July 14, 2025 • 49 mins
Bolling on Real America's Voice
Segment A: THE RIGHT NEEDED A VOICE
Segment B: G. MAXWELL HAD LITTLE BLACK BOOK
Segment C: GOD SPARED TRUMP'S LIFE
Segment D: SCHULTZ MAD DETAINEES HAVE BATHROOM?
Segment E: LISTENING TO YOUR VOICEMAILS
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Speaker 1 (00:12):
Now you go linkin financial man. That thing's been around forever.
That's not a new list, and I'm prety sure that
LinkedIn financials around during those big scary days. There's about
four o'clock. Mark's closed on Broad Wall in New York
City and we are open for news and business on
this side. Very quick to take a look at the numbers.
Very quiet day today, because I'll explain why tomorrow and
(00:34):
Wednesday we're going to get inflation numbers. Consumer price index,
producer price index, big inflation numbers. If you look at
that price of oil right there, sixty seven hasn't really
moved up. Moved up a little bit, but not a lot.
When oil moves up a lot, expect that inflation number
to move up a lot. So I think the inflation
number we see over the next two days will be
relatively tame, and I think the market is just digesting it.
(00:55):
So Dial up a little bit all day, Nasdaq, up
a little bit all day, Gold thirty three, one hundred
and fifty four. But the real story, if you want
to jump over to crypto very quickly, one hundred and
nineteen thousand, eight hundred as we speak, nine hundred on
the screen right there. However, we made one hundred and
twenty three thousand high today. Now there's one hundred and
twenty three thousand new change. Blew through the number on Friday,
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if you remember, we were up at one hundred and
eight thousand on Friday. We want a fifteen thousand dollars
one bitcoin on Monday. And that's a lot of what's
going on in DC right now. They're talking about crypto
in DC all a lot, a lot of positive news.
So one hundred and twenty three thousand new high and
bitcoin crypto currency, and gold strong oil sitting at sixty seven.
We'd like to see it lower. All right, folks, Let's
(01:37):
bring in the share of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board,
which makes him a very smart cookie. As we already
know by the way. That board is tasked with advising
the president on national security challenges and advancing the America
First agenda. And he just so happens to be the
CEO of Trump Media and Technology Group. Happy to bring
back Devin, and noone is really good to bring you back.
(01:57):
And I don't have to call you a congressman this time.
We've talked to you about some of the great things
truth media is doing. Devin tell us about this new
initiative with Truth Plus and and the push what is
this new venture?
Speaker 2 (02:10):
Well, Eric, thanks a lot.
Speaker 3 (02:11):
And in Real America's Voice has been critical to development
of this technology and it is ultra fast. Like I
would say, we have some of the best technology. And
people ask, well, why did you know, why did you
have to do this technology this way and how did
you stumble into this? Well it was because, as you know,
Real America's Voice and others were being canceled everywhere. We
(02:33):
as Trump Media, could not rely on any of the
big tech companies to build out this infrastructure. So we
actually built a closed loop system where we own it all.
And so we've provided and built a highway for Real
America's Voice and others, and we now have the Patriot
package and we're beta. We've opened up the public beta,
(02:53):
so you can go on to True Social, go to
go to Truth Plus tv U and download and download
it today and you'll see how fast aset is. And
then over time, this is how you help companies like
Real America's Voice because so many, as you're well aware
of the Center right media companies have been canceled by
big tech. So this is I think a real opportunity.
(03:16):
President Trump set out there to give everybody their voice.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Back, including his own.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
As you recall, there was no need to build true
social but we had to because President Trump was kicked
off of everywhere, just like myself and others were being
shadow band. We're now doing what we did for social media,
we're doing for you guys in the linear TV business.
So it is especially great for news. Eric and I'm
sorry to go on and on here, but if you
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miss if somebody misses your show, you can. As a
matter of fact, it's seven day playback, So if I
missed your show from last week, I can go back
and watch your show. So this is and it's fast.
So I think this is cutting edge technology. It's kind
of the combination of people. Know, if you took YouTube,
TV and Comcast and Sling and put it all together
(04:05):
into one, that's what we have and what you're seeing
on the screen there.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
This is just the start. We still are.
Speaker 3 (04:12):
Ingesting a ton of content and this is non woke content.
So for everybody that always says, you know, do you
want to support real America's voice everything that you guys
are doing the other news channels, non woke programming like
Great American Family who was stood up after Hallmark went woke.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
This is your way to do it.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
You can put your money where your mouth is and,
by the way, enjoy it.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
I think the.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
People who are downloading our app so far are really
enjoying it because they see you know, I think it's
cutting edge technology, and I'm obviously partial to it. But
the people that have joined the Patriot Package, I think
are seeing the same thing. Eric, and I know that
you've used it too, and it's only going to get
better with time, and the more people that we have
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using it, the faster we can move, the faster it
can developed, and the better off we all will be.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Yeah, I just want to throw this out there. This
is it's really encouraging, Devin. As you know, this came
about because I had heard about the beta test and
the beta you were in beta for Truth plus the
television playback of some of the most important shows. I
went to the site. I was thrilled to see that
we're up top just a second ago. If you scroll back,
we're up top featured show. That's fantastic. But I was
(05:24):
also happy because there's other Yes, there are competitors. Of
course OA in News machs our competitors. But it's really good,
Devin Newon is to see that right wing media the
voices that, as you point out, our shadow band are stifled,
our censored across other platforms, our Front and Center on
Truth plus two social, but more importantly Truth Plus as
well right now. Was heartwarming to see us being there. Sure,
(05:48):
but everyone else as well.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
Yeah, that's exactly right, Eric, And look, everybody's in this together.
That's why President Trump we wanted to build the highway,
prove that you didn't need to use Microsoft and Amazon
and all of these companies. We wanted to prove that
we could build it on our own. And by the way,
it's global now. You can actually in almost any country
you can watch Eric Bowling because you can download the
(06:11):
app no matter what country you're in, and you can
watch Real America's Voice and others. Now, in the US,
it's critically important that people who are in the United
States join our process. Join The subscription service is called
the Patriot Package. And look, we're not selling it. It's
ten bucks a month. It's like you know, one fancy
Starbucks in New York City, or you know, if you
(06:33):
think about it. It's one big mac miller, actually less
in California. I think big macmills are like fifteen bucks now.
But we really need people to join, help us test this,
help it build us out. And when you join, you're
supporting the Eric Bowling's, the Real America Voices, the Steve Bannons,
everybody that has been fighting out there, you know, for
(06:54):
freedom of speech. And now we're able to have this
highway where everybody has a home. And the more we
had and the more we work together, the better off
I think everyone will be. And I will tell you
it's not just about news, not to not to just
be labor the conversation here, but you know, great American
family and purre Plis, I mean they are amazing. They
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do they do great content, and that you know, when
all these other Disney and all these went woke and
you know, all the silly stuff that you've seen, there
are companies out there that are not doing that. So
we're really focused on new content, new documentaries. We're also
working with Curiosity Stream, which was a spin hop. By
the way, the team that developed Discovery Discovery got bought,
(07:37):
went woke. They created Curiosity Stream. So a lot of documentaries.
All this is coming, so when you get on there,
you're going to see a lot already, we're going to
make updates. You'll be able to use it and you
can go back and forth seven days fast forward and
also work good. You can put it on all your devices.
Oh and I almost brought the best part Eric. It's
linked to your True Social account, so you don't have
(07:59):
to have a True kind of if you don't want.
But it's going to work really, really well. And one
of the things we unveiled last week is we're designing
what we call truth Gems.
Speaker 2 (08:09):
So ultimately what will happen is is.
Speaker 3 (08:11):
That you will get reward points not only for being
on True Social, but also the more you watch on
a real America's voice on Truth Plus. Ultimately, we're going
to build this so you get reward points, so that's
something that we'll start testing. We're in design phase now.
We released that last week. So this is all and
it all comes back ultimately to the future of the
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economy where you know where you're going to use this
this crypto technology beneath all of these platforms to make
them work seamlessly so that we don't have to use
not only do we not want to use big tech,
we also don't want to use the big banks.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
And that's what we're building.
Speaker 3 (08:47):
And we're just happy that Real America's voice and you, Eric,
and you've been on it, you know, since the beginning,
and we're really thankful to you.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
We're thrilled to be on it. I'm thrilled to be
part of it, Devan. So it's almost like Netflix. I mean,
if you're if you're not into liberal programming, you're kind
of into the news and you have to sit center
or center right, It's it's basically Netflix because you have
so many options, not just shows, but other other types
of content too. I don't mean to be an infomercial here,
(09:14):
but I really think it's something. If you're a conservative,
there's a void you're filling, a major void that the
left and left leaning media has left for you to
take advantage of.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
Yeah, that's that's exactly right.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
And if you if you think about it, you know
none of us should have to be here right now, right,
I mean, this is you know, we didn't do this.
President Trump didn't need a company, I didn't need a job.
I was perfectly fine in Congress representing the people of California.
But the left and their wokeness, they they did this
the count all the stuff that was done by Twitter
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and Facebook and everybody else to millions of Americans. That's
why this company, that's why Trump Media Technology exists. We're
the only company in the history of mankind that's basically
all retail share. There's all built by people who, you know,
who needed a voice. And we have built this highway
so that people have their voice. And it's only and look,
(10:10):
we're at the nascent stage of this. I mean I
you talk about Netflix like, look, I Netflix is good technology.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
YouTube TV's good technology.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
I think as we make improvements, when you get on
and view our technology, we call it ultra fast. I
will tell you we are every bit as fast as
those as those products. And obviously we're not as big,
but as time goes by, we get bigger and bigger.
We believe we built the technology so it can be
replicated and replicated quickly.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
So the biggest I'd say, the biggest draw on all
of media, probably in the history of media, is the
boss is the guy whose name is on on the
top of your website. Trump Any any idea, any thoughts,
any discussions, about a Trump TV show, and boy, what
it would be the place to advertise or even a
Trump work.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Really well, look right now, right now, we're here for
you guys, and there's so many other news news outlets.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
Oh and I almost forgot.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
The other thing we're here for are for the religious
channels that also have have been either you know, you
might have the religious channels on you on your cable,
your old school cable, but you know there's forty seven
hundred channels, and you might find the religious channel at
forty six hundred right at the very bottom. And so,
because we believe lesson is more, we're not going to
(11:31):
be one of these companies that has a thousand channels
like we're actually just going to get We're going to
get good quality and be a home for people who
don't have a voice. So I don't think that the
president wants to well, right now, he's in the office,
so he couldn't do that anyway. But look, he's got
a lot of work to do. I'm not gonna speculate
on what. You know, he's got three and a half years.
(11:51):
As you know, he works seven days a week, and look,
it's my job to build this highway to keep free
speech open because we you know, we're always one away.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
Bron Well, deep, let's do this at the.
Speaker 1 (12:04):
I will I will throw my hat in the ring
early three and a half years in advance that if
there comes a day where President Trump, who's leaving office
after a second term, says, you know, I wouldn't mind
doing a show. I would. I know a guy who's
got a lot of years experience hosting that type of show.
We'd have a little bit of fun with Devin. Really
good having on my friend, keep up the great work.
(12:25):
And congratulations on truth tea Truth Media group and also
Truth Social and Truth Plus. Congratulations Devin doing as CEO
of Truth Everything Truth Media.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Thanks a lot there, appreciate it, all right, folks.
Speaker 1 (12:39):
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(13:43):
remind you about my podcast and YouTube page, which are
both updated daily. You can catch it there here to
us anytime. You can see that and also go on
truth Plus, go to truth Social going Truth Plus, and
you can subscribe to the show there. You can watch
it every single day there as well. How about this
though that toll free number, we talk to you. We
listen to your voicemails. At the end of the show,
(14:05):
we'll probably do a bunch more. It's either Bannon or this.
And your voicemails are incredible. I listened to them all
be You're unbelievable. And we'll play some of your own questions,
answers and comments at the end of the show. We'll
be back in two and a half minutes. All right, folks.
(14:29):
So so you know how we do the voicemails. I just
got to show you how cool this is. This is
why we loved I love this, I love to do
I do this for you. I mean this. Yeah, I
do TV, but it's really about hearing what you have
to say, what you want answered. So over the weekend,
I'm just listening to a bunch of the voicemails, and
I think I'm four or five hundred backlogged right now,
but I'm going to listen to all of them, and
I hear this one voicemail and now take a listen.
Speaker 4 (14:52):
Hey, Eric, I just saw your little spiel at the
end of your show reading voicemails, so I thought i'd
leave one as a retired religion I was actually on
Epstein's plane at Teterborough, New Jersey, back in the day,
and I met him and he didn't even speak to us.
He thought we were like dirt. He had three girls
on the plane. Two were from the Baltic nations, I
(15:15):
think Estonia and Laffya, and the other was Brazilian. And
it was a very uncomfortable experience and it was a
well known thing. So dig into all the people that
worked for Immigration and Customs during that time in Peterborough,
New Jersey, and maybe they can shed some light as
far as relieving stuff. As a former prosecutions officer, this
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is a slam dunk. There's nothing to be scrubbed, hidden nothing.
It's all done. They knew who's what and who's where,
and it's all about protecting foreign intelligence agencies at this point.
And the fact that Trump, who I support been voted
for three times, isn't just releasing everything is extremely disheartening
and it's going to hurt NA immensely.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
So I heard that and I called him back and
the gentleman said, I'm PJ. Stuart, And so I said,
would you come on the show and talk about that
a little bit and this is how we worked the
show And he said sure, And so let's bring in
PJ Stuart. From more information, PJ tell us how you
came to be on the Epstein plane and tell us
a little about what you're doing at the time, what
(16:19):
you saw.
Speaker 5 (16:21):
Thanks for having me on, Eric, my pleasure. So back
in the day, I worked for CBP at Newark International
Airport and once a quarter I was assigned at the
Seaport unit. So once a quarter we would get a
two week detail pay period up at Teterborough to process
all the people that come in on the private jets there.
And I remember, I think it was like a I'm
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pretty sure it was a Sunday night, and my buddy
came in from the other room. He was a customs guy.
We had just merged. It was after nine to eleven,
and he's like, hey man, this guy's come in. You
won't believe this flight. He comes in all the time
with these young girls. It's really kind of crazy. You know,
he's coming in any minutes. So I'm like, okay, you know,
I was just in my office do my thing. So
plane came in, I think it was a seven twenty
(17:04):
seven and we get on the plane and it was
bench seating. It wasn't like your standard airplane where you
have like seats and everyone you know, three and three.
It was bench seating. So we step on the plane
and it was Epstein and these three girls. He was
sitting with his legs crossed. Literally did not say one
word to us the girls. All our interaction was with
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the girls. You know, I was a little concerned with
their age. Obviously. I checked thoroughly their visas, if I'm
not mistaken, The oldest was twenty, the other two were
nineteen and eighteen. The visas had been issued by the
United States State Department in their respective capitals, so everything
checked out. I mean, the visas were real. They weren't,
you know, fake or anything. And the interaction was weird.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
You know.
Speaker 5 (17:48):
As a LA enforcement star, I'm retired now after twenty
two years, you know, you developed those senses and just
that feeling on the plane just something just was not right,
you know, that kind of spidey sense for lack of
a better expression. And so I got off the plane.
I'll never forgetting.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
I googled.
Speaker 5 (18:04):
Like his name, and it was this is two thousand
and four, and the only thing that came up was
this guy was a math teacher and all of a sudden,
he's running a hedge fund in New York City. And
he flew Bill Clinton to Africa on his plane, and
maybe Kevin Spacey I think his name was mentioned too, And.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
I was like, and that was it.
Speaker 5 (18:20):
Like it was nothing else really you could find on
this guy, and obviously being law enforcement, and I like
to dig around, and I literally, again this is two
thousand and four, couldn't find anything. And I'm originally from
New York and you know, my buddy was on Wall
Street and you don't go from being a math teacher
to running a hedge fund. So that, like, right, there
was a red flag, but it was it was a
well known fact that he would come in frequently with
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these young ladies at the Atlantic Terminal in Teetterboro Airport
and there's a lot of officers that.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
Now, PJ, did you see anyone else on the plane
other than sir?
Speaker 5 (18:52):
Everywhere the cockmit door was closed and then we were
in a second the plane was sectioned, so we were
in like an area that was probably by like ten
twelve feet long, and then I don't know what was
beyond that door.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
I don't want to know. And so is this a
regular currence that Feds, in one way of law enforcement
would board these planes just to see what's going on
and if something didn't feel right, was there was there
another level that you could you know, elevate the concern too,
for sure?
Speaker 5 (19:19):
For sure there you know, he came in pretty frequently
from what I was told. I only encountered once because
he was coming international, so obviously he has to clear
immigration and customs at that time. So, like I said,
I was digging around, but I really couldn't find anything
to to flip to the upper levels, so to speak.
But they're definitely you know the fact that these girls
were youngish, they were legal according to the you know,
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the documentation, and they appeared to be leo. I didn't
think they were minors, you know. But it's just a
guy his age with girls that young. Just it wasn't
passing the s and you in one.
Speaker 1 (19:52):
Of our conversations again, folks, I got again voicemail from
from random stranger Peter. I did that you. I did
talk to Ben call our friend. I also checked checked
your background a little bit. I did do that before
we went this far. But still you said check law
enforcement around the time. We think they know more than
they're telling us, and specifically are we talking the FBI, who.
Speaker 5 (20:16):
I would say just the higher up at Customs. It
was a tremutualist time for my pronunciation. We had just
merged after nine to eleven. Customs management was kind of
taking over everything, uh and kind of pushing I called
it the Great Purge of the intellectuals, where all the
people with immigration background were being pushed out at the
leadership level. So you had a bunch of people running
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the airport whose knowledge was NFL knockoff jerseys and Oakley seizures.
They really didn't have the skill set to dig in deep.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
Got it, got it, PJ. You know, we we ran
out of time, but like to bring it back as
things develop, you know, as we start hearing different agencies
and you may have known, didn't know. You know, it's
just a wild West right now. We just don't know
what to what to understand very quickly. You're a professional
opinion only is there an Epstein list? Then where do
you think it is? If there is?
Speaker 5 (21:06):
Yeah, I worked in many law enforcement agencies in my career,
always federal, and I worked at the FBI for a
couple of years.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Of the JTTF.
Speaker 5 (21:14):
You when you do a case, I mean the logs
for evidence are so thorough, just so thorough, and it's
like easy to I need this, you know number three
from this case, I mean there's something there. If there's
like a physical list, I don't know that, but there's
evidence of names and people. And I just think I
really believe in transparency. And I just think I'm a
Trump supporter. I voted for him three times. I love
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the President, but he's got to get ahead of this.
He's just got to be as transparent as possible.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Always best, always best. PJ. Storart, thank you for your time.
Speaker 2 (21:43):
Thank you, sir, have a great one. Thought was riddled
with imflammation.
Speaker 6 (21:46):
I couldn't sit for more than five minutes because the pain.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
Would just be so severe.
Speaker 8 (21:50):
I heard you're talking about pain and imflammation a.
Speaker 2 (21:52):
Couple of months ago, and I said, that's what we're
going to do.
Speaker 9 (21:57):
It is gone by my fatigue gone, brain fog gone,
ibs gone.
Speaker 2 (22:04):
The rednescence swelling in my face gone.
Speaker 9 (22:07):
There has been a huge improvement in my asthma. I
have not had one migraine since starting this program.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
My sleep is amazing.
Speaker 9 (22:17):
I didn't know you could feel that good sleeping.
Speaker 1 (22:20):
Well, that was a look you to have a couple
who followed my five to five challenge. Inflammation has been
called the silent killer and the secret epidemic, and the
Cleveland Clinic says that inflammatory diseases now count for more
than half of all deaths globally. To hear more, let's
bringin founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee is back. John again.
We talk about inflammation on so many levels, on shoulders, joints, everything,
(22:47):
organs can be inflamed arteries can be tell us how we,
I guess, toned down the inflammation to make this healthier.
Speaker 7 (22:56):
Yeah, well, yeah, you quoted the Cleveland Clinic and also
another famous clinic, the Mayo Clinic. They did a study
and said ninety nine percent of all pain, all illness,
all disease in human bodies, the root cause is inflammation.
(23:17):
And the great news is, you know, as you know,
we have the only patent pending science in the world,
cellular hydration, which flushes out all toxins out of the
human body and more importantly, flushes out inflammation. Inflammation is
a measurable disrupt in the body, and so there's devices
(23:41):
called phase angle devices. And my wife and I this
is always a fun story for me to share when
it comes to inflammation and give people hope and encouragement.
You know, there's an inflammation line of zero. My wife
and I tested below the zero line, you know, on
an FDA approved phase angle device because of this science.
(24:02):
And so I want to encourage people. You really can
reverse inflammation. You can reverse inflammation out of your body.
And when you do that, you're going to the root cause.
And I wish I had this quote, but it's the
doctor's You know, we have over three hundred doctors that
are our clients on our Energized Health Protocol and they say,
(24:24):
you guys cracked the code. You cracked the code. You
went to the root cause to reverse inflammation. And that's
what we all need, eric to be healthy. We've got
to get that information.
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Job, how does that work? Most people think, if you
have inflammation, you don't want to hydrate more. You want
to reduce the hydration, reduce the inflammation. It's actually the opposite,
isn't it.
Speaker 7 (24:45):
Well it is because interestingly, when we're dehydrated, the body
goes into a panic mode, a panic state, and it
holds all of your hydration. That's where a lot of
dehydrated people will actually have swelling in their body because
the body is fighting so hard to hang on to
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the little bit of hydration it actually has in there.
And so I would encourage people. You know, we're doing
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a half minutes. Well, and next guest was just a
couple of minutes ago at the White House at a
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lunch and was she's still at the White House grounds,
but she was at a luncheon with President Donald Trump
and more than sixty CEOs and business leaders who take
part in faith based charitable works. Welcome, White House Faith
Director Jenny Corn. Jenny, really good to have you. Can
you tell us a little bit about the luncheon President Trump,
he was there, what was his demeanor and you know,
really what was the focus of the meeting luncheon and
(26:53):
the CEOs there.
Speaker 11 (26:57):
Thank you, Eric, and welcome from the White House.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
Yes, it was an amazing lunch.
Speaker 11 (27:01):
And as you said, I'm the Faith Director of the
newly created and historic White House Faith Office. Thanks to
President Trump who has elevated faith to the highest level.
And so this lunch has never been done before where
you bring eighty two CEOs business owners together who also
because of their faith, give to so many charities and
do so much philanthropic work. We wanted to recognize that
(27:23):
and also show that we want to partner. The government
wants to partner with success because faith based programs are
eighty percent plus successful. So we want to make sure
when there's people in need that we are partnering with success.
And so President Trump was only supposed to be there
for ten minutes.
Speaker 8 (27:37):
He was there for almost an hour.
Speaker 11 (27:39):
He loved these people and they loved him.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
You know, Jenny, it strikes me and I've had this
conversation with so many people the year ago, in a
day Butler, Pennsylvania, Trump was almost assassinated, and a lot
of people talk about what if the bullet was just
the quarter inch to the right, it would kill them.
But I also say if it was a quarter inch
to the left, it would have missed a year completely,
and therefore it'd be a completely different outcome. Like personally,
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I don't know where I am on my faith. I
just have no idea. I've had some heartache in my
life I don't want to talk about right here. I
don't know where I am, but I will tell you
it is very, very compelling to me to think that
there's a higher power that decided to put the bolt
through his ear, not take him out, and not miss
him completely. What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 8 (28:25):
I believe and so does he.
Speaker 11 (28:27):
And he says this publicly and privately that God spared
his life.
Speaker 8 (28:30):
And he is unashamed to say that.
Speaker 11 (28:32):
And people think that maybe faith is a new thing
in his life, but he grew up going to Sunday School.
One of his favorite books is the Bible that his
mom gave him. His dad used to take him to
Billy Graham revivals. He loved to watch Norman Vincent Peale.
So faith has been a quiet part of his life.
Speaker 8 (28:47):
And so this is not a political at all.
Speaker 11 (28:49):
And I worked for him all four years and forty
five administration, and he welcomed prayer. But after Butler, things
became just more profound. And he says very openly now
that God spread his life and he put.
Speaker 8 (29:02):
In the Oval office.
Speaker 11 (29:03):
He says, you know, he's redecorated, but he has placed
two angels at the top of the ceiling to oversee
the Oval office and everybody that comes in there. So
we do believe that he was spared, and we also
believe that there was a reason for that four year
gap because it would have been totally different had President
Trump rolled into a second term. And so we needed
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that gap to show America and the world what the
difference it is between a President Trump and someone like
just a failed President Biden.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
You know, Jenny, just work with me here, because I
agree that there was a reason God spared Donald Trump
from the bullet taking him out, but there's also a
reason that it didn't completely miss him to give him
the platform for the world to see that this I
would say, if there is such a figure as a
chosen one, you couldn't script it any better than that
(29:52):
bullet hitting his ear, not killing him, but also not
missing him, right.
Speaker 8 (29:57):
One hundred percent?
Speaker 11 (29:58):
Well, you take thinks for granted, right when everything just
comes easy and so to you know, uh, to be
out of an assassination, attempt to see him rise up
and do the fight, fight, fight, to have the wherewithal
to do that. That is what America needed. That is
what the people in the in the crowd needed to say,
I'm here for you, no matter what comes at us. So,
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whether it's a bullet to his ear, but it's other
things that people are going through America, whether they can't
afford groceries or their rent, or they can't get a job,
or they're worried about Israel and Iran. That this president
was gonna come here and say, I'm gonna take the
bullet for you.
Speaker 8 (30:35):
I'm gonna take.
Speaker 11 (30:35):
Every policy issue, and I'm gonna I'm gonna use this
four years to every possible success that I can have.
And as he came into our event, you know, getting
an hour of the president's time is very valuable, and
you know he leaves going, Okay, I'm gonna take the
rest of the day to finish saving the country. And
so he takes what his job is very seriously, and
the rest of us too too. You know, I even say,
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oh my gosh, we already have six We're in six months.
We only have three and a half years left, so
we know how important it is to get what we
need to get done for the people of America. He
loves this country so much, so I hate when I
see like the naysayers out there because I get to
see him every day and he is working so hard
on behalf of the American people.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
And Jenny Corn, we're talking to the White House Faith Director.
You worked fairly closely. I guess with PAULA. White as well.
When you advise the president on things like the conflicts
between Russia and Ukraine, the conflict with Hamas in the israelis,
what do you say to how do you advise him
on a faith basis and does he listen to it
(31:35):
and does he take it in? Tell us.
Speaker 11 (31:40):
Yes, I mean the fact he's very proud of the
fact that the White House Faith Office is in the
West Wing as a director report to him, working in
conjunction with the Domestic Policy Council to implement policy that
directly affects people of faith. So we get to meet
with him on a regular basis, and he asks us,
what is your pastors, what are your rabbis, What are
the priests, what are the emons thinking?
Speaker 8 (31:59):
What are saying? He wants to know the pulse of
the faith community and what they care about.
Speaker 11 (32:04):
Otherwise, I mean, he celebrated when this decision just came
from the IRS and the DOJ about pastors being able
to express themselves about who they support publicly, whether they're
in office or president, a congress member, or what have you.
And he always says, Okay, how do we repeal the
Johnson Amendment because I want people of faith to have
their freedom of speech.
Speaker 8 (32:24):
So he listens to people of faith. He wants to know.
Speaker 11 (32:26):
What they what they think, and he takes it into consideration.
I mean, supporting Israel is huge. I mean, you know
when people around are saying, no, we can't support Israel
because of this or this or that, he said.
Speaker 8 (32:37):
No, we've got a US has to stand with Israel. One.
It's the right thing to do.
Speaker 11 (32:41):
But on a faith based issue, he understands those complexities.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
All right, we're going to leave it there. Good having you,
Jenny corn White House Faith Director, appreciate your time again,
just fresh out of a meeting and a luncheon with
the President of the United States. Thank you, Jenny, appreciate
your time.
Speaker 8 (32:57):
Thank you. Eric id bless you.
Speaker 1 (32:59):
No, God bless you. All Right, Well, folks will be
back two and a half minutes. Well, we know the
top story in America remains immigration and the right versus
(33:20):
left war that rages on. As Ice continues to clean
up our streets. Democrats are growing angrier by the minute.
Check out. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserperson Schultz went on CNN to
fear monger about the living conditions at Alligator Alcatraz. She
was apparently furious to learn that the detention center's residents,
you know, the deportees, well, they have to use a
(33:42):
bathroom when they want to brush their teeth, you know,
kind of like the rest of us.
Speaker 12 (33:46):
Listen, So they essentially drink, they get their drinking water,
and they brush their teeth where they poop in the
same unit. They bragged that they went a standards supposedly
and gave them a three foot privacy wall that stretches
the length inside the thirty two detainee cage, a three
(34:11):
foot privacy wall that stretches the length of the three toilet.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
She does realize, Miss Wasermutchul says, realize that these people
are detaining because they broke the law, right. I mean this,
this is like charity here. They're detaining them until they
are deported back like jail. Have you seen a prison?
Have you seen an eight by eight? Have you seen
there's no privacy wall in prison? Debbie tom Holman not
(34:38):
to be messed with baddest badass in America. He made
that very clear on day one, but apparently some people
still don't get it. Here is Homan absolutely destroying a Heckler,
who cut Homan off during his TPUs A speech over
the weekend. They're playing the long game.
Speaker 10 (34:54):
Let's release them in the community.
Speaker 2 (34:57):
Wait twa, three or five years, Barney.
Speaker 1 (35:01):
Are you an NS thir team member?
Speaker 10 (35:05):
Hey, hey, that's okay, that's okay.
Speaker 2 (35:09):
I got, I got, I got a question.
Speaker 10 (35:11):
No, no, no, I got a question for you. Why
don't you come up here and hand me that picture?
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Bring bringer Bringer? You say you assay?
Speaker 13 (35:32):
They got MORENS like this all the country.
Speaker 10 (35:36):
This guy, this guy wouldn't nor like the surface nation.
This guy ain't got the balls to be a nice officer.
Do you ever got the ball to be a ball chorgan?
This guy lives in his mother's basement. The only think
that surprids me, you don't have purple hair and a
nose ring.
Speaker 1 (35:53):
Get out of here, your loser, and any question. By
the way that Heckler got in wearing a Maga hat
at a TPUs A shirt, I believe he was just
obviously trying to sneak in to give him the omanar time.
But I didn't see him going up on stage with
that picture of home and with MS thirteen tattoos branded
on his fingers, which aren't really there obviously. Meanwhile, Tom
(36:15):
Homan been quite the role lately. He went on CNN
set the record straight about Alligator Alcatraz. Take a listen.
Speaker 13 (36:22):
I mean, bottom line is, you know, from the day
one I've been doing this job since nineteen eighty four,
detainees complained about the conditions of detention. And I said
this many times. You can simply go to ICE dot
GUV and look at the detention standards ICE has. They
have the highest attention standers in the industry. But the
same congressmen are complaining about Alligator Alcatraz. You didn't see
(36:44):
him complaining about under Biden administration, people being held in
a borbitoe parking lot surrounded by a fence in the
sweltering heat.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Not a word.
Speaker 13 (36:52):
You didn't hear a word about half a minute chill
and being trafficked in the country and them not being
able to locate three hundred thousand President Trump thiss administrator
since fining thousands of those children. So you know, they
have a lot of anger under President Trump and how
we're doing business. And they ignored four years of open borders,
historic migrant death, historic Americans dying from fatanhall, historic numbers
(37:13):
and women showing me a sexdfic historic number of people
on the terrace Wasston's coming across the border silence.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
So we were there. We went Alligator out his brand
new facility. I mean it's been there for a while,
but they're building again. They're tents generally, yeah, tense, but
these these beds are brand new, the living facilities are
brand new. They're treated very well. This idea that just
because it's called Alligator Alcatraz it's some sort of you know,
disgusting detention camps is bs and left just doesn't get it.
(37:42):
They would know if they showed up like we did
when Trump and Gnome and Governor DeSantis all showed up
there and we toured the facility. But they don't want
to do that. Dana Bash That was Dana Bash. Well,
listen to their try to lure home and it's sounding
like a total racist on CNN. He saw right through
her talk scheme listen to home and completely avoid her
(38:03):
bs left wing progressive bait.
Speaker 9 (38:06):
You said in an interview this week that reasonable suspicion
can be based on quote, the location, their occupation, their
physical appearance, their actions. What about an individual's physical appearance
would give immigration agents quote reasonable suspicion that they might
be in the US illegally.
Speaker 13 (38:29):
Well, first of all, let me be clear. Physical description
can't be the sole factor to give you reasonal suspicion.
As I said to an interview is articable facts with
an S, so appearance can be just one. For instance,
if someone has as thirteen tattoo interface, that'd be one
factor to add to other factors to razors.
Speaker 1 (38:48):
And suspety who not where you're going for hunt, Dana Bash?
What a letdown you're looking for? That racist rant that
you never got digit Dana Bash. I know the Democrats
have gone off the deep end, but Dan bashism doing
the party any favors with a ridiculous rage bait interview
questions that continue to produce insane sound bites from all
of her deranged Democrat guests. Here's Dana sitting down with
(39:11):
another Democrat mouthpiece, Senator Alex Spadilla, who's clearly losing sleep
over Tom Holman and Ice. And remember this guy getting
exited from Christy Nomes event.
Speaker 14 (39:19):
Watch what if I was outside of home people, because
I'd like to do some work around the house, not
dressed in his suit? Would I be a target of
ice enforcement under Tom Holman, probably, and it's just wrong.
It's not just due process right that have become the concern.
Speaker 1 (39:36):
You guys are racial. They just they they're continuing to
defend the criminals against the victims who are US Americans
and people getting raped and murdered at the hands of
these people. In other news, the long away to the
release of the Jeffrey Epstein crime files has been delayed
time and time again. Out now looms over the situation
of complete contrast from the public or optimism that Americans
(39:58):
had when Team Trump promised that the information would be
made public. Listening to what Dan Bongino had to say
about the.
Speaker 15 (40:03):
Situation, nobody has resigned over this, no one. I have
an important message now too. This is directed at the
people who know, the people who know. I'm asking you
as a friend. Life is calling, man, It's time to
(40:26):
pick up the phone. Big people do big things, Small
people do small things. The courageous are going to speak out.
I don't want to hear lectures about oh my pension.
And I resigned and walked away from my job, and
there was no guarantee anything was ever going to come
out of it, because I believed in something bigger, so
(40:47):
I can can spare me the lectures. You'll probably get
whistleblower protection. Go get yourself a lawyer and speak out.
Now you're running out of time. Life's calling, man, pick
up the phone.
Speaker 1 (41:02):
Let's get it. Let's get it out there, guys, Let's
get it out Jasmine Jesse. Jasmine Crockett got a new
haircut and debuted the look on MSNBC. She also dropped
her latest conspiracy theory about Republicans during the interview. This
one needs to be heard to believe.
Speaker 16 (41:16):
Following back those things that would have hopefully started to
cool this planet down. Because they don't believe in science,
the least that they could do is believe in helping
American people. Unfortunately, we continue to see Republicans decide that
they want to bury their constituents instead of actually doing
everything that they can to make sure that they live
(41:37):
amazing in full lives.
Speaker 1 (41:39):
Yeah, to the point, I want to go back, No idea,
What the hell she's talking about, No glue, what she's
talking about? You let me know. Hit me up. I'm curious.
Call the voicemail line. Bernie Sanders is vowing to get
socialists call them Communists, Zooran Mom Donnie elected in New York, which,
as we discussed, would be a total nightmare. Listen to
Mittens Mittens Bernie break down why Zoren is the only
(42:02):
choice for New York.
Speaker 6 (42:04):
He's going to have the entire establishment, the oligarchy, the
billionaires coming down on his head. Not only because he's
demanding that the wealthy and large corporations in New York
City start paying their.
Speaker 1 (42:17):
Fair share of taxes.
Speaker 6 (42:18):
They all worried that his campaign is an example of
what can happen all over the country when you bring
people together to demand the government that works for all
of us, are not just the few.
Speaker 2 (42:30):
So they really want to crush this guy.
Speaker 6 (42:32):
And you have billionaires saying quite openly, we are going
to spend as much as it takes to.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
Defeat this guy.
Speaker 6 (42:38):
You have democratics, democratic.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
Leadership not refusing to.
Speaker 6 (42:43):
Jump on board campaign with this guy as the Democratic nominee.
So most importantly, I'm going to do everything I can
to see that Daran becomes the next mayor of New York.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
I'm old enough to remember a day when just being
called a socialist was enough to disqualify you from holding
office in America, and I'm not really sure why Bernie
Sanders thinks it's a good idea to back a socialist,
a communist as mayor of the largest city in America.
Maybe it's time for Bernie to go to all right,
for it to break. Just remember you can subscribe to
any to podcasts and any one of those areas down there.
(43:16):
Also somehow I want to show you, I hear hundreds
thousands at this point of your voicemails. You talked about everything.
We have more of your voicemails coming up after the break.
Call that number toll free. Maybe you get you on
TV the next couple of days. I read that. All right,
(43:40):
you never disappoint, You never disappoint. The voicemails come in.
It's amazing. And like I said earlier in the show,
we booked someone from a voicemail that came in. PJ. Stewart,
who was a former Fed agent who was on Jeffrey
Epstein's plane, end up being a guest on the show.
So keep them coming. Your insights are incredible, mad Dog.
One do we have is for voicemails today.
Speaker 16 (44:02):
So this is Beth from Idaho and she says, don't
celebrate goal prices being up.
Speaker 17 (44:09):
This is Pat from Idaho.
Speaker 4 (44:10):
I just wanted to say, I think it's inappropriate for
you to be celebrating an increase in the price of gold.
It just means our dollar is weaker.
Speaker 2 (44:18):
Not cool. Please think about that.
Speaker 17 (44:20):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (44:21):
So it was a Pat patter bath. Let's do it
this way. The dollar weakening, yes, is one of the
reasons goal prices go up, but it's not all of it.
A lot of it is. There are others. There's inflation reasons.
There's insecurity about the government not knowing if tariffs are
going to work or not. There's foreign geopolitics involved. There
are a lot of reasons to own gold. I celebrate
(44:42):
gold because it's been a fantastic hedge against all the
other garbage that's going on in the economy. So I'm
not celebrating the fall of the US dollar, Absolutely not.
I want the dollar to be the reserve currency around
the world. We need it to be the reserve currency
for everything. I know bricks and whatnot are trying to
undermine the US dollar. But it's not the only reason
(45:03):
gold goes up. Yes, weekending dollar makes gold to go up.
It's sort of a lot of other things that one
being the one reason I don't like the fact that
gold's going up. Because of that, every other reason, all
ten of the other reasons, you need to be diversified
in gold. I am, I am completely. This is me,
not sponsors, not anyone me talking. I've done this for
twenty years, own gold, and I will never sell my goal.
(45:24):
First day I walked on Fox News, first I was
ever on television, held up an ounce of gold. Six
hundred dollars that day. It's now thirty four hundred dollars ballpark.
I will never sell my gold. Nothing to do with
the dollar. But good question. Got another one, mad, I
think there's another gold question in here.
Speaker 17 (45:38):
Yeah.
Speaker 8 (45:39):
Viewer talks about visiting Fort Knox.
Speaker 17 (45:41):
Do it, Hi, mister Bowling, just curious what happened to
the less visit Fort Knox idea. I just got a
feeling there ain't no gold at all in the place,
and they don't want to let us know. I'm sure
it's probably a thing of national security CNS. We are
not backed by gold. But if you could just try
(46:03):
to find out what happened to, let's visit Fort Knox.
Thank you, have a blessed afternoon.
Speaker 1 (46:08):
Thank you, Thank you, leave your name. We'll get heavy comments,
but let us know where you're from and what your
name is here. You have a great point. So I
want to know what's in Fort Knox. I've offered to
the White House. I would like to be in that
room when they go in and find out what's in
Fort Knox. We expect like several trillion dollars worth of
gold to be in that room. We hope it's there.
A lot of people like this gentleman who call it
(46:29):
says they believe that it was. It was liquidated over
the years, governments taking the gold out, leaving IOU's in
there whatever they do, and maybe spending it all right, Matt,
I hope it's there, but I want to be there
when they open the doors. I want cameras rolling. I
want to bring you too. I'll let you know. I
hope I'm invited to go on that one mad Dog.
Another one.
Speaker 4 (46:46):
This is Gigi from Messina, New York, and she doesn't
want to pay for other people's kids.
Speaker 18 (46:53):
Carry New York. I got a question something that really
makes me, man, why do all these people to have
these kids they can't afford, and then they force home
owners like me to pay for their kids' trips. I
paid for my kids when they were in school. I
shouldn't be forced to pay for other people. Thank you,
love your show.
Speaker 1 (47:13):
Thank you, Gig. You're one hundred percent right. You're saying
the things. A lot of these voicemails come in and
say similar versions of what you just said. I paid
my fair share, I paid for my kids. I don't
want my tax dollars pay for other people's kids. And
I think you're talking about the illegals. I'm pretty sure
you're talking about the illegals will come across and just
suck our resources dry, whether it's school, whether it's housing,
(47:34):
EBT cards, it's our money that they're using. One hundred
percent right, Gigi, you got another one for me, mad Dog.
Speaker 11 (47:41):
Yes, speaking of legals, we got something about alligator me.
Speaker 19 (47:45):
Pay bawling, mister bowling. I love your show. Hey, you
know the illegals that is in prison in Alligator, Alcatraz,
alligator Orchatrust. We need to feed them alligators. They make
good meets if we don't need to buy meat for them.
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (48:04):
So I'm pretty sure she was trying to say hey,
baul I said hey, hey, give me your name back.
I'd like to say, hey, back to you. Feed the
alligators meet deportise, Mad Dog. She's saying, feed the deport
allegany met oh, feed the deportees the alligator meat. Yes, ah, well, no,
(48:27):
that's not a bad idea. It's not bad. If you've
never had alligator meet you should try at some point time.
It's it's uh, as they say, tastes like chicken, only
a little bit more gamy, so to speak. I've had
alligator jerky. I haven't had alligator alligator jerky in it.
It wasn't bad. I'll be completely honest you. It was
absolutely not bad. But here's the point. Give your call.
(48:48):
Put the full screen up there again, mad dog with
the phone number. Call us, let us know what's on
your mind. Let me know what you're thinking. Eighty eight
six one, three to two. Call any time. Say anything
you want to talk about. If it's not a topic
we're talking about today, it doesn't matter. We'll get to them.
Be interesting. Give you some name. Now, let's know where
you're coming from, so we can get a sense of
what parts of the country are concerned about what topics,
(49:09):
and we will talk to our producers and we'll make
sure that the show reflects what you want talked about.
It's really a great venue. Again, sometimes Banning comes on
when he's not. We will continue to do these because
it's very, very very important. Watch for inflation numbers coming
out tomorrow morning eight thirty for the market opens. They'll
(49:29):
look like a consumer price index and a producer price
index first and a consumer price index. They will have
market reactions and keep your eye on bitcoin guys, Gold
thirty three fifty Bitcoin one hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
Bannon's Warm is coming up next. We will see you
again tomorrow. Have a great night, and as always, give
us a call.
Now you go linkin financial man. That thing's been around forever.
That's not a new list, and I'm prety sure that
LinkedIn financials around during those big scary days. There's about
four o'clock. Mark's closed on Broad Wall in New York
City and we are open for news and business on
this side. Very quick to take a look at the numbers.
Very quiet day today, because I'll explain why tomorrow and
(00:34):
Wednesday we're going to get inflation numbers. Consumer price index,
producer price index, big inflation numbers. If you look at
that price of oil right there, sixty seven hasn't really
moved up. Moved up a little bit, but not a lot.
When oil moves up a lot, expect that inflation number
to move up a lot. So I think the inflation
number we see over the next two days will be
relatively tame, and I think the market is just digesting it.
(00:55):
So Dial up a little bit all day, Nasdaq, up
a little bit all day, Gold thirty three, one hundred
and fifty four. But the real story, if you want
to jump over to crypto very quickly, one hundred and
nineteen thousand, eight hundred as we speak, nine hundred on
the screen right there. However, we made one hundred and
twenty three thousand high today. Now there's one hundred and
twenty three thousand new change. Blew through the number on Friday,
(01:15):
if you remember, we were up at one hundred and
eight thousand on Friday. We want a fifteen thousand dollars
one bitcoin on Monday. And that's a lot of what's
going on in DC right now. They're talking about crypto
in DC all a lot, a lot of positive news.
So one hundred and twenty three thousand new high and
bitcoin crypto currency, and gold strong oil sitting at sixty seven.
We'd like to see it lower. All right, folks, Let's
(01:37):
bring in the share of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board,
which makes him a very smart cookie. As we already
know by the way. That board is tasked with advising
the president on national security challenges and advancing the America
First agenda. And he just so happens to be the
CEO of Trump Media and Technology Group. Happy to bring
back Devin, and noone is really good to bring you back.
(01:57):
And I don't have to call you a congressman this time.
We've talked to you about some of the great things
truth media is doing. Devin tell us about this new
initiative with Truth Plus and and the push what is
this new venture?
Speaker 2 (02:10):
Well, Eric, thanks a lot.
Speaker 3 (02:11):
And in Real America's Voice has been critical to development
of this technology and it is ultra fast. Like I
would say, we have some of the best technology. And
people ask, well, why did you know, why did you
have to do this technology this way and how did
you stumble into this? Well it was because, as you know,
Real America's Voice and others were being canceled everywhere. We
(02:33):
as Trump Media, could not rely on any of the
big tech companies to build out this infrastructure. So we
actually built a closed loop system where we own it all.
And so we've provided and built a highway for Real
America's Voice and others, and we now have the Patriot
package and we're beta. We've opened up the public beta,
(02:53):
so you can go on to True Social, go to
go to Truth Plus tv U and download and download
it today and you'll see how fast aset is. And
then over time, this is how you help companies like
Real America's Voice because so many, as you're well aware
of the Center right media companies have been canceled by
big tech. So this is I think a real opportunity.
(03:16):
President Trump set out there to give everybody their voice.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Back, including his own.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
As you recall, there was no need to build true
social but we had to because President Trump was kicked
off of everywhere, just like myself and others were being
shadow band. We're now doing what we did for social media,
we're doing for you guys in the linear TV business.
So it is especially great for news. Eric and I'm
sorry to go on and on here, but if you
(03:43):
miss if somebody misses your show, you can. As a
matter of fact, it's seven day playback, So if I
missed your show from last week, I can go back
and watch your show. So this is and it's fast.
So I think this is cutting edge technology. It's kind
of the combination of people. Know, if you took YouTube,
TV and Comcast and Sling and put it all together
(04:05):
into one, that's what we have and what you're seeing
on the screen there.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
This is just the start. We still are.
Speaker 3 (04:12):
Ingesting a ton of content and this is non woke content.
So for everybody that always says, you know, do you
want to support real America's voice everything that you guys
are doing the other news channels, non woke programming like
Great American Family who was stood up after Hallmark went woke.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
This is your way to do it.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
You can put your money where your mouth is and,
by the way, enjoy it.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
I think the.
Speaker 3 (04:36):
People who are downloading our app so far are really
enjoying it because they see you know, I think it's
cutting edge technology, and I'm obviously partial to it. But
the people that have joined the Patriot Package, I think
are seeing the same thing. Eric, and I know that
you've used it too, and it's only going to get
better with time, and the more people that we have
(04:57):
using it, the faster we can move, the faster it
can developed, and the better off we all will be.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Yeah, I just want to throw this out there. This
is it's really encouraging, Devin. As you know, this came
about because I had heard about the beta test and
the beta you were in beta for Truth plus the
television playback of some of the most important shows. I
went to the site. I was thrilled to see that
we're up top just a second ago. If you scroll back,
we're up top featured show. That's fantastic. But I was
(05:24):
also happy because there's other Yes, there are competitors. Of
course OA in News machs our competitors. But it's really good,
Devin Newon is to see that right wing media the
voices that, as you point out, our shadow band are stifled,
our censored across other platforms, our Front and Center on
Truth plus two social, but more importantly Truth Plus as
well right now. Was heartwarming to see us being there. Sure,
(05:48):
but everyone else as well.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
Yeah, that's exactly right, Eric, And look, everybody's in this together.
That's why President Trump we wanted to build the highway,
prove that you didn't need to use Microsoft and Amazon
and all of these companies. We wanted to prove that
we could build it on our own. And by the way,
it's global now. You can actually in almost any country
you can watch Eric Bowling because you can download the
(06:11):
app no matter what country you're in, and you can
watch Real America's Voice and others. Now, in the US,
it's critically important that people who are in the United
States join our process. Join The subscription service is called
the Patriot Package. And look, we're not selling it. It's
ten bucks a month. It's like you know, one fancy
Starbucks in New York City, or you know, if you
(06:33):
think about it. It's one big mac miller, actually less
in California. I think big macmills are like fifteen bucks now.
But we really need people to join, help us test this,
help it build us out. And when you join, you're
supporting the Eric Bowling's, the Real America Voices, the Steve Bannons,
everybody that has been fighting out there, you know, for
(06:54):
freedom of speech. And now we're able to have this
highway where everybody has a home. And the more we
had and the more we work together, the better off
I think everyone will be. And I will tell you
it's not just about news, not to not to just
be labor the conversation here, but you know, great American
family and purre Plis, I mean they are amazing. They
(07:15):
do they do great content, and that you know, when
all these other Disney and all these went woke and
you know, all the silly stuff that you've seen, there
are companies out there that are not doing that. So
we're really focused on new content, new documentaries. We're also
working with Curiosity Stream, which was a spin hop. By
the way, the team that developed Discovery Discovery got bought,
(07:37):
went woke. They created Curiosity Stream. So a lot of documentaries.
All this is coming, so when you get on there,
you're going to see a lot already, we're going to
make updates. You'll be able to use it and you
can go back and forth seven days fast forward and
also work good. You can put it on all your devices.
Oh and I almost brought the best part Eric. It's
linked to your True Social account, so you don't have
(07:59):
to have a True kind of if you don't want.
But it's going to work really, really well. And one
of the things we unveiled last week is we're designing
what we call truth Gems.
Speaker 2 (08:09):
So ultimately what will happen is is.
Speaker 3 (08:11):
That you will get reward points not only for being
on True Social, but also the more you watch on
a real America's voice on Truth Plus. Ultimately, we're going
to build this so you get reward points, so that's
something that we'll start testing. We're in design phase now.
We released that last week. So this is all and
it all comes back ultimately to the future of the
(08:32):
economy where you know where you're going to use this
this crypto technology beneath all of these platforms to make
them work seamlessly so that we don't have to use
not only do we not want to use big tech,
we also don't want to use the big banks.
Speaker 2 (08:46):
And that's what we're building.
Speaker 3 (08:47):
And we're just happy that Real America's voice and you, Eric,
and you've been on it, you know, since the beginning,
and we're really thankful to you.
Speaker 1 (08:54):
We're thrilled to be on it. I'm thrilled to be
part of it, Devan. So it's almost like Netflix. I mean,
if you're if you're not into liberal programming, you're kind
of into the news and you have to sit center
or center right, It's it's basically Netflix because you have
so many options, not just shows, but other other types
of content too. I don't mean to be an infomercial here,
(09:14):
but I really think it's something. If you're a conservative,
there's a void you're filling, a major void that the
left and left leaning media has left for you to
take advantage of.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
Yeah, that's that's exactly right.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
And if you if you think about it, you know
none of us should have to be here right now, right,
I mean, this is you know, we didn't do this.
President Trump didn't need a company, I didn't need a job.
I was perfectly fine in Congress representing the people of California.
But the left and their wokeness, they they did this
the count all the stuff that was done by Twitter
(09:49):
and Facebook and everybody else to millions of Americans. That's
why this company, that's why Trump Media Technology exists. We're
the only company in the history of mankind that's basically
all retail share. There's all built by people who, you know,
who needed a voice. And we have built this highway
so that people have their voice. And it's only and look,
(10:10):
we're at the nascent stage of this. I mean I
you talk about Netflix like, look, I Netflix is good technology.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
YouTube TV's good technology.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
I think as we make improvements, when you get on
and view our technology, we call it ultra fast. I
will tell you we are every bit as fast as
those as those products. And obviously we're not as big,
but as time goes by, we get bigger and bigger.
We believe we built the technology so it can be
replicated and replicated quickly.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
So the biggest I'd say, the biggest draw on all
of media, probably in the history of media, is the
boss is the guy whose name is on on the
top of your website. Trump Any any idea, any thoughts,
any discussions, about a Trump TV show, and boy, what
it would be the place to advertise or even a
Trump work.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Really well, look right now, right now, we're here for
you guys, and there's so many other news news outlets.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
Oh and I almost forgot.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
The other thing we're here for are for the religious
channels that also have have been either you know, you
might have the religious channels on you on your cable,
your old school cable, but you know there's forty seven
hundred channels, and you might find the religious channel at
forty six hundred right at the very bottom. And so,
because we believe lesson is more, we're not going to
(11:31):
be one of these companies that has a thousand channels
like we're actually just going to get We're going to
get good quality and be a home for people who
don't have a voice. So I don't think that the
president wants to well, right now, he's in the office,
so he couldn't do that anyway. But look, he's got
a lot of work to do. I'm not gonna speculate
on what. You know, he's got three and a half years.
(11:51):
As you know, he works seven days a week, and look,
it's my job to build this highway to keep free
speech open because we you know, we're always one away.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
Bron Well, deep, let's do this at the.
Speaker 1 (12:04):
I will I will throw my hat in the ring
early three and a half years in advance that if
there comes a day where President Trump, who's leaving office
after a second term, says, you know, I wouldn't mind
doing a show. I would. I know a guy who's
got a lot of years experience hosting that type of show.
We'd have a little bit of fun with Devin. Really
good having on my friend, keep up the great work.
(12:25):
And congratulations on truth tea Truth Media group and also
Truth Social and Truth Plus. Congratulations Devin doing as CEO
of Truth Everything Truth Media.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Thanks a lot there, appreciate it, all right, folks.
Speaker 1 (12:39):
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remind you about my podcast and YouTube page, which are
both updated daily. You can catch it there here to
us anytime. You can see that and also go on
truth Plus, go to truth Social going Truth Plus, and
you can subscribe to the show there. You can watch
it every single day there as well. How about this
though that toll free number, we talk to you. We
listen to your voicemails. At the end of the show,
(14:05):
we'll probably do a bunch more. It's either Bannon or this.
And your voicemails are incredible. I listened to them all
be You're unbelievable. And we'll play some of your own questions,
answers and comments at the end of the show. We'll
be back in two and a half minutes. All right, folks.
(14:29):
So so you know how we do the voicemails. I just
got to show you how cool this is. This is
why we loved I love this, I love to do
I do this for you. I mean this. Yeah, I
do TV, but it's really about hearing what you have
to say, what you want answered. So over the weekend,
I'm just listening to a bunch of the voicemails, and
I think I'm four or five hundred backlogged right now,
but I'm going to listen to all of them, and
I hear this one voicemail and now take a listen.
Speaker 4 (14:52):
Hey, Eric, I just saw your little spiel at the
end of your show reading voicemails, so I thought i'd
leave one as a retired religion I was actually on
Epstein's plane at Teterborough, New Jersey, back in the day,
and I met him and he didn't even speak to us.
He thought we were like dirt. He had three girls
on the plane. Two were from the Baltic nations, I
(15:15):
think Estonia and Laffya, and the other was Brazilian. And
it was a very uncomfortable experience and it was a
well known thing. So dig into all the people that
worked for Immigration and Customs during that time in Peterborough,
New Jersey, and maybe they can shed some light as
far as relieving stuff. As a former prosecutions officer, this
(15:39):
is a slam dunk. There's nothing to be scrubbed, hidden nothing.
It's all done. They knew who's what and who's where,
and it's all about protecting foreign intelligence agencies at this point.
And the fact that Trump, who I support been voted
for three times, isn't just releasing everything is extremely disheartening
and it's going to hurt NA immensely.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
So I heard that and I called him back and
the gentleman said, I'm PJ. Stuart, And so I said,
would you come on the show and talk about that
a little bit and this is how we worked the
show And he said sure, And so let's bring in
PJ Stuart. From more information, PJ tell us how you
came to be on the Epstein plane and tell us
a little about what you're doing at the time, what
(16:19):
you saw.
Speaker 5 (16:21):
Thanks for having me on, Eric, my pleasure. So back
in the day, I worked for CBP at Newark International
Airport and once a quarter I was assigned at the
Seaport unit. So once a quarter we would get a
two week detail pay period up at Teterborough to process
all the people that come in on the private jets there.
And I remember, I think it was like a I'm
(16:42):
pretty sure it was a Sunday night, and my buddy
came in from the other room. He was a customs guy.
We had just merged. It was after nine to eleven,
and he's like, hey man, this guy's come in. You
won't believe this flight. He comes in all the time
with these young girls. It's really kind of crazy. You know,
he's coming in any minutes. So I'm like, okay, you know,
I was just in my office do my thing. So
plane came in, I think it was a seven twenty
(17:04):
seven and we get on the plane and it was
bench seating. It wasn't like your standard airplane where you
have like seats and everyone you know, three and three.
It was bench seating. So we step on the plane
and it was Epstein and these three girls. He was
sitting with his legs crossed. Literally did not say one
word to us the girls. All our interaction was with
(17:25):
the girls. You know, I was a little concerned with
their age. Obviously. I checked thoroughly their visas, if I'm
not mistaken, The oldest was twenty, the other two were
nineteen and eighteen. The visas had been issued by the
United States State Department in their respective capitals, so everything
checked out. I mean, the visas were real. They weren't,
you know, fake or anything. And the interaction was weird.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
You know.
Speaker 5 (17:48):
As a LA enforcement star, I'm retired now after twenty
two years, you know, you developed those senses and just
that feeling on the plane just something just was not right,
you know, that kind of spidey sense for lack of
a better expression. And so I got off the plane.
I'll never forgetting.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
I googled.
Speaker 5 (18:04):
Like his name, and it was this is two thousand
and four, and the only thing that came up was
this guy was a math teacher and all of a sudden,
he's running a hedge fund in New York City. And
he flew Bill Clinton to Africa on his plane, and
maybe Kevin Spacey I think his name was mentioned too, And.
Speaker 2 (18:19):
I was like, and that was it.
Speaker 5 (18:20):
Like it was nothing else really you could find on
this guy, and obviously being law enforcement, and I like
to dig around, and I literally, again this is two
thousand and four, couldn't find anything. And I'm originally from
New York and you know, my buddy was on Wall
Street and you don't go from being a math teacher
to running a hedge fund. So that, like, right, there
was a red flag, but it was it was a
well known fact that he would come in frequently with
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these young ladies at the Atlantic Terminal in Teetterboro Airport
and there's a lot of officers that.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
Now, PJ, did you see anyone else on the plane
other than sir?
Speaker 5 (18:52):
Everywhere the cockmit door was closed and then we were
in a second the plane was sectioned, so we were
in like an area that was probably by like ten
twelve feet long, and then I don't know what was
beyond that door.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
I don't want to know. And so is this a
regular currence that Feds, in one way of law enforcement
would board these planes just to see what's going on
and if something didn't feel right, was there was there
another level that you could you know, elevate the concern too,
for sure?
Speaker 5 (19:19):
For sure there you know, he came in pretty frequently
from what I was told. I only encountered once because
he was coming international, so obviously he has to clear
immigration and customs at that time. So, like I said,
I was digging around, but I really couldn't find anything
to to flip to the upper levels, so to speak.
But they're definitely you know the fact that these girls
were youngish, they were legal according to the you know,
(19:41):
the documentation, and they appeared to be leo. I didn't
think they were minors, you know. But it's just a
guy his age with girls that young. Just it wasn't
passing the s and you in one.
Speaker 1 (19:52):
Of our conversations again, folks, I got again voicemail from
from random stranger Peter. I did that you. I did
talk to Ben call our friend. I also checked checked
your background a little bit. I did do that before
we went this far. But still you said check law
enforcement around the time. We think they know more than
they're telling us, and specifically are we talking the FBI, who.
Speaker 5 (20:16):
I would say just the higher up at Customs. It
was a tremutualist time for my pronunciation. We had just
merged after nine to eleven. Customs management was kind of
taking over everything, uh and kind of pushing I called
it the Great Purge of the intellectuals, where all the
people with immigration background were being pushed out at the
leadership level. So you had a bunch of people running
(20:37):
the airport whose knowledge was NFL knockoff jerseys and Oakley seizures.
They really didn't have the skill set to dig in deep.
Speaker 1 (20:45):
Got it, got it, PJ. You know, we we ran
out of time, but like to bring it back as
things develop, you know, as we start hearing different agencies
and you may have known, didn't know. You know, it's
just a wild West right now. We just don't know
what to what to understand very quickly. You're a professional
opinion only is there an Epstein list? Then where do
you think it is? If there is?
Speaker 5 (21:06):
Yeah, I worked in many law enforcement agencies in my career,
always federal, and I worked at the FBI for a
couple of years.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Of the JTTF.
Speaker 5 (21:14):
You when you do a case, I mean the logs
for evidence are so thorough, just so thorough, and it's
like easy to I need this, you know number three
from this case, I mean there's something there. If there's
like a physical list, I don't know that, but there's
evidence of names and people. And I just think I
really believe in transparency. And I just think I'm a
Trump supporter. I voted for him three times. I love
(21:35):
the President, but he's got to get ahead of this.
He's just got to be as transparent as possible.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Always best, always best. PJ. Storart, thank you for your time.
Speaker 2 (21:43):
Thank you, sir, have a great one. Thought was riddled
with imflammation.
Speaker 6 (21:46):
I couldn't sit for more than five minutes because the pain.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
Would just be so severe.
Speaker 8 (21:50):
I heard you're talking about pain and imflammation a.
Speaker 2 (21:52):
Couple of months ago, and I said, that's what we're
going to do.
Speaker 9 (21:57):
It is gone by my fatigue gone, brain fog gone,
ibs gone.
Speaker 2 (22:04):
The rednescence swelling in my face gone.
Speaker 9 (22:07):
There has been a huge improvement in my asthma. I
have not had one migraine since starting this program.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
My sleep is amazing.
Speaker 9 (22:17):
I didn't know you could feel that good sleeping.
Speaker 1 (22:20):
Well, that was a look you to have a couple
who followed my five to five challenge. Inflammation has been
called the silent killer and the secret epidemic, and the
Cleveland Clinic says that inflammatory diseases now count for more
than half of all deaths globally. To hear more, let's
bringin founder of Energized Health, John Jubilee is back. John again.
We talk about inflammation on so many levels, on shoulders, joints, everything,
(22:47):
organs can be inflamed arteries can be tell us how we,
I guess, toned down the inflammation to make this healthier.
Speaker 7 (22:56):
Yeah, well, yeah, you quoted the Cleveland Clinic and also
another famous clinic, the Mayo Clinic. They did a study
and said ninety nine percent of all pain, all illness,
all disease in human bodies, the root cause is inflammation.
(23:17):
And the great news is, you know, as you know,
we have the only patent pending science in the world,
cellular hydration, which flushes out all toxins out of the
human body and more importantly, flushes out inflammation. Inflammation is
a measurable disrupt in the body, and so there's devices
(23:41):
called phase angle devices. And my wife and I this
is always a fun story for me to share when
it comes to inflammation and give people hope and encouragement.
You know, there's an inflammation line of zero. My wife
and I tested below the zero line, you know, on
an FDA approved phase angle device because of this science.
(24:02):
And so I want to encourage people. You really can
reverse inflammation. You can reverse inflammation out of your body.
And when you do that, you're going to the root cause.
And I wish I had this quote, but it's the
doctor's You know, we have over three hundred doctors that
are our clients on our Energized Health Protocol and they say,
(24:24):
you guys cracked the code. You cracked the code. You
went to the root cause to reverse inflammation. And that's
what we all need, eric to be healthy. We've got
to get that information.
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Job, how does that work? Most people think, if you
have inflammation, you don't want to hydrate more. You want
to reduce the hydration, reduce the inflammation. It's actually the opposite,
isn't it.
Speaker 7 (24:45):
Well it is because interestingly, when we're dehydrated, the body
goes into a panic mode, a panic state, and it
holds all of your hydration. That's where a lot of
dehydrated people will actually have swelling in their body because
the body is fighting so hard to hang on to
(25:06):
the little bit of hydration it actually has in there.
And so I would encourage people. You know, we're doing
a special thing right now. It's our five to five
to five Challenge, and it's not really it's five days,
but it's only like forty five minutes a day, so
you can watch it whenever you want. So super easy, guys,
it's a small investment of your time. Come sit down
(25:28):
with Chelsea and I. It's like having a cup of
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we will share with you the foundation, the foundation of
what we've learned in twenty eight years of how to
reverse inflammation, how to get healthy at.
Speaker 2 (25:44):
The cellular level.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
And there's nothing crazy here, guys. There's no running, there's
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None of that stuff is sustainable. We've helped tens of
thousands of people just like you. And if you want
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about forty five minutes a day.
Speaker 10 (26:07):
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This can be transformative for your life.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
All right, that's it. John. Always good to have you
my five to five challenge dot com and energize health.
John Jubilee, thank you again. Always appreciate your time. Thank
you brother. All Right, folks, we'll be back two and
a half minutes. Well, and next guest was just a
couple of minutes ago at the White House at a
(26:31):
lunch and was she's still at the White House grounds,
but she was at a luncheon with President Donald Trump
and more than sixty CEOs and business leaders who take
part in faith based charitable works. Welcome, White House Faith
Director Jenny Corn. Jenny, really good to have you. Can
you tell us a little bit about the luncheon President Trump,
he was there, what was his demeanor and you know,
really what was the focus of the meeting luncheon and
(26:53):
the CEOs there.
Speaker 11 (26:57):
Thank you, Eric, and welcome from the White House.
Speaker 8 (26:59):
Yes, it was an amazing lunch.
Speaker 11 (27:01):
And as you said, I'm the Faith Director of the
newly created and historic White House Faith Office. Thanks to
President Trump who has elevated faith to the highest level.
And so this lunch has never been done before where
you bring eighty two CEOs business owners together who also
because of their faith, give to so many charities and
do so much philanthropic work. We wanted to recognize that
(27:23):
and also show that we want to partner. The government
wants to partner with success because faith based programs are
eighty percent plus successful. So we want to make sure
when there's people in need that we are partnering with success.
And so President Trump was only supposed to be there
for ten minutes.
Speaker 8 (27:37):
He was there for almost an hour.
Speaker 11 (27:39):
He loved these people and they loved him.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
You know, Jenny, it strikes me and I've had this
conversation with so many people the year ago, in a
day Butler, Pennsylvania, Trump was almost assassinated, and a lot
of people talk about what if the bullet was just
the quarter inch to the right, it would kill them.
But I also say if it was a quarter inch
to the left, it would have missed a year completely,
and therefore it'd be a completely different outcome. Like personally,
(28:05):
I don't know where I am on my faith. I
just have no idea. I've had some heartache in my
life I don't want to talk about right here. I
don't know where I am, but I will tell you
it is very, very compelling to me to think that
there's a higher power that decided to put the bolt
through his ear, not take him out, and not miss
him completely. What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 8 (28:25):
I believe and so does he.
Speaker 11 (28:27):
And he says this publicly and privately that God spared
his life.
Speaker 8 (28:30):
And he is unashamed to say that.
Speaker 11 (28:32):
And people think that maybe faith is a new thing
in his life, but he grew up going to Sunday School.
One of his favorite books is the Bible that his
mom gave him. His dad used to take him to
Billy Graham revivals. He loved to watch Norman Vincent Peale.
So faith has been a quiet part of his life.
Speaker 8 (28:47):
And so this is not a political at all.
Speaker 11 (28:49):
And I worked for him all four years and forty
five administration, and he welcomed prayer. But after Butler, things
became just more profound. And he says very openly now
that God spread his life and he put.
Speaker 8 (29:02):
In the Oval office.
Speaker 11 (29:03):
He says, you know, he's redecorated, but he has placed
two angels at the top of the ceiling to oversee
the Oval office and everybody that comes in there. So
we do believe that he was spared, and we also
believe that there was a reason for that four year
gap because it would have been totally different had President
Trump rolled into a second term. And so we needed
(29:23):
that gap to show America and the world what the
difference it is between a President Trump and someone like
just a failed President Biden.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
You know, Jenny, just work with me here, because I
agree that there was a reason God spared Donald Trump
from the bullet taking him out, but there's also a
reason that it didn't completely miss him to give him
the platform for the world to see that this I
would say, if there is such a figure as a
chosen one, you couldn't script it any better than that
(29:52):
bullet hitting his ear, not killing him, but also not
missing him, right.
Speaker 8 (29:57):
One hundred percent?
Speaker 11 (29:58):
Well, you take thinks for granted, right when everything just
comes easy and so to you know, uh, to be
out of an assassination, attempt to see him rise up
and do the fight, fight, fight, to have the wherewithal
to do that. That is what America needed. That is
what the people in the in the crowd needed to say,
I'm here for you, no matter what comes at us. So,
(30:20):
whether it's a bullet to his ear, but it's other
things that people are going through America, whether they can't
afford groceries or their rent, or they can't get a job,
or they're worried about Israel and Iran. That this president
was gonna come here and say, I'm gonna take the
bullet for you.
Speaker 8 (30:35):
I'm gonna take.
Speaker 11 (30:35):
Every policy issue, and I'm gonna I'm gonna use this
four years to every possible success that I can have.
And as he came into our event, you know, getting
an hour of the president's time is very valuable, and
you know he leaves going, Okay, I'm gonna take the
rest of the day to finish saving the country. And
so he takes what his job is very seriously, and
the rest of us too too. You know, I even say,
(30:56):
oh my gosh, we already have six We're in six months.
We only have three and a half years left, so
we know how important it is to get what we
need to get done for the people of America. He
loves this country so much, so I hate when I
see like the naysayers out there because I get to
see him every day and he is working so hard
on behalf of the American people.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
And Jenny Corn, we're talking to the White House Faith Director.
You worked fairly closely. I guess with PAULA. White as well.
When you advise the president on things like the conflicts
between Russia and Ukraine, the conflict with Hamas in the israelis,
what do you say to how do you advise him
on a faith basis and does he listen to it
(31:35):
and does he take it in? Tell us.
Speaker 11 (31:40):
Yes, I mean the fact he's very proud of the
fact that the White House Faith Office is in the
West Wing as a director report to him, working in
conjunction with the Domestic Policy Council to implement policy that
directly affects people of faith. So we get to meet
with him on a regular basis, and he asks us,
what is your pastors, what are your rabbis, What are
the priests, what are the emons thinking?
Speaker 8 (31:59):
What are saying? He wants to know the pulse of
the faith community and what they care about.
Speaker 11 (32:04):
Otherwise, I mean, he celebrated when this decision just came
from the IRS and the DOJ about pastors being able
to express themselves about who they support publicly, whether they're
in office or president, a congress member, or what have you.
And he always says, Okay, how do we repeal the
Johnson Amendment because I want people of faith to have
their freedom of speech.
Speaker 8 (32:24):
So he listens to people of faith. He wants to know.
Speaker 11 (32:26):
What they what they think, and he takes it into consideration.
I mean, supporting Israel is huge. I mean, you know
when people around are saying, no, we can't support Israel
because of this or this or that, he said.
Speaker 8 (32:37):
No, we've got a US has to stand with Israel. One.
It's the right thing to do.
Speaker 11 (32:41):
But on a faith based issue, he understands those complexities.
Speaker 1 (32:45):
All right, we're going to leave it there. Good having you,
Jenny corn White House Faith Director, appreciate your time again,
just fresh out of a meeting and a luncheon with
the President of the United States. Thank you, Jenny, appreciate
your time.
Speaker 8 (32:57):
Thank you. Eric id bless you.
Speaker 1 (32:59):
No, God bless you. All Right, Well, folks will be
back two and a half minutes. Well, we know the
top story in America remains immigration and the right versus
(33:20):
left war that rages on. As Ice continues to clean
up our streets. Democrats are growing angrier by the minute.
Check out. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserperson Schultz went on CNN to
fear monger about the living conditions at Alligator Alcatraz. She
was apparently furious to learn that the detention center's residents,
you know, the deportees, well, they have to use a
(33:42):
bathroom when they want to brush their teeth, you know,
kind of like the rest of us.
Speaker 12 (33:46):
Listen, So they essentially drink, they get their drinking water,
and they brush their teeth where they poop in the
same unit. They bragged that they went a standards supposedly
and gave them a three foot privacy wall that stretches
the length inside the thirty two detainee cage, a three
(34:11):
foot privacy wall that stretches the length of the three toilet.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
She does realize, Miss Wasermutchul says, realize that these people
are detaining because they broke the law, right. I mean this,
this is like charity here. They're detaining them until they
are deported back like jail. Have you seen a prison?
Have you seen an eight by eight? Have you seen
there's no privacy wall in prison? Debbie tom Holman not
(34:38):
to be messed with baddest badass in America. He made
that very clear on day one, but apparently some people
still don't get it. Here is Homan absolutely destroying a Heckler,
who cut Homan off during his TPUs A speech over
the weekend. They're playing the long game.
Speaker 10 (34:54):
Let's release them in the community.
Speaker 2 (34:57):
Wait twa, three or five years, Barney.
Speaker 1 (35:01):
Are you an NS thir team member?
Speaker 10 (35:05):
Hey, hey, that's okay, that's okay.
Speaker 2 (35:09):
I got, I got, I got a question.
Speaker 10 (35:11):
No, no, no, I got a question for you. Why
don't you come up here and hand me that picture?
Speaker 2 (35:16):
Bring bringer Bringer? You say you assay?
Speaker 13 (35:32):
They got MORENS like this all the country.
Speaker 10 (35:36):
This guy, this guy wouldn't nor like the surface nation.
This guy ain't got the balls to be a nice officer.
Do you ever got the ball to be a ball chorgan?
This guy lives in his mother's basement. The only think
that surprids me, you don't have purple hair and a
nose ring.
Speaker 1 (35:53):
Get out of here, your loser, and any question. By
the way that Heckler got in wearing a Maga hat
at a TPUs A shirt, I believe he was just
obviously trying to sneak in to give him the omanar time.
But I didn't see him going up on stage with
that picture of home and with MS thirteen tattoos branded
on his fingers, which aren't really there obviously. Meanwhile, Tom
(36:15):
Homan been quite the role lately. He went on CNN
set the record straight about Alligator Alcatraz. Take a listen.
Speaker 13 (36:22):
I mean, bottom line is, you know, from the day
one I've been doing this job since nineteen eighty four,
detainees complained about the conditions of detention. And I said
this many times. You can simply go to ICE dot
GUV and look at the detention standards ICE has. They
have the highest attention standers in the industry. But the
same congressmen are complaining about Alligator Alcatraz. You didn't see
(36:44):
him complaining about under Biden administration, people being held in
a borbitoe parking lot surrounded by a fence in the
sweltering heat.
Speaker 1 (36:51):
Not a word.
Speaker 13 (36:52):
You didn't hear a word about half a minute chill
and being trafficked in the country and them not being
able to locate three hundred thousand President Trump thiss administrator
since fining thousands of those children. So you know, they
have a lot of anger under President Trump and how
we're doing business. And they ignored four years of open borders,
historic migrant death, historic Americans dying from fatanhall, historic numbers
(37:13):
and women showing me a sexdfic historic number of people
on the terrace Wasston's coming across the border silence.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
So we were there. We went Alligator out his brand
new facility. I mean it's been there for a while,
but they're building again. They're tents generally, yeah, tense, but
these these beds are brand new, the living facilities are
brand new. They're treated very well. This idea that just
because it's called Alligator Alcatraz it's some sort of you know,
disgusting detention camps is bs and left just doesn't get it.
(37:42):
They would know if they showed up like we did
when Trump and Gnome and Governor DeSantis all showed up
there and we toured the facility. But they don't want
to do that. Dana Bash That was Dana Bash. Well,
listen to their try to lure home and it's sounding
like a total racist on CNN. He saw right through
her talk scheme listen to home and completely avoid her
(38:03):
bs left wing progressive bait.
Speaker 9 (38:06):
You said in an interview this week that reasonable suspicion
can be based on quote, the location, their occupation, their
physical appearance, their actions. What about an individual's physical appearance
would give immigration agents quote reasonable suspicion that they might
be in the US illegally.
Speaker 13 (38:29):
Well, first of all, let me be clear. Physical description
can't be the sole factor to give you reasonal suspicion.
As I said to an interview is articable facts with
an S, so appearance can be just one. For instance,
if someone has as thirteen tattoo interface, that'd be one
factor to add to other factors to razors.
Speaker 1 (38:48):
And suspety who not where you're going for hunt, Dana Bash?
What a letdown you're looking for? That racist rant that
you never got digit Dana Bash. I know the Democrats
have gone off the deep end, but Dan bashism doing
the party any favors with a ridiculous rage bait interview
questions that continue to produce insane sound bites from all
of her deranged Democrat guests. Here's Dana sitting down with
(39:11):
another Democrat mouthpiece, Senator Alex Spadilla, who's clearly losing sleep
over Tom Holman and Ice. And remember this guy getting
exited from Christy Nomes event.
Speaker 14 (39:19):
Watch what if I was outside of home people, because
I'd like to do some work around the house, not
dressed in his suit? Would I be a target of
ice enforcement under Tom Holman, probably, and it's just wrong.
It's not just due process right that have become the concern.
Speaker 1 (39:36):
You guys are racial. They just they they're continuing to
defend the criminals against the victims who are US Americans
and people getting raped and murdered at the hands of
these people. In other news, the long away to the
release of the Jeffrey Epstein crime files has been delayed
time and time again. Out now looms over the situation
of complete contrast from the public or optimism that Americans
(39:58):
had when Team Trump promised that the information would be
made public. Listening to what Dan Bongino had to say
about the.
Speaker 15 (40:03):
Situation, nobody has resigned over this, no one. I have
an important message now too. This is directed at the
people who know, the people who know. I'm asking you
as a friend. Life is calling, man, It's time to
(40:26):
pick up the phone. Big people do big things, Small
people do small things. The courageous are going to speak out.
I don't want to hear lectures about oh my pension.
And I resigned and walked away from my job, and
there was no guarantee anything was ever going to come
out of it, because I believed in something bigger, so
(40:47):
I can can spare me the lectures. You'll probably get
whistleblower protection. Go get yourself a lawyer and speak out.
Now you're running out of time. Life's calling, man, pick
up the phone.
Speaker 1 (41:02):
Let's get it. Let's get it out there, guys, Let's
get it out Jasmine Jesse. Jasmine Crockett got a new
haircut and debuted the look on MSNBC. She also dropped
her latest conspiracy theory about Republicans during the interview. This
one needs to be heard to believe.
Speaker 16 (41:16):
Following back those things that would have hopefully started to
cool this planet down. Because they don't believe in science,
the least that they could do is believe in helping
American people. Unfortunately, we continue to see Republicans decide that
they want to bury their constituents instead of actually doing
everything that they can to make sure that they live
(41:37):
amazing in full lives.
Speaker 1 (41:39):
Yeah, to the point, I want to go back, No idea,
What the hell she's talking about, No glue, what she's
talking about? You let me know. Hit me up. I'm curious.
Call the voicemail line. Bernie Sanders is vowing to get
socialists call them Communists, Zooran Mom Donnie elected in New York, which,
as we discussed, would be a total nightmare. Listen to
Mittens Mittens Bernie break down why Zoren is the only
(42:02):
choice for New York.
Speaker 6 (42:04):
He's going to have the entire establishment, the oligarchy, the
billionaires coming down on his head. Not only because he's
demanding that the wealthy and large corporations in New York
City start paying their.
Speaker 1 (42:17):
Fair share of taxes.
Speaker 6 (42:18):
They all worried that his campaign is an example of
what can happen all over the country when you bring
people together to demand the government that works for all
of us, are not just the few.
Speaker 2 (42:30):
So they really want to crush this guy.
Speaker 6 (42:32):
And you have billionaires saying quite openly, we are going
to spend as much as it takes to.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
Defeat this guy.
Speaker 6 (42:38):
You have democratics, democratic.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
Leadership not refusing to.
Speaker 6 (42:43):
Jump on board campaign with this guy as the Democratic nominee.
So most importantly, I'm going to do everything I can
to see that Daran becomes the next mayor of New York.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
I'm old enough to remember a day when just being
called a socialist was enough to disqualify you from holding
office in America, and I'm not really sure why Bernie
Sanders thinks it's a good idea to back a socialist,
a communist as mayor of the largest city in America.
Maybe it's time for Bernie to go to all right,
for it to break. Just remember you can subscribe to
any to podcasts and any one of those areas down there.
(43:16):
Also somehow I want to show you, I hear hundreds
thousands at this point of your voicemails. You talked about everything.
We have more of your voicemails coming up after the break.
Call that number toll free. Maybe you get you on
TV the next couple of days. I read that. All right,
(43:40):
you never disappoint, You never disappoint. The voicemails come in.
It's amazing. And like I said earlier in the show,
we booked someone from a voicemail that came in. PJ. Stewart,
who was a former Fed agent who was on Jeffrey
Epstein's plane, end up being a guest on the show.
So keep them coming. Your insights are incredible, mad Dog.
One do we have is for voicemails today.
Speaker 16 (44:02):
So this is Beth from Idaho and she says, don't
celebrate goal prices being up.
Speaker 17 (44:09):
This is Pat from Idaho.
Speaker 4 (44:10):
I just wanted to say, I think it's inappropriate for
you to be celebrating an increase in the price of gold.
It just means our dollar is weaker.
Speaker 2 (44:18):
Not cool. Please think about that.
Speaker 17 (44:20):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (44:21):
So it was a Pat patter bath. Let's do it
this way. The dollar weakening, yes, is one of the
reasons goal prices go up, but it's not all of it.
A lot of it is. There are others. There's inflation reasons.
There's insecurity about the government not knowing if tariffs are
going to work or not. There's foreign geopolitics involved. There
are a lot of reasons to own gold. I celebrate
(44:42):
gold because it's been a fantastic hedge against all the
other garbage that's going on in the economy. So I'm
not celebrating the fall of the US dollar, Absolutely not.
I want the dollar to be the reserve currency around
the world. We need it to be the reserve currency
for everything. I know bricks and whatnot are trying to
undermine the US dollar. But it's not the only reason
(45:03):
gold goes up. Yes, weekending dollar makes gold to go up.
It's sort of a lot of other things that one
being the one reason I don't like the fact that
gold's going up. Because of that, every other reason, all
ten of the other reasons, you need to be diversified
in gold. I am, I am completely. This is me,
not sponsors, not anyone me talking. I've done this for
twenty years, own gold, and I will never sell my goal.
(45:24):
First day I walked on Fox News, first I was
ever on television, held up an ounce of gold. Six
hundred dollars that day. It's now thirty four hundred dollars ballpark.
I will never sell my gold. Nothing to do with
the dollar. But good question. Got another one, mad, I
think there's another gold question in here.
Speaker 17 (45:38):
Yeah.
Speaker 8 (45:39):
Viewer talks about visiting Fort Knox.
Speaker 17 (45:41):
Do it, Hi, mister Bowling, just curious what happened to
the less visit Fort Knox idea. I just got a
feeling there ain't no gold at all in the place,
and they don't want to let us know. I'm sure
it's probably a thing of national security CNS. We are
not backed by gold. But if you could just try
(46:03):
to find out what happened to, let's visit Fort Knox.
Thank you, have a blessed afternoon.
Speaker 1 (46:08):
Thank you, Thank you, leave your name. We'll get heavy comments,
but let us know where you're from and what your
name is here. You have a great point. So I
want to know what's in Fort Knox. I've offered to
the White House. I would like to be in that
room when they go in and find out what's in
Fort Knox. We expect like several trillion dollars worth of
gold to be in that room. We hope it's there.
A lot of people like this gentleman who call it
(46:29):
says they believe that it was. It was liquidated over
the years, governments taking the gold out, leaving IOU's in
there whatever they do, and maybe spending it all right, Matt,
I hope it's there, but I want to be there
when they open the doors. I want cameras rolling. I
want to bring you too. I'll let you know. I
hope I'm invited to go on that one mad Dog.
Another one.
Speaker 4 (46:46):
This is Gigi from Messina, New York, and she doesn't
want to pay for other people's kids.
Speaker 18 (46:53):
Carry New York. I got a question something that really
makes me, man, why do all these people to have
these kids they can't afford, and then they force home
owners like me to pay for their kids' trips. I
paid for my kids when they were in school. I
shouldn't be forced to pay for other people. Thank you,
love your show.
Speaker 1 (47:13):
Thank you, Gig. You're one hundred percent right. You're saying
the things. A lot of these voicemails come in and
say similar versions of what you just said. I paid
my fair share, I paid for my kids. I don't
want my tax dollars pay for other people's kids. And
I think you're talking about the illegals. I'm pretty sure
you're talking about the illegals will come across and just
suck our resources dry, whether it's school, whether it's housing,
(47:34):
EBT cards, it's our money that they're using. One hundred
percent right, Gigi, you got another one for me, mad Dog.
Speaker 11 (47:41):
Yes, speaking of legals, we got something about alligator me.
Speaker 19 (47:45):
Pay bawling, mister bowling. I love your show. Hey, you
know the illegals that is in prison in Alligator, Alcatraz,
alligator Orchatrust. We need to feed them alligators. They make
good meets if we don't need to buy meat for them.
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (48:04):
So I'm pretty sure she was trying to say hey,
baul I said hey, hey, give me your name back.
I'd like to say, hey, back to you. Feed the
alligators meet deportise, Mad Dog. She's saying, feed the deport
allegany met oh, feed the deportees the alligator meat. Yes, ah, well, no,
(48:27):
that's not a bad idea. It's not bad. If you've
never had alligator meet you should try at some point time.
It's it's uh, as they say, tastes like chicken, only
a little bit more gamy, so to speak. I've had
alligator jerky. I haven't had alligator alligator jerky in it.
It wasn't bad. I'll be completely honest you. It was
absolutely not bad. But here's the point. Give your call.
(48:48):
Put the full screen up there again, mad dog with
the phone number. Call us, let us know what's on
your mind. Let me know what you're thinking. Eighty eight
six one, three to two. Call any time. Say anything
you want to talk about. If it's not a topic
we're talking about today, it doesn't matter. We'll get to them.
Be interesting. Give you some name. Now, let's know where
you're coming from, so we can get a sense of
what parts of the country are concerned about what topics,
(49:09):
and we will talk to our producers and we'll make
sure that the show reflects what you want talked about.
It's really a great venue. Again, sometimes Banning comes on
when he's not. We will continue to do these because
it's very, very very important. Watch for inflation numbers coming
out tomorrow morning eight thirty for the market opens. They'll
(49:29):
look like a consumer price index and a producer price
index first and a consumer price index. They will have
market reactions and keep your eye on bitcoin guys, Gold
thirty three fifty Bitcoin one hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
Bannon's Warm is coming up next. We will see you
again tomorrow. Have a great night, and as always, give
us a call.
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