Real America’s Voice: "Stinchfield Tonight" — November 20th, 2025

Host: Grant Stinchfield
Episode Theme: Corruption and Accountability — Insider Trading in Congress, Political Subversion, Immigration’s Political Impact, and Calling Out Hypocrisy in Both Parties

Episode Overview

Grant Stinchfield’s November 20th episode returns to key populist talking points: political corruption—especially Congressional insider trading—alleged left-wing subversion in the intelligence community and military, the manipulation of census data for political gain, and unchecked illegal immigration. The show blends robust anti-establishment criticism with familiar culture war themes. Guests include Chris Josephs, founder of the Autopilot trading platform; General Michael Flynn, former Trump National Security Advisor; and live reporting from Ben Berkwam.

1. Congressional Insider Trading: The Push for a Complete Ban

Main Points:

• Stinchfield opens by demanding a total ban on Congressional stock trading, motivating his audience ("Stinchfield’s Army") to pressure lawmakers.
• He accuses Congress of the “largest insider trading scheme in the history of America.”
• Highlights statistics: Members of Congress reportedly averaging 600% returns, with Nancy Pelosi’s wealth being a prime example.

Notable Quotes & Timestamps:

• “They just can’t be trusted … The United States Capitol is home to the largest insider trading scheme in the history of America, probably the world.” — Grant Stinchfield (01:04)
• “You see a member of this body making four or five, 600 trades a year, you know something’s wrong.” — Rep. Tim Burchett (02:27)
• “Nancy Pelosi … came in [to Congress] with $785,000. She now has amassed $133 million stock portfolio.” — Stinchfield (02:42)
• “Let’s give America a reason to trust Congress for once in our miserable lives.” — Rep. Burchett (03:24)

Key Segment: Stock Act Critique

• Stinchfield calls the 2012 STOCK Act a “joke” and underscores its “no teeth,” noting the paltry $200 fine for violations. (04:01)
• He further points out bipartisan misconduct, with both Democrats and Republicans implicated.

2. Real-world Cases & The Autopilot App

Discussion:

• Stinchfield references Senators and Representatives making questionable trades, such as liquidations ahead of the COVID crash and buying defense stocks before related contracts (e.g., Rep. Susie Lee and “Linemetal”).
• Introduces Chris Josephs (Autopilot), who built a platform for tracking political trades, sparking more public awareness.

Notable Quotes & Timestamps:

• “It just so happens that the best stock picker on the platform ... are all representatives in Congress.” — Chris Josephs (09:14)
• “If we put a total ban in ... does that put Autopilot out of business now?” — Stinchfield (09:04)
• “We’d be happy to retire the Pelosi tracker and get back to my normal life.” — Josephs (10:12)

Pelosi Clip: Congressional Stock Trading, ‘Free Market’ Hypocrisy

• “We have a responsibility to report ... but this is a free market and people ... should be able to participate in that.” — Nancy Pelosi (11:46)
• Josephs calls out the double standard: “A lowly analyst at JP Morgan, 23 years old, just out of college, he can’t trade individual stocks… Meanwhile, you have the third most powerful person in America being able to do whatever she wants.” (12:06)

3. Culture of Corruption: Beyond Just Democrats

Discussion:

• Stinchfield and Josephs stress that the problem is bipartisan, naming Republicans (e.g., Dan Crenshaw, Marjorie Taylor Greene) who also show up as prolific traders on the app. (12:49)
• Listeners are directed to the Autopilot app for transparency.

4. Political Obstruction and ‘Sedition’ in the Military & Intelligence Community

Segment Overview: (15:00–22:59)

Topic: Stinchfield alleges Democratic leaders are calling for “seditious” military disobedience and interviews Michael Flynn to validate claims of subversive elements in the intelligence community.

Notable Quotes:

• “[Democrats] ... calling for our United States military to actively disobey lawful orders ... President Trump retruth this today ... Hang them. George Washington would.” — Stinchfield (14:13)
• “If any of these people ... are still Holding a commission. They should be told ... to resign their commission and ... brought up on charges.” — Michael Flynn (17:33)

Key Insight:

• Flynn argues that the root cause is within the intelligence community undermining Trump’s administration, directly referencing CIA and NSA firings as evidence. He claims Tulsi Gabbard and others are working hard but fighting an internal swamp.

Memorable Moment:
Stinchfield draws an explicit parallel to the notorious “51 spies letter” about Hunter Biden’s laptop, equating recent Democrat statements urging resistance to what he sees as an organized campaign of narrative control. (21:40)

5. Immigration, Census Manipulation, and ICE Operations

Segment Overview: (25:25–34:26)

Census Manipulation:

• Stinchfield claims the 2020 Census counted illegal aliens to “boost blue states” and unfairly increase Democratic representation in Congress and the Electoral College.
• Expert testimony shared that census methodology, including “differential privacy,” introduced fake data that skewed results in favor of Democrats. (26:52–27:06)

ICE Operations and Activist Resistance:

• Focus on Charlotte, North Carolina, as an example of federal ICE operations against violent illegal aliens.
• Interviews Ben Berkwam about leftist activists and “rapid response networks” allegedly obstructing ICE; critiques business owners for harboring undocumented workers.

Notable Quotes:

• “This is what happens when you undermine a country from within. When you don’t have the rule of law, when you don’t have border security, you no longer have a country.” — Ben Berkwam (29:40)
• “If you’re shutting down, it’s because you know you got illegals working there.” — Ben Berkwam (34:26)
• “American citizens aren’t being deported. If you’re here legally, you’re not getting deported.” — Stinchfield (34:26)

6. Democrat and Republican Scandals: Bad Behavior Calls

Segment Overview: (36:28–44:12)

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D)

• Accused of embezzling $5 million in FEMA funds; Stinchfield mocks her public deflection attempts with a “binder.”

Dan Crenshaw (R)

• Criticized for personal conduct, rumored leaks of sensitive information, hot-mic threats toward Tucker Carlson, and being “unlikeable.”
• Steve Toth, his primary challenger, claims Crenshaw and other Congressmen should be banned from trading stocks.
• “Do I want to serve the American people, or do I want to serve myself to get richer? ... That’s what these guys are not willing to do.” — Rep. Steve Toth (42:00)

7. Culture War: Michael Porter Jr., the NBA & Speech Suppression

Segment Overview: (44:40–51:08)

“MAGA Porter Jr.” — NBA Player Michael Porter Jr.

• Stinchfield celebrates MPJ for outspoken conservative views and resistance to “woke” NBA culture.
• MPJ claims the Nets asked him to avoid controversial topics. (45:51)
• Porter’s comments: High school boys' teams could beat WNBA teams; there are only two genders, but “my parents taught me to let people be happy…” (47:32)
• Stinchfield: “You want to act like a ding dong and an idiot and dress up like a woman ... go do that. But don’t tell me you’re some random gender ... don’t tell me you’re a woman when you’re a man.” (47:34)
• The NBA changed the term “owners” to “governors” but still, according to Stinchfield, suppresses player speech.

8. Who Leads the Democratic Party?: Closing Satire

Segment Overview: (51:08–51:49)

• Stinchfield sarcastically debates who truly leads the Democrats, referencing fringe figures, AOC, Obama, Al Green ("with the pimp cane"), and concludes the party is “lost and washing itself straight down the toilet.”

Key Takeaways & Recurring Themes

• Insider Trading Is Bipartisan: Echoed throughout, with data points and guest insights painting an entrenched money-making scheme within Congress; bipartisan culpability is a recurring note.
• Subversion Narrative: Supposed evidence of sabotage within the intelligence community and the left’s narrative control efforts.
• Immigration and Political Power: Census manipulation and sanctuary city activism depicted as existential threats to American sovereignty and Republican representation.
• No Holds Barred Commentary: Stinchfield’s tone remains combative, direct, and openly disdainful of both liberal opponents and insufficiently conservative Republicans.
• Populist/Cultural Critiques: From the NBA to census data—populist frustration with elite hypocrisy and double standards is a running undercurrent.

Most Memorable Quotes

• “Let’s give America a reason to trust Congress for once in our miserable lives.” – Rep. Tim Burchett (03:24)
• “The United States Capitol is home to the largest insider trading scheme in the history of America.” – Stinchfield (01:04)
• "It just so happens that the best stock picker on the platform ... are all representatives in Congress." – Chris Josephs (09:14)
• "These are not just ... a couple of representatives. This is like across the board, inside of our — inside of the left in Congress, and clearly those that are still serving inside ... the US Intelligence community." – Michael Flynn (20:57)
• “If you’re shutting down, it’s because you know you got illegals working there.” — Ben Berkwam (34:26)
• “Do I want to serve the American people, or do I want to serve myself to get richer?” — Rep. Steve Toth (42:00)
• “You want to act like a ding dong and an idiot and dress up like a woman when you’re a dude, you can go do that. But don’t tell me you’re some random gender.” — Stinchfield (47:34)

Timestamps for Important Segments

• Stock Trading in Congress/Evidence: 00:51–07:20
• Autopilot App/Chris Josephs Interview: 07:20–13:52
• Pelosi Free Market Hypocrisy/Discussion: 11:22–12:42
• Democrats & Military Subversion/Gen. Flynn: 14:13–22:59
• Census Manipulation & Congressional Representation: 25:25–29:04
• ICE Raids & Sanctuary Cities/Ben Berkwam: 29:24–34:39
• Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Scandal: 36:28–37:31
• Dan Crenshaw/Stock Trading/Steve Toth Interview: 37:31–43:44
• Michael Porter Jr., NBA, & Culture War: 44:40–51:08

Conclusion

The episode stays true to “Real America’s Voice” ethos: challenging the mainstream, exposing perceived corruption in high places (regardless of party), and rallying listeners to demand greater integrity in government and culture. The recurring focus on Congressional stock trading, alleged leftist subversion, and populist frustration with elite hypocrisy drives the hour, accented by memorable, sometimes provocative quotes and lively guest participation.