settings. And it can produce a cocaine like high and it can lead to seizures, psychosis and even death. So it is very concerning that he was using it in that way. But I don't think that antidepressants in and of themselves are the problem. In fact, if you look at data in 2018, a study that was done in Colombia that was not industry funded by the way, looking at the national prescription database and comparing it with the prevalence of certain mental health disorders, there doesn't seem to be an over prescribing of psychiatric medication. Fast forward to 2023, another study that was done at Rutgers that showed there was actually a decline in antipsychotic prescriptions in Medicaid recipients and kids from 2008 to 2016. Certainly there are psychiatrists who overprescribe psychiatric medications. These medications have terrible side effects. And it's something that we have to be very judicious when we use them. And we should be looking at other things like nutrition, the home environment, exercise before we reach for the prescription pad.

[Grant Stinchfield]

One of the things I've just lost total faith in the medical establishment after Covid and realizing everything they've done with with the vaccine industrial complex. And I look at medications that make people a lot of money. I found this clip. It's from 1991. It was an FDA hearing on antidepressants. I want to play it for you and then get your reaction cut 9.

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I do not find from the evidence that there is credible evidence to support a conclusion that antidepressant drugs cause the emergence and or the intensification of suicidality and or other violent behaviors.

[Grant Stinchfield]

So back then they say no evidence. Now you get a lot of people still making that claim. You say there's still a place for it?

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

I guess, Doc, listen, I think there's a place for it. Do I think it's the right fit for everyone? Do I think it's one size fits all? Absolutely not. But do these medications have side effects? Can they increase the risk of suicidal thinking in certain individuals? Absolutely. That's why we have to be careful. And that's why we have to use them only when there's no other means to help someone. For example, using therapy like cognitive behavioral therapy, which is an evidence based treatment for major depressive disorder. So I think they do have a place and I do think they've helped people. They've changed lives. But there are certainly people that have had terrible side effects. And I think you just need to have a nuanced level of sophistication and not interfere with the relationship between a doctor and a patient and leave that up to them.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Thank you. Because that's what government really does a great job of doing, is interfering between doctors and patients. They love to do that. The government does. Real quick, if you can, for me. Do you think any of this played a role in Nick and the alleged attack on his parents, the killing of them? What do you think was at play here? If you can, fairly quickly.

[Ryan Reynolds (Mint Mobile Ad)]

Listen, I've never examined him, I've never evaluated him. But I can tell you that people with addiction have trouble with impulse control. They have trouble regulating their emotions. We know that there was some kind of a public fight at a holiday party. Was he humiliated in some way? Did they tell him that this was going to be the final straw and he was going to have to move out? We just don't know. But this was a long standing problem that was going on for a long time. And very often these people really struggle with being on their own. So they live with their parents, and that is like a loaded gun sometimes.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Yeah. Yeah. Dr. Daniel Bobber, I appreciate you coming on the program tonight. Thank you for your insight.

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[Grant Stinchfield]

Absolutely. So Meathead is dead. I remember him on all in the Family. That's when he was like, decent, and then, you know, he went off the deep end. But nobody deserves a die like that. Nobody, man. Absolutely not. All right. How do you make your money start working for you? Wouldn't that be nice? Just have the money working for you. We'll talk about it next.

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Welcome back everyone. We had job numbers come in today and we added about 64,000 jobs. Now here's the great thing that's without government jobs, virtually under Joe Biden, we were adding lots of government jobs and they were getting lumped into the numbers, which is really a phony number. When the government's paying for everybody to work, it's your tax dollars. So where are the markets headed? Ho hum day today. Dow was down, S P down. NASDAQ was up a bit. I want to bring in now from Vertical Research Advisory CEO Kip Herridge. Kip, welcome to the program.

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Great and see you again.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Great to see you, Kip. So you're still bullish, am I right? As we head into the new year.

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We'Re extraordinarily bullish we just raised our estimates for the, for the new year. We think next year is going to be the first year that people realize the innovation revolution has arrived. You know, during the dotcom melt up 95 to 2000, I was, I remember well, I helped take seven companies public. The markets melted up was an incredible five years. We're just now starting to get to that point. We think 2026 is be the first year the markets really begin to melt up and make investors make a lot of money.

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All right, what's great about your newsletter, vrainsider.com vrainsider.com I'm blessed to now be a subscriber. You spell it out every day in very, I don't want to say layman's terms, but in very simple terms of how you see the market at specific stocks, where you see things going. This is important. Tell me why.

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All right, not to, I don't know, maybe you'll get mad at me for doing this, but I'm going to give one away only because it was a big day today. The market was basically nothing. I've been reading and hearing you talk about Tesla a lot. Tesla's been on your list and it made record highs again today. I hope you don't mind me giving that one away, but I thought it was special after reading your newsletter.

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Well, it's been amazing stuff. I mean it. I tell you, I really have enjoyed getting your newsletter every morning. It's helped me. I've changed my investment portfolio around because of you. Let me tell people how they can find you, Kip. And we're grateful for you coming on the program. Here's what you do, folks. VRA insider.com right now to get a free two week membership, all you have to do is go to vra insider.com all right, up next, Vice President J.D. vance talks about the crazy conspiracy theories he believes in. That's next. Welcome back, everyone. We had job numbers come in today and we added about 64,000 jobs. Now here's the great thing that's without government jobs, virtually under Joe Biden, we were adding lots of government jobs and they were getting lumped into the numbers, which is really a phony number when the government's paying for everybody to work, it's your tax dollars. So where are the markets headed? Ho hum day today. Dows down, S P down. NASDAQ was up a bit. I want to bring in now from Vertical Research Advisory CEO Kip Herridge.

[Guest or Advertiser Voice]

Kip, welcome to the program, Frank, and see you again.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Great to see you, Kip. So you're still bullish, am I right? As we head into the new year, we're extraordinarily bullish.

[Guest or Advertiser Voice]

We just raised our estimates for the, for the new year. We think next year is going to be the first year that people realize the innovation revolution has arrived. You know, during the dotcom melt of 95 to 2000, I was, I remember well, I helped take seven companies public. The markets melted up, was an incredible five years. We're just now starting to get to that point. We think that 2026 is be the first year the markets really begin to melt up and make investors make a lot of money.

[Grant Stinchfield]

All right, what's great about your newsletter, vrainsider.com vrainsider.com I'm blessed to now be a subscriber. You spell it out every day in very, I don't want to say layman's terms, but in very simple terms of how you see the market, market specific stocks, where you see things going. This is important. Tell me why.

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All right, how does it work? You recommend a series of stocks and is that for the entire portfolio or people go off and do stuff on their own? How do you recommend you, you work the VRA Insider subscription?

[Guest or Advertiser Voice]

Yeah. You know, the thing about we're not, you know, we're not a brokerage firm so we don't have those conflict ventures. We don't, we don't manage your money for you. We have it in an investment newsletter. We've had it since 2003. We've beaten the market 18 to 21 years since then. What we do is we tell you what we're putting our money in. This is, this is where we're invested. And we never Recommend More than 15 positions at a time. Right now we have 14, for example, and we use a combination of growth stocks. Our favorite growth stocks, some of these are what we call 10 baggers. Companies have the potential to grow more than 1,000%. I found a number of those in my career. We also recommend ETFs and you know, if we find. And we also like bitcoin gold miners. So this is kind of how we're very eclectic, but it's what works for me is basically our hedge fund and we show people how we're investing our money.

[Grant Stinchfield]

All right, not to, I don't know, maybe you'll get mad at me for doing this, but I'm going to give one away only because it was a big day today. The market was basically nothing. I've been reading and hearing you talk about Tesla a lot. Tesla's been on your list and it made record highs again today. I hope you don't mind me giving that one away, but I thought it was special after reading your newsletter.

[Guest or Advertiser Voice]

I'm glad you did. As you know from reading my work here, it's our favorite stock to talk about. We believe Tesla is the stock to own. What we call the innovation revolution. Folks, this is much more than just AI. It's very broad based. Innovation is happening across every industry, everywhere, globally as well. And so Tesla, I started buying Tesla at 18. It hit 490 today. We're aggressively long the stock. We think the stock is going to go in 10 years. This will be a $10,000 stock. I know it's a bold call. We've run the numbers. This is the stocks who make people a lot of money because it's not just EVs, you know, it's a robots, it's semis. They've got seven different divisions that are each worth more than a trillion dollars in the next two years. So that's where the growth is going to come from.

[Grant Stinchfield]

Well, it's been amazing stuff. I mean it. I tell you, I really have enjoyed getting your newsletter every morning. It's helped me. I've changed my investment portfolio around because of you. Let me tell people how they can find you, Kim. And we're grateful for you coming on the program. Here's what you do, folks. VRA insider.com right now to get a free two week membership. All you have to do is go to vra insider.com all right. Up next, Vice President J.D. vance talks about the crazy conspiracy theories he believes in. That's next.

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