Best Podcast Episodes About Eric Bolling
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 28 episodes
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“… imminent because of all the media attention. His reasoning for the sudden dismissal comes in part because the president believes Bondi tipped off Eric Swalwell.”
“… her time leading the agency was over. She was unhappy and tried to change his mind, said the source. However, the president told her she was fired and that an announcement would be made shortly. The announcement is set to be made on Friday, but is now imminent because of all the media attention. His reasoning for the sudden dismissal comes in part because the president believes Bondi tipped off Eric Swalwell.”
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In a dramatic White House showdown, President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, accusing her of an 'unforgivable offense' just before a major speech. Bondi's controversial handling of the Epstein case and her desire for media attention led to her downfall, as Trump believed she had betrayed his trust. This incident highlights the precarious nature of loyalty in Trump's administration and the consequences of poor advice.
“… have to? The minute we pull out, I pretty much would bet that NATO and some of the other countries, maybe India, would get that straight opened. Eric, where do we go to keep up with you before the 4 o'clock show? You'll be at 4 o'clock. Hopefully, we'll do a transition today to the 5. Where do people go? So much news going on in the oil markets. Steve, you can add Eric Bolling across social media, Eric Bolling, The Edge on YouTube. That's a different type of show, no politics. But always, you know, the handoff between four and five is great. And right here, we're breaking some ground, Steve. …”
“… right now. Now, smartest move was like, you know what? You're way more sensitive. Your economies are way more sensitive to the Strait of Hormuz than ours is. It's all yours. So why would they? Why would they spend treasure and blood when they don't have to? The minute we pull out, I pretty much would bet that NATO and some of the other countries, maybe India, would get that straight opened. Eric, where do we go to keep up with you before the 4 o'clock show? You'll be at 4 o'clock. Hopefully, we'll do a transition today to the 5. Where do people go? So much news going on in the oil markets. Steve, you can add Eric Bolling across social media, Eric Bolling, The Edge on YouTube. That's a different type of show, no politics. But always, you know, the handoff between four and five is great. And right here, we're breaking some ground, Steve. If you look back, some of the things that we've been talking about over the past 30-some days have actually come to fruition as we go forward. Eric, thank you so much. Brandon Weikert, you've been on fire recently. We're seeing you everywhere. Our audience loves you. Where do people track you? Some of them love me, but they can track me at …”
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The U.S. might be playing right into Iran's hands by allowing them to control the Strait of Hormuz, which is vital for global oil supply. As tensions rise, experts warn that a misstep could lead to a catastrophic escalation of conflict, recalling past failures in U.S. military strategy. With a potential withdrawal on the horizon, the stakes are higher than ever.
“… really hard to predict what your future expenses are going to look like, especially with inflation, something else you really should consider. But Eric, you're a smart guy. I'm sure you can figure out all those inflation assumptions, two, two and a half, 3%, whatever. If I were in your shoes, I would pause on those tax advantage retirement contributions. I'd let that grow. And then I would really start to beef up the taxable brokerage account contributions. And I'd ensure that the taxable brokerage account is invested very normally, right? Don't go YOLO this stuff into option contracts or …”
“what amount of money will I need to bridge the gap between 50 years old and 60 years old, or even 50 years old and 65 years old, depending on what assumption you want to use there. It's really hard to predict what your future expenses are going to look like, especially with inflation, something else you really should consider. But Eric, you're a smart guy. I'm sure you can figure out all those inflation assumptions, two, two and a half, 3%, whatever. If I were in your shoes, I would pause on those tax advantage retirement contributions. I'd let that grow. And then I would really start to beef up the taxable brokerage account contributions. And I'd ensure that the taxable brokerage account is invested very normally, right? Don't go YOLO this stuff into option contracts or leveraged ETFs or crazy things because this money very much has a purpose of bridging you between the age of 50 and 60 throughout early retirement, which means you need this invested into some index funds and ETFs that are going to go up by 7, 8, 9, 10, 12% over a long period of time. So here's the other question I think we should kind of delve into, …”
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By age 50, Eric could have $1.1 million for early retirement, thanks to smart investment strategies. Instead of maxing out tax-advantaged accounts, diversifying his taxable brokerage account could set him up for financial freedom. With a balanced approach, he can build a robust nest egg while exploring other investment opportunities.
“While cleaning, Eric sniffs a customer who we only see from behind and is a redhead. So I assumed it was Maitland. No, no, no. What I do is I looked. So if I went back and watch it, I walk past her. I see something on her shoulder and I spit clean it. I know on her shoulder. But we only we don't see her face until the very end when she turns at you. Yeah. But it's a redheaded woman that you're doing your spit cleaning. And so I'm like, oh, it's Rachel. No. And then …”
“While cleaning, Eric sniffs a customer who we only see from behind and is a redhead. So I assumed it was Maitland. No, no, no. What I do is I looked. So if I went back and watch it, I walk past her. I see something on her shoulder and I spit clean it. I know on her shoulder. But we only we don't see her face until the very end when she turns at you. Yeah. But it's a redheaded woman that you're doing your spit cleaning. And so I'm like, oh, it's Rachel. No. And then it not Rachel Did you discover this in rehearsal I sure Yeah Yeah And I sure I went up to her and said excuse me can I can I spit something off of your shoulder kind of thing Yeah there no way they were like Eric is spit cleaning a background actors No, right. He sniffs a customer. OK, so you you wipe her down and then notice something on the …”
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In the TGI show episode 'The Provider', Eric discovers a lucky penny, leading to a comedic exchange with his friend Jack and a flirtatious interaction with Rachel. As Eric's excitement builds, he humorously misinterprets Rachel's interest, showcasing the show's playful take on superstitions and character dynamics. This segment highlights the absurdity of Eric's luck and the exaggerated reactions that define the show's humor.
“Eric Swalwell, a man best known for two things. Farting with Chris Matthews on MSNBC. Can we get the clip? I don't think we were gonna play it today, but let's just add it in. Why not? And also banging a Chinese spy. He had sexual relations with a Chinese spy. Those are the main two things he's known for. Also ran for president, polled at zero, dropped out after the first debate. He is now threatening legal action against the FBI. Listen to this …”
“Eric Swalwell, a man best known for two things. Farting with Chris Matthews on MSNBC. Can we get the clip? I don't think we were gonna play it today, but let's just add it in. Why not? And also banging a Chinese spy. He had sexual relations with a Chinese spy. Those are the main two things he's known for. Also ran for president, polled at zero, dropped out after the first debate. He is now threatening legal action against the FBI. Listen to this from Fox. Representative Eric Swalwell is threatening legal action against the FBI as it reportedly considers releasing potentially damaging files just weeks before he faces voters in California's wide open gubernatorial race. Lawyers for Swalwell sent a cease and desist letter to FBI Director Cash Patel, warning the bureau would violate federal …”
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Eric Swalwell is threatening legal action against the FBI as they consider releasing damaging files about his past relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. This comes just weeks before his gubernatorial campaign in California, raising questions about his fitness for office. The FBI has dismissed claims of political motives, but Swalwell's history with espionage raises serious concerns.
“… shoes, see their perspective, you know, come back with what I think are like rational arguments. to express my own. And you know I think pre the American people were also got really fed up too of feeling like they were lied to by their government when it came to wars with Iraq or with Afghanistan I mean I sorry but for 20 years we kept being told that we were like winning hearts and minds and that things were working you know when realistically no they weren at all But now it's just the lies seem so much more in your face. But this is such an important point. And, you know, you're right. Let …”
“… that this war is happening for the right reasons because they're afraid of Iran getting a nuclear weapon. Right. And I'm always just trying to think of like, how do I have a reasonable conversation where I'm really trying to put myself into their shoes, see their perspective, you know, come back with what I think are like rational arguments. to express my own. And you know I think pre the American people were also got really fed up too of feeling like they were lied to by their government when it came to wars with Iraq or with Afghanistan I mean I sorry but for 20 years we kept being told that we were like winning hearts and minds and that things were working you know when realistically no they weren at all But now it's just the lies seem so much more in your face. But this is such an important point. And, you know, you're right. Let us try to inhabit someone who might support this or support a tougher policy with Iran. When the last operation at Midnight Hammer, the last war with Iran, the 12-day war, whatever you want to call it, when we bombed Iran's nuclear program last year, I could have a sincere policy difference, right? I could say, okay, I guess I understand, even if I …”
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The ongoing military strategy regarding Iran lacks a clear purpose, leaving both supporters and skeptics confused. As tensions escalate and troop deployments increase, the stakes are high, with real lives on the line and no consensus on the war's objectives. This uncertainty raises critical questions about the true motives behind U.S. actions in the region.
“… it is somewhere between 80,000 to 90,000 U.S. dollars. It would not have happened if it had not been for this unprecedented period, basically Pax Americana, and then turbocharged by the reform and opening of China for decades. It has been unprecedented. It has been great for many of us. In fact, I will say for all of us, if you look back 80 years. But now, whether you like it or not, objectively, this period has ended. Basically, the underwriter of this world order has now become a revisionist power, and some people would even say a disruptor. But the larger point is that the erosion of norms, …”
“… who were non-communists who ran open economies, who provided first world infrastructure together with a hardworking disciplined people, we had unprecedented opportunities. The story of Singapore with a per capita GDP of 500 U.S. dollars in 1965, now it is somewhere between 80,000 to 90,000 U.S. dollars. It would not have happened if it had not been for this unprecedented period, basically Pax Americana, and then turbocharged by the reform and opening of China for decades. It has been unprecedented. It has been great for many of us. In fact, I will say for all of us, if you look back 80 years. But now, whether you like it or not, objectively, this period has ended. Basically, the underwriter of this world order has now become a revisionist power, and some people would even say a disruptor. But the larger point is that the erosion of norms, processes, and institutions that underpinned a remarkable period of peace and prosperity, that foundation has gone. In its place, as scholar of authoritarianism Timothy Snyder said to me in a YouTube conversation yesterday, Trump is aligning himself with international oligarchs like Russia's Vladimir Putin, Hungary's Viktor Orban, Saudi Arabia's …”
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In a striking declaration, Singapore's Foreign Minister reveals that President Trump's policies have transformed the U.S. from a global peacekeeper to a disruptor aligned with international oligarchs like Putin and MBS. This marks the end of an 80-year era of stability and prosperity, as Trump's actions, including military strikes on Iran, reflect a dangerous shift away from democratic principles and traditional alliances. The implications are profound, reshaping the global order as we know it.
“Eric owned a pretty well, well, he made a lot of money. He made pretty good money as a stone masonry person. So he did well. I would assume that has a lot to do with building homes and then those retaining walls. You know how a lot of homes in Utah have so many retaining walls around their home. Yeah, because you're like hillsides and stuff. Right. But also just general walls, too. You know, like if they want stone in the front of the house and …”
“Eric owned a pretty well, well, he made a lot of money. He made pretty good money as a stone masonry person. So he did well. I would assume that has a lot to do with building homes and then those retaining walls. You know how a lot of homes in Utah have so many retaining walls around their home. Yeah, because you're like hillsides and stuff. Right. But also just general walls, too. You know, like if they want stone in the front of the house and stuff. So it doesn't always have to be a huge wall. Right. So then in March of 2019, according to a petition filed by Eric's sister, this is Katie Richens Benson, Corey opened a bank account without Eric's knowledge or permission. Corey allegedly stole or misused approximately $494,000 of Eric's money, according to this petition. Then in April of 2019, …”
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Corey Richens, who was convicted of murdering her husband, had a tumultuous financial background. She opened a real estate business in 2019 while allegedly misusing nearly half a million dollars from her husband, leading to a life of debt and eventual tragedy. This story highlights her ambition and questionable choices, drawing parallels to other driven personalities like Meghan Markle.
“… better. Well, I'm going to make a proposal as we move forward, because there is work behind the scenes going in this. I want to make a proposal that Eric Prince be the interim. I can't think of a more of a bigger throwback to the crusades in modern times than Eric Prince. So I think that the crusade type of spirit, the crusade type of spirit is the spirit we need here. And so I'm proposing that the interim head of the new Christian state of Jerusalem be Eric. I am not seconding that nomination. Thank you. What's at Easter? If drafted, I will. If I drafted a happy, good Palm Sunday. Where do …”
“… is what is economically viable with that many fences and barriers and guardianships. So, yeah, they managed to work together under the last century or two of the Ottoman light rule there. It's a mess, and the IDF has certainly made it worse, not better. Well, I'm going to make a proposal as we move forward, because there is work behind the scenes going in this. I want to make a proposal that Eric Prince be the interim. I can't think of a more of a bigger throwback to the crusades in modern times than Eric Prince. So I think that the crusade type of spirit, the crusade type of spirit is the spirit we need here. And so I'm proposing that the interim head of the new Christian state of Jerusalem be Eric. I am not seconding that nomination. Thank you. What's at Easter? If drafted, I will. If I drafted a happy, good Palm Sunday. Where do people get you, sir, if they're looking to track you down for some of your commentary during the week? The War Room seems to be the only consistent place I come and sound off. But I also say things on Twitter now and then at Real Eric D. Prince. thank you sir appreciate you here on palm sunday you bet check out okay we're gonna get we're gonna get that …”
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In a controversial proposal, Eric Prince is suggested as the interim leader of a new Christian state in Jerusalem, reflecting a modern-day crusade spirit. This idea emerges amidst discussions on the need for territorial autonomy for Christians in the Middle East, highlighting the complex geopolitical landscape. The conversation raises questions about viability and historical parallels, making it a provocative topic for debate.
“CBS News speaking to Americans about the pain at the pump. The gas prices going up is very frustrating. I'm paying 40 bucks, but that doesn't get me a full tank anymore. Just watching the gas prices go from like 320 all the way up to 380 has been really scary. Speaking to reporters on Monday, President Trump casting higher prices as short-term pain for long-term gain. We're putting an end to all of this threat once and for all, and the result will be lower oil prices, oil …”
“CBS News speaking to Americans about the pain at the pump. The gas prices going up is very frustrating. I'm paying 40 bucks, but that doesn't get me a full tank anymore. Just watching the gas prices go from like 320 all the way up to 380 has been really scary. Speaking to reporters on Monday, President Trump casting higher prices as short-term pain for long-term gain. We're putting an end to all of this threat once and for all, and the result will be lower oil prices, oil and gas prices for American families. We've done that. We've done it. We brought it very low. This was just an excursion into something that had to be done. We spoke to the host of The Edge on YouTube, Eric Bolling, who spent 35 years as an oil trader. He tells us he has never seen a situation this volatile. I've never seen the volatility like it …”
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Gas prices could soar to an average of $4 per gallon, according to oil trader Eric Bolling. This volatility stems from uncertainty surrounding President Trump's actions and Middle Eastern politics, creating a market where oil prices fluctuate dramatically. Even if current conflicts cease, Bolling warns that the media hype will keep prices elevated.
“… or 0 of total mail ballots cast But Republicans are using the idea of voter fraud to argue for measures that could toss more than 21 million Americans off the voter rolls There is an especial irony in Trump attacking mail-in voting as fraudulent. Bill Barrow of the Associated Press reported today that Trump voted by mail in Tuesday's elections in Florida. White House spokesperson Olivia Wales explained Trump's position, saying that the Save America Act has common sense exceptions for Americans to use mail-in ballots for illness, disability, military, or travel, but universal mail-in voting …”
“Voting by undocumented immigrants is already virtually non-existent, and it is already illegal. And the Brookings Institution reported in 2025 that only about four cases of mail fraud occur per 10 million mail ballots or 0 of total mail ballots cast But Republicans are using the idea of voter fraud to argue for measures that could toss more than 21 million Americans off the voter rolls There is an especial irony in Trump attacking mail-in voting as fraudulent. Bill Barrow of the Associated Press reported today that Trump voted by mail in Tuesday's elections in Florida. White House spokesperson Olivia Wales explained Trump's position, saying that the Save America Act has common sense exceptions for Americans to use mail-in ballots for illness, disability, military, or travel, but universal mail-in voting should not be allowed because it's highly susceptible to fraud. In today's special legislative elections in Florida, Democrat Emily Gregory flipped the House district in which the Trump organization's Mar-a-Lago sits. The district went for Trump by 11 percent in 2024. Gregory, a business owner and a military spouse, defeated a Republican who …”
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In a stunning twist, Trump voted by mail in Florida while condemning universal mail-in voting as fraudulent. This hypocrisy coincides with a significant election where Democrat Emily Gregory flipped a district previously won by Trump, highlighting the disconnect between rhetoric and reality. As families grapple with the affordability crisis, Gregory focused on local issues rather than Trump, leading to her victory.
“And what do you see here now? Now Mike Lee is going to come up at 830. We're supposed to be in, we're supposed to be in the Save America Act. And you see that the, the, the, the Republicans, do we have, do we have a clip of, of Schumer? Did we get that done exist? It didn exist Well Schumer somehow said it reporters saying Hey he saying Hey look I what you guys talking about We support voter ID I happen to believe deeply that this is because even though it may not be a full bore effort, you don't see that sense of urgency. You do see people like Eric Schmidt up there and others …”
“And what do you see here now? Now Mike Lee is going to come up at 830. We're supposed to be in, we're supposed to be in the Save America Act. And you see that the, the, the, the Republicans, do we have, do we have a clip of, of Schumer? Did we get that done exist? It didn exist Well Schumer somehow said it reporters saying Hey he saying Hey look I what you guys talking about We support voter ID I happen to believe deeply that this is because even though it may not be a full bore effort, you don't see that sense of urgency. You do see people like Eric Schmidt up there and others that are making a very compelling case, one or the other, that this is 80 percent and the country set up along the following to have just citizens vote. It's a pretty compelling argument. And I hear the counter from the Democrats. It's kind of all over the map. I got Klobuchar saying, well, I mean, they're not, they really haven't picked a …”
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The U.S. made a grave mistake by abandoning Iran, which was once a key ally in the region. This decision not only destabilized the area but also left a power vacuum that has led to ongoing conflict and challenges in U.S. foreign policy. Understanding the implications of this choice is crucial as we navigate current military and political debates.
“… the market price. Iran stays whole. We get oil independence in perpetuity. But wouldn't that just strengthen the regime? Sorry to cut you off there, Eric. Wouldn't that just strengthen the regime's hand if there's hope that they're going to topple? There's a press conference going on right now in the White House, and Scott Besson is saying that the regime is already wiring money all over the world. Treasury's on top of it, they're gonna seize the money. They're still, the Trump administration is still signaling that this regime about to collapse Eric So so They may be on their heels Andrew I …”
“… say is I would send our oil companies in, our major oil companies in, and bring their production up. They're doing less than half of what they could possibly do, potentially do. We bring that oil price – their oil volume up, and we take that oil at the market price. Iran stays whole. We get oil independence in perpetuity. But wouldn't that just strengthen the regime? Sorry to cut you off there, Eric. Wouldn't that just strengthen the regime's hand if there's hope that they're going to topple? There's a press conference going on right now in the White House, and Scott Besson is saying that the regime is already wiring money all over the world. Treasury's on top of it, they're gonna seize the money. They're still, the Trump administration is still signaling that this regime about to collapse Eric So so They may be on their heels Andrew I find it hard to believe that they about to collapse I mean they still have a lot of fight left in them even if it's fight to the death, which they will do at this point because this is their existential threat. They're not going to just decide we're going to roll over. I believe you cut a deal with them, an international legal deal with them where …”
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The U.S. is considering aggressive actions against Iran, potentially crippling their economy to secure oil independence. However, this strategy risks strengthening the Iranian regime instead of weakening it, as they face an existential threat. With oil prices soaring, the urgency for policymakers is greater than ever as the world watches how this unfolds.
“… Scott of Florida. We had Senator Dane Zaman Tana. We had Senator Marshall of Kansas. That was basically the first hour. The second hour started with Eric Schmidt, which I thought was one of the best speeches we've heard so far. And now we've got this. I believe this is the first Democrat. I may have missed my beginning. Is this mean the Democrats are just now engaged in this? I mean, though, what we've done here is called seize the floor. We on this bill in a very nontraditional way but we have to continue to drive this until they wear out correct I mean this is this is not about political …”
“Mike, we started about an hour ago. We had Ted Cruz. We've had Marshall Blackburn of Tennessee, Rick Scott of Florida. We had Senator Dane Zaman Tana. We had Senator Marshall of Kansas. That was basically the first hour. The second hour started with Eric Schmidt, which I thought was one of the best speeches we've heard so far. And now we've got this. I believe this is the first Democrat. I may have missed my beginning. Is this mean the Democrats are just now engaged in this? I mean, though, what we've done here is called seize the floor. We on this bill in a very nontraditional way but we have to continue to drive this until they wear out correct I mean this is this is not about political nuance right now This is pure political muscle of who can stand here because as soon as they fade for any reason, we can bring it to an immediate vote. And we already know Murkowski said she's a no. Tillis didn't even show up for the rule. So we're at 51 votes right now, but that would pass it. Is this just a display in good old-fashioned political …”
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The SAVE Act, backed by a supermajority of Americans, faces fierce opposition in the Senate. With key Republican senators urging their colleagues to stand strong, this political battle reveals the Democrats' controversial arguments against voter ID laws. If the SAVE Act fails to pass, it raises questions about the effectiveness of Senate leadership and political accountability.
“Eric Bolling. Lindsey Graham's up there. And we had we had a and we folks trust me because people are blowing my phone up behind the scenes on this There was a we we the war went a different direction Saturday night Okay, we've now turned it into a Persian nationalist, which is exactly the thing President Trump did not want Or any of the planners did not want as with capital. They're going through systematically a degradation Targeting list But you also …”
“Eric Bolling. Lindsey Graham's up there. And we had we had a and we folks trust me because people are blowing my phone up behind the scenes on this There was a we we the war went a different direction Saturday night Okay, we've now turned it into a Persian nationalist, which is exactly the thing President Trump did not want Or any of the planners did not want as with capital. They're going through systematically a degradation Targeting list But you also have deeper things here about who you're actually fighting Now we're not trying to free, suppress people from an out-of-control Islamic theocracy. They're binding together because it looks like the Israelis are coming in and trying to destroy their nation and them. Eric Bolling, your broader picture here on the oil war, you get Lindsey Graham after …”
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As tensions escalate in the Middle East, oil prices have soared to $120 per barrel, driven by conflicts involving Iran and Israel. The discussion reveals a potential collusion among Arab nations to benefit from rising oil prices, complicating U.S. foreign policy under Trump. The implications of these geopolitical maneuvers could reshape oil independence strategies with Iran and Venezuela.
“… I think their voices have to be heard. But President Trump left the Senate with one objective, right? Remember the one objective is pass the Save America Act. So the Senate last night passed a Department of Homeland Security to get TSA funded and paid. But there's always a hang-up. They kept out ICE and Customs and Border Patrol. That's the best deal Thune could offer the president. Neil McCabe's at the White House in the White House press room. Neil, you've got more breaking news that's even worse than that. What is it? Well, the Senate will be going home. They actually when they passed the …”
“Okay, welcome back. We're going to get into the debate in a moment, have some War Room Posse members that are, let's march to Tehran. I think their voices have to be heard. But President Trump left the Senate with one objective, right? Remember the one objective is pass the Save America Act. So the Senate last night passed a Department of Homeland Security to get TSA funded and paid. But there's always a hang-up. They kept out ICE and Customs and Border Patrol. That's the best deal Thune could offer the president. Neil McCabe's at the White House in the White House press room. Neil, you've got more breaking news that's even worse than that. What is it? Well, the Senate will be going home. They actually when they passed the Homeland Security funding bill shortly after 2 a and that was no roll call That was unanimous voice vote So no one on the record voting for or against which I guess the Democrats cut the Republicans a break there And so then they said, hey, we're taking a break. We will reconvene April 13th. And so that's after Greek Easter, Steve. Hold it. Hang on. …”
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The Senate's recent unanimous vote on Homeland Security funding has left President Trump's agenda in jeopardy, as key agencies like ICE and Customs were excluded. With lawmakers heading home for Holy Week, the future of Trump's Save America Act hangs in the balance, raising questions about the effectiveness of Senate leadership. What does this mean for border security and Trump's priorities?
“… maybe they get stopped and asked a few questions. Mike Davis. Uh, Senator John Thune, the Senate Majority Leader, is a very nice guy, but the Save America Act is a crucial test of John Thune's effectiveness of his leadership. We have a bill, the Save America Act, that has 80% support of Americans, including a supermajority of Democrats and even a supermajority of minorities. It's because the bill is commonsensical. It requires proof of citizenship and voter ID to vote in American elections. These Democrats have mass imported tens of millions of illegal aliens into our country. They are lavishing …”
“… Joe and total meltdown, I'm going to put ice into, into the Atlanta airport and the Houston airport. And they're going to help out. And by the way, if they see a couple of three guys that, you know, guys that look like bad hombres, maybe they get, maybe they get stopped and asked a few questions. Mike Davis. Uh, Senator John Thune, the Senate Majority Leader, is a very nice guy, but the Save America Act is a crucial test of John Thune's effectiveness of his leadership. We have a bill, the Save America Act, that has 80% support of Americans, including a supermajority of Democrats and even a supermajority of minorities. It's because the bill is commonsensical. It requires proof of citizenship and voter ID to vote in American elections. These Democrats have mass imported tens of millions of illegal aliens into our country. They are lavishing them with welfare, welfare fraud. They are allowing these illegal aliens to get driver's licenses. And in many of these states, when you get a driver's license, you can easily opt in to register to vote. And then these Democrats are refusing to turn over their voter rolls to the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division to make sure that illegal …”
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A controversial claim suggests that illegal aliens are influencing American elections by voting, enabled by lax voter ID laws. Supporters of the Save America Act argue that proof of citizenship is necessary to maintain election integrity, while critics warn of the dangers of such sweeping legislation. The debate raises fundamental questions about who truly has the right to vote in the United States.
“… one of the big kickoff meetings. The oil market is an efficient market. Tons of information out there. A lot of traders that trade this is why I had Eric Bolling. So let's get into the show. We're going to take a short commercial break. Just to go back, tomorrow at 10 a.m., if we can pull it off technically, which I'm sure we can with Real America's Voice, our great team in Denver, and also our team here, the War Room team, we're going to have another Sunday morning special at 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, 212 noon. Today's going to be a little bifurcated because there's so much going on. Like I said, …”
“… with the Iranians, said oil could go to $150 a barrel. Now, a lot of that is just propaganda, but there's clearly oil, I think, has gone up 35%. I think it's gone up almost 40% or 50% since Netanyahu went to Mar-a-Lago in December, as we now know is one of the big kickoff meetings. The oil market is an efficient market. Tons of information out there. A lot of traders that trade this is why I had Eric Bolling. So let's get into the show. We're going to take a short commercial break. Just to go back, tomorrow at 10 a.m., if we can pull it off technically, which I'm sure we can with Real America's Voice, our great team in Denver, and also our team here, the War Room team, we're going to have another Sunday morning special at 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, 212 noon. Today's going to be a little bifurcated because there's so much going on. Like I said, we've got Shield of Americas right now in Miami, and that's the hemispheric defense. You're going to want to dip in and out of that all day. The Espanol guys, Rev's new channel, are going to cover that wall-to-wall. Quite fascinating. Also, the dignified transfer of our honored dead will take place approximately 1.30 p.m. at Dover Air Force Base in …”
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Iran's potential pause on Gulf strikes could be linked to the UAE's threat to seize their assets in Dubai, their key financial hub. This shift in dynamics comes as oil prices surge, with predictions of reaching $150 a barrel due to geopolitical tensions, particularly after Israel's recent meetings in the U.S. The situation illustrates how global conflicts directly impact oil markets and economic stability.
“… in front of my boys. I will not be made to look the fool. Jack butters him up a little. Reading it like Mr. T. I pity the fool who don't dress like Eric Matthews. It's totally, you're getting into wrestle mode. So you're like WrestleMania speechifying. I see. You don't want to be embarrassed in front of your pals. Luther nods, so Jack runs with it. When Lala hears... That He-Man talk, it gets her feeling a little snuggly. She nestles up to crazy Luther and bites her finger for emphasis. Luther likes what he's hearing, and she calls out for Chantal. Ooh, look at us. Aren't we just as pretty as a …”
“… get a couple of my boys and pound those two. Thanks to you, I'm very frustrated. Instantly tries to calm him down. Oh, I wouldn't want to be responsible for any violence. What does violence solve? Luther explains. It solves that I'm not disrespected in front of my boys. I will not be made to look the fool. Jack butters him up a little. Reading it like Mr. T. I pity the fool who don't dress like Eric Matthews. It's totally, you're getting into wrestle mode. So you're like WrestleMania speechifying. I see. You don't want to be embarrassed in front of your pals. Luther nods, so Jack runs with it. When Lala hears... That He-Man talk, it gets her feeling a little snuggly. She nestles up to crazy Luther and bites her finger for emphasis. Luther likes what he's hearing, and she calls out for Chantal. Ooh, look at us. Aren't we just as pretty as a picture? Get a camera. Go get a camera. Eric does as he's told and scurries off to the student's door. Luther questions, a camera? And Lala explains, oh, yes, I just love taking pictures, don't you? Luther shrugs. Whatever turns you on, baby. Then Chantal reappears with a camera. Jack commands her, let's get a picture of Luther and I documenting …”
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In the episode 'What a Drag!' from Boy Meets World, Eric and Jack pull a hilarious prank on a bully named Luther, who is oblivious to their true identities. As Luther brags about his reputation, Eric and Jack use disguises to catch him off guard, leading to a comical confrontation that ends with Luther's defeat. This segment highlights the show's signature humor and clever twists.
“… you the two examples. Miki Shirell who was the elected governor of New Jersey who ran under being a moderate has gone to a local mosque that has a cleric that has voiced support or is allegedly accused of having supported terrorists you know monetarily in other words groups, but has in fact called for a quote-unquote new intifada. And she has gone there. And this is what I mean by the other side of the coin, that these politicians are saying things like this. You know, how wonderful this mosque is. You're constantly under Islam, she means, quote, looking to do good works. And we need those …”
“You know, we have examples of the other side of that coin where political officials have gone out and praised the Islamic community, and it seems to me unnecessarily. So let me give you the two examples. Miki Shirell who was the elected governor of New Jersey who ran under being a moderate has gone to a local mosque that has a cleric that has voiced support or is allegedly accused of having supported terrorists you know monetarily in other words groups, but has in fact called for a quote-unquote new intifada. And she has gone there. And this is what I mean by the other side of the coin, that these politicians are saying things like this. You know, how wonderful this mosque is. You're constantly under Islam, she means, quote, looking to do good works. And we need those things in our community because it's missing. Yeah, I have no problem with that. But to me, let me give you the second example, and then I'll let you talk. In Salt Lake City, the mayor has gone to his local mosque, Eric Mendel Hall, and he's praised their values of faith and kindness. And Robert Spencer wrote an article on this. I believe it was in …”
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Political leaders are increasingly praising Islamic communities, but is it warranted? For instance, New Jersey's governor visited a mosque linked to a cleric accused of supporting terrorism, while Salt Lake City's mayor celebrated their values despite serious issues in the community. This raises questions about the motivations behind such endorsements and the implications for community relations.
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