STINCHFIELD TONIGHT OCTOBER 6TH, 2025

Summary

Stinchfield Tonight – October 6th, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Grant Stinchfield (A)
Notable Guests: Steven Sund (Former Capitol Police Chief, D), Ben Berkwam (RAV Correspondent, F), Texas State Rep. Steve Toth (B), Congressman Andy Biggs (G), Anthony Raimondo (Conservative Aunt, C), John Jubilee (E)
Date: October 7, 2025

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Overview of Main Theme

This episode delivers impassioned commentary on law enforcement and political controversies in urban America, focusing on rising crime, alleged failures of liberal city leadership, and perceived government overreach. Host Grant Stinchfield and his guests discuss recent incidents involving police stand-downs, the influence of Antifa, the proposal for National Guard usage, claims of DOJ targeting conservative lawmakers, and concerns about left-leaning content aimed at children on Netflix. The tone is confrontational, patriotic, and sharply critical of progressive politics.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Chicago Police Stand-Down Controversy and Leadership Critique

• Incident: Chicago PD allegedly called off officers when federal agents needed support amid conflict with Antifa ([00:00]–[05:50]).
• Audio evidence contradicts official denials.
• Host expresses outrage at officers complying with “unlawful orders” and likens it to tragic failures in history (Benghazi).
• Quote: “You too need to resign because you did not have your fellow law enforcement officers in mind…” – Grant Stinchfield ([00:52])
• Critique of Mayor & Command: Suggests liberal leadership prioritizes politics over public safety.
• Calls out “ICE-free zone” executive order as “lunacy,” claims it's bad for America.

2. Expert Analysis with Steven Sund

• Insight: Sund (former Capitol Police Chief) argues that political pressure overrides true police work in major blue cities ([05:50]–[10:30]).
• He describes chiefs as “beholden to the mayor,” leading to dangerous dereliction of duty.
• Discusses options for good officers—signing bonuses luring unhappy cops to safer jurisdictions.
• Quote: “What you saw with the order that was being given by the chief patrol and for him, the chief be saying that that never came out—you can hear it…that’s an absolute joke.” – Steven Sund ([06:34])
• Sund relates his own decision on January 6th to defy paralysis during crisis: “I wasn’t going to stick around and wait for these people to finally give me approval.” ([08:32])

3. Portland's Law Enforcement & Antifa Violence

• Policing for Clicks?: Discusses Nick Sorter’s and Tommy Allen’s arrests while reporting/defending from Antifa, and police allegedly targeting the wrong people ([12:06]–[16:36]).
  • Videos aired of Antifa attacks.
  • Critique of Portland police leadership: “The Portland police chief is an idiot…taking their orders from Antifa…” – Ben Berkwam ([14:08])
• Berkwam’s Rationale: “I’m doing this to save America from the traitors and the terrorists that have taken over cities like Portland…” ([14:46])
• Suggestion that "martial law" or National Guard intervention is now necessary to restore order.
• Quote: “The police department of Portland is not just complicit, they are compromised.” – Ben Berkwam ([15:48])

4. Role of National Guard in Restoring Urban Order

• President Trump’s Initiative: Efforts to deploy Texas National Guard to Chicago, facing legal obstacles and opposition from liberal leaders ([17:05]–[20:33]).
• Texas Rep. Steve Toth: Voicing support for law enforcement and disdain for “moronic police chiefs.”
  • Emphasizes Texas’ resolve: “Texas isn’t going to put up with that crap.” ([19:21])
• Comparison with Dallas’ response to violence—National Guard presence seen as effective deterrence.

5. Debate Over Squatter Laws and Democrat Policies

• Texas Legislation: Toth describes passing a bill to expedite eviction of squatters, facing unified Democrat opposition ([21:04]–[21:54]).
• Host’s Commentary: Argues Democrat policies—on crime and property rights—are “imploding,” citing recent Texas House votes.

6. Alleged DOJ Surveillance of Republican Lawmakers

• Breaking News: Reports from Kash Patel and Dan Bongino claim Special Counsel Jack Smith tracked private communications of Republican senators and entities ([23:23]–[25:21]).
• Ron Johnson’s Response: Noted for advocacy for whistleblowers, bringing the issue to light.
• Congressman Andy Biggs: Claims this is a clear instance of political weaponization and connects the operation to previous IRS targeting and FISA abuses ([25:49]–[28:36]).
  • Suggests surveillance likely directed “right into the White House.”
  • Describes legal harassment as “the process is the penalty.”

7. Budget Bill & Democrat “Hypocrisy”

• Discussion about continuing resolutions, with Democrats’ change in position seen as politically motivated ([29:50]–[32:58]).
• Biggs reiterates frustration: “Who would have thought, you and I, that the CR would be the cheapest spending option in Congress?” ([31:09])
• Host and guest predict Democrats will soon cave under public pressure.

8. Netflix Criticized for Progressive Children’s Programming

• Segment: Stinchfield and Anthony Raimondo (Conservative Aunt) lambast Netflix for LGBTQ+ and “anti-white” messaging in shows such as Strawberry Shortcake and Paranormal Park ([33:40]–[40:38]).
• Quote: “A transberry, like, really? That's what we're showing our kids?” – Grant Stinchfield ([34:38])
• Raimondo (an openly gay conservative) criticizes the messaging as “in your face” and says the LGBTQ+ community is being “hijacked.”
  • “Kids are not trans. Adults make them trans… Leave kids out of it. We’ll do the same.” – Anthony Raimondo ([40:12])
• Host pushes for congressional inquiry into Netflix executives.

9. Mind, Body, and Emotional Health

• Sponsor Segment: John Jubilee discusses emotional roots of eating and weight loss ([42:02]–[45:30]).
• Describes the “emotional connection” to food as a spiritual and historical challenge.
• Outlines Energized Health’s protocol, which includes addressing past trauma.
• Quote: “This is a total mind, body, soul program. And the faith that you bring in all of this is really amazing…which is why it works for so many people.” – Grant Stinchfield ([45:30])

10. Military & Cultural Patriotism

• Closing Segment: Brief mention of President Trump’s visit to the USS George H.W. Bush (temporarily re-named “Navy One”) for the Navy’s 250th anniversary ([46:43])

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “You have a duty to disobey unlawful orders. People were in danger. The public was in danger.” – Grant Stinchfield ([03:34])
• “These officers…they’re probably shaking in their boots. They want to go and help their fellow officers. But the chief’s doing CYA because he’s beholden to the mayor.” – Steven Sund ([05:51])
• “The police department of Portland is not just complicit, they are compromised. And at this point, every single blue city in America…needs to be defunded immediately. And we need martial law.” – Ben Berkwam ([15:48])
• “We’re a little bit different down here and we actually respond to this crap and we don’t put up with it.” – Steve Toth ([20:24])
• “They were using (government power) to go after political opponents. It is one of the most outrageous scandals we have had.” – Andy Biggs ([27:40])
• “Netflix basically grooming our children. LGBTQ crazy propaganda…A transberry, like, really? That’s what we’re showing our kids?” – Grant Stinchfield ([34:36])
• “Kids are not trans. Adults make them trans…” – Anthony Raimondo ([40:12])
• “Food has been an emotional connector and a temptation to step out of God’s best for our life in perpetuity.” – John Jubilee ([43:20])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Chicago PD Stand-Down, Outrage, and Audio Evidence: [00:00]–[05:50]
• Steven Sund Interview: [05:50]–[10:30]
• Portland Antifa Violence & Nick Sorter Incident: [12:06]–[16:36]
• National Guard Debate and Texas’ Response: [17:05]–[20:33]
• Squatter Law Fight in Texas: [21:04]–[21:54]
• Jack Smith DOJ Surveillance Allegations: [23:23]–[32:58]
• Netflix Children’s Programming Critique: [33:40]–[40:38]
• Mind, Body, Emotional Health with John Jubilee: [42:02]–[45:30]
• Navy 250th Anniversary/President Trump: [46:43]

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Summary Flow & Tone

The episode presents escalating frustration and urgency over law enforcement and cultural issues in major US cities. The tone is highly charged—mixing fact, opinion, and anecdote—with pronounced skepticism toward “liberal leadership,” calls for strong law-and-order measures, and defense of traditional American values. Frequent analogies to historical betrayals are used to sharpen the implied stakes, while patriotism and personal sacrifice are recurrent themes among the host and many guests.

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For Listeners New to the Content

This episode is a fast-paced, fiery blend of news, analysis, and commentary, offering a window into a particular strand of American conservative media. Controversial incidents in Chicago and Portland serve as launching points for discussions about broader issues: police demoralization, political interference, the necessity of federal intervention, and concerns about progressive influence on children’s programming. Listeners will gain an understanding of conservative anxieties about urban policy, law enforcement culture, and media messaging, as framed by the Real America’s Voice network.

Transcript

[A]

This is an I Heart podcast. Well, good evening, everyone. Welcome to Stinchfield. I will tell you this, and I say this with a very sad face. Top brass inside the Chicago Police Department is a disgrace. They are beholden to a radical mayor's office. They not only put the lives of Chicagoans in danger, but now they put the lives of federal law enforcement is danger as well. What I heard over the weekend, when Chicago PD called off responding officers to help federal agents who were all but being attacked by these antifa goons, it made me sick to my stomach. And I will say this as well to all of those Chicago officers that obeyed this unlawful order. And it is an unlawful order, by the way. You too need to resign because you did not have your fellow law enforcement officers in mind when you said, hey, we're out of here. Give me a break. It's a disgrace, and it is a stain on that once fine police department. Um, Chicago PD rejects the idea that they called off police officers, but I don't know. The audio tape of dispatch doesn't lie. For the units responding to 39th of place. And Kenzie, if you guys can start heading there as quick as you can and then just hold tight for instructions with 999.9999. The Chief of patrol.

[B]

Clear everybody up.

[A]

We're not responding over there for the Chief of patrol. Call everybody off. We're not responding that. How in the world does the Chicago Superintendent of Police then make a wild claim like this? Is it because he's a liberal too, and liberals just make a habit of lying to people? There was something that was put out there that there was an internal message that came from the Chief of patrol. That is absolutely not true. There is no internal message. There was a phone conversation. I'm not sure until we get to our after action, all of the exact language that was there, but I have had a conversation with the chief of patrol who was concerned about officers showing up on the scene. The chief of patrol at that time had no information that anyone was in danger. Give me a break. You got the border patrol officers being rammed. They're asking for help. You know the history of an TIFA in your city and the damage that they can do. The woman had an AR15, allegedly in her car. There's a possible foot chase, and you're telling me nobody's in danger? All of it sounds like word games and nonsense. Just listen to the dispatch again. Here we go. 999, Chief of Troll said all units clear out from there.

[C]

We're not sending Anybody over to that.

[A]

Location, 62, we're going to clear out.

[C]

As soon as we can.

[B]

Spot, we're, we're like locked in over here. So we're going to do the best we can to get out of here.

[A]

As soon as we can. Get out of here as soon as we can. Because you're blocked in. Could you imagine if the men of Benghazi obeyed their unlawful order to stand down and not go to the consulate and save lives? You have a duty to disobey unlawful orders. People were in danger. The public was in danger. You've got to go towards harm's way whether some chief of patrol says so or not. Because you're worried about being blocked in. Like you can't get to your pizza fast enough to me is an absolute disgrace. You need to resign and every other officer who stood down needs to resign. In my opinion, you're not cut out for the job and you don't know what it takes to be a police officer. And it saddens me to say that because Chicago, along with New York, along with L. A, three of the greatest police departments this nation has ever seen and they've all been destroyed by liberals. So what does the mayor say about all of this? The mayor, instead of apologizing to ICE agents, he basically offers up ice free zones in his city. Today we are signing an executive order aimed at reining in this out of control administration. The order establishes ice free zones. That means that city property and unwilling private businesses will, will no longer serve as staging grounds for these raids. Folks, these people are lunatics. They're either dumb, they have it out for America, stupid, or they literally want the chaos to continue. Either way, it's bad for Chicago and it's bad for America. I want to bring in now 30 year law enforcement veteran. Former Capitol chief of police Steven Sund is with us. Chief, welcome back to the show. All right, Chief, be honest with me. Am I being too harsh to say these officers ought to resign? If you're not going to go help your fellow officer, I say get out of the way and let somebody else in who will. Am I being too harsh? And be honest with me.

[B]

No, I will.

[D]

I'll tell you. You saw Mayor Johnson up there and that's why you're dealing with the environment. You're dealing with. These officers are, you know, they're probably beholden to their, to their brats. They're probably shaking in their boots. They want to go and help their fellow fellow officers. When you hear a call for, for an officer in need here in Washington, D.C. we call it a 1033. It's the most chilling call you're going to hear. And everybody comes running when they have their officer so, so scared that they're not going to respond. You've got the chief coming out. Chief's not waiting on an aar. He's up there doing CYA because he's beholden to the, to the mayor. The mayor has set the standards. And I got to tell you, when you talk about those Federal agent free, hey, look how those are working out over in Paris and Scandinavia and Europe, that's the beginning of absolute disaster. So, yeah, you look at the fop, National FOP had come out and said it's in dereliction of duty. What you saw with the order that was being given by the chief patrol and for him, the chief be saying that that never came out. And you can hear it. It was actually displayed on the, what they call the mdts, the mobile display data terminals in the cars as well. So that's, that's an absolute joke.

[A]

You know, it's difficult to say, look, you got to do the right thing, even though you may get fired for it. In Chicago, you may get fired for doing the right thing. Heck, in Chicago, you may get charged with a crime if you're a police officer for literally doing the right thing. But I'm looking right Now, Border Patrol, ICE, I think the Secret Service offering $50,000 signing bonuses. Texas Department of Public Safety says, hey, come down here and work in Texas. I know it's difficult to uproot your family. Plenty of options for these guys in Chicago and LA and New York to go work someplace else. Chief.

[D]

Oh, absolutely. I mean, US Park Police just up there is to $75,000 signing bonus. Everyone's trying to grab people. And I agree with you. If you're not happy with the agency you're in, you need, you need to get out of there. But there needs to be something done. Whether it's a federal consent decree or the federal government needs to be looking at cutting the 1 to $200 million of federal grant funding, Chicago PD gets a year. I'd be stepping in someone's behind pretty quick to make sure that doesn't happen again. When you have officers being shot at, calling for assistance and the police won't go, what's, what's critical to understand is this didn't occur on federal property. This occurred on Chicago Police Department jurisdiction, their primary jurisdiction. And they wouldn't go. That's, that's unacceptable.

[A]

Chief, what do you do if you're in this position. You were specifically a police chief. Now I guess, correct me if I'm wrong, you worked for who? You didn't work for the Mayor of Washington D.C. was it the speaker of the House who oversees the Capitol Police?

[D]

I worked specifically for the Capitol Police Board. Three politically appointed people who reported to really the leadership in Congress. What tied my hands was a law called federal law to us, 1970. It required any time I wanted to bring in any federal assistance from my officers. I had to get permission from the Capitol Police Board who then had to get concurrence from leadership. When we came under attack and I kept getting denied repeatedly, over and over and over to bring in any federal assistance, I said I'll take the consequences. I started calling every chief of police I knew, including Federal Secret Service, FBI, anybody that I thought would respond and got 17 agencies, 1700 police officers from as far away as the New Jersey State Police to respond to my calls for assistance. Because I wasn't going to stick around and wait for, wait for these people to finally give me approval.

[A]

And the reason I ask you that is because you stood up and you do what you think is right at the time, no matter what. These police chiefs who work for these liberal cities and radical mayors. I mean you look at the mayor in New York, you look at the mayor in Chicago and la, Karen Bass. But Brandon Johnson may be the worst of the bunch. You know, how do you go to work every day? Cuz you have to appease them, otherwise you're going to be fired. But I don't know how you're a cop and go to work in a city like that.

[D]

Well, I'll tell you, I think the days of being a true blue cop, that has just been so diluted. What's sad is it goes all the way to the, to the selection process. When you, when you have these groups come in and they're scanning police chiefs to make sure they're the right fit, they're making sure they're the right political fit. Now first, first and foremost, not that they're, you know, all about true blue law enforcement, they're about, are they a political fit for the environment they're going to come into? That's their first concern. Are they going to work with the city council, are they going to work with the mayor, are they going to follow directions? And that's what you're seeing now. You're seeing that happen in New York, you're seeing that happen in San Francisco, you're seeing that happen in Chicago, because it's all about who they have running the agency. So I think it needs to start with some of the selection process.

[A]

Well, we're blessed. Agents weren't killed yesterday because they didn't get the help of Chicago Police Chief Stevenson. It's always great having you on the program. Thank you, sir.

[D]

Thank you very much. It's a pleasure to be on.

[A]

Absolutely. You know, I believe that that whole idea of hiring these sympathizers has now infiltrated the ranks of these police departments. Top brass want sympathizers in the police. This is what is happening in Portland. Portland. I got some good news and I got some bad news. First, the good news. Nick Sorter, you know, our very good friend, frequent contributor on this program, who was arrested for simply doing his job, showing the nation the out of control antifa in. In Portland, was arrested for disorderly conduct. Well, now the police say there was not enough evidence to charge him. Uh, though somehow they gave kudos to the cops who did. And this is the evidence against Nick Sorter. He's literally the one being attacked. And they arrested Nick. It makes no sense, the police response to this. Roll it. So Nick's in the gray sweatshirt. And you'll see here, they tackle him, they knock him down. He's trying to get away. That's what they use to arrest Nick Sorter. Now, last night Nick returned, he had that flag with him that he saved from being burned. And guess what? He is attacked again.

[E]

Assaulted here.

[C]

And we got that.

[A]

We're live, right?

[B]

We got it.

[E]

Okay, so.

[A]

So now we're gonna get assaulted. You're gonna be pushed. You're gonna be. They try to steal the flag. And watch, you'll see the gentleman in the white throw a punch here because they're all being attacked. Well, guess what? They arrested that gentleman who was literally there just to protect Nick and himself from a radical violent mob. And so what does the chief of police in Portland say about Nick's order? This is certainly a new phenomenon for.

[D]

Myself and for law enforcement in general. And their reach is obviously very significant. And so they're going where they can.

[A]

Get the views and create the perception. How dare you. Chief Nick Sorter, my man, Ben Berkman we're about to see. In a moment, Andy. No, the list goes on. These guys put themselves in harm's way so all of you folks can get the information. The clicks is a benefit in many respects. It allows them to do what they do. So you get the information, but they don't want you having the information. So hey, by the way, what happened to, to that gentleman's car? Tommy Allen's car was arrested for punching the Antifa goon. Watch this as he comes out. They did in my car while I was in jail. They came out here and broke all.

[E]

My windows, broke my mirrors, broke my lights.

[A]

This is what the. This is what they do. This is what they do. Portland police are arresting the wrong people and yet these men go back to work every night for us and we ought to be grateful. One of those men I'm grateful for, he's always right in the thick of things is RAP correspondent Ben Berkman. He's been there the last couple days. Ben, welcome back to the show.

[F]

Thank you, Grant. I just got to start off by saying, Port, that Portland police chief is an idiot, that he is an absolute disgrace to the uniform. That is not a new phenomenon. They have allowed Antifa to take over their city. They are taking their orders from Antifa today and they're just upset that they're being exposed by people like Nick Sorter and me. It's an absolute disgrace. And by the way, that was the third night in four nights that Tommy got arrested for something that he shouldn't have. It's an absolute disgrace.

[A]

Ben, your response to you're just doing this for clicks and likes now?

[F]

I'm doing this to save America from the traitors and the terrorists that have taken over cities like Portland. That's why I'm doing this. I'm doing this for my daughters and my wife so that they don't have to deal with these thugs and goons so that men like myself can do it so they don't have to. This is our duty as patriotic, freedom loving American and especially as husbands and fathers. It's our duty to expose evil where we see it. That's why we're doing it.

[A]

Chief Ben, I'll tell you what I know. The sincerity of you, of Nick Sorter and the others I mentioned is just as real as God is real. Everybody here at Real America's Voice, we are not here for the clicks and likes. We are here because we love this country. And for the chief to say that just goes to show you how they misunderstand what great patriots are all about and what patriotism is all about. So with that I'm going to ask you, Ben, what is the situation now in Portland? We heard in Chicago he's got no ice zones. We already know Portland has no ice zones.

[F]

Yeah, it's the same. In fact, I witnessed, I just published a video earlier today Where a cop was witness to Antifa threatening to kill MAGA supporters. A guy by the name of Black Rebel. And what did the police officer do? He gave antifa advice on how to not get federal troops into the city. The city of Portland. The police department of Portland is not just complicit, they are compromised. And at this point, every single blue city in America, every single sanctuary city in America, as you heard earlier by the former Capitol Police chief, they need to be defunded immediately. And we need martial law. Whatever it takes to go in there and restore order, because these guys are. They are incapable of doing it now.

[A]

Yeah, well, you set up my next segment perfectly. Ben Berkwam, as always, thank you so much at Ben Berkwom so you can get a few clicks and likes my friend at Ben Berkram on all the social media platforms. Thank you, buddy, for coming on. Stay safe tonight.

[D]

Thank you, sir.

[A]

Absolutely. Let me show you this. Cut 16, guys. This is why we need the National Guard in places like Portland and Chicago. Get out of.

[B]

Here.

[A]

Get out of our state. He spit on him, if you can believe it. That's assault now. This is why we need the National Guard there. So, of course, radical judges put a monkey wrench in President Trump's plan to bring the California National Guard into places like Portland, Oregon. The judge says Trump can't bring the National Guard from anywhere in America. That makes no sense. He's the commander in chief. If he has to, at the very least protect federal buildings or in my opinion, protect the American people, commander in chief has a right to do that. So he's turning to Texas to help out. It's going to send 400 Texas National Guard troops to Chicago. I want to bring in Republican Texas. State Representative Steve Toth is with us. Steve, it's great to have you on the program.

[B]

Good to be with you, Grant.

[A]

All right, Representative Toth, let me ask you this. So President Trump wants to bring the National Guard from Texas. Apparently Gavin Newsom is very selfish with his National Guard, doesn't want to help. Is Texas willing to help President Trump and the people of Illinois? We are.

[B]

We're so appreciative when other states sent National Guard to us to help us close our border because of what Biden had done recklessly to open the border. And we feel a great deal or a great sense of commitment to America and especially to law and order, to restore law and order. I mean, not towards these stupid, moronic police chiefs, but to law enforcement people that are out there that at the end of the day, Grant, these guys have got to go home. ICE agents have got to go home at night. Someone needs to help them. Someone needs to protect them. And if, if that falls to Texas, we're all in.

[A]

Well, we've seen what they can do with simply their presence. I mean, I've made the comment many Times In Washington, D.C. a National Guard member didn't make one arrest. But crime is weighed down just from their presence. Do you think that presence would make a difference in a place like Chicago or Portland, Oregon?

[B]

It will. And I'm just here to tell you Texas isn't going to put up with that crap. And we expect that our Texas National Guard isn't going to put up with that crap. Law enforcement and people in uniform that bear the flag, they should be respected again. And I'm thankful that we're there. I'm thankful the President has asked us to be there.

[A]

Well, Stephen Miller, one of the confidants of President Trump, works in the White House, great voice for President Trump, spelled out why the National Guard won't be needed in Texas. Listen to this. Because it's a demonstration. They have a sniper on top of a building firing a high caliber rifle.

[B]

At a nice facility because it's a demonstration and they are engaging vehicle ramming. But the National Guard isn't being sent to Texas.

[A]

The National Guard isn't being sent to.

[F]

Dallas where that sniper was because the.

[A]

Dallas Police Department and the governor of Texas, while you walked right into that one, have responded to every call for assistance and help. Steve Doth, he says you walked right into that one.

[B]

That was epic. Yeah, we're a little bit different down here and we actually respond to this crap and we don't put up with it.

[A]

One of the reasons why I wanted to bring you on, because I see across the country the Democrats are imploding. Their policies make no sense. I saw a video of you from the Texas House floor telling me about all of these Democrats that voted to basically, in essence allow squatters to stay in your house. Did I get it right? Like, what world is that a good idea for squatters to be allowed to stay in your house? Can you lay this out for me briefly?

[B]

Yeah, we, we put forth legislation this year that banned and expedited the removal of squatter from, you know, they go into a house. I don't understand why Democrats would have any issue with this whatsoever. It's hard to explain how, how, yeah, you can go into somebody else's house that's been gone for a month or two and for whatever reason, it takes several months to get rid of them. What's with that? Right. And so, yeah, we fought the Democrats for better part of three hours as we're trying to pass this legislation. Grant, it makes no sense. They make no sense.

[A]

The good news is Texas Republicans have the majority. We've got our share of problems with that majority. But that bill passed even though how many Democrats voted against it? All of them.

[B]

62 of them.

[A]

62 Democrats vote against banning basically squatters from your house and having it easy to remove them. I'm telling you, that party is imploding. Representative Steve Toth, it's great to have you on the program. Thank you for coming on tonight.

[B]

God bless you, Grant. Thanks for everything that you do do to be a voice for truth.

[A]

Well, I appreciate that and thanks for putting up a big fight in the Texas state House. All right, folks, coming up next, the Trump administration is bringing positive changes to our health care system. But to truly make America healthy again, it starts at home with you. The Wellness Company offers top quality products to keep you and your family safe and healthy. Their prescription medical kits include life saving medications and guidebooks. Plus they offer parasite cleanses, weight loss solutions and more to help you live a longer, healthier life. Visit TWC Health Voice today. Use the promo code voice to save 10%. That's TWC Health Voice. Use promo code VOICE and save 10%. All right now, coming up next, the FBI has revealed that Jack Smith tracked private communications of Republican lawmakers in his illegal J6 Pro. Andy Biggs, the great congressman from Arizona is here to respond to those allegations. It's next.

[C]

Foreign.

[A]

Welcome back, everyone. We've got some breaking news report to you. It turns out thanks to Cash Patel and Dan Bongino inside of the FBI director and deputy director, that Jack Smith, that illegal special counsel that was charged with investigating January 6, was tracking private communications of up to 12 members of Congress, mostly senators. This was phone calls, nearly dozens, at least a dozen of them. Ron Johnson on this list, Josh Hawley on the list. Marsha Blackburn on the list. You think it's a coincidence that it's all the friends of this program that we play a soundbites nearly every night from these folks that are really trying to make it happen for us. This is proof that the Biden administration through the DOJ and Jack Smith weaponized that department against conservatives and sitting United States senators. This is Ron Johnson's response to this because of his relentless advocacy for whistleblowers, that a lot of this information is.

[D]

Surfacing right now, we wouldn't know about.

[A]

The list of 100 Republican entities that were targeted by Jack Smith's Arctic Frost investigation. I don't think we know about this as well. So we need whistleblowers. Remember, the Republican organizations he talked about, including Turning Point usa, were targeted by Jack Smith. And now we have sitting members of Congress literally tracking their private phone calls, where the phone call originated, where the retrieving of location of that phone call was. To me, it is 100% outrageous. The budget bill fails also. That's somewhat breaking news. We're going to talk about that in a moment. But right now I want to bring in a great friend of this program, Republican Congressman from Arizona and now candidate for governor out there, of course, I'm talking about Andy Biggs. Congressman Biggs, it's great to have you back on the show.

[G]

Great to be with you, Grant. Good to be with you. I wish it was something about something else, don't you?

[A]

You know, we never get to actually talk about baseball or something would be great. But maybe one day, Congressman Biggs, may, maybe one day when we're calling you Governor Biggs, we could talk about those things. But right now I want to ask you. I'll ask about the budget in a moment. But this idea, tracking sitting members of Congress, US Senators to Jack Smith, what was he up to?

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Well, he was violating the law. He was on a mission to find or create any kind of predicate. To bring a charge against any member of Congress who was a conservative would be great, but a Republican, he'd take that, too. That's why when you start listing the names, you have Cynthia Lummis, you got Marsha Blackburn, you got Josh Holly, Bill Haggerty, Lindsey Graham. I mean, we're talking people who are Republicans. And don't forget that they had already seized the FBI had already seized Scott Perry's phone, who's a member of the House Freedom Caucus, and they seized it, but they had been tracking him. And don't forget we've got the FISA stuff where they were abusing it. Grant, this was a basically all hands on deck to try to go after Republicans. And that was their, that was their modus operandi. And I just look at it and I say this is some of the most outrageous things we have seen. And they were going after Republican and conservative organizations. Don't forget that under Obama they were doing the, the irs. This goes back of weaponizing the government against the people who represent the people best. And that's Republicans.

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This was back 2010, 11 back in the Tea Party days where they were targeting those groups with the, with the irs. I've got to ask you, Congressman, here's what I want to know. I don't believe that Jack Smith was just some rogue agent that was decided to go hammer away at Republicans. This had to go through maybe Comey at the FBI, maybe. Does this go through the former Attorney General Merrick Garland? Does it go up to Joe Biden and Barack Obama, the man who has really pulled the strings? How far does this go?

[G]

Well, I personally believe it goes right into the White House. Now, whether Joe Biden understood what was happening, you and I can speculate. But, but there are people that were surrounding him that were using that. Just like they were using the auto pen and everything else to try to thwart and deceive the American people. They were using this to go after political opponents. It is one of the most outrageous scandals that we have had. And it's this massive. It is a huge web. Everything from the Russian hoax, where they use the intelligence community and weaponized the federal police agencies, to this, where the federal. They're using federal police agencies and the special counsel to go out and manufacture, manufacture, trying to come up with evidence against these people for anything that shows you how clean everybody is, because they couldn't even come up with anything and that. And they couldn't even fabricate it.

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Do you think, Congressman, is there any evidence that they targeted you? I mean, you're one of the strongest conservative voices in the House of Representatives today. I'm surprised. I'd be very surprised if they didn't. Have you seen any rumblings about that?

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I was told once that I was a target, but I have left that alone because I haven't found any additional evidence of that. But, but I mean, the reality is it wouldn't be just me. There were other people who were, who were voices that I believed were targeted. And, and what they've done is they've tried to weaponize the procedure itself. So even if you cannot, I mean, just think of Scott Perry. Even if you cannot, if they can't come up with a charge against you, the fact that you have to spend millions of dollars to defend yourself and you are slandered and defamed, that process is the penalty in itself. And they don't even care if they hook you and get you into prison. I mean, you look at Jeff Clark, now a former Trump attorney, and they're going after him to take away his ability to earn his livelihood because he gave privileged legal information to his client and now they want to take away his bar license.

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Yeah. They're doing the same thing to John Eastman, also an attorney for, for President Trump and, and so many others across the board. When you look at Roger Stone and Papadopoulos and all these peoples whose lives were, were ruined. Which I guess in some respects brings us back now to deceitful Democrats, because 13 times Democrats vote to kick the can down the road. I know you're like me. We don't like craz. I mean, continuing resolutions are the worst things going. But Democrats had always been for them. Now all of a sudden they're not. Let me play a clip from Caroline Levitt today. Basically spelling out exactly where it is. They want to spend money on illegal aliens. Roll that one, guys. Their funding proposal would result in nearly $200 billion spent on health care for.

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Illegal aliens and other non citizens over the next decade. To put this in perspective, $200 billion.

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Is enough money to fund the entire.

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Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides health.

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Insurance to low income children and women. All right, Congress, Congressman, I want you to correct me if I'm wrong. This bill was literally a clean continuing resolution, meaning no fancy riders or subtle riders or quiet riders that might be snuck in on this by the Republicans. None of that.

[G]

That's right, none of it. I actually read the whole bill before I held my nose and voted for it. But here's the deal, Grant. They just voted for the basically the same exact bill six months ago. Six months ago they did. And now they're here because they're trying to turn everything to a political statement. And you know what? We're going to give them three sombreros for their effort. But they're going under for this because they, they're the ones that are stopping the government. And by the way, you and I, Grant, we're, we're both, we're both fiscal hawks. Who would have thought, you and I, that the CR would be the cheapest spending option in Congress? You know, but it is. And maybe that's why they're upset, because it's. But it's still spending the same amount that, that they voted for many times.

[A]

There's plenty of Democrat pet projects in this, believe me. There's lots of things we can cut out of this. And I really think it was just a gesture of good faith. Hey, let's, let's just do it totally clean and we'll negotiate this out. But they don't. Here's my prediction and then I want to get yours. I think by Friday. There is a Deal. Friday paychecks are due. That would be the day that the military, air traffic control, the Coast Guard would miss a paycheck. I don't know if the Democrats really want that on themselves. So I'm predicting by Friday. Your thoughts?

[G]

Well, I think they're going to wait till middle of next week and because they have to feel the pain. And then they can come in and say, well, we're doing this to save you. And they'll try to create a narrative for that. But the bottom line is I would also, I mean, Grant, I thought sure they would have caved by now, but they haven't. But I would say we're probably, you know, six, seven days away from before they cave.

[A]

It's a topsy turvy world. You and I are talking about continuing resolutions like it's fine. And you got the mainstream media even, even subtly calling out the Democrats. I've never seen anything like it. Like, it was on Sunday. They were calling them out left and right. And I guess that's a good thing. We'll take the win when we can get it. Congressman Andy Biggs, good luck in your race for governor. Let me, let me give the website to everybody. Bigs for Arizona dot com. You're my man in this race. Biggs for Arizona dot com. Go throw some money in the tip jar. Volunteer for the campaign. Did I get it right, Congressman? Anything else?

[G]

Now, Grant, you always get it right. You know it.

[A]

I appreciate you, buddy. You, too. Feeling is mutual. We will see you again soon. Thank you, sir. All right. Thanks, Grant.

[G]

Take care.

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You got it. You got it. Can you imagine how frustrating it is for a guy like Andy Biggs in Congress, who is a fiscal hawk, to have to watch this craziness go on over and over again? But he puts up a fight, which is why I think it'd be great for Arizona. All right, up next, Netflix is quietly indoctrinating your children. We get into that next. Welcome back, everyone. I guess I'm not surprised by this next story, but I didn't know how prolific it was. Netflix basically grooming our children. LGBTQ crazy propaganda. Watch this from Strawberry Shortcake. Tell us why you chose this delicious dress as a transberry. I love living out loud as my most authentic self.

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And I wanted to dress as bold.

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And unique as I am, which, let's face it, is a tall order. A transberry, like, really? That's what we're showing our kids? Then I see this. It's not just about Alphabet mania. It is also about anti white messaging. I'M asking for you to remember that if the world falls apart, trust should not be doled out easily to anyone, especially white people. I mean, are you. Come on, really don't trust white people. That's the message on Netflix to children. I guess this is what we're up against. This is why Congressman Tim Burchett says, you know what? It's time for Netflix executives to answer to this. Here's what I want to do on this one, because the First Amendment and all that, all that is involved in it, of course, let's. Let's get on it. I'm going to follow up with my folks after we get off, and we'll call them and say, which committee can they be brought in front of is who. I think what we have to look at, who regulates the fcc. And then since it's cable, does that count? I don't know. I don't know enough about it. But yeah, yeah, they need to be brought in. Let's talk about the executives of Netflix. You have First Amendment rights here, but you can get to the bottom of other things, like who's funding this? What is their ultimate goal in funding all of this? Why are they putting this out to our kids? Those are all questions Congress could get answers to. I want to bring in now patriot and political commentator. He's known as conservative. And Anthony Raimondo is with us. Anthony, welcome to the program. Hi.

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Thanks for having me on today.

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Well, it's great to see you, buddy. Your reaction to all this as you start to watch it? I didn't know it was this prolific, but I got more clips to show you. But first, your reaction.

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Listen, I thought it was a joke at first. I said, there's no way. Now it's blatant. Now it's just in your face. Hi, here we are. And then I started seeing that there were more than one shows on there that were pushing the trans ideology. It just. It's so disappointing. Even in that community of what it used to be. I don't understand why it has to be such a big thing. Thing that they want to push to our children. It makes me so mad because it's like it's. The community has been hijacked, and it's like it's been made a mockery of.

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It's.

[C]

This is not what most of us.

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Want, by the way. All right? And that's coming from an openly gay man saying this. This is. This isn't it. Which is one of the reasons why I bring you on here. Let me show you another Example of this. Cut four, something that we know about you. You love to get up and dance. How about you break out those moves for your two biggest fans? All right, conservative aunt. We could have a debate about marriage between a man, a woman, whatever we want to do. But wouldn't that be for you and me to debate? For parents to talk to their kids, do they really need to broach this whole sit situation as their four year old is. Is watching? What's the name of the show? Coco Melon.

[C]

Well, that's the thing, right? Is like, parents are putting these shows on because they think their kids are just watching normal, just normal cartoon shows. And, you know, parents might not be ready to have a conversation like this. By the way, I love how they hit every single race that they possibly could. In here, they got the tutu. In there, they got the black husband, the white husband, gay guys. You know, it's like, how extra? How much do you really have to try? Listen, somebody who's been in a relationship for 15 years, something that we pride ourselves in, is one, on faith. And two, we don't do any of the public display of affection stuff because it's not my. It's not my place to make my lifestyle somebody's problem that day. And they're doing this in books, they're doing it on tv, and it's like, we're done. They're also doing this to adults, too. So I watched a movie on Netflix not too long ago, and the main character was a trans man.

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Why?

[C]

And everybody in the show was openly just calling him dude, bro, man, guy. And I'm like, it's none of those things. None of those. She's not any of those things.

[A]

Well, I wish they would talk to you about these things before they just go and throw in this stuff on tv. But you and I both know that's not gonna happen. Let me play one more for you. This is from Paranormal Park. Watch this. It's not the park. It's. It's me. I'm trans Norma. And everyone at school knows and everyone at home knows. And being here, it's like a whole new place. I can just be Barney. And I can choose if and when I tell people I've never been. So I've surveyed a few kids in my life. My son said there's no trans kids that he knows of at his inner city Dallas ISD school. My girlfriend's two daughters, they came up with one they think is trans. These are out of hundreds of children. And this is what they put on Anthony I guess I ask you, what is the goal of all of this on their behalf?

[C]

I don't know. Kids are not trans. Adults make them trans because they try to fill some type of void that they're leaving behind in their life or they're trying to be this amazing ally, which, trust me, we don't need you to ruin your kid's life to accept the LGB community and become some amazing ally. We got this. We've had it for a while. Just live your life. Leave kids out of it. We'll do the same.

[A]

It's great advice. Tell people where they can find you, brother.

[C]

Conservative ants on all platforms, including TikTok and X.

[A]

Sounds good to me. We'll see you soon. Thanks for coming on tonight.

[C]

Thanks, friend.

[A]

Thanks. Absolutely. All right, folks, the powerful link between emotional weight, physical health. It's next. And welcome back, everyone. For those of you out there that desperately try to lose weight, I have a solution for you. It's called energized health. Energized health dot com. I did it. Protocol was great. Two weeks. I lost 15 pounds and I've kept it off because it's a. It's a way of life and it changes the cells in your body. We'll talk about that in a moment. But one of the challenges of losing weight is your emotions and what food means to you and the stress in your life. And that also makes it difficult, not just the exercise and what you're eating. Watch this.

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[E]

Great to be here.

[C]

All right.

[A]

It is true. I think everyone understands people have an emotional attachment to food for whatever reason. That often, I would imagine John could be the hardest thing to break.

[E]

Well, it really is, Grant, and it's been for all of human history. So just to let everybody know, you're not alone, this started in the Garden of Eden. The first temptation in the world was what?

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Food.

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It was food. The first temptation of our Lord and savior, Jesus Christ after his 40 day fast was what it was.

[A]

Food.

[E]

So food has been an emotional connector and a temptation to step out of God's best for our life in perpetuity. No one is exempt from that temptation. And so think about it, guys. I mean, all of us, right? It's. It's like, what do we feel like eating? What do we feel like eating? So there is a huge connection to our emotions and food, and all of us have it.

[A]

Grant, let me ask you the hardest question here, and that is how does energized health and the protocol that you have with intercellular hydration help people break that emotional attachment that's so hard to break?

[E]

No, that is such a great. That's such a great question. And I am thrilled to be able to give people a real lifeline, to give you a real ray of hope that you really can break the emotional connection. So we have helped tens of thousands of people, which I would say probably 90% of people had an unhealthy emotional connection to food, but they didn't even realize it, Grant, until they went through the energized health protocol, which the 555 challenge. Guys, that's the first step. That's the first step to getting free from our unhealthy emotional ties and connections that we have with food. So we help you break it down. Some of you, the first step may be looking at, and we help you do this. In the 555 challenge. We'll look back through the lens of what happened when you were a child. Maybe your parents were divorced, There was an alcoholic in your family. There might have been some physical abuse, might have been sexual abuse. We look at what are the childhood traumas that could have happened. That was the root of that. But there's many other things. But again, we'll share all these things with you in the 555 so that you also can get your breakthrough and you can be free from that unhealthy emotional connection to food.

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This is as I listen to you talk. This is why I tell people this is a total mind, body, soul program. And the faith that you bring in all of this is really amazing, which is why it works for so many people. Let me tell people how they can find you. John Jubilee, I appreciate you coming on as always. As John mentioned, the My555 challenge is going on right now. The website is on your screen right there. Go there. And I just got an email from one of Stitchfield's army members and they said, hey, Grant, does this energized health system really work? And I responded to him, said, it worked for me. I'm not going to come on here and pitch some product that I don't believe in, some system I don't believe in, some protocol like energized health I don't believe in. It works. I sent it back and I believe he signed up. And so I'd love to hear from him to see how it's going if he's watching. All right, here's what you do. Go to my 555-challenge.com. that's my 555-challenge challenge.com register today. You will not regret it. All right. During the 250th anniversary celebration of the Navy, President Trump reminds us all why he's the best. Welcome back, everyone. Congratulations. The Naval Attack Academy with a big victory this weekend over Air Force Fitting, I guess, for its 250th anniversary. Lots of celebrations going on. President Trump paid a visit to the USS George H.W. bush, but it had a name change momentarily, at least for the day. Everybody knows this is, as you know, Navy won, by the way, for the day. Only for the day. For one day, it's Navy One. Like Air Force One. This is Navy One. Thank you. Thank you, everybody. Well, it's Navy won because President Trump, of course, was on board. Just like Air Force One, Marine One. And yesterday Navy won, I guess Saturday, Navy won. All right, folks, that's going to do it for us. Thanks so much for watching Stitchfield's Army Rolls. Don't forget to check me out on social media. Stitchfield 1776. Give me a follow Instagram, TikTok Truth Social. Big following there. We have a lot of fun. We'll see you here tomorrow night, everybody. Thanks for watching. This is an I Heart podcast.