Bruce Leavelle (5:25)

Men, but some media isn't reporting it.

Grant Stinchfield (5:30)

And it's a pattern of being silent.

Bruce Leavelle (5:33)

When the killer is black and the victim is white and loud when it's the opposite.

Grant Stinchfield (5:41)

That's a conservative influencer who talks about being a clear thinker and seeing what's really happening in the world. And all of this to me is lies by omission. It's one of the biggest crimes that the mainstream media engages in. They maybe won't tell you the lie to the face, to your face, but the way they lie to you is just by ignoring the story. Well, I want to bring in now the managing editor of News Busters over at the Media Research Center. Our good friend Curtis Hauck is back with us. Curtis, welcome to the program.

Curtis Houck (6:12)

Good to be with you, Curtis.

Grant Stinchfield (6:14)

This murder happened in the middle of August. I only just now started realizing this thanks to my conservative social media influencers over the weekend. What is wrong with the mainstream media? And am I wrong on my assessment that that it's selective when it comes to who the victim is and who the perpetrator is opting for. They'd rather have the perpetrator being white on a minority victim.

Curtis Houck (6:40)

Yeah. First of all, two bigger points. Number one, you're exactly right about bias by omission being perhaps the most sinister form of media bias because it's the stories that are buried, the stories that are not covered or under covered, that tell the public the most about what the media prioritize in terms of clinging to power. And the second point is crime, just like transgenderism is one of the issues that unites all factions of the right. We have everyone on the right from Real America's Voice to Eric Erickson today pointing this race angle out that if the roles were reversed, the media would be all over this. And you bring up the coverage as well. New York Times, it's still zero. ABC News, it took until midday. Wall Street Journal, same thing. You know, MSNBC has only covered it in context of President Trump returning from the U.S. open yesterday and being asked about it. NBC news.com, the same story as well. The broadcast networks, CBS warnings, with perhaps some pressure due to new ownership to do the right thing, covered it this morning. But now the broadcast networks, just a few minutes ago, two of the three, ABC and NBC had full stories only because President Trump dragged and shamed them into covering it. But I think it doesn't defeat the purpose of bias by admission. It shows the depravity in which they lack new judgment. They're only doing it because Donald Trump says something about it and now we can spin it and politicize it and all the rest.

Grant Stinchfield (8:12)

Let me show you when the media does cover this, how they do it. So Axios, which we know is a left leaning, is probably kind on this axios, their headline cut 18 reads quote, stabbing fuels. We have it. Yes, stabbing video fuels MAGA crime message. I'm writing a message here not because I'm trying to relate to my MAGA crowd. I'm actually trying to wake up those on the left and city leaders who are responsible for the craziness. But that's their story on this. Not the story of failed policies at a homeless level and a crime level that somehow MAGA is weaponizing this story.

Curtis Houck (8:55)

Yeah, it's always, yeah, the MAGA Republicans pounce. It's the old adage there. I'll add one more. The Times of London, one of the major newspapers over there. Murder of Ukrainian refugee in US ignites Roe over race. Excuse me, CNN's Chief Intelligence and law enforcement analyst John Miller, the guy who said we may never know the motive of the Minneapolis Catholic Church shooter today, this afternoon when asked about it, he essentially told Brianna Keiller is because of mental health care, North Carolina ranks last in terms of government tax dollars to support mental health. Well, I think if you've been arrested 14 times, it doesn't matter whether you're mentally ill or not, you deserve to be thrown away.

Grant Stinchfield (9:36)

You mentioned John Miller. Here's the shame of this guy. I actually grew up watching John Miller when he worked for abc, the local news station in New York, when he was literally exposing the mob. And truthfully, he did great work as a young man. I mean, he was great, but he's drank the Kool Aid. Listen to this soundbite from John Miller who works at cnn. Now.

Bruce Leavelle (10:01)

This is not one of those cities that is asleep at the switch on crime. What this is, is a terribly tragic, dramatic, terrible event captured on video which is being magnified to to send a certain message.

Grant Stinchfield (10:19)

Which is being magnified to send a message again. It all comes back to os evil Republicans for trying to call attention to this. Even the mayor of Charlotte got mad at us for calling attention to this crime. Curtis.

Curtis Houck (10:31)

Yeah, yeah. Oh, we're mad. Just things happen. It's like the price of life, I guess it's the price you pay for living in a big city. That's the argument I've been hearing from all the white libs in Washington about why president's wrong to crack down on crime in Washington D.C. and the second thing is I'm old enough to remember Grant when the left was all about transparency. We need body cameras. We need cameras everywhere. During the summer of love in 2020 after George Floyd are like we against cameras now. I guess because too much transparency is proving facts to be stubborn.

Grant Stinchfield (11:08)

That was literally the point in Axios that there's too many cameras now. And this makes it so easy for us to spread the video. It is called TR Transparency. It is what Newsbusters and the Media Research center is all about. Same with us here at Real America's Voice. Curtis Hauck, as always, thank you for coming on tonight.

Curtis Houck (11:25)

No problem, my friend. Talk soon.

Grant Stinchfield (11:27)

Absolutely. You want another example of total Democrat lunacy? This one. We have to go north of the border. This is an example of protect the criminals at all cost. So apparently Democrats want to make criminals out of the law abiding. We see this in the United States, especially when it comes to gun use. Apparently in a suburb outside of Toronto, a man is a Victim of a home invasion. The home invaders come into his house while the man grabs a kitchen knife and he stabs the home invader, trying to stop him before he hurts him or his family. And do you know what the police do? They charge the homeowner. You got a guy coming into your house, you grab a kitchen knife to defend yourself, and you're going to charge the homeowner for, quote, assault. I mean, it is beyond belief. And here's the message that the police chief sends to all of the people that he is sworn to protect. In the unlikely event that you find yourself the victim of a home invasion. We are urging citizens not to take matters into their own hands. While we don't want homeowners to feel powerless, we urge you to call 911 and do everything you can to keep yourself and loved ones safe until police arrive and be the best witness possible. As it stands, we know the best defense for most people is to comply. As you've just heard a number of safety recommendations, the best defense sometimes can be to comply, but it also sometimes can be fight like the dickens. Sometimes it can be flee out the back door. Every situation is different. But if a homeowner makes a decision that the best decision for him and his family is to fight and use potential deadly force to stop an intruder, that should be every homeowner's right. Be the best witness you can be. Call 91 1. Do you know it took police four and a half minutes to get to that house? Now, that sounds like a pretty quick response time. You know, a boxing match, one round is three minutes long. You know how long that is? That's one and a half rounds of, I don't know, Mike Tyson beating the crap out of you before police get there. That's not going to work for me. Not going to work for me at my house, which is why I have guns everywhere, not accessible to unauthorized users. And I though, am trained in the use of these firearms. It's what I want. For every homeowner who wants to get trained with firearms, have them accessible so you can stop an intruder. The problem is if you live in Canada, you're going to get arrested and be the best witness you can be. What, the witness to your own murder? How are you going to testify from the grave? Mr. Police Officer? This is Pierre Poiliev. Who. Great conservative in Canada. This is what he had to say about it. People have a right to defend their home. Your home is your castle. Someone comes into your house and threatens your family, you should have the right to Take force against them to defend your family. That's what conservatives propose with the Stand On Guard act. And that is what we will fight for in this fall session. Nice term there. Stand our guard act, we call it. Stand your ground. In Texas, we have what we call a castle law. Our home is our castle and we can defend it with deadly force. It's what every state should have. Some states have a duty to retreat law, meaning you have to go out the back door. What if that's not possible? You're going to start charging American citizens? Quite possibly, that's the case. We've seen it happen with radical district attorneys around this country. The reason I play this for you is as a warning. They want to do away with the Second Amendment here in the United States. They don't have one, by the way, a second Amendment in Canada. They don't have the rights that we have in America. This is Premier Doug Ford, virtually the governor of Ontario is what he amounts to. Watch. If you have a gun and you're a hunter and someone's coming into your house to kill your family, they're gonna. They're gonna defend their family and they should be exempt. You're, you know, go to root cause it's not them coming into the house. It's ridiculous. You know something? I have, I have a saying for the folks that are defending their homes. I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6. And unfortunately, my friend Aleem is gonna be carried by six. It is a good saying. The bottom line is, though, it should never get to the point of having to be judged by 12. Common sense tells you guys coming into your house to do harm to you and your family, you have a right to use deadly force against that individual. I don't care what the law is. You come through that door in my house unwelcome, you will be soon carried by six. And that is an absolute promise. Okay, Turning now to Democrat obstruction. This has been something else in Washington, D.C. the Democrats, by the way, you see the theme here. They're literally reeling. Okay? Normally, presidential nominees are confirmed in a fairly quick order. Often procedural votes are taken. Often voice votes are taken. And they can move through these presidential nominees in a fairly quick fashion. Even Republicans for Joe Biden helped move through many of his nominees. Chuck Schumer is delaying like you wouldn't believe. Well, John Thune said he's had enough of it. As early as Thursday, we could see rule changes. They call it the nuclear option to push through many of President Trump's nominees. Here's John Thune, the senator. We are where we are right now because of the Democrat obstruction, which is historic and unprecedented. We have never seen a time where the opposition party has literally blocked and forced the president and his team and us. Here is the majority in the Senate to go through all the machinations of trying to get a nominee across the finish line. What the Democrats under the leadership of Chuck Schumer are doing are literally clogging the system with parliamentary trickery. That's all it is. I'm bringing in now longtime senior adviser to President Donald J. Trump. He is a personal friend of mine. Bruce Leavelle is with me. Bruce, it's great to have you on.

Bruce Leavelle (18:10)

Yeah, thanks for having me, Grant.

Grant Stinchfield (18:12)

Well, Bruce, in Washington, this is a big deal what John Thune is doing. I don't actually think it is, but it needs to be done, and that is to start moving some of these, these nominees through, whether Democrats like it or not. Bruce, your thoughts?

Bruce Leavelle (18:25)

Well, yeah, thanks for having me. My thoughts, you know, we got to do something and really, in all fairness for both sides of the aisle and expediting our nominees, our appointees to, so we can get our government, our team up and going expeditiously. And we need that desperately. Every election cycle is the same thing. And unfortunately, if you recall, in the first administration, you know, we were like 40 plus percent where we didn't have a lot of our folks. A lot of people just gave up, and that's what they're trying to do. And it does such a disservice to the American people, and it's just not right. So hopefully they'll get some resolution to change. Yeah, alter the rules, make it more faster and efficient.

Grant Stinchfield (19:07)

You worked in the last Trump administration. When you have empty desks at leadership positions, to me, you're taking away from the mandate the American people gave President Trump to lead and govern as he sees fit. He's got, there's empty desks throughout every agency across this government now, isn't there? Yeah.

Bruce Leavelle (19:28)

Well, you know, another thing, too, you got to remember, respectfully, some of the, the career folks, if you might say that, you know, slow walk, take your good time. I know my background took months and I'm easy to vet. You know, I really am. You know, and you often wonder, like, gosh, are they taking their time because I'm a, quote, Trump supporter, you know.

Grant Stinchfield (19:49)

So you scratch your head.

Bruce Leavelle (19:50)

You, you not, you don't want to think it's that way, that our own very government agencies are weaponizing it. But with all the Stuff that's been going on the last several years against President Trump. You have to wonder, Grant, is this part of. Is this part of the culprit? And that's why earlier on, we did a lot of our own personal background preliminaries to hurry up and expedite people way back when President Trump won in December as well as November. So we could fast track a lot of our quit, which was a lot better, you know, from last time. But come on now, we still have ambassadors all the way here. We are almost in October, and we have key ambassadorship positions that need to be filled and some other things that haven't gone so well for some other appointees, and it's not right. And it just really harms the American people.

Grant Stinchfield (20:37)

At the end of the day, Bruce, when you don't have ambassadorships that are being filled, that then I believe poses a national security risk. Because we've got to have somebody working with these other countries, our allies, even our enemies, working for the free flow of communication between nations. National security risk. Now, you would think the Democrats would say, oh, well, we're just trying to vet. We want to make sure the right people. And no, Chuck Schumer readily admits what he's doing. Listen to this, Bruce. So John Thune goes up on the floor crying almost, and he says, schumer has done something unprecedented. He has. He has not given us a single pass on one of the nominees that we have done. Zero. It says in his big chart. I said, you're damn straight. Historically bad nominees need a historic response. And so we did. We blocked them all. And they were frustrated. We blocked them all. He says, bruce, I give you the last word.

Bruce Leavelle (21:38)

He will reap what he sows and many others for the dirty dealings that you have put upon this nation. Chuck Schumer and many others that have done dirty deeds against this great nation. You will reap what you sow. That's my last words on that Grant. So hopefully, look, there is a God and they will prevail. You know, they don't like ugly. And I'm praying that this will. The goodness will prevail.

Grant Stinchfield (22:03)

Reap what you sow. Karma is a witch with a B. And what comes around goes around. So all those Chuck Schumer, take note.

Bruce Leavelle (22:14)

Hey, I was kind of hoping you showed that sheriff about when you invade the county, my other place down in Florida, if you invade that house, what he said on that press conference about go call the corner and come get the body up, we'll come help you drag him out with you.

Grant Stinchfield (22:30)

That's right. Well, look, as another great sheriff says in Florida says, if somebody comes into your house, you put so many holes through them you can read a newspaper through. That's how he trains people. Bruce Lavelle, thank you for coming on as always. Absolutely. It's always good to see you. By the way, it was Grady Judd down in his Pinellas County, I think Pinellas County, Florida. He always has some doozies about, you know, conservatives and their guns and law abiding citizens. All right, folks, listen. When inflation jumps and you hear the national Debt is over $37 trillion, do you ever think maybe now would be a good time to buy some good gold? Well, you should. Whether as a hedge against inflation, peace of mind during global instability, or just sensible diversification. Birch Gold Group believes every American should own physical gold. And from now until September 30, Birch Gold is offering a rebate of up to $10,000 in free metals for first time buyers. To claim eligibility and start the process, request an info kit now. Just text America to the number 989-898. Plus Birch Gold can help you roll an existing IRA or 401K into an IRA in gold and you are still eligible for rebates in free metals up to $10,000. Claim your eligibility and get your free info kit. Text America to the number 989-898. All right, a big win for President Trump as SCOTUS rules that ICE raids can continue in Los Angeles. We get into that next. Welcome back, everyone. So today starts the trial of Ryan Ruth. Ryan Ruth is the man accused of plotting to assassinate President Trump at his West Palm beach golf course. You remember he was allegedly hiding in the bushes and agents go after him, end up capturing him before he can do President Trump any harm. That's Ryan Routh on your screen, if you can believe it. Ryan Routh wants to represent himself during trial. I'm going to tell him not that I care about giving him any advice. This is a really bad idea for you, Ryan Routh. And I don't think it's going to go well in court filings. He's already challenged President Trump to a golf match and a bunch of other wacky court filings out of this. This is one of the court reporters for News Nation. Well, I think this is going to be more like the court jester in court. He doesn't understand the law. He's facing life in prison, such serious charges and, you know, there is no way he understands the law enough to.

Curtis Houck (25:20)

Be be able to appropriately defend Himself.

Grant Stinchfield (25:23)

All right, so what is he planning on asking jurors this, According to Fox News, who saw some of the requests for questioning. Here's how it reads. During jury selection, Ruth asked potential jurors their views on the war in Gaza, their position on the US Potentially acquiring Greenland, as the president has floated, and how they would act if they were driving and spotting a turtle in the middle of the road. Well, I clearly would save the turtle because that's a compassionate thing to do. Um, I guess he's trying to figure out whether the person is pro Trump and whether or not they're compassionate. Either way, this is going to turn out to be a disaster for this guy. Um, here's what's not a disaster for President Trump. The Supreme Court. President Trump has set this up as his last defense, and it is holding strong for President Trump. I think we're currently undefeated when it comes to cases that the left has brought against President Trump. This one, they wanted to stop the ICE raids going on in Los Angeles. The Supreme Court ruled. No, absolutely not. They can continue. The majority writing this, and I quote, to be clear, this is from Justice Kavanaugh. To be clear, apparently ethnicity alone cannot furnish reasonable suspicion under this court's case law regarding immigration stops. However, it can be a relevant factor when considered, along with other salient factors, meaning if you're going after illegal aliens from south of the border, you know they're not going to look like me for the most part. Now, if you're going after a Cuban in Miami, maybe could look like me, but not typically looking like me from Venezuela or Guatemala. Now, you have to have other factors as well. As Bill asale, the acting U.S. attorney in Los Angeles, spelled out, it's such an obvious statement and position. We've been enforcing immigration laws for over.

J.J. Carroll (27:25)

100 years here in the United States. And this is what we've been saying all along. Our officers do not target people based on race.

Grant Stinchfield (27:32)

They use what's called reasonable suspicion, and.

J.J. Carroll (27:34)

That includes work sites. It includes other types of activities that they see.

Grant Stinchfield (27:39)

Like if people are fleeing when they.

J.J. Carroll (27:40)

See an ICE agent.

Grant Stinchfield (27:43)

Or other evidence, like you come into a home to do a welfare check on one of these trafficked children, and you start to ID people and realize they're not here legally. All of that well within the bounds of what ICE agents are doing. I want to bring in now former deputy Border Patrol agent in charge and author of the book Treason. JJ Carroll is back with us. Jj, it's great to have you on.

J.J. Carroll (28:09)

Thank you for having me back. We're getting our. We're clawing ourself out of the Twilight Zone, piece by piece through the Supreme Court. It's pretty great.

Grant Stinchfield (28:17)

Well, it's amazing, jj, because you have all of these radical judges trying to enact their own law, not paying any attention to the Constitution to stop President Trump from taking America back and making it great again. But they're losing at the Supreme Court. How important is this ruling, J.J. well.

J.J. Carroll (28:37)

I want to say it's very important, but I want to stop for a second and let your audience understand everything that they are arguing has already been argued in court. I learned about this in 1997 when I was in the United States Border Patrol Academy. I do not. Being a Border Patrol agent and ICE officer, we do not need regional specific suspicion to stop you and to talk to you. All we need is mere suspicion. And then we bring our articulable flags together and we go, oh, you're illegal alien, you're under arrest. So this idea that the lower courts are using stupidity to try to get and having to take it all the way to the Supreme Court, for them to come back down and say, listen, a below average judge would know this. On immigration law, Border Patrol and ICE needs mere suspicion. And you're putting all these obstacles, we've already gone through this decades ago. Why are you not following the law? And you're either grossly ignorant or you're corrupt or maybe a little bit of both.

Grant Stinchfield (29:37)

Well, let me give you the left's response to this. All right? And play. This is a California Democrat. Assembly woman cut 12. As we got word of Donald Trump's Supreme Court judges who just made it legal for masked men to snatch innocent people off the streets. Moms, moms and dads on their way to work who are ending up losing their children. Trump's war on immigrants was never about safety. This confirms was always about racism. JJ apparently she has not seen the list of the very violent felons that Donald Trump and the ICE agents have taken off the street. From sex trafficking to drug dealing to murder, you name it, it's awful. What is she talking about?

J.J. Carroll (30:32)

J.J. grant, is that real? Is that a spoof? Did you just play that just to try to get me? Is that a real person? It's unreal.

Grant Stinchfield (30:41)

It's real, my man. And it comes from California, so go figure.

J.J. Carroll (30:45)

I lived there for 24 years. I know the stupidity rules. No, Donald Trump is taking rapists, murders, pedophiles off the street. If you're legally here or you're a U.S. citizen, you have nothing to fear. I've gone. I did this for 24 years. I roll up on people. They pull out their immigration naturalization document or their immigration documents. I go, hey, that's great. Have a great day. And we're all happy. But the moment I drive up and I see people running, I go. Well, I would have to assume they're illegal aliens. I'm going to go arrest them. The idea that border patrol agents and ICE officers are randomly just snatching moms and dads that are US citizens and taking them out into Mars on a spaceship is absurd. And to listen to squeaky Minnie Mouse there, that's all you need to know. We're ruled by the dumbest people on planet Earth. That's who we're representing. How do we get here, Grant? Honestly?

Grant Stinchfield (31:36)

Well, blind liberal zombie ism. And so many of them exist in America today that blind blindly follow their Democrat leaders. And that's how they got the leadership they got in California. We've got some of them from many states in Washington D.C. but listen, this is a whole different ballgame, JJ. You and I were the complete opposite of that Stitchfield's army out there. We're headed in the right direction at least. It's always good to see you.

J.J. Carroll (32:00)

Okay, thanks for your time, Grant.

Grant Stinchfield (32:03)

Absolutely. Thank you. And don't forget to check out JJ's book, Treason. Actually, it's really is worth the read. All right, folks. A toy company is taking advantage of the Malibu fires and plans to reap huge profits with AI Generated houses. Well, it's actually the founders of the toy company AI Generated Houses. What's going on? Oh, you want to guess where these houses are built? That is next. But first, don't miss the revelation. Rebels and Rogues Outlaws tour. Here's a preview.

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Grant Stinchfield (33:45)

Welcome back, everyone. We continue to cover the devastation caused by those fires back in January out in Los Angeles. Angeles. This story specifically relates to Malibu. Apparently two New Zealand billionaires are scooping up property in Malibu, that very, very valuable beachfront property, the tune of $65 million. Nick and Matt Moy, I believe is how you say their names. They're like founded toy companies and all kinds of stuff. Well, they plan to build AI generated homes and these homes are going to be assembled. Come on, you could put it up, guys. There you go. These homes are going to be assembled in China. Now why? And apparently at a fraction of the cost. How do I know about this? Well, Tyler Neal is a Los Angeles based Realtor and I saw this post on Instagram.

Tyler Neal (34:45)

About a hundred thousand dollars to produce and ship, then sell for a projected 10 to 30 million dollars.

Bruce Leavelle (34:51)

But the Mowbray brothers aren't just looking.

Tyler Neal (34:52)

To make a quick buck. If these AI homes work in Malibu, they plan to build them in cities across the U.S. europe and Asia. Making AI homes a global mainstream solution, not just for luxury communities, but for middle class neighborhoods as well.

Grant Stinchfield (35:07)

But they're really cheap to produce and in Malibu they could sell them for multi million, I mean tens of millions of dollars dollars in profit. I want to bring in now the gentleman you just saw there on that Instagram post, La Realtor Tyler Neal is with us. Tyler, welcome to the program.

Tyler Neal (35:24)

Thank you very much. I appreciate you having me, Grant. I'm excited to be here.

Grant Stinchfield (35:28)

Well, I'm excited to have you on. When I saw this, I said, okay, there's so many angles here. You got the China angle coming in here, you got foreign billionaires coming in. And then it all comes together. And then of course, the poor people of Malibu and the Palisades and all of these areas that are still recovering from this. What do you make of this story and are there any, anything of it that concerns you here, Tyler?

Tyler Neal (35:54)

Oh, yeah, there are definitely legitimate concerns, but there's also silver lining and reason for optimism and even to be excited. You know, these devastating fires were, were traumatic in Los Angeles, across L. A, Most of all for the homeowners, of course. However, they do present an opportunity for home builders to rethink and get creative about how the home construction process works. And perhaps at the forefront of that rethinking is these brothers. The Mowbray brothers at Zuru made their money building, or rather selling toys out of New Zealand and have built or Put together the largest factory in the world in China. And from that factory they are going to construct homes that are modular, customizable, completely individual. They're talking about building a home in a matter of a couple of weeks at a fraction of the cost that it would on the current market. In terms of home construction, they're looking at less than 10% to construct a single home.

Grant Stinchfield (37:11)

All right, less than 10% the cost to construct a home, building it in China, bring it over here then compared to in California, I mean are you talking profits of 1020? Because on the Malibu coast, I mean what would these homes be projected to sell for? Tens of millions of dollars, right?

Tyler Neal (37:29)

Millions of dollars, Grant? Absolutely. This is the top high, high end of the ultra luxury market in Los Angeles. The most expensive home in California state history was purchased in 2023 by Jay Z and Beyonce for 200 million right there on Billionaires beach in Malibu. That's where these lots are that the Mowbray brothers have bought. They've currently bought nine of them. They're planning to buy several more. They've spent 65 million on these burn lots and they're all lots that are now vacant due to the devastating fires from in January, from the Palisades fires that came down the hill and over the pch.

Grant Stinchfield (38:13)

Of course, you know, one of the things that concerns me is I feel like we have this whitewashing of America where everything now all of a sudden everything's gonna be AI generated and no creativity goes into it. Where's the great architects of the world? And, and you know, I love watching LA real estate shows, Tyler. And you see the most beautiful homes worth thought goes into it. And then we're get China building them. Can't we build them on US soil? I mean there's got to be a place we could build them here if we're going to do that.

Tyler Neal (38:41)

Your thought you would think so, Grant, that's a very valid point you bring up, but I want to remind you I mentioned earlier, these Mowbray brothers, they've built the largest factory, literally the largest factory in the world. I believe I read it seven acres in size. That's the factory where robots essentially will be building these homes. And by the way, the homes are designed with AI and the AI uses building codes that are local to Malibu or wherever they might be building the home for because they're not talking about just Malibu. These homes are going to be built in the long term across the US in cities from LA to New York to Chicago, et cetera. And sure, it can be concerning, but one thing I mentioned earlier, Grant, that I'll say again is that this is an opportunity to rethink the home building process. We do have a housing crisis in America. So I have to take my hat off to the Mowbray brothers who are thinking in a new way, thinking about revolutionizing and disrupting this industry.

Grant Stinchfield (39:52)

And Lord knows the rebuilding is taking a very long time out there with all the red tape you gotta go through to get permits and all of those. So we'll see how this goes. I don't know. I Scarcity, man. I so worried. The downfall of society. They're going to have robots putting these things up. You're not going to need a worker to put them up. They're going to have robots building these houses in your front yard. Tyler, Neal, thank you. And I hope, I hope I get to see you again and come on soon. Thanks.

John Jubilee (40:18)

My pleasure.

Tyler Neal (40:18)

I hope so too.

Grant Stinchfield (40:19)

Grant.

Tyler Neal (40:19)

Thank you so much.

Grant Stinchfield (40:21)

Absolutely. All right, folks, we will be back in a moment. But this Thursday, I cannot believe it's 25 years since 9 11. Well, real America's Voice will be airing a very powerful 911 special. Check out this preview.

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Grant Stinchfield (41:43)

Welcome back, everyone. I know all of you, you look at me and say, man, Stitchfield, how have you gotten in such great shape? And honestly, energized health has saved me. I mean, I lost £15 in two weeks on the energized health protocol. Getting hydrated at a cellular level has changed every single body measurement I have. Testosterone is up, blood pressure is down. Everything going in the right direction. You can take advantage of this. Watch this. I just completed 400 ads. That's four rounds. So you said building a house, but I don't want to live in a little shack. I want to live in The Taj Mahal. 122 pounds of fat loss. So hold on.

Curtis Houck (42:23)

What did you start at?

Grant Stinchfield (42:25)

307 pounds. Now I'm at, like, 185. 2.1% skeletal muscle. All the skin is tightening up. That's the beautiful thing. The science is really legit. To just follow the program scientifically. You can't fail. It's just impossible.

John Jubilee (42:44)

So you could live in a shack, or you could build a beautiful cathedral or Taj Mahal.

Grant Stinchfield (42:52)

That is a lot of weight to lose. And his skin is tight. That is amazing. I want to bring in now the founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee is back with us. John, welcome to the program.

John Jubilee (43:02)

Hey, Grant, come on, man. If that doesn't fire you up, I don't know what will happen.

Grant Stinchfield (43:07)

John, how does he not need surgery to take away all the skin that people, you know, end up having after they lose so much weight?

John Jubilee (43:16)

Well, that's a great question. And I'm sure, you know, a lot of the people watching, you know, used to watch these extreme weight loss programs, Biggest Loser, and. And those guys were so excited, Grant, that if they lost 100 pounds, they'd qualify to get the skin surgeries. Like, seven skin surgeries. They're chopping off 20, 30 pounds of skin off of these people. So sad. And it's because, Grant, they lost their healthy hydration, they lost their lean muscle, they destroyed their metabolisms. And by the way, even the New York Times reported that about that TV show, by the way. But when you do the energized health protocol, you're gaining healthy hydration, you're gaining lean skeletal muscle, and that's why your skin just tightens up like shrink wrap. Super healthy. That's the right way to transform.

Grant Stinchfield (44:05)

And you talk a lot about getting hydrated at a cellular level, which appears to be the key for all of these measurements that we see moving in the right direction, whether it's fat loss, down, muscle mass going up, and all of those things. It's the cellular hydration. Explain that.

John Jubilee (44:25)

Well, look, we are created to be mostly water. We're created to be mostly water. But all of us, we go to a doctor, and, you know, they might measure our blood sugar. They'll measure our cholesterol, they'll measure our blood pressure. They don't even measure the number one most important health marker, how hydrated am I? So, men, we should be 60%. Ladies, you should be 55% intracellular hydration. Now, if you don't know what that number is, I just want to encourage you today. You need to find that out. That is your number One most important health metric. It's more important than your blood pressure. It's more important than your A1C. It's more important than your cholesterol triglycerides. It is your number one most important health metric. You've got to know. And at Energized Health, we actually will FedEx you a device, by the way, and I'm talking, Guys, for 100 bucks, $99, we'll FedEx you a device, let you get your health measurements in line, give you a free consultation call. It's free with one of our certified health experts. So you can find out what is my cellular hydration and what do I need to do to optimize my personal health at the cellular level?

Grant Stinchfield (45:38)

Well, I have the app to that device on my phone, and I use it literally every day. You and the folks over at Energized Health sent it to me. I went through the protocol, the coaching, the help that you have along the way from the daily videos, weekly videos, zoom calls, coaching, you name it, it's there for me. You can't not succeed. Real quick, John, what's the success rate again?

John Jubilee (46:05)

99.1%. 99.1. And guys, listen, you. You can have your best health for the rest of your life, but you just have to take one simple action step. Go log on, watch a short masterclass with Chelsea and I. And my wife is so fun, guys. She makes science entertaining. And then just do a free breakthrough call. We have no salespeople. No one's going to try to sell you anything. They're just going to help you.

Grant Stinchfield (46:32)

Well, they sure do, John. Jubilee, let me tell people exactly how they go and do all of those things. Super easy. Just go to energized health.com that's energized health dot com. Make sure you watch that free masterclass he's talking about to learn about how cellular hydration can help you lose fat, tightening skin, and reset your metabolism for good. That's Energized health dot com. All right, our buddy Raheem Kassam over at the National Pulse had a run in with the law. Is this true? What's next? So Raheem Kassam over the National Pulse, a regular figure on Real America's Voice, owns a bar in Washington, D.C. called Butterworth's. Protesters showed up there. Watch what happened.

Bruce Leavelle (47:25)

But they put a little message out to their group chat, and they actually started to attract a lot more attention. Here you see the police rolling up and doing absolutely nothing. You'll see in a second that when somebody tries to counter protest them, they don't actually the police don't allow them the same free speech that they allow these far left paid protesters. So they are allowed. These far left paid protesters are allowed free speech, but apparently I'm not.

Grant Stinchfield (47:49)

That's the hypocrisy of living in a left wing city like Washington, D.C. president Trump's trying to change things. Raheem Kassam's doing a good job of changing things too. That's going to do. This is an iHeart podcast.