Eric Bolling

speaker

623 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 28 Aug

Eric Bolling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 3 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 1.

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And he ran off to Russia. voice-verified

I think Snowden deserves a pardon, to be honest with you. voice-verified

So, Doc, Rick is pointing out something very important. voice-verified

Because when this was happening, they brought James Clapper, who's the director of the NSA, to a Senate hearing. voice-verified

And Senator Wyden asked Clapper point blank, are you surveilling Americans without a warrant? voice-verified

He literally leaned over, tried to figure out how to answer. voice-verified

And Rick is right. voice-verified

He said, not wittingly, but it wasn't a no. voice-verified

And guess what for that? voice-verified

He literally lied to the Senate. voice-verified

It was a televised hearing because it was such a huge deal. voice-verified

He got zero, zero penalty for lying to senators under oath. voice-verified

that the NSA was in fact surveilling Americans, whether they knew. voice-verified

It may not have been in the handbook to be able to do that, but it was a common practice, so common that Ed Snowden blew the whistle. voice-verified

Yeah, is there protections for people who aren't necessarily contractors, not actual employees of the NSA? voice-verified

Perhaps, but maybe that's a loophole in the whistleblower laws that we could close. voice-verified

Unfortunately, I don't think either side is looking into it because they're both using it. voice-verified

in their own way. voice-verified

I mean, I have not heard the Trump administration, Kash Patel, or whoever the attorney general will end up being. voice-verified

I'm hearing Todd Blanch may not get through the Senate now. voice-verified

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