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Join us and experience powerful live worship, patriotic energy and incredible performances celebrating the heart and soul of this nation. Hosted live by Bo Davidson with live music from Natasha Owens, Deepak, Celeste Kellogg, Wynn Williams, Inside out and more. This is more than a concert, more than a broadcast. This is a celebration of faith, freedom and the United States of America. With special thanks to our sponsors, Patriot Mobile, Freeborn, AMAC and Angel Studios. Celebrate Freedom starts right now. Well, welcome to Celebrate Freedom brought to you by Real America's Voice and Real America's Music. I'm Bo Davidson alongside the great Ben Berkwam. We are in Bartonville, Texas, just a little outside Dallas for Celebrate Freedom. Ben, it's going to be amazing night of worship music, of country music, everything that's celebrating faith, freedom and the ones who sacrificed it all. Yeah, no, this is, you know, we celebrate a lot of holidays in America, but to me, days like today, when we honor those who've paid the ultimate sacrifice, I get to do what I do because of those that came before me and spilled their blood for this nation. It's an absolute honor to be here. We got some great entertainment. We're going to be starting with some worship, but it's just an awesome night. If you guys aren't out there, this is not about just hanging out, having burgers and drinking a beer. This weekend is about honoring those that would pay the ultimate sacrifice for us. And it's awesome to do it in such an incredible venue. Marty B's out here. It's awesome. Marty B's is amazing. I've never been here before, Ben. I think it's an incredible venue. We actually have the owner Marty B. Marty, why don't you come on in and join us for a second here? Hey, you got the hat, too. Bo, where's your hat? I needed my hat. I should have brought it. I should have brought it. Marty, tell us why when you opened this place and why you opened it. Yeah, we opened in 2017, November. And ultimately we opened it for one general purpose, and that is was to create a space for people to come together, connect with their friends and family, and celebrate life. So as we celebrate Memorial Day and those who gave and paid the ultimate sacrifice, it's just a great way to connect people and celebrate them and honor them. And in addition to celebrating freedom in America. So we're grateful and honored to be a part of this event. And you look at businesses around the country, you know, for a long time to be conservative, you'd get canceled, you'd get attacked. How? Why is it so important for you to stand up and say, I'm willing to stand up for my country. I'm willing to stand up the values that I believe in? Well, you know, I've always been a person of faith, and faith isn't something you get to compartmentalize. It's who I am. And so when I said I was going to open up a business, being a person of faith is ultimately something that I wanted to be proud of. And we've been fortunate to have this amazing platform to celebrate faith. We have men and women's Bible studies here each month. We do praise and worship nights. We have this big ten foot cross on our stage, play Christian music on Sunday. And so we've really just embraced our faith. And we've always had a business that adopts conservative principles. And so we're proud of it and proud to host this event today. It's exciting. Honored to be with you, sir. And this is Marty. And we are B. Because we put the B in Marty. B's. Oh. And I would be remiss if I didn't say it's also my daughter Olivia's 9th birthday. Happy birthday, Olivia. Olivia. She's sitting right over there. Don't embarrass her. She hates to be embarrassed. But everyone give her a big hug. We love you, Olivia. We hate to tell you, Olivia, you're going to be embarrassed all night because we're going to continue to be telling you happy birthday. We'll probably sing it at some point, but right now, just to juxtapose off of what Marty just said, it is a place of faith. It is a place of worship. That's what real America's Voice is all about. Let's kick off tonight the right way. Serving God with worship, with rtc worship. Take it away, guys. Oh, I guess we're not ready. Okay. I thought we were ready for RTC version. Sorry about that. Well, Ben, let's just keep talking about what tonight's going to represent. We've got a lot of great things that are happening. We'll have kind of a broadcast hour. We'll talk about our great sponsors, Patriot Mobile, amac, Angel Studios, as well as Reborn. Talk about the effectiveness and why preborn is so such an amazing group. Well, look this. Everything that we are battling in this country and we just saw another assassination attempt on President Trump yesterday at the White House. The evil that is to going, growing in our nation has to be defeated. And it can only be defeated with the light, with God's truth. And that starts with life. If we don't get life right, if we don't protect, protect life before it's born, that life began when that sperm and that egg met, when those cells met and they began to start creating that life. When we kill that, when we allow that to be killed, that is killing God's creation. And so to me, preborn, it starts there. It starts with honoring life that God gave us. If we don't honor that, how do we expect God to honor us? How do we expect God to bless us? So to me, that's what it's all about. And then everything else stems from that life, from conception to natural death. It's amazing you say that, Ben, because just having my brand new daughter who's only two weeks old now, to see her face, to see the DNA combination of what with your beautiful children, what you did, your wife did, it's an amazing thing. And I think what preborn does, if I'm correct, is for only $28, you're sponsoring an ultrasound. For a woman to be able to make a decision like that, yeah, that's not a lot of money. So for those of you who are watching right now who want to donate to preborn, make sure you do that because only $28 can make the difference in life. Well, and that's what they said. Over 400,000 lives saved. Babies not aborted. You know, everyone in this room is an is a non aborted baby. But it's so powerful for a mother to see that life within her. You know, the left makes it sound like it's just a bunch of clump of cells. But the reality is when a mom can see that and see that this is her child inside of her, it changes and it has an amazing impact. So we want everyone to see it. It's also why Planned Parenthood doesn't want women to see that. They don't want girls to see that because they know it changes the mindset of the mother. And they're a mother before that baby is born. And they're a mother even if that that baby isn't born. And so that, to me, that's what it's all about. I don't know if you saw this, Ben, but it was pretty cool how on Mother's Day Day, President Trump and his team regenerated the reproductive rights website under Joe Biden to a pro mother, pro family website. It went from basically erasing families to giving you the tools how to create one. What a difference, an administration. I mean, think about just some of the things we had under Joe Biden. We had the Trans Day of visibility instead of Easter. Instead of celebrating our risen savior coming out of the tomb, we're celebrating mental illness and insanity and evil. You compare that to with President Trump on the border. Joe Biden and The Democrats had CBP1, President Trump had CBP home. Everything that has been done under President Trump's watch is the exact opposite. And it ultimately, again, the battle is good versus evil. The contrast is light versus darkness. And so you see it in the fruits of the policies. I mean, everything you say, but that's it. I mean, we celebrate life, we celebrate families, we celebrate God, we celebrate moms and dads and all genders, all two of them. So true. Well, Ben, I know that you've been on the road a lot with ice. Some of those missions you've been a part of are certainly very secretive. It's obvious to protect them, protect the officers. What have you noticed in the past couple of months doing this? And tell us about some of the missions you've been on. Well, I've been riding, obviously, lawn, border. We're in our sixth season or five years into to this. We started with law enforcement because we were blacked out. Speaking of the contrast, under Joe Biden, we wouldn't, they wouldn't let us in with ICE and Border Patrol because they didn't want us us to see what was actually happening. Thankfully, I had friends that were on the inside giving us intel, but I was riding with law enforcement. Before that, it was with, with sheriffs and police departments starting in La Jolla, Texas, and then Sheriff Lamb in Pinal county and going down into Central and South America. That was the first phase of it, to show the invasion that they invited in to destroy this country from within. Now, because of that work, became friends with Tom Homan, obviously, his position. Now he brought us back in and said, hey, we want to show the world what we're doing. Right? And so from the beginning, I've been there from the kickoff in Chicago with the operations with ice, exposing the lies of the enemy, the lies that are coming out of these sanctuary jurisdictions. But I'll be honest, we're losing when it comes to the media war. We're. We're a small voice in a major. In a huge pond where the left controls the narrative. And so that's why we're out there. But we're not stopping. We're growing. More and more Americans are realizing the. The battle that we're in. They're seeing that ICE are not the enemies. In fact, they're heroes, along with those people that we're celebrating this weekend. But so we get to go in there and actually embed with them and show who they're actually going after, what they're doing, the reason for it, and counteract the lies coming out of the mainstream media. Let's talk a little bit about, Ben, about why we're here celebrating freedom. Of course, we're at Marty B. This whole weekend is designed to celebrate Memorial Day, which is to be distinguished from Veterans Day. It's very important that we make that distinction because a lot of people don't know this. Memorial Day is for those who've fallen, who have sacrificed and given their all and are no longer with us, whereas Veterans Day is about those who are still with us, who, of course, served bravely in our armed forces. This is about those we've lost in Vietnam, on the beaches of Normandy. And, you know, it's interesting, Ben, because as I, as I was putting together the special that airs tomorrow, I was talking to people and I said, you know, do you say happy Memorial Day? Because that almost seems. It falls short of what we're really supposed to be doing. But two seals I talked to said the reason you're able to, and we like to see you enjoy what you're doing today is because of what was done before. Right. I thought that was an interesting. Like, they gave up their tomorrow for your today. Yeah, that's an interesting perspective. So talk about that a little about why we celebrate Memorial Day. Yeah, it is. I mean, to me, outside of Easter, to me, that's the most important day we celebrate. But as an American, Memorial Day and Fourth of July, we created our country. And then we had those that are willing to sacrifice and die for our country. Those are the two biggest days of our nation. And so it is. There is no greater gift that you can pay. There's no greater debt, and there's no greater debt that we owe to those people that are willing to do that. It's. It's bigger than we can say. And you're right. I would say, you know, as. As a guy who didn't serve, I would say I leave it up to those who did and to the families of those who did to tell us, do we say happy Memorial Day? Because for me, it is happy because I get the freedom that I get today because of their sacrifice. But it's also somber because. Because we remember them and. And we honor their sacrifice. There's no greater honor. So, yeah, it's pretty. Pretty incredible. I mean, it's an incredible day. It's an incredible weekend. This is a very unique event. By the way, I want to tell you about, because with what real America's voice and real America's music are doing, credit to Rob and Parker Sig for what they're doing. Think about the fact that we're on television right now. There's about to be an hour of worship music, worshiping God on national television. Then another hour of other types of. Of music, whether it's country, blues, world music, reggae, funk, all kinds of incredible music. Changing the dialogue, changing the script in terms of the culture, Taking that back, not allowing the left and Hollywood to determine what it is you and I listen to Think about Angel Studios, the things that they've done and presenting stories that amplify light. I think we're starting to see the paradigm shift a bit. People have noticed the success of Angel Studios. It's got, I think, 2 million gifts, guild members now. It's not all going to come through one pipeline anymore. That's a breath of fresh air, Ben. Yeah, well, and it's what my friend Lance Walnut talks about. The seven mountains of culture, of society, everything that our society is built on are. Are basically found in seven areas of society, whether that's the arts, entertainment, music, the politics, education, government, the church, all of these areas. For the longest time, the left had weaponized the. These against us, and. And we basically allowed them to partition us into our silos. Now we have people like Marty b's, like real America's voice, like real America's. Real America's faith and family that are coming. Real America's music that are coming out and saying we're going to challenge this. We're going to stand up in the arena of ideas and we're going to fight back into those seven mountains. It's an absolute honor to be a part of that. It is. And we've got so much great entertainment for you lined up, including worship from rtc. Worship in just a little bit. Let's take a quick break and we'll be right back with more Celebrate Freedom from Bartonville, Texas. You're watching Celebrate Freedom live from Marty B's in Texas. More music, more patriotism, and more of America's biggest Memorial Day Weekend celebration with special thanks to our sponsors, Patriot Mobile, Freeborn, AMAC and Angel Studios, right after this. Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. 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And welcome back to Celebrate Freedom live from Bartonville, Texas at Marty B's Bo Davidson along with Ben Berkwam. We want to give a huge shout out to Patriot Mobile. They are making this event possible. We're joined by Dave Bliss from Patriot Mobile. Dave, tell us a little bit about why you're here, why it's important for you to sponsor an event like what we're doing tonight. Yeah, well, Patriot Mobile was founded on the principle that there needed to be a wireless provider where part of a portion of every dollar went to support the Kingdom of God. Defend your God given rights. And most people don't realize that. You know, all the other woke companies and wireless providers, they give a portion of every dollar to other organizations and lobbyists that support things that that don't align with our biblical values. And so Patriot was founded to give Christians and conservatives a place where they knew that they were going to give a a monthly bill to a phone that they were always already going to use but know that it was going to protect their freedoms and expand the kingdom so supporting an event like this is right in line with our vision. Because if it's honoring God, if it's honoring our Constitution, if it's celebrating our country that we believe like our every dollar bill says is under God, then this is, this is an event we want to be a part of. What I love that you and I were just at The Rededicate America 250 event in Washington D.C. an amazing event. And I've got this, I actually got this at cpac. It's not a hockey puck. It's actually one of your guys's new wireless mo. What do you call that hotspot? And it's actually, it's like a mini live view merges two cell services. So I have, I have the service wherever I go. But to me it's all about what we're talking about, those seven mountains. It's about supporting the companies that support the values that you believe in. Stop giving your money to organizations and companies that are working against you. Support companies and people that actually have the same vision that you have. We just came from that, the dedicated 250. Now we're here honoring. So inviting God back into our country now, honoring those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. What does this weekend mean to you? Well, I'm instantly reminded of the words of Jesus, right? He says there's no greater love than he who lays his life down for a friend. And that is, is, is so crucial to understanding the freedoms that we live in and the peace that we live in. I mean you, we, we take it for granted. We have, we have been born into an age of peace. But, but peace comes at a cost. And so days like this are so important. Lest we take our peace for granted that we think it just happened like this, that it's always been peaceful. We've always understood that God is at the, you know, the helm of our businesses and our churches when in reality people had to go through dark times and sacrifice everything. Didn't get to go home to their families like we do tonight. And so they're worth honoring to say, hey, they made the ultimate sacrifice so we can live in ultimate peace. So that's where it's celebrated. David, how does a company like Peach Remote get started? How hard is it to start a wireless mobile company in this type of environment where you've got obviously large behemoths that are dominating the space, but especially a Christian values driven company. How does that even happen? I mean, I'm probably not the right person to ask because I didn't start Patriot Mobile like we just talked about, someone else had to sacrifice so I could come into this godly business and be like, this is amazing. Where Glenn and Jenny, the founders, the people that were there on the ground floor, that were not getting a paycheck, that were doing this because they knew God called them to. They had to sacrifice so that we could now be in this amazing season where so many people are able to have a wireless provider where they know their money is going to things that align with their biblical values. So I imagine it wasn't easy. And I'm sure we could talk to Glenn and Jenny about all the sleepless nights. Where are they? Oh, they're here. Are they here? Okay. I was going to say, I. Glenn, I missed you. You were out at NASCAR when we were celebrating. Rededicate 250. Now. Jenny was there, so he. She paid. She was there on Glenn's behalf. But I do want to see Glenn, by the way. Tonight, special promo code from real America's voice. Patriot mobile.com use promo code RAV USA. One month, three tonight. Support the companies that support the values you believe and you'll get one month of free service. Come on, Come on. You can't beat that. Keep your phone, get a better provider. That's what it's all about. God bless you, brother. Thank you. It's good to be here. Thank you, David. Appreciate it. Patriot mobile.com promo code USA RAV USA. Exactly. Well, you can hear that the band is still tuning up behind us. Ben, I feel like we're kind of calling a Dallas Cowboys game right now. It's like we're in the booth, you know, we're about to setting the stage. But we are here in the RTC worship. Tune up. We're not quite ready for them, I don't think just yet. So. But let's just continue carrying on our conversation. Hopefully we'll bring up some fans that have come. People. Someone came up to me earlier. They came from Austin. We've got a lot of fans here right now who are fans of real America's Voice who made the trip here. I think it's 600 people. It's sold out. It's completely at capacity. So pretty. It's going to be a pretty incredible night based just on that. It really is. I mean, I don't know. Let me ask you guys real quick as we're getting here. Who is pumped to be here? Who loves America? Now you can't see them all. They're right over here. Let me get my friends over here. Come up over Here, come up over here. Yes, Here we go. All right. So you're the one of the first ones. And my ladies who I. I met when I came in. Where are they at? Come over here, ladies. Get over here. All right, so I just. We're gonna have folks that came in from all over the place, but we want to talk to. This is what real America's Voice is all about. It's real America's voices. Sir, tell us your name, where you're from. From. My name is Rick, and I'm from right down the road. Why does. Why does today mean so much to you? Well, it's all the sacrifice that's been made for us, and, I mean, we're honoring the ones that went for us. Right? And you look at real America's voice coming out the network doing what we're doing, you look at the direction we were talking about this off. Off camera, the direction that our country's in. What's your prayer for America? And you see where we're at. You see the division. What's your prayer for America? Well, it's the same. It's the same as what you keep on saying. We need to be awake. We need to. The scales need to fall from our eyes if we. If they're there. And we need to make sure that we're ministering as much as we can to everybody. Rick, I noticed you told me earlier that you were at your first CPAC recently right here in Texas. And, of course, a lot of big elections have happened. Ken Paxton winning his primary. That. Tell me what's kind of what the features feeling is right right now in Texas. How do you feel? Texas can be a paradigm shifter for the rest of the country. What have you noticed here in Texas? Wow. What we're in certainly big, challenging times, right? I mean, because, you know, just one thing, one thing going in the wrong direction. We need Ken Paxton in office. I just got word the stage is ready. I want to hold that thought now, ladies. I want to. I want to get a little selfie. Come up here, ladies. I'm. Hold your thoughts here. We're going to get back to you, ladies, but they're ready to start worship on stage. Bo. All right, let's kick it off on stage right now. Our first act is RTC worship. Take it away, guys. Welcome, everybody. For those of you at Marty Bees and those watching around the country, we're going to worship the Lord. Maybe you're in your car, Maybe you're at home, or maybe you're right here. Why don't you stand if you can and let's worship for a little bit. Everything that I Praise the Lord Praise the Lord Let everything that I Praise the Lord I'm praising the valley I praise on the mountain I praise when I'm sure I praise when I'm doubting I praise when I'm numbing I praise when I surrounding praises the waters my end up is drowning as long as I'm breathing I've got a reason to praise the Lord hold my soul pray the Lord oh my soul I praise when I feel it I praise when I don't praise cause I know still in control My praise is a weapon it's more than a sound My praise is the shout that brings every cold down and as long as I'm breathing I've got a reason to pray Praise the Lord, oh my soul Praise the Lord, oh my soul I won't be quiet I won't be quiet like God is alive how could I keep it inside so I will Praise the Lord, oh my soul we praise on it, we bless on it. Praise cause you're sovereign Praise cause you rain Praise cause you rose and defeated the grave I praise cause you're faithful Praise cause you're true Praise cause there's nobody greater than you I praise cause you praise cause you ain't Praise that you're open defeated you praise I'm praised cuz you're faithful Praise cuz you're true Praise cuz there's nobody greater than you Praise the Lord, oh my soul Praise the Lord, oh my soul Praise the Lord, oh my soul Praise the Lord, oh my soul I won't be fire My God is alive how could I keep this night I won't be I won't be quiet My God is alive why could I keep it if I won't be quiet? God is alive how could I keep it inside? Oh I will bless the Lord at all times. Let everything Let everything that has breath Praise the Lord Praise the Lord Everything that has pray Praise the Lord Praise the Lord Everything that has pray Praise the Lord Praise the Lord Everything that I pray Praise the Lord sa. I'm throwing caution to the way I'm not ashamed what people say no, I am not afraid to praise like this I'm gonna say it's foolishness But I say it's worth the race I can forget what people say no I'm not ashamed to praise where all those things I won't tell me I'm free, I'm free I'm free, I'm free My S is gone. How can I'm free, I'm free, I'm free, I'm free. Look at what the Lord has done. He'll never call me back to the way it was. I'll sing, I'll dare Yes, cuz I believe I'm free, I'm free. Thank God I'm free. Hey, I found a friend that never quit no other love as good as this. And I don't care what anyone says I'll never be ashamed to praise like this. Where are the strings? I won't tell me I'm free, I'm free, I'm free, I'm free. My S is gone, I can't I'm free, I'm free, I'm free, I'm free. Look at what the Lord I'm never going back to the way I see how best cuz I be. I'm free, I'm free. Thank God I'm free. You took the cross in your bro your body you shed your blood. Now the sin against my dead is bl in my record. Easy. I couldn't do it. So you did it for me. You took the cross in your body, you shed your blood. Now the sin of cancer my dead is breaking my record E I couldn't do it. You took the cross. You took the cross and you broken heart you shed your blood. My dad is I couldn't do it. Where all those things I won't tell me. I'm free, I'm free, I'm free, I'm free. My s is gonna get easy. I'm free, I'm free. Hey. Look at what the Lord has done. From every going back to the way I was I'm sing I'm dead I believe I'm free, I'm free. Think that I'm free. You drew the cross and you broke your body you shed your blood up now the city my bed is playing my record Easter I couldn't do it so you think you took the cross? You took the cross, you said your blood my dad is bl I couldn't do it. Holy got to die. Look at what the Lord has done. I'm never going back to the way I was look at what the Lord has done. I'm never coming back to the way to the way I'm never going back. Look at what the Lord I say I'm never going back. Look at what the Lord has done. I'm never coming back to the way. Thank you Jesus. Sa. Man's empty praise and treasures that fade are never enough no but you came along, yeah. And put me back together. And every desire is now satisfied right here in your love. Oh, there's nothing better than you. There's nothing better than you. Love. There's nothing, nothing is better than you. I'm not afraid to show you my weakness. My failures and flaws. Lord, you seen them all. And you still call me friendly. Yes, you do. Cause the God of the mountain is the God of valley I am. There's not a place your mercy grace won't mind me again. You. There's nothing better than you. There's nothing, nothing is better than you. Oh, there's nothing better than you. There's nothing better than you. There's nothing, nothing is better than you. My lord, You turn on into dancing. You give beauty for as you turn shame into glory. You're the only one who care. You turn morning to dancing. You turn you. Before I say. You turn shame into glory. You're the only one. You turn grace into L. You turn bones into l. And you turn things into. You're the only one of hell. You're the only one who care. Oh, there's nothing better than you. There's nothing better than you. There's nothing, nothing is better than you. Come on, y', all, test it. Testify with me. Hey, Lord, there's nothing better than you. There's nothing better than you. There's nothing, nothing is better than you. Turn rain to rise dancing. You turn bones into ar. You turn things into eyes. You're the only one of you turn grace. You turn race into goddess. You turn mo into. You turn into my. You're the only one. Okay. You're the only one who care. You're the only one. Again, Just in case you didn't make it to church this morning, my brother D. L Dunlap, Lee Dunlap, is going to take us to church. Y' all. Come on, Lee. All right, y', all help me sing this one. Anybody in here know how great thou art? All right, four of you. That's good. Lord, my God, when I and awesome wonder Consider all thy worlds Thy hands have made I. I see the star. I hear the rolling thunder. Thy power throughout the univers display. Y' all sing. Come on. Then Sings my soul. Oh, my savior God to thee and how great thou art, Lord, how great thou art. Then sings my soul. My sa. How great thou art. How great thou art. When Christ shall come with shouts of acclamation and take me home. What joy shall fill my heart? Then I shall bow ye and humble ladder. And then proclaim my God, how great thou art Then sings my soul, my savior, God to thee, how great thou art how great thou art, Then sings my soul, my savior, God to thee, Thee, how great thou art, how great thou art. All right, now we had church. Let's get back to some upbeat stuff. How many know the Bible says that the joy of the Lord is your strength. Joy unspeakable and full of glory. Come on, This is day you made so I'll rejoice and be glad. Rejoice and be glad in it. This is what I believe that you are more than enough, more than enough for me. You are faithful to your promise. You are strong when I am weak. I'm standing in your presence. I have everything I need say the joy of the Lord. The joy of the Lord is my strength. The joy of the Lord, the joy of the Lord is my strength. O my soul. O my soul. Bless his name and all that is within me. I say the joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord is my strength. Yes, he, it is Jesus. Come, one name. You are worthy of all, worthy of all my praise. Yes, you are. You are faithful to your promise. You are strong when I am weak when I'm standing in your presence. Presence, I have everything I need. Joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord is my strength. The joy of the Lord, the joy of the Lord is my strength. Oh, my soul, oh my soul. Bless us day and all that is within your sacrifice. The joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord is my dream. Joy of the lord, Let it rise up like a river overflow, flowing Holy Spirit. Let it pour out with no living Overflowing Holy Spirit. Let it rise up like a reason. Overflowing Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit. Can you say whoa, whoa, whoa. Let me hear you sing it out. Joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord is my strength, yes, it is. Joy of the Lord, Joy of the Lord is my strength. Oh, my soul, my soul. This is what I do. My soul, my soul. Nobody is in me. Oh, my soul. Is my strength. It's more than a feeling. Ram. I know name that can silence roaring waves. I know a name that can empty out a grave. I know a name, it's the only name that saves and it's worthy of all praise. I call you Jesus, I call you, I call you worthy of glory forever. Something comes out of the grave every time I call you Jesus, I call you, I call you worthy of glory forever. Something comes out of grave every time I call your name. I have a king with dominion over death she holds a king he in his holy nail, scar, hand. He is a he. Yes. He is that has crushed the serpent. Great I am. I call you Jesus. I call you, I call you he. Something comes out of the grave Every time I call you Jesus. I call you. I know you say you're worthy of all people. Heaven Every time I call your name. Every time I call your name. Chains break drown Every time I call your name. Every time I call your name. Change break triples way. Every time I call your name. Every time I call your name. Talking about the name above all names. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. O death is now your sting. And where O great your victory and where O death is now your sleep and where all the rain. Come alive. Dead things come alive in the name of Jesus. Death things come alive. Dead things come alive. Death things come alive in the name of Jesus. Death things come alive. Dead things come alive. Dead things come alive in the name of Jesus. Dead things come alive. I called you Jesus. I call you, I call you worthy of glory. Times out on your name. Every time I call you Jesus. I call you, I call you Jesus. Risen and raining in power. Every time I go to grace. Every time I call your name. Change break drive on sway. Every time I call your name. Every time I before dead things come alive. Dead things come alive. Dead things come alive in the name of Jesus. Dear things come alive. Dear things come alive. Dear things come alive in the name of Jesus. Dead things come alive. Dear things come alive. Dear things come alive in the name of Jesus. Dead things come alive. Dead things come alive. Dead things come alive in the name of Jesus. I call you Jesus. I call you, I call you Savior Worthy of glory forever. Something comes out of my way Every time I call you your name. We worship you, We worship you. Thousand generations falling down Worship to sing the song of ages to the land and all gone before us. No we believe, we sing the song of ages to the land. Your name is the highest, your name is the greatest. Your name, your name stands above them all. In dominions. All powers and positions. Your name stands upon the moon, in the angels God. Creation in Christ. Holy you left it high. Sing the song forever to the lamb you are freedom if you wait. Sing the song forever to the lamb we'll sing the song forever and amen. In the angels cry holy of the ancient. Cry holy. Holy forever. Holy to the king of holy you will always be holy Holy forever. Your name is the highest, your name is the greatest. Your name stands upon them all. All and dominions. All power. Your name Stands upon your name. Your name. Your name. Your name is the highest. Your name is the greatest. Your name. All power and position. Your name stands above the Lord in the angels cry holy creation. Christ holy. You. Holy forever. Heal people to me, to the king of kings. Holy. You will always be holy. Holy, holy fore. You will always be holy. Holy forever. You will always. You will always. Can I say things? Thanks for the things you have done for me. So many things so undeserved. Yet you gave to prove your love for me. The voices of a million angels could not express my gratitude. For all that I am and I've ever hope to be. I know I owe it all to thee. You know it. Sing it for to come. Be the glory to my God. Be all the glory to my God beyond the glory. For the things he has done. Yes he has you see with his blood he has saved me. With his power, my God, you have raised me to my God beyond the glory for the things he has done. Just let me live my life. Let it be pleasing, O Lord, to thee should I gain on any praise. Let it go to cal free. With his blood, my God, you have saved me with this power. My God, you have raised me to my God be all the glory for the things see for the things. For the things you have done. Thank you lord. Thank you lord. Thank you lord. It. My shame and who could carry that kind of way. It was my turn till I met him I was breathing but not husband life. All my failures I tried to hide. It was my till I met you called my name and I ran out of that grave. Out of the darkness into your glory I say you called my name and I ran out of. The darkness into your glorious day. Now your mercy has saved my soul and now your freedom is all and I know is anybody happy to be free? The old man Jesus said I met you called my name and I ran out of that grave. Out of the darkness into your glory I call my name. Out of the darkness into your glorious face. Come on. Can you put your hands together just like this. I needed rescue my sin was heavy. The chains break at the weight of your glory. I needed shelter I was an open. You call me a citizen of heaven. When I was broken you were my dem. Now your love Love is the end. I'm bre. I have a future, my eyes are open cuz when you call my name. I ran out of that grave. Out of the darkness into your glory I say you called my name and I ran out of that grave, yes I did. Out of the darkness into your glorious day. Yeah. Yeah. It was a glorious day. It. Can you say. Our God is great and glorious. We put our trust in your name, Jesus. And able to save and deliver us. We put our hope in your name, Jesus. Blessing and honor. Blessing and honor. Glory and power to our God forever. All of the honor, all of the praise is your yours forever. Oh. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Rain. Everybody sing it out. Oh. And our God is mighty and marvelous. We put our trust in your name, Jesus. There's nothing to fear. You are here with us, Jesus. And we put our hope in your name, Jesus. Say blessing. Blessing and honor. Glory and power to our God. All of the honor, all of the praise is your yours forever. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Our God is in control. He's steadfast. Unmovable. And nothing's impossible. Cause our God, he reigns forever. Our God is in control. Step fast. Unmovable. Yeah. Nothing's impossible to our God. How many know Jesus is in control. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Our God is in control. Steadfast and moveable. Nothing's impossible. I got is in control. He step. Nothing's impossible. Whoa. 1, 2, 3. Say. One more time, Hey. Thank you so much for worshiping with us. It's been a pleasure to be with you guys. God bless you so much. Incredible. What a way to start the night. God bless you guys. I couldn't thank you guys enough. And by the way, that is how we should start every day in our nation. That's what we need to get back to as a nation. Worshiping the God of the Bible, the foundation of this nation. Everything else comes from that. It's God, family and country. I'm so honored to be out here. Thank you to Real America's Voice News for doing this, for allowing this. Thank you to Marty B's. Speaking of restaurants, we've got another one. And talk about patriots. I just want to this lineup. We're. We're going to be talking to folks all night. But it's about the people. Salim, Tell us. It's. It's Texas de Brazil. Your restaurants. But you're originally from Lebanon. Tell us what the American dream. Why this Memorial Day celebration means so much to you. Well, thank God I came. Greatest country ever. I'm just here to celebrate the ones that have paid the ultimate sacrifice. This is a great country because of their heroics. Because what they've done. And this country is all about law and order. If it wasn't for them, we would not be here today. And your restaurants, all across you came as the, the example of American dream. Where first the restaurants, where do people go to get those? But when you look at America, what we're fighting for, what does that mean to you? Well, I mean, just like I said, without law and order, this would not be a great country. I came here because of that. And this is what freedom is all about. And you were telling me your family members, talk to us about your story. Tell me your name again. My name is Deborah Leva. Yes, I have a whole legacy of military people from uncles, grandfather, I mean, yes, uncles, my father, my grandson. But most importantly, I'm here today and honoring those who have given their life because my uncle was killed in the Vietnam War, 1967. And it's not just to honor him, but it's to honor all of those that went along when giving their life, but their families. What people don't realize at wives, husbands, children are all left behind without their loved one who gave their life. And we all think it's about barbecue and swimming parties. And in reality, there are people who grew up without their dad. Like my Cousin, she was 4 years old and, you know, she didn't have that opportunity because her father was serving out there in Vietnam and his life was taken, so. And sir, 22 year veteran, Air Force Special Forces. Talk to us about your career that got you here. My career that got me here. When I was still in high school, February active, I raised my hand and volunteered for the military and went active duty the day after my mother's birthday and spent 22 years in. I've done a lot. I've been on many different airframes. I've got over 5,000 hours of flying on H3S, H53S, H53 Pavelos, C130s of various models, refuelers, heavy lift Awads. And I've done an awful lot. But the biggest thing that I want to go ahead and relay to people is that in all this time, I knew that if I did my job, I could go home. And I did. I got to go home. I just wish people would remember those who didn't and those who went home in the flag draped coffin. Tomorrow's the day to do it. Please remember them. That's what it's all about. That's what this is all about. I get to say what I say because of warriors like you. Like you. But really, the ones that paid the ultimate sacrifice. Did my Job. And you look at what's happening, Salim, you look at what's happening. You're from Lebanon, but the Middle east, the battles were in. Good versus evil. Talk to us about that a little bit. In your experience, as long as we have people on this earth, you're going to have good people and bad people. And America is a leader. America needs to lead. And in order to advance freedom, someone's got to have the courage and wisdom to do something. So that's why we're taking care of the hostilities in the east, and hopefully we can wrap it up. The Middle east will be a better place. The world will be a better place. Amen. Thank you for your service, sir. I'm gonna go. I'm gonna throw it over to Bo now. Bo Davidson, to continue us. God bless you guys. Hey, hang on a second. We're holding off. We're holding off on that for just a minute. Tell me again, though, so your. Your background. You're here from Texas. You're here. How long has your family been here? I've always. We've always. We're from. Originally from Texas, and. But I've been honoring our veterans as long as I can. I often go work at the traveling wall for the Vietnam Traveling Wall in honor of. Of those who come out and sometimes have never seen the wall in D.C. but they get a chance to see it in the area, so I get to do that. And it's a real honor to be able to share that moment with so many people. Yeah. And I see the. I see the tears in your eyes as you're talking about it. And I think about the Vietnam vets that came back to the dishonor of a country that didn't appreciate them and so many others in. You look at our law enforcement today and so many others that sacrifice put their lives on the line, but don't get the honor that they deserve. I just want. On behalf of Rural America's Voice News, on behalf of this network and all of our audience, we just want to say God bless you guys. To those that never got the thank you that you deserve, we say thank you for your service. Welcome home. Thank you for your sacrifice. Thank you for your support. God bless you, sir. Bo, it looks like we've got a special guest up there. Is that the one and only Grant Stitchfield as well. Welcome. Welcome to Texas. To Bo and Ben and the whole RAV crew. It is so great to see so many friends here. I'm in Dallas, so I'm. I'm a little ways down the Road. And what a great event. I'm so glad you're here. Bo, welcome. Hey, thanks for inviting us to your humble state. We. Absolutely. Before we kick it off and talk to our guest here, Dan Grant, what does Memorial Day mean to you? I think it's important for us to kind of address that this entire weekend, so let us know. Well, I think everybody here can agree that when you think of Memorial Day and the men and women who gave their lives for this country, that's everything. And, you know, we had a debate on the show the other day. Should you say Happy Memorial Day? Because in some respects, it doesn't seem right. You had men and women that gave their lives. And we're saying happy birthday, Memorial Day, and we're celebrating with barbecues. We're having a great time here. And you know what I came to the conclusion of? They would want us to say Happy Memorial Day, the reason they gave their lives, so we could celebrate things like this and have freedom to come out at an event like this and not have to worry like they do in other countries. And so that's what I think about on Memorial Day. For my special that's coming on tomorrow, Jason Redmond, who has a burned face, I said, should I even say happy Memorial Day to you? What he said was exactly what you said. You can, because I appreciate seeing all these people have so much fun, because that's what I fought to preserve. And I would love to get our guests to weigh in. Dan Steiner, a preborn. Preborn. You're an amazing sponsor for this specific event. So the entire. Tell us what Memorial Day means to you and how you tie that into the work that you're doing with preborn. Yeah, it's kind of personal to me. My dad was a soldier in the Big Red One, the very tip of the spear of World War. I'm sorry, World War II. Every man in his platoon died except him so that I could be here. And we celebrate tonight, and we have the freedom to worship Jesus Christ because great men sacrificed their lives so that we could enjoy the freedoms that we have. And that's a great thing. Amen. And so it's a very special time in many respects. I think Memorial Day is a celebration to celebrate those heroes that we have. And that's why, you know, yes, it's a somber time, but it's also really a very happy time to know that we live in a country where we have people willing to put a flag on their shoulder, go into harm's way for us. Whether you're in Law enforcement or first responder. And we see guys over here. Thank you. For fellas. Or whether you're in the military. And we got guys stationed all over the world right now, and every single one of them is in harm's way. Yeah. And Grant and Dana, I. I thought this was very interesting. I saw this on Mother's Day. So it looks like President Trump redesigned the website that was there for reproductive rights into something that was actually not anti family, but pro family. What did that mean to you in terms of your leadership at preborn, giving mothers access to the tools and information they need to make a choice of that decision? Well, it's everything when a young woman is in a crisis pregnancy. Well, tell you what. Let me tell you a true story to answer your question. Isabel came into one of our local clinics six weeks pregnant, and she had four kids at home. And her boyfriend was an addict, and he had no intention of stopping his addiction. So she wanted to terminate her pregnancy. But she's in our clinic, and she had an abortion scheduled for out of state because you can't get an abortion here in Texas. But because of somebody like you that are sitting in the audience tonight that underwrote her ultrasound session, she was able to see her baby for the first time and hear the baby's heartbeat. And she resoundingly chose life. She knew she couldn't do it, but the problem was she had to go back home to the guy that was not supportive. Over the next 13 weeks, she had scheduled three other out of state abortions, but she kept coming back to our clinic, kept hearing that heartbeat sponsored by a patriot like you. And in the end, she chose life and adopted out her kid. And so we're here saving lives. Preborn is about saving lives. We've seen over 35,000 babies saved this year already and over 400,000 over the last 20 years. Dan, can you tell me exactly how preborn works? So I've heard the $28, you can get an ultrasound for a young lady. Do you have your own clinics? Do you send them to another clinic? How does that work? Yeah, we have dozens of clinics right here in Texas and over 300 across the nation that are our premium partner provider clients clinics where we put ultrasound machines in without an ultrasound machine, they're fighting the battle with one hand tied behind their back. And so a $15,000 ultrasound machine lasts 10 years. And we put. We want to put 300 in pregnancy clinics this year, our partner clinics. And then we underwrite the free ultrasound session for that girl so she can Meet her baby for the first time, like a little astronaut floating around in the amniotic fluid. And that heartbeat contradicts all of the lies of our culture that says it's a mass of cells or a blob of tissues. They don't have heartbeats. Babies have heartbeats. Amen. And so that makes all the difference. Well, go ahead. No, I was just gonna say, Grant. I mean, I just had my second child. And you're so right. When you hear that heartbeat, it changes everything. And I've heard it said before, if you have a baby and you don't believe in God, something's wrong with you. And I think being in the delivery room twice now to see my children be born, how could you not believe in a supreme creator? How could you not? So if there's folks out there, if there's women out there, families, who want to access your resources, find one of the clinics that you have in whatever state it may be. How do they access this? And where do they go to get help from you? Sure. Well, a place to start. We've got a table back in the entranceway, and you can go to preborn.com. we've got a QR code up here that you can snap that with your phone. Maybe you're a lady that would like to volunteer. Maybe you're a businessman who would like to underwrite an ultrasound machine. And everybody here can supply a $28 session for a young woman. So she gets a free ultrasound and then didn't know this guys, for three years. We come beside her with diapers and maternity clothes and cribs and car seats and doctor visits, whatever she needs for free so that she can choose life. And so we're all in this together. We're all as standing with the great people and the warriors that we memorialize on this day, helping those that cannot help themselves. And so we're just so glad to be here tonight. How many weeks is it where you hear heartbeat? So it's very interesting, Grant. God formed the heart as the first organ in the human body because that's his dwelling place. God dwells in our heart. At 21 days, you can hear a baby's heartbeat. Feet. Wow. Amazing. That's incredible. Give a big hand, y', all, for Dan Steiner of Preborn. What are incredible sponsors making sure that women make proper choices for life. And now we're going to toss back over to Ben. Ben Berkram. I believe you have a special guest who's going to be performing in just a bit. Am I right? Yeah. That's right. Debach, the one and only. Now talk to us tonight. You know what I love about this? Real America's voice started with the vision of Rob Sig. It was originally faith, family, freedom. Now it's come full circle. It, it went more conservative news, Christian based conservative news. And then now we've got real America's faith and family. Now we've got real America's music. Ram, tonight we're celebrating that. We're really celebrating all of it. But for you, talk to us about your journey from where you were in down, you know, in, in the music industry to where we're at tonight and what we can look forward to. Absolutely, yeah. No, I mean, I've been doing music since I was a kid and always loved music, always was inspired by big artists that could create movements. I feel like music as a healing possibility has the ability to shift our consciousness, has to wake people up to create, you know, create peace, peak connection and bridge gaps and create education. So I always felt like aligned with what music, the power of music, what it can do. But I didn't know I was going to be a musician. I was going to be a doctor, a lawyer, a typical first generation Indian. You know, that's kind of what we're trained to do, is go to school, get to graduate, get another job, go to another grad school. And so, you know, I ended up breaking free and moving out to Los Angeles doing music. Did work with Disney and all these different projects. But I felt like there's something bigger than just making music for a film or a movie. I feel like I wanted to get into making it for activism, for, for truth and for freedom and found myself here, you know, making music for, you know, campaigns like Defeat the Mandates, where we're standing up against lockdowns, against masks, and making music for movies that have been exposing truths like plandemic and much others out there. Now I've aligned myself with you guys with real America's music and I feel like I can actually do my music the way I always wanted to as opposed to just, you know, doing it in a box inside of Hollywood, for example, you know, I'm saying how. And you know, so many people, it was the COVID the plan, Demic, everything that came along with that. It's what got us to leave California. We were refugees from California, moved to Arkansas. I see my boy over there getting him in here. Just a second. Alex Stein. Hang on one second. We got the pimp on the blimp who's going to be joining us But Deepak, tell, tell me you like that's what got us to leave California. My wife talk to us about that, that awakening. And are you seeing more of that, a massive awakening in the, the community and in music and film and all the other worlds that you're in? I think so. I think there is a great awakening. Actually. Ironically, the name of the album I'm releasing with real America's music is called the Great Awakening. And I mean, for me, it's always been stages of different aspects of politics, economics, history, truth. I was always kind of questioning everything as a kid. I always thought everything was a little weird. I always thought the news was weird. I always thought Hollywood was a little bit like more of like a show like Truman show or like the Matrix where there's more than just what we're being told. And so I think, you know, I was a big Ron Paul guy. I was an Austrian economics, free markets based conservative kind of guy the whole time. But then little by little, with the lockdowns and I got into pandemic, I realized, whoa, there's a lot more happening. And I think a lot of people have had different stages of waking up, whether it was the pandemic or whether it was other things after that. But, you know, moving out of California in the last year has been really great because living here in Texas, I mean, you know, no one's judging each other. We're all here just doing our thing. There's a lot of space, there's a lot of room to grow. People are all loving each other, even if we disagree, which is the lyric to one of my songs, let the freedom ring. So I think there is a great awakening. I'm seeing people sort of pop like popcorn every time something happens big in the world. A new group of people goes, wait a second, second. And we're all looking back and kind of almost rewriting what we thought might have been real. Letting go of what, you know, like the indoctrination, you know, because it comes in phases. It's almost like lifting the veil, like layers of the onion peel. And over time, a lot of people go, wait a second. I used to think this and now it might be this. So I think little by little, it's all kind of, kind of coming together. I think a lot more people are aligning and Team Humanity is on a mission. I love it, brother. Where can people get your music? Well, right now it's about to come out with real America's music. So you can go on my Instagram @d dpak deepak without the e. So dpak music, deepak world on Instagram, everywhere else on Spotify, there's some older songs. But pretty soon, starting June 19, with Real America's music, we're going to release my unity anthem, the album version of Together We Rise. And then on July 3rd, right before Independence Day, July 4th is going to be the release of Let the Freedom Ring. Perfect timing for the Declaration of Independence, which I've been reading every year for 25 years in the morning. So hopefully we'll do it in D.C. for the first time. Celebrate America 250. I love it, brother. Before I get Alex running. Alex, come over here real quick. Alex, real quick. Alex, get over here. Get over here real quick. Before we go back to the stage, my brother. Prime time 99. It's the prime time pimp on a blimp. Number 99 on the grind. We're having a great day, Memorial Day celebration. Remember all the vets we lost on the battlefield. It's, it's a pleasure to be here with you guys. It's nuts. We're going to be doing a lot more stick around here. For right now, I'm throwing it back back to the stage. Bo, Grant and David, God bless you guys. Oh, here we go. We're back here with David Bleas of Patriot Mobile, myself Bo Davidson, with Grant Stitchfield. David, tell us a little bit about Patriot Mobile. Its, its chronology and also this new work that you're doing in this new initiative under the faith division. Please tell us about it. Yeah, so Patriot Mobile, how many here have a phone? Raise your hands if you have a phone. Everybody's a phone. But most people don't realize that so many of these wireless providers, they're giving a portion of every dollar of our monthly phone bill to things that we would not biblically align with supporting abortion, supporting LGBTQ advocacy, advocacy. And so years ago, Patriot Mobile was created as the first Christian and conservative wireless provider where a portion of every dollar goes to things that support biblical values, defend our God given freedoms, expand the gospel. So much so that that's what I'm now overseeing is Patriot Mobile Faith, which is specifically taking the portion of your bill and expanding the kingdom, giving to ministries that like embrace grace, which walk with women who have unplanned pregnancies, give them a baby shower, give them a stroller, give them a car seat, walk with them through the entire pregnancy. Not just, you know, sometimes people say, oh, conservatives don't really care about pro life because once, once they choose life, they don't care about them anymore. But no, we have ministries that walk with these mothers for months and for years. And there are other ones like Reawaken usa going on to college campuses with these big ten and talking to students about God at the Biblical Foundations of our nation. So we're supporting all of these ministries and a lot of us, like me, we want to give. We know God calls us to give. But groceries have gone up like what, 30% in the past couple years. And so I'm a pastor by trade. And so we would always tell our congregation, here's some places that you can give to. And I've been in those seats saying, I'd love to give, but I'm looking at Mr. Budget. I don't have a lot of room to give. I wish I could give more. Well, this is such an interesting and cool way for everyone to give because we already pay our phone bill. Every month we pay our phone bill. However, if we switch to Patriot Mobile, then part of that money is going to support the ministries that we know, love and trust. And so it's an interesting way to continue to give, to expand the kingdom. Grant. There was a great song by the great Bob Dylan. And I recall, I remember this because a pastor actually sang this in church one time. You're going to have to serve somebody. It may be the devil or it may be the Lord, but you're going to have to serve somebody. I think that's kind of what Dan is talking about. Well, Patriot Mobile and I've been, well, I say I've been with them, they've been with me. It's been such a great partnership. Every outlet that I've ever been at, Real America's Voice, my radio show, my podcast, Patriot Mobile is right there. And I've always said it really is a conservative activist organization that happens to be in the cell phone business. Yeah, totally. And committed to moving this forward. Yeah. The more that I've been around Patriot Mobile, Glenn and Jenny and our entire team, it's really, really a mission focused organization and a lot of, a lot of organizations and companies, they are a Christian company or they have Christians that run the company. But it's very different to be at a company that will come on a platform like this and say that Jesus is at the helm of our business. It's different than just being run by Christians. This is an organization that has a Christian mission and is trying to expand the kingdom and in whatever, whatever realm that they, they have influence over. Well, you know, they're nationwide, obviously, Patriot Mobile, but We have an election coming up here in Texas, and I have a question for everybody out here. First question is, who voted early? I'm curious as to early voters among the conservatives. Come on. A plus. That's an A plus for all of you. A plus, but not a huge amount. So how many. And don't lie to me. Be honest. How many are going to vote on Election day? Why are some people not raising their hands for both or one or the other? Not. Not both, obviously. That's what Democrats do. But one or the other, we need more people getting out to vote. This election is so important for everybody that's at home, that's not in the room here. We're in Texas, the heart of Texas. The left wants this state so badly, they want to do it with a Muslim takeover. They want to do it with a Democrat takeover. It starts Tuesday. We have got to get Ken Paxton into the United States Senate. John Corden out. Who's sick of Rhinos here? Yeah. Who's voting for Ken Paxton? Amen. Who's voting for John Cornyn. I love it. I'm telling you. Cornyn's going down. It is a new day, Bo. I know you guys see it on the morning. Guys cover this all the time. It's a new day when it comes to the establishment getting President Trump some relief and sending real conservatives to Washington. And I think we're going to get a real good result on Tuesday here. Greg, could you tell us a little bit bit about the politics of Texas as well? Because, you know, there was obviously Beto o' Rourke for a while. The left, as you said, has tried to make an imprint there the same way they did in Atlanta, Georgia, with the film industry. But what is it going to take for Texans to be able to keep this state red for future elections? Because Donald Trump was pretty successful recently with these primaries. So tell us about the politics here. I honestly think the main reason why Texas continues to get redder and redder and the Democrats always are saying they're going to take Texas, and yet every time we have an election, the Republican wins by a bigger and bigger margin. I think President Trump, much to dismay of the mainstream media, has, has literally embraced and brought in Hispanic voters and black men in particular. Now, Hispanic voters are very important in Texas. We will lose that Texas if we don't keep getting Hispanics to come into the room. Republican Party. So I think that's important. But I also think common sense is important. Look who the Democrats put up. They put up this guy, Graham Platner in Maine, right. He's got a Nazi tattoo on his chest. He's talking about doing all kinds of crazy things in Porta John's. Who do they put up in Texas? This Talarico, you're a pastor. He comes in, he says six genders and God is non binary. They cannot find a normal person to run for office because there are no normal policies inside the Democrat party anymore. That's insane. David, I do want to ask you when a minute ago you said something about it being a faith driven mission with preborn. So many companies out there, Virtue Signal, they have philanthropic arms, right? They say look at what we do, but it's just kind of window dressing. What you're describing with pre born and with Patriot models. I'm sorry, Patriot Mobile is you're putting your money literally where your mouth is. Why did you personally get involved? Well, I got involved because really first and foremost I felt God calling me and that's something we all have to do. I remember texting one of my friends today when he took a leap of faith and did something that maybe seemed crazy by most people's standards. Leaving the church 14 years to go work for a wireless provider. It's not normal. But I, I told him there's a one word definition of success. It's obedience. Success equals obedience. So we're obedient. And what drew me to Patriot Mobile first was these people were basically like pastors. They were mission focused, they wanted to expand the kingdom and they wanted to see America come back to God and a biblical foundation. I thought you were going to tell me that Glenn story. The CEO was just demanding obedience from you. He was not demanding obedience. No. God demands obedience. And I think Glenn was obedient in starting Patriot Mobile. But I think you can see if you go to patriotmobile.com, you'll see all the ministries that we give to, all the organizations that we partner with. I mean even Charlie Kirk for years he would be at these conferences, these events and he said, I see you guys everywhere. Who are you guys? And it was just a phone company, right? But I keep seeing you at every one of these events I'm speaking at. Clearly there's something different about you that started the relationship. And he said, I'm switching over all turning point. We're going to go with Patriot Mobile because you're not just a company, you're truly invested in America and America coming back to God. And we wanted to give every single person here watching online here at Marty B's a special one month free of Patriot Mobile. If you just use the promo code RAV usa, Real America's voice, RAV usa, you'll get a month free. And I know what you're thinking, I don't want to switch. It's such a hassle to switch. I totally been there 20 minutes. You can make a phone call, you can go online. It's the same towers. If you like at&t, you like T Mobile, you like Verizon. We use the same exact towers. Sometimes when we're like, we're a Christian business, they're like, is this like a Christian movie I'm not really gonna like, but I have to do it because I'm a Christian. The reality is, no, this is an incredible wireless provider with incredible service. And all you have to do is take a 20 minute phone call, switch, use the promo code and allow your money to go towards things that align with your biblical values. Let me, let me do my little pitch. So on this phone I have two numbers on this one phone from two different networks. I can only do that with Patriot Mobile. So I've got two different numbers. They'll come in, I'll know one's a business line, one's my personal line or I go to another city where one network sucks and the other network is better that I have with patriot mobile. So patriotmobile.com forward/ravusa patriotmobile.com forward/rav USA or call 972 Patriot, 972 Patriot and you get a free month. Free month service. You cannot beat it. I've had a Patriot mobile phone for years and I would never ever go anywhere else. Good. Don't forget that code RAV usa. Make sure you use RAV USA for one month. Three, right. One month free. David, God bless you and all you're doing. We thank you so much for being here and also for supporting this night. Of course. Thanks. Now we're tossing back over to Ben Berkwam. Ben, you've got some special guests. Stand by. Hey guys. Thank you. Well talk. Speaking about the those that we are honoring today there, you know, I have a hierarchy of appreciation that I look to. I, I never served for a few reasons, but that's one of the areas of my life I get to do what I do because of those who serve. But there are very few people in that hierarchy of appreciation that I have than SEAL team members, Special Operators Marcus Capone, Amber Capone. Marcus, you were Seal Team 10 and Seal Team 6. Warrior for our country. Talk to us about that and about what today means for You? Yeah. I think, you know, my service, I'll never take any of it back. I loved everything that I did. Days like today, Memorial Day, I think, is just a time for us to reflect. I've lost over 35 friends that I served with that were killed in combat. So, you know, I try not to think about it on days like this, but it is a day that I try to pause a little bit, reflect. What makes it easier is having events like this, you know, friends and family. Our children are in from Southern California, so it's really nice just to be around Amber and the kids during this time. And, you know, again, I try not to let it bring me down at all. I think, you know, what we did was righteous. You know, what, every person I served with signed up to go over there and do the fight and come back and, you know, protect the freedoms that everyone here is experiencing. And so I look at it as a day of. Day of mourning, but also, you know, just a day of celebration. We always want to remember the ones that we lost, but we always want to look at the. And think back of the good stories and the good fight that they did and kind of just pushing on with everything else we're doing. Yeah, and I was wondering if the rain came because of. You know, I call, I tell my daughters, I've been through the jungles of Panama. I call it discomfort training, trying to put myself in a position. I always think about, okay, what you guys have to go through. Could I make it through that training? So any opportunity, I get to get more uncomfortable. We started before we did the interview. It starts raining. I'm like, wait, is that just for Marcus? But it's amazing. But, Amber, I want to. I want to bring you in on this as a wife. You've been through the entire gamut of the journey, and, you know, I think about my wife when I'm out and I'm dealing with cartels or whoever. All the crazy stuff. Talk to us about what it's like being a wife of a special operator that goes out there, and especially in that community. You know, Marcus came home, but so many don't. Your. Your journey through that as well? Yeah, the. The spouses and the children of the military community, to me, are the unsung heroes. And it was an absolute honor to support Marcus as he served our country. Many of my friends feel the same, but I have many, many friends who are widows. And days like today are so important to remember that sacrifice that they made and that they continue to make for this nation. So yeah, it's a bittersweet day for sure. And Marcus, you guys are working. You've got an organization, Veterans for Veterans. That's veterans exploring treatment solutions. Not to get too far into your story or if you do whatever, how you. How did that come about? Talk to your, you know, coming back after serving and what got you into this? Well, just like myself, you know, the story is not different. So many veterans come back and they get introduced to, I think, a broken or fragmented healthcare system. For many of us, it's mental health care, traumatic brain injury, ptsd, et cetera. And I wasn't finding the right solutions. And so we had to look outside, think outside the box. And we're now exploring these, what they're called, rapid acting treatments. And so our mission, Vets is a 501C3. It's a charity. It's grown into a multi national nonprofit, but the mission is to end veteran suicide. And through our, through our program now, we have fully funded over 1300 individuals to receive these different kind of alternate treatments. And President Trump just made an announcement in regards to this to help that cause. Is that correct? Yeah. Amber and I were in the Oval Office a few weeks ago. President Trump signed an executive order to fast track these rapid acting treatments. We need more money for research, and we just need to realize that there's better treatments out there than just antidepressants. And so that's the work we're doing. Yeah. And you're. You're the CEO of that, or. I am, I am. And I believe the statistic is staggering. We lost just over 7,000 service members in combat since 911 compared to the over 150,000 that have died by suicide in that same time period. So we, we know there are better solutions out there, and we're fighting to bring them here in the United States. And, and for those, any vets that are watching, any vets that are here that are struggling, where, how can they get more information? How can they get involved and find out some of those treatments? Our website is vetsolutions.org God bless you. Thank you for your service. Again, it's an honor to shake your hand. And this is why. This is why we get to stand up guys like this and wives like this who stand up for America. It's an absolute honor. Thank you so much. Thank you. God bless you guys. What an incredible night. Guys. I'm gonna come walking into the rain here a little bit. I've got my brother, Bo Davidson. Bo, come on over here. We're gonna keep going the next set of bands are setting up there. Talk to us about what we've got going on here, Bo. Oh, Grant, get in here. And we got, we got, we got. And where is my Alex stein? Prime time 99. Let's get you in here. All of us. But wait a minute. But, hey, I was just thinking about this. Ben and myself, we were all part of the Truth Bomb music video. That's right. I might have had the best part of that video. I don't know. You did. My, my. Half a second. Oh, well. Well, I guess we'll take Glenn. Glenn. Oh, by the way, Glenn, I hope these are waterproof because I brought mine today. Oh, of course it is. Come over here. Come over here. Yeah. All right, Glenn, Story. We've got David now. Did you put David on? Because he's just a prettier face. What's the deal? David is awesome. Well, actually, he's pretty articulate. He's a smart guard guy. And look, I'm just a hillbilly redneck. So what pastor's not articulate? I've never met a pastor who wasn't articulate. Well, Alarico, he's not a pastor. He's a demon. He's not a pastor. Hey, he. He's a smooth talking false prophet wolf and sheep skin. And I don't call him Talarico. They call him T mode or something I like. He's. I'll leave it alone. Yeah. Well, it's just like the devil came as an angel of light, but really was all darkness be wise. All churches are not created equal. If they're supporting the LGBT administration agenda, if they're supporting infanticide, abortion, if they're supporting communism. That is not a Christian church. Bottom line, Transgenderism. Support the gospel. Transgender. Yeah, all of that, all that mania. Their ideas. They don't even have ideas. They have radical. You can't even call them politics. Social justice clubs, communist clubs masquerading as churches simply for the 501C3. And the sad thing is some people get sucked into them. But that's not why we're here to talk. We're here. We get to do awesome events like this because of groups like Patriot mobile and someday Primetime 99 is going to be joining us too. But talk to us, Glenn, about this, Jenny. The work you guys are doing and why events like this are so important. Well, I'm kind of at a loss. You know, we. I. I really feel like we're commanded by our creator to put him first publicly and, and privately. And so, you know, to be able to put an event together like this or work with you guys to celebrate our country. And really, what are we celebrating? The freedom that God gave us. Amen. And that's. And I. I just heard David on the radio earlier on the way over here talk about there's no greater deal than to give up your life for a friend. Look, I mean, that's why we're here. We're still celebrating our veterans that have served. And I just look at that as one of the most important things we can do outside of glorify on our creator. Glenn, you mentioned a calling, and I think we all have in us. God gives us a purpose, a calling. When you entered this business, which I would have to think would be a very daunting industry to enter, what was it that called you? I know who called you, but tell me more about how that calling led to what you did with Patriot Mobile. You know, that's a great question. You know, we found a company called Credo Mobile. And you know, being a red blooded capitalist, when we read that this Credo Mobile company had donated almost $75 million to progressive causes, I. E. Tree huggers. Planned Parenthood, the number one contributor to Planned Parenthood outside of the the federal government, it was a no brainer. I just said, okay, I don't know anything about the cell phone business. However, it was pretty simple because we're a relationship business. Our relationship is, you know, taking God's blessings and channeling those to others. And so we thought, look, we could take a deal like this and support first amendment, second amendment right to life and military and first responders. But the real change of this business happened in 2020. And it's a little bit of a story, but my, one of my board members came in and said, hey Glenn, you know what? Business is going great, but I want you to, I really think you're being kind of stupid. And I was like, what? He goes, you know, you are doing this in God's name, but you're not telling anybody. So we rebranded patriarchy Patriot Mobile instead of mobilizing conservatives, America's only Christian conservative cell phone company. I can show you a graph that our growth was like this. And when we rebranded, it went like this. It was like the mouth opened up and I just say, this is man and this is God. Amazing. You and I have talked about this a lot, about boldness and how in the end, of course, God plays a role in this. But people embrace boldness. They're willing to join your cause, join your fight. Not only to help you move forward. But in the end, it's about, it's about all of us together battling the left, and companies that are afraid to go bold, I think are really making a mistake. And I want to give a special thanks, because something I don't think you get enough credit for is supporting conservative voices. Whether it's Real America's Voice, whether it's a podcast like mine or so many other conservative podcasters, they want to shut us down by taking away our income. And by taking away our income, they silence our voices. There's plenty of companies out there that don't want to advertise on a Real America's Voice or a stitchfield podcast or support Ben Berklum or Bo. And so thank you for really pushing this through so many other voices by keeping us in business. That keeps the fight alive, too. Yeah, dude, you know, when did we meet? We met a few, three, four years ago having burritos or tacos or something. Anyway, you know what? It's, the most important thing is channeling blessings. Our business is growing, therefore we want to support guys, folks that are doing the thing. I, I always say it's telling the truth. We'll support almost anybody that's telling the truth. Right. And you guys do it. I, I, I was with, what's the guy's name? Brett Baer, yesterday. Nice guy, but I love you guys. There you go. You know, so, because I know you're not, you're not guarded, you're responsible to him. Amen. Not to Rob Sig, not to Rob Schwartz. It is to him. And as long as you're, as long as you're following his word, they're going to let you go. You know, just let me say one thing on topic. So one of the questions that I've gotten here from so many people is what's the difference between working at Real America's Voice and working at Newspaper Max? When I worked there before, do you know, not one time ever has the Sigs or a manager or anybody called me and told me what to say, told me how to say it. Not one time. Every day at Newsmax, I had a phone call from somebody telling me how they want me to say it. I literally wouldn't do it, which is why I'm not there anymore. But God bless management here to bring people in that think like us, that believe in the same things we do, and then let them do their thing. And you know what? You take off like a rocket ship. Patriot Mobile takeoffs. Like a rocket ship. Real America's Voice takes off like a rocket ship and is, you know, it's kind of interesting. Rob will call me. I'll never forget this. My wife is over there. She really runs the business. But Rob calls me. We were driving down the road, and he calls and says, hey, I got something I want to do with you. And I said, well, what is it? You know? He goes, we got this thing that we're trying to put together. And I said, all right, I'm ready to do it. We hung up. He said, oh, it was like 10 grand. We hung up. Jenny calls him back. He goes, no, we're doing it for more than that. 2 or 3x. Because you know what? We loved what you're doing, and it's the most important part is loving the mission. And you know what? When you love what you do, it's easy to get out of bed every day and go fight the good fight. I'll add to that story, too. Grant. I was in the office and at West Palm, you just never know what's going to happen. I was in there, said, hey, could you come video these people? And I'm like, man, with me. Video. Like, you got an amazing cameraman or you don't need me. We're just going to do a little something. What is the little something? It was a worship group that came in, and they were performing and they sang some amazing songs. Songs. And then Rob's like, just get up there and you sing something, too. I've never been a part of any group organization where you could lead with spirit, where the leader of the company is saying, you do what's on your heart. Because we know who you serve in the bigger picture, Ben. To me, that was telling. Yeah. Well, even, you know, some of the things I've been through from the beginning, and it was a definitely a growing process for me as well, because I started as an activist conference. Conservative activists jumping the the walls at the governor's mansion in California and getting arrested for the Sanctuary State fair with Laura Loomer because we were just so going out to expose that. There's no other network that would have said, keep doing what you're doing. You know, we want you here. I mean, my brother Alex Stein, who's over there eating, ignoring us, but he's going to be joining us in just a second. We love who loves Alex. Yeah. Primetime 99. Hey, Glenn. Glenn, I want to ask you, you look at. At our network. There is no other network like our network that brings in all of these different voices and says, do what you do. Because we believe God is guiding you to do it. And each one of us, it's like the body of Christ. Each one of us have a different part. Each one of us have a different focus. And, and, and you look at, and you look at your company and what you guys are doing, it's only because the networks are companies like yours. So by the way, if you guys want to get one of these beautiful things, they're a. A hot spot that converges two signals. It's awesome. It's patriot mobile.com use promo code RA but it looks like we've got another act ready. We do. We are ready for Wynn Williams. Take it away, Win. Argyle, Texas. How y' all doing this afternoon? You doing all right? Y' all make some noise for the boys in the band. One time Marty B's come on. Seems like the whole world's lost its mind and nobody seeming to find it all wound up tight with no way to unwind that eight ball we're all behind it there's self help books and snake hooks to keep you from flipping your lid But I've learned the best way to keep my head on straight Is the same way my daddy did who needs a captain some strings office when you got a stool in a bar who needs a pill from a plastic bottle if there's still some shine in a jar as long as they're straight on the radio, girl Some good looking girls on the dance floor man, that's good but enough for me Old school country therapy laid on a hook and a line in the water's always food for the soul A little front porch picking on an old flat T Stop convening the blue down the road a red dirt drive on four mud tires rolling where the pavement on Taking in a deep breath out where the wild things grow who needs a cat string office and you got a stool in a barn who needs a pill from a plastic bottle and there's still some shine in a jar as long as they're straight on the radio Some good looking girls on the dance floor man, that's good Good enough for me Old school contract therapy. As long as they're straight on the radio Some good looking girls on the dance floor Good enough for me Old school country therapy Ladies and gentlemen. Happy Memorial Day tomorrow. Let's have some fun, boys. Sam. Thank you so much, everybody. My name is Wynn Williams. I live in Sanger, Texas. I want you to let. Want to let you know that you can find my music anywhere. You listen to it, guys, whether you buy it or Stream it. This song right here is called the Going. Five years from now, we might not be in this old house we might not be in this dusty damn town But I promise you, girl, I'll be here. Some things change in a moment Some things change baby, don't think Certain things change But I'm gonna go Love you the same. They say we're making more but we're bringing home less I'll write you love letters now in a text I hate to think what's coming next But I say bring it on Some things change in a moment Some things change Baby, don't be Some things change But I'm gonna Gonna love you the same Going to love you the same. As fast as this world keeps on turning Aching my head resting don't know where it's going but I know how it is Me loving you the same Me loving you the same I'm going to love you the same Some things change in a moment Some Some things change baby, don't think Some things change But I'm gonna go Love you the same Some things change in a moment Some things change baby, don't they? Some things change But I'm gonna go Love you the same Gonna love you the same. I love you the same. Yeah. Thank you very much. We got any 90s country fans out there in the crowd this afternoon? Come on now, ladies and gentlemen, we want to say all of our hats off up here to all of our armed forces, all those that have served, all that are currently serving, all of our first responders man out there, thank you all so much for everything you do for our communities. Obviously, the freedom that we have is not free. We know that. So if we got any of those veterans, retirees, active duty first responders, if we got any of y' all out in the crowd this afternoon, this one goes out to y'. All. If you're a 90s country fan, I know you know the words to this one. I want you to sing it with us. All right. Well, they call me the fireburn that's my name. Last night they had a bad one a mile or two down the road well, my buddy walked out and left this woman burning out of control well, I was down there about an hour or so Little, little mouse and mouse she was ready to go I'm the fireman that's my name Call me the firebird that's my name Making my rounds all over town Putting out old flames they'll everybody like to have a wood I got cause I can cool down when they're smoking hot I'm a fireman, that's my name? Got a fire engine red sea bird automobile In a minute or less I can be dressed fitz kill I work 24 on and 24 off? When they get too hot they just give me a call? I'm the fireman, that's my name? They call me the fireman that's my name? Making my rounds all over town Putting out on flame well everybody like the devil what I got? Cause I can cool them down when they're snow not on the fireman that's my name? Call me the fireman that's my name? Thank you so much, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Sa. Sam. Just a typical barstool Friday night same old same weekend Drink a cup of cold Won't shoot a little bowl with my buddies Till my money's all spent in then about 2am I found heaven on a hardwood floor she flew in through the double doors or halo in the neon glow now begging the fan just to play wal more Found a little angel I wasn't even looking for he on a hardwood floor. Spinning her around as the bar closed down I lost all track of time I didn't even care that I missed my ride I was so lost in her eyes I saw the light headed on a hardwood floor she flew in through the double door Saw a hazel in the end young go down begging the f Just to play one more down the little angel I wasn't even looking for heaven on a heart for fl. I was looking for a little crazy Wasn't looking for a girl to save me that girl was heaving On a hardwood floor she flew in through the double doors or halo in the neon glow now begging the band just to play one more Found a little angel I wasn't even looking for I found a little angel I wore Wasn't even looking for Heading on a hardwood. Floor. Yeah. Thank you so much, Man. Thank you so much to Marty beast for having us out here. We're super stoked, man. Thank you so much for real America's voice for the invite to play this thing. We appreciate you. We want to say thank you to all you folks for showing up here this afternoon as well. Live music is a gift and. And we appreciate y' all loving on it so much. I do want to mention right there at the back, guys, we do have some merch. So if you want to take something home with you today, we got t shirts and ball caps and vinyl records and all sorts of stuff back there. And I know that there's Some real America merch back there as well. So if you want to grab yourself something like that, don't be shy. Our buddy west back there can get you taken care of. This song right here is a tune that I actually didn't write, but you can find it on my. On my record, Country Therapy. This one goes out to all the hard headed husbands out there. I know none of you exist in the crowd today, but if you do, this one's for you. You don't mind the same old pair of dusty boots you always wear. You don't see nothing wrong with same old. You get by with a fold out chair, a TV tray. No, you don't care about the colors of the curtains where the pictures hang. You don't need no reason. Roses or a love you know left on the nightstand. You're a simple man, but she ain't you. She don't think the way you do. If you really wanna love her, love her from her point of view. Cause she ain't you. Might not love them downtown lights. Know you ain't the dancing kind. But if it makes her smile. What you're waiting for. You might not see the reason why. She brushed off, she held on tight. Every record's got two sides and hers ain't yours. Cause she ain't you. She don't think the way you do. If you really want to love her, love her from her point of view. Her heart's amaz. She wants you to find the way. Might not understand her. Matters is that you're trying to. She ain't you. She's every. Thank you, better half, thank God. That she ain't you. She don't think the way you do. If you really want to love her, love her from her point of view. Her heart's amazing. She wants you to find a way. You might not understand her. It matters that you're trying to. She ain't you. She ain't you. You. From Austin, Texas, on the lead guitar, right here, Mr. Michal Witek, everybody. Y' all make some noise over here on the electric guitar. From Shreveport, Louisiana, Mr. Alex White. Right here from Houston, Texas, on the bass guitar, Mr. Benny Willis, everybody on the pedal steel guitar, keeping it country for y'. All, from Arlington, Texas, Mr. Paul Stoskius. And keeping us all together back here on the drums, From Houston, Texas, Mr. Kate Brennan, everybody. Once again, my name is Wynn Williams. You can go follow us on social media. You can go find my music anywhere you listen to it, guys. I hope you'll do that and come out See another show sometime. We actually get the opportunity to celebrate America. His 250th birthday at the legendary dance hall, Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth. Guys. So if you want to come hang with us and celebrate freedom there, you can do that. Y' all make some noise for the boys in the band one time. They can hear your Marty B's. Come on. Thank you so much, everybody. We're going to slow it down just a little bit right here. This is one of my favorite songs I've ever written. It's about falling in love on an airplane. It's called Denver to Dallas. She said is this sea taken? I said didn't know she settled in next to that window we broke the ice watching it snow Agreed we'd be glad to get out of this cold and I don't know why she warmed up to me $3 wine or a chance meant to be Denver to Dallas 30,000ft I started falling right there in my seat Laughing and talking as time flew by we made a connection on that non stop flight soon together got to know each other Denver to Dallas. Somewhere above Oklahoma Said is there someone who will be waiting for you well this flight is through I got my answer she took my phone typed in her number Said call if you want tender to Dallas 30,000ft I started falling right there in my seat Laughing and talking as time flew by we made a connection on that non stop flight Sitting together got better and better Enter the D. I was just lying we touched the ground and what she did to me then she still does to me now Denver to Dallas 30,000ft I started falling right there in my seat we're still laughing and talking side lies by since we made a the connection on that non stop life Sitting together started forever Denver to D. She said as if se taken I said no she settled in next to that window. Thank you. Come for the girls Till the girl broke my heart Threw me off like the smoke hanging around in this bar Used to come for the band to the band got me wrong Cause there ain't enough country in their country songs I head to the house but only drunk string alone I'm here for the beer and to have a good time Papa time Got a life that I need to unwind it's been a long long week I need a long long day and all I can takes to give me all I can get I'm here, here, here for the beer. Everything in this world Left me broken alone but them six in a bucket I can't always count On I don't mind to talk as long as it's small I'll be sitting on the stoop Till I hit the Walmart and keep on in the chamber Quick on the draw I'm here for the beer and to have a good time Papa, time Got a life that I need to unwind Been a long, long week I need a long, long day and all I can take so give me all I can get up here, here, here for the beer. I'm here for the beer and to have a good time Papa time Got a life that I need to unwind Been a long, long week and be a long, long day and all I can taste will give me heart. I'm here, here for the fear. Ladies and gentlemen, Cheers to y'. All. Cheers to America. Thank you so much, Sam. From what I can see the look in her eyes says she's into me from what I can tell she doesn't want anybody else. This is magical. We're so completely compatible. And the best part is, for a long time now, it's been just like this. Oh, man, what a woman she's something special Looks like an angel Loves like the devil she's got me and I never saw it coming she she's got it working man, what a woman man, what a woman. I'm a lucky man why she chose me I don't understand how I get it right this love that we here comes once in a lifetime man, what a woman she something special Looks like an angel Loves like the devil she's got me and I never saw it coming she's got it working man, what a woman man, what a woman Though I'll never ever let her go. And every night and day I'm gonna make sure that I tell her so. Oh, man, what a wall, Mama she something special Looks like an angel Loves like the devil she's got me and I never saw it coming she's got it working man, what a woman man, what a woman man, what a woman. And what a woman. Sam. Thank you very much, everybody. I'm gonna throw an audible at the guys. I think we're gonna do something that. I think Michal's gonna do something cool on that electric guitar right there. I know that y' all like a little. A little 90s country. We played some earlier. Are you ready, Michal? Let's do it. Put your hands together. Well, I play an old guitar From a nine till a half past one I'm just trying to make a living Watching everybody else having fun well, I don't miss much if it happens on the dance hall floor Mercy. Look what just walked through that door. Hello T r O U Billy, tell me what in the world you doing I said hey good L o K I n G yeah I smell T R O huh. I was a little bitty baby when my papa hit the skids My mama had a time trying to raise nine kids she told me not to stare cuz it was impolite she did the best she could to try to raise me right but my mama never told me about nothing like yo u I bet your mama must have been other good looking honey too. Well you're a sweet talking sexy walking honky talking baby. The men are going to love you and the women going to hate you Reminding them of everything you're never going to be maybe the beginning of a World War 3 cuz the world ain't ready for nothing like yo you I bet your mama must have been another good looking honey too I said hey Good L O K I N G R O U B L E I said hey I said hey hey hey. I smell T R O U B L E. Should have warmed up before that one boys. How about another sing along song that you guys know right here? When the sun goes down on my side of town that lonesome feeling comes through my door and the whole world turns blue There's a rundown bar across the railroad tracks On a table for two Way in the back where I sit alone Think of losing you I spend most every night Beneath the light of a neon moon if you lose you want and only I wish we're here for the lonely Watch your broken dream dance in and out of the beam of a neon moon I think of two young lovers Running wild and free I close my eyes sometimes see you in the shadow the Smokeville Room Telling how many tears I've sat here and cried how many lies that I'm not telling My poor heart she'll come back someday oh but I'll be all right as long as there's light of a neon moon oh if you lose you want it only I wish Room here for the lonely Watch your broken dream in and out of the be of a neon moon Go on, Alex. Jukebox plays on Drink by drink the words of every sad song Seem to say what I think and this hurt inside of me ain't never gonna end no but I'll be all right as long as there's light of a neon Move you got it Marty. Be if you. Watch you out of the beams of A neon moon. All right, y' all going to have to do a little bit better than that. This microphone is going to pick up all your vocals out there. You're going to sound beautiful. They're going to hear you on of top tv. You're going to be like, hey, I made it. We're in Texas. By God, we know what country music is around here. All right? So I need you guys to sing this one loud and proud so everybody across America can hear you on this live stream. All right? If you and only. Watch your broken be of a neon moon Come on, boys. Watch your broken tree Dancing and out of the be of a neon moon Watch your broken tree that's in and out of the beam. Of a neon moon. You sound good out there, Marty B's. Thank you so much. How's it going? All right, you're welcome. Ladies and gentlemen. I get to travel the world and play country music. I've been over to Europe several times. I've been to Canada, I've been to Mexico and many, many places, and they're pretty crazy about country music over in Europe, I'll tell you. I get to go over there in August, and I'll be there for the entire month. And I get to visit several countries, and I can tell you right now, there is nothing like coming back home to the great soil of the United States of America. I do love traveling. I do love seeing all the sights and all the history, But I can tell you right now, and I've been some places, man, we do absolutely live on the greatest, greatest country in the history of the world. And I'm so proud of that. And I'm so proud to be up here on this stage representing the things, the values, everything that it is and what it means to be American. I know a lot of you guys out there are blue collar men, and I come from a blue collar family. And though I get to travel the world, I have a beautiful wife that supports what I do and. And she always is cheering me on. And no matter where I am in the world, I'm always thinking about her. She is definitely my. She's definitely my home. And this song right here is a tune that is on our record, country therapy. And again, I didn't write this song, but I love it absolutely so much. This particular song, no matter where I am in the world, I get to close my eyes and I get to see my wife's face right in front of me. And fortunately, she's actually here tonight. Thankfully, we're close to home, but this one goes out to her. Ms. Hannah Williams. This is called here. You sing. It's just a name my mama gave me it's just a thing People call me something I sign at the checkout line it's just a name. But to hear you say the way that it rolls Offer your lips, girl and never get sold out by all day I would drive all night do whatever it takes for the rest of my life Just to hear you sing it's just a word Four letters long Salt on a tattoo to heard it in a song Written in a home On a Valentine car this used to work. But you hear, you say the way that it rolls off you go this girl and never get sold out My own dear day I would drive all night do whatever it takes the rest of my life Just to hear you say Put it on repeat over and over and over again. Just to hear you say Just to hear you say I would fly all day I would drive all night do whatever it takes for the rest of my life Just to hear you to see Just to hear you sing I want to hear you sing. Sa. Much. There's a ring on the finger Of a woman I call mine There ain't another out there like her no, she's one of a kind. She's the answer to every prayer this cowboy ever pray Any chance in hell I'll ever let her slip away Ain't nobody I know where Loves me like she does she's my shelter on the days when the rain just won't l up. And the fire by my side Every night till the morning comes Ain't nobody I I know no hair Loves me like she does I know sometimes I can get a little too far gone Like a star in the sky she always leads me home the weight of the world Gets to be more than I can bear Without a shadow of a doubt I know she'll be right there Ain't nobody I know Nowhere Loves me my child, she does she's my shelter on the days when the rain just won't let up with the fire by my side Every night till the morning comes Ain't nobody I know Nowhere Loves me like she does. Any chance in hell I'll never let her slip away no way Ain't nobody I know Nowhere Loves me like she does she's my shelter on the days when the rain just won't let up. And the fire by my side Every night till the morning comes Ain't nobody I know know Nowhere loves me I know nobody Nowhere loves me like she does like she does. Once again, guys, thank you so much to Marty B's and the the folks here at Real America's Voice. Man, we appreciate you guys for having us up here today. Once again, my name is Wyn Williams. You can follow me on social media. You can check out our calendar. You can come. Come follow us over on social media. We travel the country, we travel the world, and we get to play country music all over the place, man. I do want to remind you guys, we do have some merch back there at the back as well as Real America's Voice. So come check it out right after the show. Guys, I hope you've enjoyed yourself this afternoon. We certainly have here. I grew up in a little small town. Used to be a small town west of Fort Worth called Weatherford, Texas. And I had the unique opportunity of going to Weatherford College for a couple years on a rodeo scholarship. I was a steer wrestler back in college. My sophomore year, I injured myself pretty good in the pen, but I took a year off. I had surgery, I rehabbed, and then I transferred to a a school in College Station, Texas, called Texas A and M. And I rodeoed for the Texas Aggies for one one semester. And then I ran out of entry fee money, so I picked up a guitar, started writing songs, I recorded some music, and I graduated from A and M in 2016, and I immediately started playing music full time. And I have certainly gotten to live the American dream over the past 10 years doing this full time, man, I'm so thankful. But in 2020, I put out my first full length record. Turned out to be a great year for your very first record. But for that record, I wanted to write a cowboy song, but I didn't want to do the same old thing like everybody else. So instead of writing about a cowboy, we decided we would write a song from the perspective of a bucking horse. I encourage y' all to go check out this one out anywhere you listen to music. This one right here is called Tornado, everybody. My name's not important but they call me Tornado Was raised on a beaten down ranch outside of Laredo Many tried to break me but I would never be broke Left them nursing their pride their head sentence singing low. I got sideways with some cowboy short round in Casper he was strong, he was stout rain no doubt but I was faster. I've been under the lines on a few Saturdays. And to tell you the truth that's when I shine I've been on the road for so long. Thrown every cowboy that tried to hold on all the money and the buckles turn my glory days go Now I'm growing they call me tornado. Five time horse of the year I had a good run years and the fame flew by like yesterday. Every man used to fear me when he drew my name those days are long gone they faded it away. I've been on the road for so long. Thrown every cowboy that tried to hold on all the money and the purples turn my glory day me now I'm going. My name's not but they call me Tornado Ladies and gentlemen. Thank y' all so much. Thank you so much, Argyle, Texas, we appreciate you. We love you. My name is Wynn Williams. Back to you folks, in real America's Voice. Thank you. Lily. Hey, Lily. Lily. Wow. Unbelievable. You guys are awesome. Thank you guys for joining us. What an incredible night. I mentioned it earlier. This is my daughter Olivia. She turned nine today. So on the count of three, if we could just give her a big happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday, dear Olivia Happy birthday to you. I love you very much. And this is my other daughter, Chloe. And my wife Billy is over here somewhere. And Lily as well. They're amazing. I love you. She doesn't like being embarrassed, but I love you, Olivia. Happy birthday. All right, guys, before we get to Bo and the rest of them, we've got some another, we've got more amazing folks out here. And by the way, if you want to be on, you want to tell America what you think while you're here, come and join us over here. Tell me your name, where you're from. My name is Tina and I live in Dallas. And to be here today is just amazing to be able to celebrate with patriots like minded people. Amen. Yes. My name is Liz and I am from Pflugerville, Texas. And this day to me is pretty big because there's people that have sacrificed their life for the liberties that we still have. But, you know, that's not so much that people are considering to do for this day anymore. I don't see people being as patriotic as before. And coming from. You said you were originally from Mexico. Coming here and having the freedom, getting away from the violence of Mexico, how much does that mean to you to see that and how much does it mean to you to have the next generation actually appreciate what you appreciate? Well, I am very hopeful for our future because there's a lot of young kids that are seeking God right now, and there's a lot of people just from being here that still hold the same values that I hold So I have hope. Amen. God bless you, sir. I'm Stephen. I'm from Fort Worth. I got the boots to prove it, so I appreciate. I love America. My mom and dad are from another country. They're from South India. They came here legally and they became American as soon as they got here. Yeah. Thank you so much. Legal immigration 100. My dad's a Christian minister, went to Bright Divinity at TCU and Oral Roberts University. And my mom and dad, they left the country. They fell in love in India when it was not allowed to. So they. They came here and they said, we're Americans now. American dream. That's right. Hi, my name is Cindy. I'm from Louisville, Texas. And I'm here celebrating our freedoms, our sovereignty, our. And all the soldiers that died for our freedom. Most, most important. Amen. Well, speaking of soldiers, one of my best friends in the world. He's also the voice of our show, Law and Border. He was a scout sniper, Marine. Now he's the best patriotic entertainer in America. His name is Dave Bray, usa. He couldn't join us physically tonight. He's at another gig. But this is his song, his rendition of the Star Spangled Banner. There's a QR code on the video. You guys can download this video. You can support him by the. Some of his merch. His music on a mission. Again. Dave Bray, USA.com. this is Star Spangled Banner. Whoa. Sing. Can you see by the tones and the light what so proudly wield at the twilight lasting Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o' er the race lay straight in the rockets red flare the bombs bursting in air Came through through the night that our flag was still there we'll say just that Star Spangle. Sam. Because we are the praise yes, we are the praise your name in the name of the pray we honor you as a lady those are aware that flag is still there. It's up you chok to save this land of the brave the USA. For the land it's under the faith in the. Banner Shout out to Dave. And now. This is not Veterans Day. We established that earlier. This is Memorial Day. Dave came back. I. I get to do what I do because the veterans like Dave Bray and so many others. But really, it's about those that fought and gave the ultimate sacrifice. But that starts at the sanctity of life in America. When you talk about the importance of what the values that we stand for, it starts with where we value life. And it's such an honor to have you, Dan, with Preborn here, preborn.com, preborn.org, your organization to have you, one of our sponsors for this event. Tell us when you look at that, when you think about the sacrifice, what we're honoring today, but you also, you think about where that all starts. Talk to us about that. Yeah, right. So if we don't have the right to life, if we cannot defend the most helpless, weak and vulnerable among us, then everybody else is at risk. And so this is why we must start with those that have no voice from themselves. Preborn, unborn babies. And Scripture is very clear. It says this is true religion in the sight of God or father to visit the orphan and the widow in their affliction, who is more of an orphan than that little unborn baby whose mother is taking him to end his life and whose father has no right. And if the Church of Jesus Christ, and that's you and I, don't take a stand against this, nobody will. And the way to do that is with compassion and with truth. Giving a mother what she needs so that she can choose life, introducing her to Jesus Christ so she can make good choices, and most importantly, showing her her baby on ultrasound so she knows it's not a blob of tissue or a mass of cells. It's a baby, it's her baby, and it makes all the difference in the world. And talk to us about the number of babies you've saved and the how do you. I don't know if you have statistics on that, but the percentage of women that get to see that ultrasound that make that choice versus the ones that don't get to see it and are told that it's a glob of cells and unfortunately make the wrong choice. Yeah. And it wrecks their life forever, oftentimes. But we know definitively if she sees her baby on ultrasound, it doubles from 40% to 80% that she will choose life. In some of our clinics, it's up to 90% of the time. And so this is why we encourage people all across the country, if you think abortion is wrong, if it's something that's wounded your life, you don't want another person to go through it. And by the way, if that's you and it's touched your life, just know that Romans 12:1 says, there's therefore now, tonight, no condemnation for those that are in Christ. Abortion is not the unpardonable sin. But each one of us can do something by giving these moms the opportunity to meet their child. And then three years worth of whatever they need. You know, it's maternity clothes and cribs and car seats and doctor visits and housing and whatever. Whatever she needs for free. That's what Your sponsorship for $28 does@preborn.com. it's all tax deductible. And it's our way of each doing our part to save the lives of these little bilbies. And to your point, Ben, we've seen 35,000 women walk into our clinics this year and walk out of our clinic saying, I. I don't care what anybody says. That's my baby. I'm going to keep my baby. Amen. Praise the Lord. Amen. Preborn.com My brother, Alex Stein. Alex, you're at this event tonight. We're celebrating and honoring those that have come before us. Celebrating moms. We're all unaborted babies here. Yeah, well, I'm. I. I don't want to have to talk about this, but I just recently got back from Fort Lauderdale. I was on a cruise with my wife and her boyfriend, and I just got a call from Carnival Cruise ships that I have been test. I just tested positive for hantavirus. So anybody at this event, I. I've been vaccinated seven times, so I should be fine. But if anybody at this event, please, I. I have hantavirus. I'm positive for hantavirus. I'm sweating and my. My nose has been bleeding all night, but I. You should have told me that before you started kissing. Yeah, I didn't kiss you, Ben. I. I've been kissing a lot of. Ladies and gentlemen, the VIP section. But thank God, preborn is going to save a lot of lives. You know, all the lives that we might lose from hanta, we're going to save with preborn, so we're going to. We're going to end up winning in the end. So God bless America. And I'm vaccinated seven times, so I should. I should be fine, I think. I think so. I think so. The moral of the story, I love Alex. The moral of the story is stop killing baits. Don't go on Carnival cruise ship. Do not go on. Well, they're actually not that bad. But be very careful. Get vaccinated on cruise. But before that, stop killing babies and support the organizations that do the Most for it. Preborn.com $28 Ultrasound. Show that mother that that's a life inside of her and then consider which cruises you go on. Okay? Don't listen to Alex. Don't listen to Alex. Don't listen to Alex. All right, I think we've got Bo Davidson coming up in just a second. I love it. All right, Dan. Oh, now he's coughing. I want to get my. I want to get my vet or my Navy veterans up here. If you guys are military veterans up here. We got some captains up here. I want to have them join the conversation. Come up. This is why we do what we do. Alex, I love you. Hey. Go, go. Stay here. Right here, Dan. Stay right here. Alex, go get another vaccine. Go get another. Come here. Actually, it explains a lot, doesn't it? It does. It does explain a lot. It does. No, I love Alex. All right, so we get to do this. Come up here real quick. Your friend was telling me your captains in the military. Tell me your name. What branch? Go ahead. Oh, it's actually major and so Army. Use. Army. Army, yeah. Major. We met in the military. 88. 88. I picked her up off the streets. Yeah, in the parking lot when we pulled up. You married up like I did, huh? Well, we were both majors. Oh, Major, I'm sorry. Not married up. Yeah. Yeah. You've been working together. But talk to us about your service and about what today means to you. You know, we. We hear a lot of people. You see a lot of events going on. You have a. You know, celebrations of some sort or another as somebody who's served, and you've seen the good, the bad and ugly of the military and why we do what we do. Talk to us about the significance of today for you. Oh, the significance would be, you know, that you have to cherish what you have, because people give the ultimate sacrifice. And that's really what it is about today. So, yeah, I'd say the military law came first, then civilian law, but it's forgotten country. Without the military, we wouldn't have a country. What did President Reagan say? Strength. It's strength. Right. But we don't exercise the military unless it's absolutely necessary. Necessary. And that's what it's for. So we've got all the six branches of military. Coast Guard's another branch. But it's an honor. It's truly an honor to be a part of it. Well, I get to watch it as a guy who. You know, as I mentioned, I didn't serve. I was actually in the process of enlisting. And then I met my wife, had to get a bunch of medical clearances and put that off. And 30 years later, you know, I still had put it off, but I. Every day, it's one of those things that I. I am thankful for those like yourselves that came, and especially those who fought and died and give me the ability, you know, God gives us our freedom, but we have to have warriors that are willing to fight to protect it. And that's, that's. I'm honored for. What's exciting is that more and more people are waking up to what's going on. Today's society. It is exciting to see your neighbors wake up. I had my neighbors come to me the other day that I can't believe was taking place, but it's, it's very exciting. We're. We're living in some dynamic times, and freedom is not free. You know, it's not free. Yeah. And we. Let me ask you about that because you look at our generation today and Dan, I'll get you in on this conversation too. The. When I was a kid, I was in California. I grew up in California. And it was a time even in California, California, they loved America. I grew up saying the Pledge of Allegiance in my school, public school, that that's dying off, unfortunately. A lot of places I grew up in where we had Christian clubs on our campuses. And that was the cool thing to be. Now you look at it, and whether it's abortion or the WOKE agenda or just attacking demeaning America, you have people in our own government, in politics, who appear to hate this country. And I look at that and I say, how do we. How did we get here and how do we get out of this place and save this? Everybody should do at least two years of service in the military so they can learn to appreciate what everybody else does for them. It should be. It should be done here as well. Yeah, Yeah. I think what you said is spot on. They are attacking our culture, our societies as a whole. They attacked a nuclear of the family, separated the wife from the. From the husband. We can't have that anymore. That's how, you know, America was made on grit. It's all about grit. And we got to bring that back. You know, back in the 60s, they outlawed prayer in school. It's been a downhill slope ever since then. And when the foundation of America laid by our fathers was one nation under God. On our dollar, on our currency, in God we Trust, all over Washington D.C. and all of the monuments, you'll find scripture from God's Word. This is a Judeo Christian nation. And if the foundations are forsaken, what can the righteous do? And so this is why. Whether it's military, whether it's church, whether it's government, if we stand for the things that have made America great. Because here's the deal. America is great only when America is good. And if America stops being good good, it will stop being great. And so we have to return to the things that made us great. And that is our faith in Jesus Christ and in defending the freedom that he's given me, that all men are created in the image of God and all men are created equal. Praise God. You know, President Trump had a reclamation on the last week or on the 17th of May, and it was really fast. We hadn't had this in over 200 years. But we're reclaiming the country back to God the Almighty. Without him, we wouldn't have a country. Yeah. So it's fascinating. It'd be scary without him. Just to think what might happen to the country, what is already happening to the country right now all the time. It's backwards. Backwards. Yeah, clearly. And I pray that. I pray that over this nation, over our children, over the. Our children's children and the next generations, that we would have a great awakening, that we would rise up, that we would take the. The mountains back. We got a couple more folks up here. Bo Davidson's about to start. Tell me, what's your name? Where are you from? Oh, I'm Linnea Hartunian. I'm from Frisco, Texas. What does today mean to you? You know, when I think about the sacrifice that people make and families for our country and the love of country and the love of their Lord and savior, Jesus Christ, I think, wow, that is. There's nothing more noble than serving our country and. And those who've lost their lives have done the ultimate sacrifice. Well, God bless you. We got much more coming. I've got another friend that will be joining us in just a minute, but right now, we're going back to the stage. My brother, Bo Davidson. Take it away, brother. Thank you so much, Ben. We appreciate you. And, folks, we're going to continue to celebrate freedom right now with kind of an hour of what we call the Ram Showcase, real America's music. A lot of the artists that you have been hearing over the past several months or so, people like Celeste Kellogg, Natasha Owens, and Deepak. And for those of you that may or may not know, I'm a singer as well. And I wrote a song not that long ago called Blessed, and it was kind of my generation's charged to wake up, to become more patriotic, to understand what's happened and what came before us. The sacrifice, the duty, the courage, the honor, those are the concepts I wanted to encapsulate in this song and the video that you'll see playing behind me when I sing was made in cooperation with the Pentagon and the Air National Guard with some amazing, amazing veterans in there. But I just want to dedicate this song specifically today to those who have fallen. That's why we celebrate Memorial Day, and we should be celebrating it every day. This song is called Blessed. What is courage? What is honor? All these words are just ideals long forgotten. What is duty? What is glory? Are they just written down in some old story? When we hear a word like freedom do we know what it really means or do we we take it all for granted? Living like kings and queen we are blessed to live in freedom. Blessed to live in peace. Blessed with food and shelter Blessed with life on le Blessed together the free me Blessed to have a voice and blessed that someone brave of fought so we could have a choice. We are blessed oh, we are blessed. Thank you. Is faith a notion or fear of hell? Or have we lost our very faith in faith itself? Is it our rock or is it man sadness or do we cling to it like rain? In times of sadness it is easy to remember but easy to forget the beauty of our country and the simple gifts we gave. We are blessed to live in freedom. Blessed to live in peace. Blessed with food and shelter Blessed with life on east Blessed together freely. Blessed to have a voice and blessed with someone brave of father so we could have a just. We are blessed oh, we are blessed to live in freedom. Bless with life on free me Blessed to have a voice. You're blessed that someone bring the father so we can have a choice. We are bless. Oh, we are, We are, we are. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yep. That's a C130. We got to get props to the C132. Exactly. Well, thank you guys so much. Obviously, I feel blessed to be here. We are blessed to be hosting this event along with Marty Bu, who blessed us with this incredible venue. Patriot Mobile, Preborn, Amac, and Angel Studios are four amazing sponsors who made this night possible. As I said, we've got a RAM showcase right now, so the next act I'd like to bring up is a wonderful, wonderful young lady with a tremendous voice all the way from Virginia. Correct. Celeste. This is Celeste Kellogg. Say hi to Celeste. Give her a big round of applause. Thank you so much. Yes, sir. What's up, Texas? How y' all doing? Feel free to come on down and use your dancing boots on the dance floor. My name is Celeste Kellogg, and this first song is Called dirt road dancing. I know y' all do a lot of that out here in Texas. Am I right? Well, come on down. Let's do it. I see you guys over there. How y' all doing? I saw you dancing earlier. Hello, Hollywood. Straight from the boulevard. Welcome to the backwoods. Bet you said you ain't been this far. Yeah, you think you're and hit town. Well, I got news for you. I could give you the low down but we'll need to grab you some boots. Come on, move your body down in the gate to the tr it's going to feel real good, Going to feel real right. Let's go. Let go your face Go dance in the night. Come on, dance in the night. You see that sunset now right behind those trees that's where the lost is found. If you want, you can get lost with me. Yeah, you think you, you've seen it all from morning feels and roads, you know? We go dance in the night. All right. Can I come on down here and dance with you guys? Would that be cool? I'm coming. I'm coming. A business. Turn it over. It's gonna feel real good. Feel real right. Thank you so much, man. Texas, y' all got me working up a sweat already. Well, my name is Celeste Kellogg. I am from Virginia. Do I have any Virginians in the house tonight? I got one. Anybody ever been to Virginia? There we go. All right. Well, this is a song I wrote about all the places music's taken me, from California to Texas. But my favorite view is my coming home song. And that's when I'm coming back to Virginia. And this was just named the official song of the city of Virginia beach, which. Who even thought that could be a thing? It's really cool. So this is called Driving east. And y' all can go ahead and get it started because I gotta get back up on stage and it's a long intro. All right, let's go back. Come on. Texas. Yeah, I've seen the Cali coast, the sunsets there night I got nothing against the rado in that wild, wild west sky. I play some rocking Broadway show in Nashville, Tennessee. It doesn't matter where I go or where the compass is pointing me I'm driving, driving it is. It's where I found my peace. Yeah, I'm driving, Driving EAS till the land needs to see. I was born and raised beneath the sweet tall Southern pines. I spent my child of July summers under Carolina sunrise We were driving, driving. Peace. So when I'm feeling lost, you know where I'll be found I've got my jeep we're pointing east Virginia Be driving driving EAS is where I find my peace My peace yeah Driving east to the land needs to see. Yeah, I'm driving Driving back to. Be. Thank you all so much. All right, shout out to our rav fam that is watching right now on the cameras. Any of my fellow Virginians out there. Love you. Miss you guys. I'll see you all soon. But Texas is where it's at right now. Am I right. Now? I tell you what, you can't play Texas without playing a cowboy song. So once I get my guitar situated, I'm going to play a cowboy song for you. I know this is awkward. I apologize. But that always happens on live shows, so welcome to the live show business. All right, we're good now. So do I have any Toby Keith fans in the house? I know I do because I got a lot, a lot of people that love America in the audience, and Toby Keith loved America as well. So I want to do a song of his. This is a good old cowboy song if y' all know it. Sing along with me. Jk we're gonna start one more time. I bet you never heard O. Marshall Dylan say Miss Kitty. Have you ever thought of running away? Settling down? Would you marry me if I ask you twice? Beg your pretty please she just said yes in a New York minute they never tried the kn his heart wasn't in it he just stole a kiss and he rode away he never hung his hat up a kid his face y' all know it, right? Should have been a boy that's right. Should have learned a rope and ride I'd be wearing my six shooter I'd be my pony on a cattle drive Stealing a young girl's heart or just like J singing those campfire songs oh, I should have been a cowboy I might have had a sidekick with a funny name Rolling wild through the hills Chasing Jesse James Ending up on the brink of danger Riding shotgun for the Texas Rangers Go west, young man, haven't you been told? California's full of whiskey, women and gold Sleeping out all night beneath the desert star A dream in my and a prayer and my Shoulda been a cowboy I should have learned to rope and ride I be wearing my six shooter Riding my pony on a cattle tire Stealing a young girl's heart and just like Jean Singing those campfire songs oh, I should have been a cowboy One more time, y'. All. Yeah, I should have been a cowboy all right, Marty Beast. Y' all know where it's at. That's right. Well, my name is Celeste Kellogg. Thank you so much to Real America's Voice and Ram and everybody in the whole crew out here for hosting us this evening. I am so excited to share my newest single with y'. All. This is called Faith and Freedom. The lyric video went live Friday, and we are trying to get it to chart, so if y' all wouldn't mind taking a listen, downloading this song on itunes or streaming it wherever you stream your music. This is a song that means a lot to me, and it's all about uniting United States once again. It's called Faith and Freedom, and I hope you all love it. I turn on the TV just to turn it off. I think we'd be better without it at all. To tune out the noise of the voice of division, Make truth and love permission. Cause I still stand through the red, white and blue in my knees through the way and the truth and the light shining in everyone I still have faith in freedom. Smile at the stranger you see on the street. We were all created equally. We can agree this. But the other side ain't your enemy so I still stand for the red, white and blue that my peace through the way and the truth and the light shining in everyone I still have faith this freedom all free because of the way Nothing can stop growing Letting liberty have her say I still have faith in freedom I have faith in freedom I have faith in freedom. Someone didn't like what he has. Through my tears I began Day for United USA that still stands through the red, white and blue the way and the truth and the light shining in everyone I still have faith and freedom Home on the free because of the grave Nothing can stop the glorious way Let any liberty have her say I still have faith in freedom One nation under God Delivery and justice for all I pledge allegiance to the flesh of the United States. States of America. Thank you so much. Marty B's all right. Bo, do you want the sparkly microphone? Okay. Here you go. I just wanted just for just a second. So, Celeste, thank you so much. Give all go. Give it all for Celeste Kellogg again. She was fantastic. And now I want to toss it over to Ben Berkwan. Ben's got some guests I do see. He has Marty B. And Grant Stitchfield as well. Ben, take it away. What an amazing night. We've got rap music. Hopefully. We got this on the blue mic. The blue mic. We've got rav music out here. Awesome to be with you guys. Marty B. What a cool night. I mean, again, it's not all about singing and dancing. We got the kids up there dancing. We got couples up there dancing. But it's a serious night as well. Yeah, definitely a serious night of really reflection and just a night to reflect on all the sacrifices that have been made for all those heroes that have gone before us to give us the freedoms we have, but also want to recognize the people that have made this, this happen. Dan Story, Patriot Mobile. Dan and Val, and of course, real America's Voice. It's amazing that y' all are here. This is incredible. So, just honored to be here and honored to be able to host this amazing event tonight. Marty B. I want to ask you a question about your business here. 1. You got amazing barbecue. You got amazing fans playing. You invite real America's voice in Patriot Mobile pre born into your biz into your business. There are places around the country that would never hold an event like this. We're in Denton County, Texas, where people are proud of their conservatives and they're proud to be Christian patriots. Can you tell me about your boldness to hold an event like this and you're unafraid of if it turns somebody off? Yeah. Well, you know, as I said earlier, I've been a Christian my whole life, and so I don't know that faith is something we get to compartmentalize. It's just who we are. And I find that God honors your faithfulness and your purpose. And, you know, Psalm 119, 105 said, the word is a light unto my feet. And so every time I think about taking a step towards his purpose, I also recognize that it requires faith. But every time I take the step, he's going to put the right opportunities, the right people. And just this is a great example. Me being bold and faithful in my business and honoring our customers and honor our employees is a good testament to that. And so as we're faithful, God blesses and honors our business. So, you know, Ben, this is something that's different about conservatives and liberals. So many people know I'm a small business owner out loop shops. I would welcome a. A liberal into my business. And I treat them just like I treat. I said treat every car like its moms, whether you're a liberal or a conservative. But there are liberal businesses that don't want any part of us. And I think that's what people need to understand is that we're willing to talk to anybody anytime. And you're welcome here to have great food. Listen, you don't have to agree, but there are Places in this country where this is not reality. Well, and the big difference. Difference is, you know, when I go up, I was speaking in Chicago just a couple weeks ago. We were supposed to be at a golf club, and they found out I was coming up there to speak. They got attacked by the radical left. The woke left the place, capitulated. They gave in to the mob. And we ended up doing it in this amazing church that said, hey, come here. We want the truth. We had all these protesters outside, and I welcomed them. I walked out there and I stood right in the middle of them, and I asked them, what. What. What's wrong with what I'm saying? We need to have that dialogue. The problem is there's too many companies, organizations, individuals that are afraid to stand up. And if we allow that woke mob to silence our voices, that cancel culture to silence us, we lose this nation. But I really believe there's a shift back towards freedom. There's a shift back against that push in our country. Are you seeing that with. With the values that you. You stand up the businesses? Maybe it's easier in Texas than somewhere like Chicago or Minneapolis somewhere Easier, yeah. Portland, any of those places. But are you seeing that more business owners that are open about their faith, open about their conservative values? You know, I don't know that I see it because I'm so focused on running my own business. You know, certainly we talk about it and then, you know, I think one of the things that I love about what we get to do is we be. We get to be a good example and model what it looks like to engage both faith and business. And really there you can't separate them. You know, I'm a person of faith. I also have to happen to operate a business. But the most important thing about running a business is loving and showing hospitality. So the number one thing we want to do is make everyone feel welcome, regardless of what their background. I don't. It doesn't matter to me. I'm not even looking. I want to know how can I make the experience for this person amazing when they're here? And that connection. Yeah, that connection is what I feel like really gives us an advantage, you know, so hiring people that represent the heart of hospitality really makes a difference. And to me, the number one thing we can do to show love for Christ is demonstrate that love to our staff and to our customers. Well, you know, I've noticed from the whole staff here, everybody's got a smile on their face. And I tell you, the best employees, if you want kids out There, young people, you want advice? Go to work with a smile and. And you'll. You'll go great places. And Ben, the reason I say it is because you talk about the protesters, the vitriol, the anger, they're just exploding with hate. And you go talk to these people. And I said, Ben is like the smiling assassin. You smile at people, you talk to them. You don't lose your cool ever. And you always come out ahead that way. Well, it's. It's one of the things that God put on my heart. At the beginning of this, I saw so much anger. And you look at the divide in our country, the good versus evil, and I see the people that are so miserable. The solution for their misery isn't more anger and attacks, and it's. They need hope in the. Their life and they're missing it. And so God put it on my heart at the beginning when I started doing this. Go out there, do it in love. Now, sometimes I. I'll do some mocking and have some fun, but it's. It's always about planting seeds and hoping that. That. That those people can see that there's a better way to do it and that you can still live a happy, productive life, that you don't have to be in misery. But it's an honor to do it. I try to do it right. And my prayer is that it shows other young people that this is how you engage people. You do it with respect as much as possible. And every so often, you have a little fun, but it's always about planting seeds. Speaking of it, we've got another act. This is Real America's music taking over the airwaves. Real America's voice. Real America's faith and family. Real America's music. Bo Davidson, back to you, brother. That's right, Ben. You just heard from Celeste Kellogg before. And now we're gonna hear from another great Ram artist. His name is Deepak. For those of you who are at CPAC in Texas, just a couple months ago, you saw Deepak electrify the stage. He's a man of many talents. He's from Maryland, but he actually just moved to Austin, Texas. So he is a native Texan now. And of course, he's gonna be playing the guitar, he's gonna play the fiddle. And if you're gonna play in Texas, you gotta have a fiddle in the band, right? So with that, with no further ado, let me give you Deepak. Give a big hand. How y' all doing? Let me hear your texts. Make some noise. It's Good to be living here. I feel like I'm at home here with like minded people that believe in faith, believe in family, believe in freedom, believe in good values. And I think that's what's bringing us all here together tonight with real America's voice. And now the official launch of real America's music, which I'm honored to be a part of because, you know, I was in Hollywood for a long time. I don't know if they told you the story. And I did music for Disney, all kinds of companies. It was a beautiful time there. But there was something. Something that didn't feel quite right in terms of just being able to fully express myself and express the things I believe in. And I think now that I have this opportunity with real America's voice and real America's music, I feel like I can fully shine to my potential because I'm here in Texas. I'm gonna do a first song is a little bit of something you might be familiar with. It's a new song that's coming out on July 3rd, right before a special day called July 4th. And it's about freedom. Let's hear it, guys. Let's go. Put your hands together, Texas Sam. Come on, everybody, let's hear it. Now we know we've all been free Love each other even if we disagree it's all inside Shine the light and sing let the freedom ring now we know we all feel free Love each other even if we disagree it's all inside Shine the light and say let the freedom break. Let the freedom ring Come on. Let the freedom win Thinking about how the world feels stuck and divided Cause all of my brothers and sisters be keeping on fighting oh, what we gonna do to defeat it? Get up out of this mess if only we remember who we are Sing it again, y'. All. Now we know we've always been free Love each other even if we disagree it's all inside Shine a light and sing let the free ring now we know we've all been free Love each other even if we disagree it's all inside Shine a light and say let the freedom ring. Let the freedom reign. Let the freedom singer now go learn that freedom reign Going let that free Sing it with me everybody going let that freedom over here Let the freedom decide go Let that freedom ring go Let that freedom ring go Let that free over here Let the freedom reign go Let that freedom Sing out loud everybody Let the freedom yeah. Sing out loud now Come on Let the freedom reign thank you all so much. Get more of the vocal in my in ears, please. Lots more of the vocal, please. Thank you. So it's so good to be here with everybody. I feel welcome. I feel the energy in the room. This next song's a little bit about my story in Hollywood, where we find out that people are constantly tempted. People are being baited with success, with fame, but at the cost of what? At the cost of their values, at the cost of their morals. And you see that happening all over the place like, oh, a dangling carrot. If you do this, you might become successful. So I wrote this song in honor of that. It's called do youo Want to Be a Star? And it becomes a question of what are you willing to give up? What are you willing to lose your soul? And is it worth it? Of course. We know here. Absolutely not. So I wrote this song about that. It's called do youo Want to Be a Star? Let's hit it. Thank you guys so much. Yeah. I wanna know what's behind your eyes Others so lonely why can't you decide? I see the way you stare But I get this feeling that you need to see some proof and I know you want to fight fair But I'm not dealing and Hollywood don't want the truth through don't try to explain all away. Don't got any reason Ain't I can tell that he sorry can we work it out? Can we make a deal? Do you want to be a star? And what about tonight? Is it worth the fire? Go find someone who can see why you hide. Go find yourself someplace where love can survive I pray that you're gonna be fine but you know the stealing so don't let them play these mo. And I hope you're making that right but you're so But Hollywood don't want the truth hey, hey. Now can you tell me that it's only can we work it out? Can we make a deal? Do you want to be a star? In what I found tonight can we make you alive? Now you wanna be star? Something real can we work it all out? Forget what you feel do you want to be a star? Do you want to be a star? Forget who you are do you want to be a star? Do you want to be a star? Forget who you are do you want to be be star? Oh, yeah. Sa. Can we work it all out? Forget what you feel do you want to be a star? Do you want to be a star? Do you want to be a star? Marty. Beast, make some noise out there. If you feel the love out there. Okay. What you feel do you want to be a star? Thank you all so much, everybody. Hey. So I got this intimate song that I wrote some time back, and sometimes you got to go intimate. You got to get. You got to get into the heart. Does everyone relate to that? You know, some life is about a lot of different things. As human beings, we go through the human experience of celebration, about singing to the world. Some of these songs I write are for humanity. Like, we're gonna hear the last one after this. It's about bringing everybody together. We got freedom. But sometimes songs are just an individual, personal song that express a little bit of suffering or a little bit of loss or love. And this song is called Just My Heart Again, which really gets into that space. So if you guys want to, you know, to feel it with me, that'd be fantastic. Hopefully I can get this microphone staying sorted out here. And this song's called again Just My Heart Again. All these songs, by the way, are coming out with real America's music. Beautiful opportunity with all these amazing artists. Give it up for Celeste. Earlier, we got Natasha Hul coming on. Amazing music. We got Bo. It's a. It's amazing to be part of the. The Rav Ram family here. And it's an honor. It's an honor for me. So this song again is called Just My Heart Again. Sam. Floating in and out of daydreams? I hear your voice, it's whispering? And you say what does love hit me like a landslide? Never giving me a chance? A chance to hide myself or get away? Maybe we're all fallen angels? Yeah, we're learning how to sing again? And you see we live these lives? A broken mind? Majesty Collecting tragedies? Cause it's all we know? But it's all for show? You say it's just my heart again? Don't let it bother you? It does these crazy things? Yeah, it does these crazy things? It's just my heart again? It's just my heart again? Shooting every moon? Mixing memories with dreams? Yeah, you know I need some help to find my way? So start the knocking down these walls inside of me? And I still fire from the gods for you? Break the chains? Cause it's come to this? It's time for you and me to be free? It's just my heart again? Don't let it bother you? It does these crazy things? It does these crazy things? It's just my heart again? It's just my heart again? Shooting at the moon? Mixing memories with dreams? And singing all by myself? But don't ever try to tell Me wrong Don't ever try to tell me wrong and sing it don't ask why I Don't ever try to steal my song don't ever try to steal my song it's just my heart again don't let it bother you it does these crazy things yeah, it does these crazy things it's just my heart again it's just my heart again now shooting at the moon Mixing memories with trees Sam. Thank you all so much, everybody. This is my last song right here, which is the first single dropping officially with the new with the new company with real America's music. This song is called Together We Rise. It's a unity anthem. It was performed at the inauguration, at the Starlight Ball for President Trump, at the Maha Ball for Bobby, and lots of other events the last few years. And I've been singing this everywhere I can. And this is really a call to action, a call to unity for everyone, to bridge the divide in our hearts and humanity and just really pray for everybody in the highest sense. I think everyone here believes in loving everyone, even if we disagree, like in the first song. This song again is called Together We Rise. Thank you. Rise up from the ashes Rise up from the flames Standing in the wreckage Watching everything we made Come out from the shadow Come out in plain sight Nothing below It's time to move into the light Together united Deny it or fight it no more hiding anymore our story Rewriting or losing we can't keep quiet anymore Together we will rise up Together we will rise up Together we will rise can't wait any longer it's our time yeah Cause it's our time Together we will rise Together we will rise Together we will rise Wait any longer Our time day Cuz it's our time. Make some noise out there Everybody now the children in the silence Watching what we come now we're shouting at reflections Crying out in the street dance it's time to rip the veil that covers everything the talking hands that want to make us blind when we strike back Shoot love into the skies Together united Denying or fighting no more hiding anymore our story we riding or losing we can't keep quiet Hands up, everybody. Together we will rise Ah Together we will rise Ah. Together we will rise can't wait any longer it's our time yeah Is this our time? Together we will rise Together we will rise Together we will rise can't wait any longer. Put your hands up in prayer this is for the world everybody the prophecies were never written they were carried in the flame now the world Begins to wait? And the truth is coming alive? And we feel it in the silence? Now we're ready to ignite? Together we will rise? Sing it. Together we will rise? Together we will rise? Can't wait any longer? It's our time, yeah? Cause it's our time? Together we will hide? Together we will hide? Together we will hide way longer? It's our time, yeah? Cause it's our time. Thank you, everybody. Thank you so much. An honor to be here. Give it up for real America's music. Real America's voice. Marty Bees. And we got amazing artists coming. We got Natasha coming up next. Thank you so much. All right, one more time for Deepak, everybody. That was great. Can up, we will have Natasha Owens. But first I want to go over to Ben Berkwam. Ben, I know you have Celeste and Grant over there, so take it away. Yeah. Thank you, Beau. Amazing again. We're taking over the music genre. We took over media, conservative media. Right when the leftist media and the faux republican conservative media kind of gave it up and there was a void in there. Now we're taking over music. It's an amazing thing. And one of the people helping take it over is Celeste Kellogg, who many of you just heard moments ago. You just signed a distribution deal with rap music. Correct. How is that going? Going really well. We just released the lyric video for Faith and Freedom on Friday and we're really pushing it as a release this week. It's just going really well so far. They believed in my music that I already had and they just wanted to throw like gasoline on the fire. So I really appreciated that. So I noticed you saying it's cpac, as did some of these other bands here as well. Is there a growing community of conservative artists, freedom loving artists that are now touring and getting together? Is it just coincidence you guys get together or is there some kind of community form? I think at least for me, it's just I love this country. I love America and I want to see people united. And then that's why I wrote Faith and Freedom. And that song actually got me invited to perform this song at cpac. And I love hanging out with fellow people that are like minded that just really want to help push that family friendly content and about down home America values, loving America because America is amazing. And then that's what I just find really important. I love to share that, that kind of music with people. Yeah. How important? We were talking about this off, off camera, but you look at the labels out there and, and the. Whether it's music or Hollywood that cancel you. If you believe in faith, family, freedom, you see real America's music coming on. How important is this, and what do you think it could possibly do to the industry? Well, I think it's so cool because they're giving a voice to people that were silenced for a long time. And if you're not necessarily choosing, like, the wide path to go down, because there's a wide world in the music world, if you're trying to kind of pick a narrow path, it's harder because, you know, you're not listening and saying yes to everything in the industry, and. And you kind of get, like, pushed aside if you don't follow what they want you to do. So real America's music is really allowing, like I said, us to have a voice and to be able to throw gasoline on the music that we already have. Like, I just write country country songs. I grew up in the church, and I love faith and I love family, and that's what I. What I love to sing about. So it's nice to have that actually heard by people. And. And it kind of rivals the whole label situation because there's an audience here already, so they're able to put that extra boost behind it, and it means a lot. You had me at fuel gas on the fire. I grew up in the country, and bonfires are one of my favorite things, so I just love that analogy. But this is what it's all about. You and Karen Bass. Yeah. The worst kind. Those ones I want to put out. Exactly. Kept ours under control. We didn't hire DEI based on sexual preference. We hired the firefighters that I would actually put out the fire. So we were talking about, you know, all of this community. Well, country music I always looked at as really the one genre of music that was. Was about America and a love for America. Sadly, though, there are some artists that are straying from that. I think as country music becomes more mainstream, which is a good thing, you'll hear it on the pop channels, but I'm disappointed that some of them go so far to the extreme. Do you shake your head? Sometimes? I just liked keeping my head down and focusing on what I do and what God's put in my heart, and that's all that really matters to me. Yeah, that's a good answer. Instead of going after Taylor Swift, if you want views, you could just go attack Taylor Swift. Yeah, you could. I could totally do that. But I chose the hard way, you know, Instead, just support artists that are actually doing it right. Speaking of artists that are doing it right. We've got another one. Real America's music. Bo Davidson, Take it away, brother. You guys are right. The fires are certainly burning and we're going to keep that fire fueled with our next artist. You all know her from real America's music. You've seen her, some of her songs hit the charts so well because real America's music making some really, really big waves right now. I'm gonna hand the mic over to great Natasha Owens. Give it up for her. Thanks. How you guys doing? You having a good night? Thank you to Patriot Mobile, Rav and Ram for this awesome opportunity. We're gonna bring you back to 2023, to our first number one hit. And if you know it please sing it. Trump won. Trump won and you know it TRUMP 1 and you know it the fake news will never show it cuz it's true Trump won and you know it we got dead people both drop boxes and dominion Facts of facts it's just now my opinion the Democrats know how to steal Come on, man, here's the deal. Trump won as you know it Trump won as you know it the fake news will never show it cause it's true Trump won as you know it but it's hiding in the basement Babbling away on tune hatred stadiums and circles in an empty room Twitter and the FBI one day won't deny Trump won and he knew it Trump won and you know it the big news will never show it cause it's true Trump won and you know it. Well truth time is always going to tell I bet he took New York and carried California as well. He's done it twice before and he's going on again for the third time in 2024. TRUMP 1 and you know it Trump won and you know it Fox News won't even show it it's true Trump won and you know it Trump won as you know it if there's a line they're going to tow it it's true Trump won as you I know it, you know it we know it they know it everybody knows Trump one I know you know it we know it, they know it Everybody knows Trump one or two I know you know it we know it, they know it everybody knows Trump one. Thank you, guys. He did, didn't he? 20, 20. He won. And I think that's going to come out pretty soon and hopefully that song will live in history, you know. So if you haven't already known, you will know by the end of this night that I write controversial songs, I say things that I Probably shouldn't say Sing things that I probably shouldn't sing about But I'm trying to give you an anthem and you a voice to ridiculous situations. How many of you like paper straws? No. So we wrote this song and we were very clever with the title of it because the left actually thought that I was writing a song for them. And they thanked me and our side said, what are you doing? There's one word in here that will tell you very quickly where I stand hopefully you'll find it. It's an emergency Fire up the jet We've got to get to Paris so the polar bears won't swear it's plagued too steep it's colder till it's hotter Obama's beach house is almost underwater Shunking off We should make a law Sucking on a paper straw by time Climate change is real Come on, baby Climate change is real who's going to save me? I'm not a genius but that science always proves it Climate change is real Stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid. Thank God for Canada we can all relax they're killing our admissions with the carbon tax if we dip sun we can reach our goal with people eating vegan and a ban on coke Call them you if they only knew it's an inconvenient truth Nah, nah, nah, nah Climate change is real Come on, baby Climate change is real who's gonna save me? I'm not a genius but the science always proves it Climate change is real Stupid. What would China do if the people pled? How dare you? Like some Swedish kids said 10 more years, we'll all be dead then 10 more years till they say it again Climate change is real Come on, baby Climate change is real who's gonna save me? I'm not a genius but the science always proves it Climate change is real the green new deal is the green new scale an unsustainable place I'm not a genius but the science always proves it Climate change is real Stupid. Y' all like that one? So we decided a couple months ago to chase the headlines. This was our first single with RAM music, and we decided to hit into the Minnesota fraud. Have y' all all heard about that? People said, don't do a video with AI and I said I have to create Governor Waltz in Gucci and gold chains because I couldn't find it when I googled it. So hopefully you enjoy this and you know it by now. Sing it with me. The Somali waltz. In Mogadishu Men are sold out. You might have heard there's quite a low down Money missing, new millionaires all the kids are leering in fake daycares the Somali walls, the Somali walls it's the same old same song the sad but true they're screwing you Dehan. Lay your cards right, you could be governor and if you need a green card marry your brother with liberal judges is on the take there's no fear of justice While they shimmy and they shake a Somali wall the Somali walls it's the same old song the Somali walls it's that the truth and screwing you their hands and you the Somali ro. It's the same old song and it's going strong it's sad but true it's R and you dance into the Somali walls and coming soon to a T, Thank God. So we decided to follow. That was written in two weeks and that was the fastest we ever put out a song. And when I went on, when the song dropped, they said, what's next? And I said, you know, I have no idea what's next. Six days later, we decided to hit a legend by the name of Bruce Springsteen. Do y' all feel about him like I feel about him? You like my hat? United States versus Bruce Springsteen. You know, their side can say stuff, but our side can't. We're not allowed. And I used to be a fan of Obreus and he built his career singing to the working man. At least so we thought right. So we put out a song called the Boss. Leader. I shouted out Thunder Road. I used to believe you sang for me in those glory days of old where is your song for justice? Where is your song for the working land? I was born in the USA and you spit on my promise man you preach from your mountain but you don't know the cause I thank God you're not the Boss. What about Lake and Riley? It's Charlie too hard to say. What about when you took your shot and the one you call our king? Where is your song for justice? Where is your song for the working man? I was born in the USA and you spit on my promise land you preach from your mansion but you don't know call I think I God you're not the most I still believe in freedom cuz I've got a higher hope I'll keep singing for America even if you won't oh where is your song of compassion? Where is your song for the hurting man? I was born in the USA and now I used to be a loyal fan oh, you preach from your mansion and you've lost that human Touch. I thank God you're not. I thank God you're not. That song went number one in six hours, knocked him out of first place. So for 12 hours, I was number one and he was number two, and he was not happy about that. It takes a lot to a conservative artist to chart everything's against us. So thank you, real America's music, for giving us a lane in an even playing field so that we can get out there and give the voice back to the people. Right? I want to sing one more, and it's an anthem of America and all of you know it. So I expect you at home and here in this building to sing at one with me. If tomorrow all the things were gone you've worked for all your life and you had to start again with just your children and your wife. You think you're lucky stars to be living here today? Cause the flag still stands for freedom? And they can't take that away. Cat where it at least I know I'm free? And I won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me? And I gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today? Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land. God bless the USA. From the lakes of Minnesota to the hills of Tennessee across the plains of Texas from sea to shining sea? From Detroit down to Houston and New York to la oh, there's pride and every American heart? And it's time we stand and say. That I'm proud to be an American. Well, at least I know I'm free and I won't be. Forget the man who died who gave that right to me? And I gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today? Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land? God bless the USA. And I'm proud to be an American? Well at least I know I'm free? And I won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me? And I gladly stand up next to you and the men hurt still today. Cause there ain't no doubt. I love this day am God bless how you. Thank you, Texas, for coming out tonight. God bless the great state of Texas and the great country of America. God bless you guys. All right, well, that was Natasha Owens. And guys, we just saw a whole hour of what we call the Real America's Music showcase. There was Deepak, there was Celeste Kellogg, obviously Natasha Owens as well. The you just saw. I thought it was a pretty great lineup of. Of artists Grant and and Ben that. That we're starting to see. The culture war finally come back. Yeah. And well, we're hot, Mike's hot. And I, you know, even throwing in there. Dave Bray. We've got some, some more artists that are coming, joining the, the, the team. I, I just can't wait to see what comes out of this and ultimately what it ends up doing. Shifting the music industry hopefully back towards sanity and, and supporting artists that actually support America. Yeah. And Grant, what I hope is that we see a new generation of artists who actually love America and not bash it. Yeah. I mean, I've been watching this for quite some time and I just, you know, you think about Toby Keith. You were talking about Toby Keith, how much he loved this country. I hope that a new generation is inspired to write music, to perform music where they actually love their country, not bash it. You, you know, you asked me about Toby Keith and I said he was one of my all time favorite artists and I love him. But you know, Toby Keith never really spoke about politics at all. And in fact, I actually always thought Toby Keith had a chance where he could have talked about politics and it would have really helped our cause because he's so popular. I think times have changed a little bit since Toby Keith's gone now and God rest his soul, because I don't think they get any better than him, but that people are now more open about talking to this. And I think Rav music is giving an alternative, an added source where people can go that they know they're not going to get woke. Bull corn. Yeah. You know, well, and I look at, you know, what Elon in a different genre, a different respect, but what Elon did for Twitter, for social media, that he, he pulled the universe towards more what, what social media was original intended to be a free flow of ideas, communicating, you know, the, the an open arena of ideas and letting the best ones rise and the worst ones fall. One person helped shape social media and I believe one network can do that with real America's Voice and a few other networks out there that are doing similar things, but also now with music as well. Yeah. And I just hope we don't get our, put ourselves in silos anymore. You don't know if our mics are still on, but you know, I hope we don't put in silos where it's like, well, it's just conservatives doing conservative music. I think music is more universal. I think what we saw with Kid Rock at the halftime show at first about Jesus bringing people in, offering people alternatives. This is a democracy. People have choices. They should be Able to listen who they want to listen to. But I don't think we have to be so polarized about it. We can invite those people in that might otherwise not have listened to us. And you know, not all the music has to be over the top. You just infuse little, little bits of themes into the music. Like Ben and I were talking about Hollywood and how there's been a shift, Passion of the Christ, Sound of Freedom, where these themes are. You can still have badass movies. Yeah. And that's the key. It has to be great. It happens. For a long time there were Christian movies that nobody watched because they were garbage. You know, I mean the great hearts, their hearts were in the right place, but they had no budgets and so they couldn't hire the actors that people would actually watched that, that were actually good actors. And then there was a shift. Wait a second. We need to make great movies that are Christ centered so that we can counteract the mainstream. And that when that happened, all of a sudden that opened up. And I think the same is true here. You've got great artists. I want to. Speaking of that, looks like Natasha's coming up as we speak. Hi, Natasha Owens. Welcome. Great job tonight. So what do you think of events like this? Oh, it's incredible for like minded people to come together. And you did faith, freedom, family, everything mixed into one. And it was a great event. Well, Natasha, whoa, are you hot again? We were just talking earlier before you came up here about how like with the super bowl halftime, the alternative halftime, you had Kid Rock singing about Jesus. You had some really wonderful artists up there. And I think that people have. It's no longer just a dichotomy. Now people actually have a choice. They can listen to things that they don't have to be force fed. If they don't want to watch Bad Bunny, they don't have to watch Bad Bunny. But I hate Bad Bunny. There are and you know, with Ram, it makes it an alternative for music. We didn't have any lane at all all these years. So it's amazing how I kept saying for oh my God, the past five, seven years, we need parallel to every part of our society. We need good people who love their, love their country, love their God and love their family. And the other side wants to say that that's wrong and it's not. It's not. So thank you guys for giving me an opportunity to help get my music out with all the suppression. They definitely don't like me singing with what I sing about. And Grant, what Do you think about Bad Bunny? I despise Bad Bunny. And the weekend. I've got a 17 year old son, so I gotta listen all this crap in the car. We're going to school or whatever. The weekend. No, you thank. Thank you. And by the way, we've got more coming. So if you're here right now or if you're watching at home, we've got a whole nother hour of programming for you. Music, entertainment, honoring the soldiers that gave their ultimate sacrifice for us to be able to do what we do. So don't go anywhere. They're getting set up for that, the next set. But it really is. I mean, it's tonight, this weekend. I mean, we saw what happened yesterday at the White House. The attacks on Liberty, the attacks on our law enforcement, the attacks on military. We are in a. We're in a danger. I mean, you and I were talking about it last night. You know, we're in a dangerous place in this country and it's. The only way we fix this is if we get back to God. Family, country, the values that made this country. There is a feel that the left is getting more and more violent by the day. We see it on the attacks on President Trump. This guy went in with a revolver in the White House. A revolver. So I'm sure the next thing you'll have Democrats now. Well, they'll probably want to hand out revolvers because he was going into the White House, but. But this is the kind of thing we're seeing and it's got to stop. But like nights like tonight give people an escape from just the craziness every day. And that's what I think tonight is about as well. Natasha, when you're, when you're looking at the news, because you have to be a consumer of news. You've done this now with the Springsteen song with Somali Waltz. With Trump won, what is it you're looking for in a current event that inspires you in a songwriting sense to say, ah, that's what I'm gonna write about next. Most of the time it's something that comes up that I'm so frustrated with and I'm so angry about. And I'm like, all I want to do is talk about it. And I'm like, these people are censored on social media for saying, like, Trump won the 2020 elections. And so I usually stab right there in that vein because I want to give myself a voice of just getting it out all night. Sorry, This is so many topics. So we have a song coming Out Friday, I forgot to mention, called tds, which is going to pertain to a lot of. On other side. So tds, obviously Trump Derangement Syndrome. You want to give us a little bit of. You don't have to give us lyrics, but a little bit of the theme here of what's. What's going to be the angle. You know, it's the funnest song. It has five genres mixed together. It's like a Katy Perry rock pop song with banjos. It's the most fresh, amazing thing, I think. And the music video is so over the top. Of course, we had to do do AI, but we're calling out all of Hollywood. All of the people who have just like De Niro and Rosie and, and it's. They go into a mental institution to get treated for tds. So I said bad Bunny. I don't like. Can I say something about De Niro? Yeah, you're not gonna hurt my feelings. Okay. I don't think anyone watching. Another absolute disgrace. It ruined a total career. That was fabulous. It's so good actor. Yeah. And then he starts talking. You're like, I can't watch his video. I can't watch his movie. Speaking of Hollywood, what do you guys think of Spencer Pratt's campaign? I love it. You know, there's some great ads he's putting out. People should pay attention to what's going on. So what do you guys think about Spencer's campaign? I love it. I was actually there in la, the year anniversary of the Palisade fires, Pacific Palisades fire, when he made the announcement. And it's so funny because when he was on the hills, I was like, oh, this guy's a douchebag. You know, not. No, no offense, Spencer, but now I look at him, I'm like, man, he is the hope for la. He's. He's the guy that can actually go in there because he's actually lived it. He's seen what Hollywood can do. And then he's. He's. I mean, he's really got some good values. He's. They're, they're calling him maga. He may not be maga, but he is common sense, and that's really all it takes in California. You're MAGA now. If you actually think for yourself and you're not an insane lunatic, you don't have Trump derangement syndrome. For the first time, I heard Spencer Pratt, this is a guy running for mayor in Los Angeles things. Karen Bass, the former congresswoman who drained the reservoirs. No pre position, fire trucks, just an absolute disaster. For the first time in an interview, he admitted to being a Republican. And he said what caused him to be a Republican was as he started to have threats against him and he wanted a concealed carry license in la. Well, the only way to get one was if you find a Republican sheriff, he'll give you one. And he embraced the Republican Party. It was the first time he ever mentioned it. And I think what Spencer Pratt's trying to do is run the gauntlet in LA where you don't want to be labeled maga, you don't want to be labeled a Republican. And he's done that enough that his common sense is resonating even with the Looney Tune left, right. Like, there's homeless everywhere in la. There's crime everywhere. And he's literally saying, let's just get them off the street. You want to house them. They're drug addicts who will stab you in the throat. Like they're. And he's speaking truth. He's speaking truth and they can't deny it anymore. These minor problems have become major. What, you know, what really concerns me is you've got Gavin Newsome, you've got. He's obviously going to run for President 2028. He thinks he's got a chance and he is the worst governor. I mean, there's some bad governors out there. Hoko's pretty bad, Whitmer's terrible, Pritzker is really bad. But I don't think there's anyone worse than Newsom. And you look at the fruits of their efforts, it's all bad again. Coming from California, I've got the high speed rail, we call it the high speed walking trail. Right. Coming through our, our neighborhood where my, where I grew up in Fresno and, and I go up there and I walk on it and I'm like, this is insane. $100 billion over budget and somehow they get idiots to keep voting for these people. And you got a guy like Spencer Pratt, as you mentioned, that comes into it and he has to grab some of those folks and say, hey, come over here. It's not that bad. Are you seeing that too? Even in the music industry where people are, are finally waking up, I'm seeing people finally breaking. We're doing the musical chairs of microphones. People finally waking up. And I'm also seeing people have more courage. Yeah, know, I mean, I, when I started out, I, I was one of the beginning people to kind of blaze a path for, for conservative music. And boy, it was brutal. We got hit we, we, we were the shield. Now it's, it's feels great that we're not alone anymore. Grant, Natasha, Grant and I were talking earlier about keeping Texas red. The left has really tried to get a stronghold here. What are you seeing in terms of this state and will it stay red? The heartbeat of Texas is red. It's conservative, but just like California, just like New York, all the main cities are blue. And the problem that we have here, I don't know if we're having this in the other parts of the US but there's Republican voters don't come out and vote during primaries off presidential elections. We maybe have 5% that show up. It's unacceptable. We have a country with 47 million evangelical Christians that are not registered to vote. That's a problem. If we could just get them to vote, the Democrats would never get back into power. This is, we were talking to folks off camera. This is, you know, we say this every year. It seems like every election out, but the 2026 midterms are probably the most important midterms of my lifetime. At least if we can't get some of these policies of President Trump passed, if we can't hold the House and get the Senate, get rid of the filibuster, get rid of the th and these guys that don't have the balls to stand up and, and actually do what's necessary for this country, we're going to lose this country, even in places like Texas. I want to ask both of you guys. So I'm keep hearing that it's the most important election of our time, but why? Right now, Republicans in Washington control the House and the Senate and they still have not done anything. So, again, the President Trump's first term, last time around in 2016, they controlled the House and the Senate and they did nothing. So, again, I'll go back to a guy like Ken Paxton, who's running for Senate in Texas against John Cornyn. You need more people like him in order to throw out the filibuster. Until that happens, we can talk about winnings. It doesn't matter. I mean, obviously we don't want to lose control, but when we have Republicans that are unwilling to act on behalf of the people that sent them there to do a job, we are constantly going to lose this. Look, when I say we've got to hold the House and hold the Senate, it's we've got to get rid of the Rhinos. Yes. That are blocking President Trump's agenda. Everything good that we've seen so far in this administration has come from executive order. And all of that disappears the minute we get another president that's a Democrat in 2028, it's all gone. And the reason I say this is the most important is if that happens, I don't think our country lasts. If we have another four years of 20 million illegals invading our country, if we have this woke transgender, if we get another Covid like the hot virus where we lock down our kids, kids, if, if, if the trajectory of what the left wants for our country is allowed to have another four years. I don't know if we turn it around, but it only works if we get rid of the rhinos that shouldn't be in there. I, I blame the Republicans that are do nothing more than I even blame the Democrats. I say this all the time. At least the Democrats stab me in the front. Right? It's the people that are supposedly on our side. That's the only way if we keep the status quo. You're right. They haven't done anything. Haven't done anything. A lot of people want John Thune gone. They don't like what he's doing. I don't. Grant, before we go to break, I want to ask you with the recent news that broke yesterday about the possibility of ending this war, what are your initial thoughts on that? Are you optimistic or are we in kind of another phase again? You know, look, everybody knows I'm a big supporter of President Trump and I believe President Trump has a plan here. I also believe President Trump knows that the Iranians can't be trusted. He knows that they're stalling. I do not think this deal is going to last whatsoever. I think you're ultimately going to have to see military action. It seems like we're stalling again on our part. I don't have great faith or hope for this at all. Well, our show, our network, is called Real America's Voice. We want to talk to the real Americans. One of those. My brother here we just met tonight, but it feels, feels like all the people we meet here, kindred spirits. It's like a family reunion. Talk to us your hope for America and why tonight's so important. Absolutely, Ben. My name is Duke from Dallas. I just wanted to thank Pearson, the guy who waited on me here at Marty B's. Everybody show up at Marty B's in Bartonville, Texas. But if you're from out of state, please go back. But I tell you what, between Stenchfield, this guy and oh, Natasha Owens, I'm sorry, but that's what we call Bo, this guy. Yeah. He sings amazing, by the way, in the video. He looks great. Let's go in person. But the video is great. Yeah, absolutely. And what realmore Real America's Voice has done for me. During the Chinese lockdown, I looked to one guy, Steve Bannon, who really helped me through the whole process. My wife was looking at getting the shot. She put in a religious exemption because she was a nurse. We came out of a Mexican restaurant. She got a text. You don't have to get the shot. We both cried. I'm a man. That's ridiculous to cry. And I knew I could save my wife. My kids didn't get the shot. Now you have all the problems. It's because of Real America's Voice, the owner of this network who really helped me through that time of need. That's why I listen to the show. Today's Memorial Day. My great, great. I don't know how you say it, but In World War I, his name was Aaron, and that's my first name is Aaron. He lost his life in World War I. I, I went and served. I, I signed up when I was 17, 1988, nothing was going on. High school kids said, what are you doing? I said, I'm serving my country because I sat in front of Ronald Reagan. He said, hey, go do something good for your country. Today we celebrate all those who passed away. And I tell you what, you guys have done an amazing job here. Well, thank you for your service and thank you for such kind words too. God bless you guys. God bless you. Well, Ben and Grant and this guy. We'll be back right after the break. You're watching Celebrate Freedom live from Marty B's in Texas. More music, more patriotism, and more of America's biggest Memorial Day weekend celebration with special thanks to our sponsors, Patriot Mobile, Freeborn, AMAC and Angel Studios. Right after this, come back to celebrate freedom, a real America's music special event with special thanks to our sponsors, Patriot Mobile, Preborn, AMAC and Angel Studios, right here on Real America's Voice. And welcome back to celebrate Freedom right here on Real America's Voice. We're going to keep the party going with the party band inside out. Take it away guys. Get up. Let's go girls, come on. I'm going out tonight I'm feeling all right gonna let it all hang out wanna make some noise really raise my voice yeah I wanna scream and shout. You're inhibition make no contest conditions get a little out of line ain't gonna act politically correct I only Wanna have a good time. The best thing about being a woman Is your prerogative to have a little fun There what I saw for totally crazy. Feel the way I feel, man, I feel like a woman. Oh, yeah. The girls need a break tonight I'm gonna take the chance to get out on the town. We don't need a man, only wanna dance Gonna let our hair hang down. The best thing about being a woman Prerogative to have a little fun There what I over totally crazy. Get in the action, feel the attraction Color my hair Doing a dance what I wanna be free and I feel the way I feel man, I feel like a woman. Oh, yeah. This thing about being a woman it's full crying and to have a little fun, fun, fun what I saw I'm totally crazy for killing a lady Men shirt, short skirt what I feel, what I attraction. Feel the way I feel, man, I feel like a woman. Crazy. Can you feel it? Come, come on. Oh, yeah. I feel like. Been working so hard I'm punching my car eight hours for wood oh, tell me what I got. I get this feeling time's just holding me down. I'll hit the ceiling or else I'll tear up this town. Now I gotta cut loose kick off the stuff. Pull me off of my knees Jack, get back. Come on, before you crack Lose your blues Everybody come. You're playing so cool. Obeying every rule Deep way down in your heart. Life is passing you by. I'm trying to tell you you don't even try. You'll get by if you only come close Lose Marie. Marie. Shake it, shake it for me. Oh, my go. Come on, come on, let's go. Everybody. We got to turn you around Put your feet on the ground I'll take a hold of your soul. I'm turning in loose Pick up some issues no reason pull me off of my knees. Jack, get back. Come on, before you crack Lose your room Everybody come for me. Shake, shake. On Come on, come on, let's go. Everybody cut, Everybody cut. Everybody, everybody cut. Everybody cut. Everybody, everybody cut. Everybody cut, everybody cut. Real tough cookie with a long history of breaking little hearts like the one it be that's okay to see how you do it Put up your tooth and let's get down to it your fair shot why don't you hit me with your fair shot? Hit me with your fair shot far away. Come on, baby, come on. You don't stop there well, that's okay see if I care Kn me down it's all in there I gear up back before my feet again. Hit me with your best shot why don't you hear with your best shot? Hit me with your best shot Far away. Come on. A notch. Well, it's been an exciting celebrate Freedom B break night. Some. You know, we're faith, family and freedom. I think that you should celebrate not just Memorial Day, but every day. Yeah. Again, the main point of tonight and what we celebrate tomorrow is honoring the lives, the blood that has been spilled for this nation. Never forget that every day and every America should be Memorial Day. We should not just give them one day. When you think about the months that some things get, Memorial day should be 365 days of the year, but it's an absolute honor to be here with real America's Voice. Thank you to everyone who served and thank you to the families who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Absolutely. Sacrifice is the word of the day for sure. Song of writing, Ben. I say that one day in May, she should be every day. I think we should think about Memorial Day. It's a time of remembrance for pondering, for reflecting what made this country the greatest country on earth. It absolutely is. God bless you guys. Stay tuned. Real America's Voice news. We continue back to your regular scheduled programs and we'll see you on the other side. God bless you. God bless everyone who served and God bless you and have a great and blessed Memorial Day. You're watching Celebrate Freedom live from Marty B's in Texas. More music, more patriotism, and more of America's biggest Memorial Day weekend celebration with special thanks to our sponsors, Patriot Mobile, Preborn, Amac and Angel Studios, right after this.