The Dan Bongino Show

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The War For The Soul Of Our Movement (Ep. 2546)

Explore episode Jul 6, 2026

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Oliver Henry, Team America, and Closing Remarks

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The episode closes on an unabashedly optimistic note with the Oliver Henry clip — a British man who bought a last-minute World Cup ticket in Dallas, started documenting his trip, went viral, got seen by the President, and ended up backstage with a thumbs-up photo. Henry says he now understands the American dream for the first time. Bongino uses the moment to crystallize his worldview: Team America is about facts, service, and earned opportunity. It's not Team Commie, Team Grifter, or Team Slick-haired Zeros. He then delivers a characteristically blunt message to his critics — 51,000 people are in the stadium on a Monday morning in summer during a major news week, and he's not going anywhere. He teases tomorrow's Supreme Court content: birthright citizenship and why the mail-in ballot ruling was wrong. Vince and Haley from the Bongino network sign off.

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