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Damon
This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. If your TV sounds funny in the evening, you're watching live from Studio 6B
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Vinnie Mac
on Real America's Voice.
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Aaron
All right.
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Damon
It is live from Studio 6B, Real America's Voice on a Tuesday, May 12, 8pm on the East Coast. Glad you're in, everybody. Slickster sitting right there on the left side of your TV screen. He's gonna do some sports. Rick Delgado's next to him. He's got Maine headlines. Vinnie Mac to my left on your screen down in West Point, Palm Beach, Florida. He's got some news as well. Big night tonight on the show. Lots to talk about. Big night for Slick Rick as the Sixers get ready for game five. Down four. Oh, Slicker, how are you?
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Slickster
I'm wonderful. The abuse I take on this show. And they wonder why I fire back like an animal.
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Damon
Yeah, like a. Like a sharp knife through butter, Slick. So, yeah, well, there. No, there'll be no Game 5 for the Sixers tonight. They have tee time reservations over the next week to play some golf.
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Slickster
And their GM has been fired, and
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Damon
their GMs been fired, which Slick was very excited about.
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Slickster
Daryl Moron. I mean, Moray. Yep.
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Damon
He's gone. Okay. He's gone. So, Rick Delgado, how are you?
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Rick Delgado
I am well, Damon.
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Damon
Good. Vinnie Mack,
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Rick Delgado
ask me another question.
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Damon
Perfect answer.
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Rick Delgado
Usually it's.
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Damon
That's all I need.
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Rick Delgado
How was your day?
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Slickster
Oh, you ask him how his day was.
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Rick Delgado
My day was very good.
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Damon
Okay, good. Vinny Mack, how are you?
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Rick Delgado
I
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Damon
don't need any of that.
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Vinnie Mac
You sure?
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Damon
Yeah, no, that's good.
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Rick Delgado
I had a good day.
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Damon
Okay, good. Happy for you. Benny Mac, how are you?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, we got a lot out of Delgado on that one. It's very impressive. A lot of going on today. A lot of depth in his day. I'm very happy to hear that. It's been raining over here, so my hair frizz is a little out of control, but it's been raining, so a little dreary day. Yeah, yeah. Staying on. You know that super glue works amazing.
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Damon
Okay. All right. Very good.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Damon
So I want to take the first opportunity. I have to thank the. Live from Studio 6B audience. The. Well, I mean, I may sound a little biased, obviously, duh, but the most powerful audience in TV, Don Nguyen's song Last Night was at 42. At 8 o'.
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Rick Delgado
Clock.
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Damon
Yeah, 42 at 8 o'. Clock. It had peaked at 11. It had come back down to 30s. And then when we started the show last night at 42, it was 8 o'. Clock. I asked all of you to have an LFSXB surge. Don was on the show after the President woke up this morning. Numero uno. Number one in the rock category. Number three. Overall.
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Slickster
Come on.
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Damon
Overall.
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Rick Delgado
You're welcome.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Damon
So congratulations to the live from Studio 6B audience. I mean, just can't say enough. The rat talk about rallying the truth. Right? We do what we just did, what the Republicans can never do. Rally the troops together for. For one cause. And just go.
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Rick Delgado
And stay on message.
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Damon
Yeah, and stay on message. Exactly right. So we did and you guys responded and I can't thank you enough. Every star, every stripe. If you didn't download it and you want to hear it's a great song, you can still download it, obviously, and you should. And if you still have till I think Thursday to download it, if you want to get into the big drawing, which is an all expense paid trip down May 24th down there to Texas to see the big live concert of all these artists.
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Vinnie Mac
It's going to be amazing, by the way. Amazing. Oh, you know. By the way, live from studio 6ft was the talk of the office today because of what you just said. Everybody was talking about it. Guys did an amazing job.
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Damon
Okay. Well, the only thing amazing about the 24th is if you're. As long as you're not next to a microphone, it's going to be what's amazing. So that.
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Vinnie Mac
Well, I was just, I was just asked to em. I was asked to emcee the event. So I was, you know, I'm thinking maybe I'll be there. Yeah, why not? Yeah. Yeah. Welcome everybody. I just flew in. My arms are tired.
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Rick Delgado
We have a really big show.
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Vinnie Mac
I did not know that our next act. I did not know.
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Damon
Yeah. Celebrate freedom. May 24, Marty B's in Dallas. To Texas, I believe. Is it Dallas? It's in Dallas, Texas. Yeah. Dallas, Texas. So you still have till Thursday to get in, get involved there. If you want to download the song and get yourself entered.
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Rick Delgado
Is there another Dallas they could go to?
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Damon
Well, no, I just want to make sure that was the right. I just didn't know if where it was, Dallas or Fort Worth.
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Slickster
All expense paid. Harry picks you up at the airport.
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Damon
Harry or David Z pick you up at the airport. And then you have to pray for half an hour in the car.
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Slickster
David Z got no chance you can
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Damon
actually make it to the event.
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Vinnie Mac
So the duct tape mobile will be there.
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Damon
But again, I want to thank the live from Studio 6B audience for jumping in. Numero uno number one on the rock charts. Number three overall this morning for Don Nguyen's great song Every Star, Every Stripe. So thank you very much for that. Let's now get to tonight's first word. And tonight's first word comes from Dr. Brian Jundef in the American Thinker. And the reason I picked this as the first word and not my own is because I've addressed this numerous times and I heard John TH. Today come out and say, well, yep, it's pretty much, pretty much over the Save America Act. Nothing else I can really do. And Dr. June def today says five words. Power unused is power surrendered. And that's the reality for Senate Republicans that they now face. With a narrow majority and a nation increasingly concerned about election integrity, Republicans face a choice act decisively or allow procedural relics to dictate policy outcomes. At the heart of this dilemma is the filibuster. Not a constitutional safeguard, not a sacred institution, but a Senate rule that has evolved into a minority veto. And in its current form, it's not even honest. Today's filibuster is a shadow of its former self. Senators no longer need to stand on the floor, speak for hours, or defend their obstruction before the American people. Instead, they merely signal an intent to filibuster, and legislation effectively dies unless 60 votes can be mustered for cloture. No speeches, no effort, no accountability. That's not deliberation, that's abdication. The filibuster is often spoken of in reverent tones, as if it were handed down alongside the Constitution. It was not. The Constitution is silent on the filibuster. The Framers explicitly set super majority requirements in limited circumstances, treaties, impeachments, and constitutional amendments. But ordinary legislation was to pass by a majority vote. The idea was simple. As former President Barack Obama reminded us in 2014, elections have consequences. The filibuster emerged almost by accident. In 1806, the Senate removed a rule that allowed a simple majority to cut off debate, assuming it would rarely be needed. Over time, that omission was exploited and the filibuster was born, not by design, but by procedural drift. It wasn't till 1917 that the Senate adopted the cloture rule, allowing debate to be ended by a supermajority initially 2/3, later reduced to 3/5 60 votes in 1975. Even then, the filibuster required effort. Senators had to hold the floor, speak continuously, and sustain their objection. That changed in the modern era. The silent filibuster transformed obstruction to from a dramatic, exhausting act into a routine cost Free tactic. The result? A Senate where 41 members can block virtually anything without lifting a finger. Jimmy Stewart, standing exhausted on the senate floor and Mr. Smith goes to Washington became the iconic image of the filibuster. Today's version requires no courage, no stamina, not even a speech. This is not what democratic governance looks like. Under the current system, the minority effectively governs. It doesn't need to persuade, negotiate, or even publicly justify its position. It simply obstructs. Because obstruction requires no effort, it becomes the default position. This has real consequences. Look at the Save America Act. At its core, the bill is straightforward. Require proof of citizenship, register to vote, and ensure that only eligible voters participate in federal elections. Huh? Whether one agrees with every provision or not, the principle is hardly radical. Noncitizens should not vote in American elections. That's not controversial, it's foundational. Likewise, requiring photo identification is not an exotic or oppressive burden. Americans routinely present ID board planes, check in the hotels, cash checks, buy alcohol, enter any federal building, pick up prescriptions. The idea that voting the foundation of representative government should require less verification strains credibility. According to Rasmussen, 75% of likely U.S. voters say that requiring voters to show photo ID, such as the driver's license, before being allowed to vote is necessary for a fair and secure election process. Gallup says 84% of Americans require favor voto ID to vote and proof of citizenship to register to vote. Yet the Save America act cannot even advance. Not because it lacks majority support, because it cannot reach the 60 vote cloture threshold. The minority doesn't need to defeat the bill in open debate or persuade the public. It simply just blocks it. And that's the point. Republicans face an additional strategic dilemma. Asymmetry. Many Democrats have been explicit about their willingness to eliminate the filibuster when it suits their agenda. In recent years, prominent Democrat leaders, including Senate Minority Leader Schumer, have openly discussed ending, weakening the filibusters to pass voting legislation and other of their priorities. Attempts to carve out exceptions for election related bills have already been made. Similarly, there have been sustained proposals within Democrat circles to grant statehood to Washington D.C. puerto Rico. Add two senators. Democrats have also suggested court expansion, often referred to as court packing, as means of reshaping the Supreme Court. The common thread is clear. When the filibuster blocks Democrat priorities, it's treated as expendable. Republicans, by contrast, often treat it as invaluable, even when doing so prevents them from enacting the very policies we elected them to implement. That's not prudence. That's unilateral disarmament in a political war, it's unconditional surrender. Senate Republicans have two realistic options. First, eliminate the filibuster for legislation. Restore majority rule as the Constitution intended. If a party wins the White House, the White the House of Representatives, and the Senate, it should be able to govern and be held accountable by the voters in the next election. Second, if outright elimination feels too drastic, restore at least the talking filibuster. Require senators who wish to block legislation to hold the floor and speak continuously. No more silent obstruction. No more accountability free veto. If the minority feels strongly enough to block a bill, let them make their case in public, in real time, under scrutiny. Let the American people decide whether that effort is justified. This would not eliminate minority rights. It would simply require that those rights be excised openly and at some cost. The current system lacks any accountability when legislation fails. Today, it's often unclear why. Was it unpopular, poorly drafted, or simply blocked by procedure? The public sees gridlock, not governance. The express will of the voters nullified by procedure. A restored talking filibuster would change that dynamic. It would force clarity and visibility. It would force senators to own and defend their positions. And perhaps most importantly, it would reintroduce a measure of seriousness to the legislative process. This is not a faculty lounge debate. It's about whether elected majorities can govern in line with the will of the people. If Republicans believe that measures like the SAVE act are essential to election integrity, then they must confront the reality that the current filibuster renders passage virtually impossible. At the same time, they must recognize the broader implications. If the filibuster remains intact and Democrats regain unified control of the government, the pressure to eliminate it will return and likely succeed. At that point, Republicans will have preserved the rule that ultimately empowers their opponents. They will have supplied the rope that will ultimately hang the GOP politically. And that's tonight's first word. We'll discuss it when we get back. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night. Just getting started. All right, live from Studio 6B. 17 past the hour on a Tuesday night. Slick series. Gonna do some sports. Rick Delgado is going to do some headline news. Vinnie Mac is going to do some news as well. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always did. First. Well, it wasn't my first word. It was Dr. Brian June, deft piece, or at least partly of his piece in the American Thinker Today about the America Save America act and the fact that it actually timed up. I don't think he obviously wrote it Before Thune, I think, came out today. And Thune basically throwing his hands up saying, well, yeah, we just don't have it. We just don't have the votes. Just nothing I can do. Just. That's it. It's about the third one I've done on this with similar topics. So, Delgado, I'll give you first crack. Any comments on that?
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, I mean, this is, this is the. Everyone gets a trophy. Congress, right? Or Senate, I should say. All you got to do is show up. You don't have to do anything. You just show up and you can, you can stop a bill. You can do this. You can do all sorts of things, but there's. There's no investment. You don't have any skin in the game. Nobody, nobody hears what you have to say. Like, like the wrote, you know, they don't have to get up there and defend their position. I'm sorry, but that's why President Trump is so popular, because he actually says stuff and tries to get things done. And for the most part, you know, looking at the spreadsheet, he's doing pretty well compared to all you losers in Congress who sit around with your thumbs you know where and don't do a damn thing. All you do is pontificate about, oh, you know, we're moving forward, shut up and get it done. It's as simple as that. I mean, all these people, all of them would be fired if they worked in the real world, but they don't, unfortunately, they suck off the teeter of the American public, and unfortunately, that's us. And we can't stop the paycheck, unfortunately, unless we vote them out. I'm with in the rumble rant, Dunlap groin says, you know what? Throw them all out and start over. I think that's a fair start. I think we should start that as soon as possible. Just, Just wheel them all. You know what? Here's your pink slap. Tell your story walking. Get out. You don't do what you didn't do a damn thing. You don't deserve a paycheck, you don't deserve recognition, and you don't deserve to be a senator. Simple as that. And we'll take your pension because you didn't earn that either. I hate these people. Check, please, but don't get me started. Other than that, I think they're doing a great job.
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Damon
Sounds like a good name for a segment on the show. Don't get me started, Vince.
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Slickster
That's a good one.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah. I look at this, agree with Delgado, but I look at this as more of a United States global problem. And to me it's the Congress, to me it's the media. There's no accountability for anyone, for anything. You look at the fraud, you look at the lack of accountability in passing things, you look at all of the things that used to happen on a regular basis where senators and voting and your positions and not getting something done or getting something done all had a level of accountability. And a lot of that came from the media who were there reporting on these things truthfully or semi truthfully. At least in the past. Most recently the last 15, 20 years, it's been an absolute joke. In the last five, 10 years, it's been borderline slanderous with the media that have been so obscene in how they've reported on things. So there's no truth, there's no accountability, there's no leadership. What's real leadership? I think Delgado said it well, with Trump, that's leadership. We've talked about leadership many times. That is leadership. When you stick your neck out and you go get something done. These senators are not. No one's willing to take a chance
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Fran
on anything and no one is country first. You know, I saw Fetterman on Bill Maher show and it's interesting hearing him talk because I don't agree with everything he says. He's a Democrat, he has some common sense views. But one thing I can say about that guy and one thing I could say about Donald Trump, what they have in common is it's the country first. None of these senators have that because there's no accountability and no one's holding their feet to the fire. We need the media to change course and we need them to take some positions here and really report on things. Cuz then accountability might happen. Term limits and all those other things need to happen as well. So that's how I see this. I think they'll just get away with this crap over and over, do nothing. Guys like Thune just survive. Look at Mitch McConnell. People in Senate for 45 years doing nothing then complaining about the other guy who did nothing while they all did nothing together. I mean it's an absolute insane scenario that's going on with our country. It's a definition of insanity. We've been through this over and over and over.
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Vinnie Mac
We need the media though.
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Fran
I hate to say it, but we do.
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Rick Delgado
And everybody votes for their guy. Cuz they think, well my guy is good though. No, because he sucks too and she sucks too.
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Vinnie Mac
They all suck.
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Rick Delgado
They all suck. They all need to be removed. They all need to go. Go find something else to do. Go find someplace else to fail because you've done enough here. You've done enough damage. Get them the hell out. And we need. We need real, real Americans in office like we used to have.
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Vinnie Mac
There's no accountability, though. You look at AOC and others that have no accountability, and then they're. All of a sudden, they're polling to run for president. Think about that. That's how sad. And she's got to be the nominee.
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Damon
I think I'm convinced. No, yeah, I'm convinced. I think I'm almost there. That she's going to be the nominee.
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Vinnie Mac
That proves everything I've just said. Someone like that who has no position on anything other than ludicrous positions and not challenged on anything becomes a candidate. Think about that. That's how badly our entire system's broken down. And that's where we really need a fair media. And we've lost that. And I think that's the crux of the problem.
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Damon
May 12th. Write it down. I leave myself open to possibly change.
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Rick Delgado
You're throwing that out there?
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Damon
Maybe.
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Slickster
Jeez.
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Damon
I'm putting it. I'm putting it down. For first time, I'm sending down a marker here that I think she's going to seriously be looked at as their candidate.
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Slickster
Really?
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Damon
Well. 20. 20.
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Slickster
Hold my beer.
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Damon
Yeah. All right. Speaking of beards, let's do some sports. Sports is brought to you by Mike Lynn Dell LFS6B is promo code to use if you want to shop at MyPillow slickster. What's going on?
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Slickster
All right, big D. NHL playoffs action right now. Canadiens 2 to 1 over the Sabres in game four. That series right now. Montreal leading 2 to 1. Panhandle Paul in the YouTube chat. Let's go, man. We got to get your Buffalo Sabres over the edge there. 20 minutes to go there and just started the second period there. 2 to 1. Like I said, Sabres over Canadians over the Sabres. Ducks and goal tonight. 9:30, puck drop. That's also a game five series, tied at two. And then NBA action tonight. Timberwolves at the Spurs. Spurs right now leading that one. 15, 7, 8, 35 to go in the first. Wembanyama is in the game. Did not get suspended. As I reported last night, this is a game five series. Tied it to two. Great series there. So we will see. I think that one's actually going to go seven, Big D. And speaking of the NBA, some sad news that broke a few hours ago. Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clark dead at 29 years old. Dylan Gwynne at Breitbart Unbelievable Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clark died Tuesday, according to a report from TMZ Sports. He was 29 years old. The circumstances surrounding the Canadian player's death are unknown as of this writing. Clark entered the league in 2019 as the 21st overall selection of the Oklahoma City Thunder before being immediately traded to Memphis. While Clark played in 309 games over his seven NBA seasons, he saw limited action in the 20252026 season due to a cash train playing in only seven games. So he kind of took a break this season. Obviously we are all behind, we are all beyond devastated by the passing of Brandon Clark, wrote the Lake Players Sports Agency Priority Sports. He was so loved by all of us here and everyone whose life he touched. He was the gentlest soul who was the first to be there for all of his friends and family and obviously a lot of other pouring out from the team as well. But his career statistical averages are 10.2 points per game, five and a half rebounds and 1.3 assists. Clark shined early in his career, making the All NBA rookie team back in 2019. A native of Vancouver, Clark first played ball in the US For San Jose State. He then was transferred to Gonzaga in Washington State and the Grizzlies also obviously lamented his passing about being heartbroken and all. However little trouble. Big D Clark was arrested in Arkansas on charges of leading law enforcement on a high speed chase and the possession and trafficking of a controlled substance. Kratom. I never heard of that drug. This is a breaking story and obviously there'll be more details but who knows what happened there. But yeah, just a really sad story there and well Johnny Goudreau's family obviously the judge has denied. Now these are the two brothers, NHL player and his brother that were killed in the bicycling accident about a year and a half ago back in Jersey maybe two years ago. The judge has denied them being able to throw that case out of court. They were trying to get the case dismissed, the defense team and they are denying that now. So their trial will go, it will go to trial and this guy was a drunken driver who hit him so obviously we hope he pays the price. And that's a wrap in Sports people.
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Damon
Live from Studio 6P, we'll do some headline news with Delgado and some news of Vinnie Mac when we get back right after this. Sa. 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B. Let's take what we just finished in the Break. Let's take it here to the main show since Vin brought it up. I'm sorry, Vin. Did you have a question you want to ask Delgado? Go right ahead. What was it?
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Vinnie Mac
I wanted to ask Delgado how long it takes to drive from West Point, Palm beach to Sarasota, Florida. And he seems to have be an expert in this traveling of that distance on that route. And I was just curious to see what he thinks because I believe his
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Damon
opinion is wrong's lawyer. Don't. Don't answer that. Good luck of the witness, your honor.
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Slickster
Kangaroo.
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Damon
Didn't you do this last Thursday? And you told us you couldn't be on the show?
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Vinnie Mac
What Microphone go hear anything's coming, you weasel. But I kept.
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Damon
How long did it take you working
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Slickster
these karate movie over here?
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Damon
After you made it sound to me
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Vinnie Mac
like it was eight hours, three and a half hours.
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Damon
I can't do the show, Big D. You know, I'm gonna be traveling from West Palm beach all the way back to my place, my palatial mansion on the beach.
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Rick Delgado
Yes.
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Damon
I'm like, okay, Vin, I don't want you to have to do the show after like eight. It makes it sound like it's seven, eight hours. I come in here and everybody says, what are you talking about? It's two and a half.
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Rick Delgado
Two and a half?
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Vinnie Mac
No, not two and a half. Delgado.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. If you don't get out and live, sure.
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Vinnie Mac
It's three and a half. No matter how you slice it, with no traffic, et cetera and that. Just go put it on your Google Maps.
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Rick Delgado
Without traffic, you're saying it's still the same amount of time.
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Vinnie Mac
Without traffic, it's three and a half hours. If there were traffic. You know, it's all country roads, by the way, going across. It's not. There's no highway. It's just one lane. It's the roads fault going through Desantis fault.
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Damon
He couldn't make the show.
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Vinnie Mac
Well, yeah. And he. I have sent a letter to Ron DeSantis about that. He's acknowledged that it's his fault.
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Damon
Okay.
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Vinnie Mac
It's two lane, two lane road.
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Damon
Okay, very good.
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Rick Delgado
So you can't. You can't drive one lane, one lane.
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Vinnie Mac
Thank you.
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Damon
She's appointed on X. Says the only way it's three and a half hours is with a weak prostate. So I would think probably Vin probably fits that. So maybe he's correct. Three and a half.
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Rick Delgado
All right, you know what?
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Vinnie Mac
You know what I'm going to do? No, I'm going to put it in right here. Yeah. No, no, no. We're going to do it. We're going to show you. Here it is. Okay, can we see the phone here?
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Damon
Well, no, Vin, we can't see the phone. This is like a Harry special.
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Rick Delgado
He goes.
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Damon
We still can't see it.
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Rick Delgado
He goes further away from the phone.
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Damon
Can't see it. Vin, we don't care. Yeah. Just please.
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Fran
3 hours and 20 minutes.
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Damon
Oh, look, we're getting a zoom. Look at this. This is great tv. Look at this.
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Slickster
It's even clearer now.
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Damon
I could totally see 1 hour, 59 minutes. Unless you're a scamming weasel. Good.
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Rick Delgado
All right.
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Vinnie Mac
All right. There we go.
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Damon
All right, Finn, let's do the news. What do you got?
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Rick Delgado
Who pushes people off?
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Vinnie Mac
I'll take the check, please.
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Rick Delgado
Push old people off the plane so he can get on.
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Damon
I know.
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Vinnie Mac
Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate all your support and wisdom. The thing that's on my mind right now. Thank you. Thank you. Very good. Are you done?
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Damon
Yes, go.
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Vinnie Mac
Good. Okay. Good, good, good, good. I'm thinking about all of the gerrymandering stuff going on, and particularly Virginia, and particularly how the acting. And that's a story that I really dug into today, because what we're seeing is not just a reaction to some of the legal processes. So we know what happened in Virginia. They created a completely illegal gerrymandering to their state's lines and all that kind of stuff. It was illegal. The Supreme Court said so, and they changed it. So rather than the Democrats maybe trying to, you know, talk around it or challenge or whatever, they're trying to get rid of Supreme Court justices. This is how that they're behaving with this particular issue. And now we can see that they're gonna do this. If they ever get back into power with the Supreme Court, with Puerto Rico, with D.C. with all of these things, with the filibuster on and on and on, they are talking about lowering the age of the supreme court justices to 54 years old, which would then remove the justices that voted against this. This is something that they're trying to get done within Virginia now. They won't get this done. It's really stupid. But what it is, is in this entire story is really about how bad they will go to destroy our republic, to destroy our laws, to destroy the checks and balances that the Constitution and the founders of this country put in place to make things right.
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Fran
And they're.
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Vinnie Mac
They're. They're not about anything other than destroying anything in their way to get them
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Fran
and keep their power.
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Vinnie Mac
We all Know that. But here's what we're looking at. If we don't get these midterms under
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Fran
control, and the gerrymandering, by the way, is working great in our favor. State after state, we're picking up seats. I'm glad to see the Republicans moving aggressively. Arkansas just announced something. Other states are moving along. We're picking up those seats. We need to. They play dirty pool. They cheat in the elections. They're gonna cheat with how many seats that they get. And here they are trying to undermine just very, very simple checks and balances. And that's what we're up against here with the midterms, these checks and balances, because if they get in power in any way, shape or form, they're gonna have a couple more Senate seats through puerto Rico and D.C. they're gonna have Supreme Court completely change because they're gonna stack the court. They have said these things. This isn't a surprise. They're gonna do anything they can with the full up filibuster. They're gonna make all of these moves that just destroy how this country was set up with checks and balances. And this is a great indication of how desperate they will roll. Despite a Supreme Court ruling, which, by the way, there's nothing federal in this case. They claim they're gonna go to the
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Vinnie Mac
United States Supreme Court.
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Fran
It's not a federal thing at all. It was a Supreme Court within the state that made this decision. It has nothing to do with federal government, which is when the Supreme Court of the United States gets involved.
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Vinnie Mac
So I thought this is an interesting story, and I think it's also an
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Fran
interesting wake up call for all of us. And the only positive thing that I can pick out of this, to the point we were talking about on your first word, is that the Republicans in these states across the board are making moves to take advantage of how the
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Vinnie Mac
Supreme Court of the United States ruled
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Fran
with the racial boundaries that the left has always put in place and how we're now taking advantage of the system to reallocate the seats that we've lost by many of these states. So it's an interesting dynamic. But make no mistake, these people will ruin and destroy this country, burn it to a crisp to keep their power and say anything to do it.
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Damon
Yeah, I hear you, Vin, but, you know, I just feel like it's our job to understand that before things happen. Like, it's not our job. Like, to me, again, I hear what you're saying, but it's like you're putting all of it on like the, oh, these are bad people and look what they'll do. Well, we know this. John Thune knows this. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey knows this. Have you seen what she wants to do in the redistricting? Nothing. So yes, we know how, how, what they will do because we know how they operate. But they operate in a way that we want our party to operate, not doing the same things that they do, but we want our party to operate like they operate. They understand the assignment all the time. So yeah, you can, you know, you do that whole thing and it just sounds like, oh, you know, we all need to be aware of how these bad these people are. Well, how about we get some people on our side that actually do a damn thing when we actually are in a position to do it and then we don't have to worry about what they're going to do. But we're in positions like we are now. We got Thune, the leader in the Senate. The fact that he's even appointed leader in the Senate tells you all you need to know about this party. It's not like they don't know that he stood behind McConnell for all these years and he's a do nothing loser, Empty suit, gold plated phony. But there he is, leader. There's Lindsey Graham getting elected over and over again. There's Kate, here's the governor of Alabama saying, oh, I'm going to call a special session. It's going to be the map. My new map will be what, plus one for the GOP and minus one for the Democrats. That's her map that she wants. It should be all red, no blue. But it won't be that because she knows she wants to. It's kumbaya and all this other stuff. South Carolina today completely rejected the redistricting. The Republican leader in the Senate in South Carolina says South Carolina is better when we have a vibrant Democrat party. We shouldn't get rid of all of the. So we have to look inward. We can still look at them and say, oh, look what they'll do if they get power. We need to look inward to what our guys are doing when we have the power.
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Vinnie Mac
Which effectively, I agree with that. I do agree with that. But I think one of the things that we all make mistakes on, I know I do, and I think others like me do, in turn, it turns up. Being lifelong Republicans, I think I've made this mistake and that is I can't believe they'd go this far. Like there's a line that the Democrats across regularly that Sometimes you shake your head and you're astonished that they'd be this savage. And this is one of those lines. And I agree with you, Damon. We need to look inward or we need to have much stronger leadership. But I also think there's sort of an unbelievable aspect to the fact that they will go this far to destruction in order to accomplish things. I know it sounds kind of obvious, but in reality, it's like, really. They'll really do that, and they really will.
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Rick Delgado
Then I'm surprised that you think this way.
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Damon
Put this map up.
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Rick Delgado
Aaron, you're on Facebook. You have people that you call your friends who are savage to you, who have cut you off, who treat you like dirt, and you don't think that people that don't know you, who share that ideology, wouldn't do the same or even worse. Like, I feel like you're living in some type of alternate universe of where we are right now, because I feel like you're giving the regular Republicans. And I'm not talking about the Trump people, the regular Republicans, too much credit. Like you're saying, oh, look what they're gonna do. They're gonna. No, it just kind of fell into their lap. They didn't actively go out and say, you know what? We're gonna do it just as hard as they are. You're giving them too much. You're giving them too much credit, because it's almost like they're stumbling into success.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, maybe.
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Damon
So here's the Alabama map that the governor is just fine with. That's the difference. Why? Why is there any blue? There should be zero. You think there'd be any red if it was reversed?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, well, that's for sure. I mean, I agree with you that the Democrats would make that all red if they could. I guess I'm just. At the end of the day, when people act this extreme, it always astonishes me.
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Rick Delgado
Just look on Facebook and I see
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Vinnie Mac
the Republicans as not being like that.
- [34:58]
Rick Delgado
Just look at your Facebook page. To your Democrat friends.
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Vinnie Mac
No, I mean the Trump derangement syndrome that exists with the people that are on my Facebook page and people I know is insane. It's total insanity. I get that, but I'm talking about senators, people that are supposed to be in charge of our country, leadership in charge of our country, taking extreme, extreme positions, as if there's some Yahoo on Facebook like I see on my Facebook page. I try to give them a little more credit because they're sitting in Congress or in Senate and trying to make leadership decisions. And then you See them acting like complete lunatics like this, and it's. It's tough to swallow that, like, people would be that obsessed to ruin our country over. Over some of these issues that. That they try to take advantage of and ram down our throats.
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Damon
Here's the South Carolina Senate leader today. I believe that our state is stronger with vibrant parties. I think we as a whole are
- [35:55]
Rick Delgado
stronger when we have a clash of ideas.
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Damon
I think that's true at the national level. I think it's true at the state level. We are stronger when we have a clash of ideas and we can discuss those policy goals. I will tell my Republican friends, Republicans are stronger when the Democrat Party is vibrant and viable. I don't know a better example of what we're. What We're. What we're doing than this guy.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, yeah, it's a good example. And, you know, he has this kind of worldview, this, like, hey, we should all get along and do things properly. And I think that's the problem with the Republican Party overall, because the Democrats don't see the world that way. They see the world in a savage way. And, you know, and to take everybody down around him, and that's tough to get your arms around, frankly. And I know our party doesn't do it. I wish they would.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. But when they continually punch you in the face, at some point you gotta say, you know what? I'm gonna either punch you back or I'm gonna put my hands up and stop you from punching me.
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Aaron
True.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, I agree. I don't disagree with any of that.
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Rick Delgado
And you're a boxer.
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Damon
High 42 past. Yeah, well, 42 past the hour. Live.
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Slickster
Six figures.
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Damon
Six wraps on a Tuesday. More to do. Back headlines dug out. I'll come in the back right after this, Sam. All right, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B. I once again want to thank the live from Studio 6B audience last night downloading Don Nguyen's great new song on Real America's music. Every star, every stripe. You can scan the QR code right there to still download it. We want to keep it up, I think. I think it was still number three or number four overall on iTunes. Boy, it'd be good to get it to number one overall, huh? What would that be like? Oh, holy cow, look out. All you gotta do is download it. You could. We could give a strong push to it again tonight, see if we can get it to number one overall. Download the QR code right now, and you'll get entered into the giveaway, which, of course, Is the all expense paid trip which is now it's going to get selected because we said last night if we got it to number I think five, well we got it to number one on the. So that someone's going to get this.
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Slickster
Look at that. Marty b. Is nice.
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Damon
May 24, all expense paid trip down to watch celebrate freedom. Oh. Which is the all the real America's music's artists performing. And maybe some other surprises as well like Vin not performing freedom. May 24th, Marty B's Dallas, Texas.
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Slickster
Nice.
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Damon
And I mean, I don't know there's gonna be.
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Slickster
Monday's a holiday. So you got the night off. You got the day off next weekend.
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Nicole Wallace
Come on.
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Damon
Oh man. Come on.
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Rick Delgado
Where else any better than that Memorial
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Slickster
Day weekend to be at that? That's phenomenal.
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Damon
And all you gotta do is hit the code, download it off of itunes. Wherever you listen to music, every star, every stripe, scan it, download it and get entered into win this trip going to Texas, baby.
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Rick Delgado
And if you don't have anybody to go with, guess who will go with you. He's got a hat ready to go.
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Slickster
You can go with him though.
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Damon
I mean, I can't. I mean imagine a trip to Texas would slick what that would be like.
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Slickster
That would be insane.
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Damon
We gotta drive over to Jerry's place.
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Slickster
I gotta show you my paver. I gotta pay for there.
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Damon
Throw rocks at the place.
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Slickster
No, I gotta pay my name on that. Big deal. I gotta go see that.
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Damon
Imagine the mood he'd be in if he had to go to Dallas, Texas with slick. Oh my God, baby.
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Slickster
Arlington, here we come.
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Rick Delgado
Look out.
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Slickster
I get in trouble there huge problems.
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Damon
So none of that, but this will be great. May 24th download. Scan the QR code, download the song tonight and get yourself entered before Thursday. I think drawing is Thursday or Friday of this week.
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Slickster
Wow.
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Damon
Wow.
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Slickster
So hopefully we can announce it.
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Damon
Maybe it's a week from this weekend. So you know what?
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Rick Delgado
I would think they would have pick our show to announce it because we got him to number one. Didn't you D?
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Damon
Well, I mean some would say so
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Slickster
maybe Don Don could come on in.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, maybe new one could come on.
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Vinnie Mac
I can tell you verbatim that's what happened last night. They were. They needed about a thousand downloads to get it to number one. You guys did your thing, made the announcement and boom. During the show it got up that way. And it's great to see a patriotic song get there, you know, Like I love the fact, you know we were talking today on chat, right. All the songs that are in the top. All these bands that we kind of like and that are there, not one has a patriotic song. And then boom, we show up with this great song about America, about patriotism and all that kind of stuff. Awesome. It's awesome.
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Slickster
What is the Stone song? It's Stars and Stripes or something. What is this song about, Nikki? I'm sure it's not about American patriotism, that's for sure.
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Damon
No, I do.
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Slickster
I doubt that highly.
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Damon
All right, let's do some headline news. Rick Delgado's got it. What's going on, Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
All right, Damon. Well, let's go right to the top, shall we? As President Trump warns that the Iran cease fire is on life support as the US Weighs military options if the the talks fail. That's the word coming out of the White House as President Trump warned earlier today that the fragile cease fire between the US And Iran may be on the verge of collapse, casting a new urgency over what a renewed conflict could look like as negotiations appear to be breaking down over Tehran's nuclear program. That being the red line. President Trump has said it a lot. He continues to say it every day. The comments come after President Trump rejected an Iranian backed proposal that focused on on ending the US Blockade while delaying more difficult negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program. And again, that's the red line. He says it's not going to happen. An approach the administration says is unacceptable. Here is President Trump on making a deal and only a good deal, according to him, as he's getting ready to fly off to China to meet President Xi.
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Damon
He's in the air now.
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Rick Delgado
Cut number one. President Trump checked us out, cut one.
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Aaron
And we're only going to make a good deal. We'll see what happens. But I believe that one way or the other, it's going to be very good for the American people and I think actually very good for the Iranian people.
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Reporter
Are you reconsidering the Pakistanis as mediators?
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Aaron
No, they're great. I think they're great. I think the Pakistanis have been great. The field marshal and the prime minister of Pakistan have been absolutely great.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So. President Trump also said US Officials believed Iran had previously agreed to relinquish its stockpile of enriched uranium, a key demand in the talks. But that Iran's latest response omitted any reference to the issue, raising concerns the Iranian position may have shifted. Shifted. Here is President Trump cut number two
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Damon
again before we get to that cut and what she just asked him and what he answered, I mean, I trust the president that he's got all more information than anybody else on this. But, I mean, and I'm not a big Lindsey Graham fan, as everybody knows, but if you listen to Lindsey Graham's question today, he brings up a very valid point to both General Kane and Hegseth, and neither one of them wanted to answer it, and that is that are the Pakistanis actually being good mediators or are they playing both sides of the fence? Because I thought he asked a pretty valid question that neither one of them had an answer to and avoided it, about whether the Pakistanis were letting the Iranians fly reconnaissance flights in airspace that otherwise I think they should not be, I think was the general idea of the question, and neither one of them answered it.
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Rick Delgado
All right, well, we'll see what happens. I think President Trump's playing the, you know, I'll treat you nice in public, but I'll beat you up privately. He's great at that, and we'll see what happens with that. But here he is again on his red line for Iran and cutting a deal with him. Cut number two. Check this out.
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Aaron
It's very simple. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. They will not have a nuclear weapon.
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Vinnie Mac
They know that.
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Aaron
They've agreed to that. And then that's not what they said to me when it came to, we don't play games. They're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. So there it is. President Trump on his comments as he's getting ready to fly over to China with a pretty, pretty decent sized delegation. Right. Heading over to China to meet with President Xi.
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Damon
He's got a bunch of CEOs going with him, obviously. He's got a bunch of administration people obviously going with them.
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Rick Delgado
So Elon Musk, a bunch of tech tycoon, so to speak.
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Damon
And I've seen some topics that they're supposed to be talking about that I hope is not true, like, well, we'll just wait and see. But about, about China being able to buy, I mean, invest, I don't know,
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Slickster
robotic dogs with freaking lasers on them.
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Damon
We'll see, we'll see, we'll see. So, all right, what else?
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Rick Delgado
Finally, here is President Trump, of course, taking a lot of questions before he did get on Marine One to head over to Air Force One. Here he is being asked about the ballroom. He sent this, I guess, to a couple different reporters asking questions, but here he is asked about the ballroom. Cut number 3.5. Check this out.
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Reporter
How's that different than your ballroom?
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Aaron
So what happened is we have a ballroom that's under budget. It's going up right here. I've doubled the size of it because we obviously need that, and we're right now on budget, under budget, and ahead of schedule.
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Rick Delgado
You doubled.
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Aaron
I doubled the size of it, you dumb person.
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Slickster
Double the size.
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Aaron
You are not a smart person.
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Rick Delgado
So there he is again, calling out the vin. Like you said, we need to call out the media. There's the guy who does it all the time. Not a smart person, doesn't seem to have a problem with it. It's the rest of the revolver that need to get in line and do the same and call out the media for their stupid questions and their stupidity.
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Damon
Good for him.
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Slickster
Enough of these idiots.
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Vinnie Mac
We just need the media to start being a media, you know, start being news, like reporters. They need to be, like, honest. They're fixated on a ballroom. Seriously, if Obama were building a ballroom, this would be. No question. Trump's building a ballroom. It's their obsession. Yeah, I mean, that's just where we're at with this, with the fricking media.
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Damon
He said to another one in the line that we can't let them have a nuclear weapon, which only a stupid person would. Would ask. And he said, or only a stupid person would allow. And then he paused and says, and I know you are, because I know you.
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Slickster
He's taking no prison.
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Vinnie Mac
I know that's why you love this guy.
- [47:07]
Damon
I know you quite well.
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Slickster
No prisoners.
- [47:09]
Damon
Yeah, I know you quite well. He said, only a stupid person would want them to have a nuclear weapon, which you are. I know you quite well.
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Rick Delgado
Look out.
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Damon
All right, back with more headlines, more sports, more Vinnie Mac coming up right after this. Live from Studio 6B on A.
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Reporter
From Real America's music artist Nguyen comes a powerful new anthem honoring the men and women who gave everything for this country. Every star, every stripe. From Cowboy Logic, here's to the F. They stood in the gap with unforgettable lyrics honoring Valley Forge, Iwo Jima, Arlington, and generations of brave Americans. This is more than a song. It's a reminder of who we are. Download Every Star, Every stripe right now. Just scan the QR code or search for it on itunes. Rav Family, let's run it up the charts like only you can do.
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Aaron
Pure television. Sounds funny in the evening.
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James Comey
Good evening.
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Aaron
You're watching live from Studio 6B,
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Damon
Hour 2. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night, Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. Sook's gonna do some more sports right now. Rick Delgado's got more main headlines. Vinnie Mac's got some news as well, Aaron and Fran holding it down on a Tuesday night. Lots to get to. Lots of news out there. We'll get to sports. We'll get to you live from Studio 6P. Audience, I want to thank you again for downloading Don Nguyen's great song. You just saw the intro to there last night. Every Star, Every Stripe. It's available for download now. You can scan that QR code. Let's try to push it back up to number. Well, it was number one in the rock charts last night. Number three overall. I think it's number four overall right now. So we need to get it to number one overall at least. Back to three. How about two would be pretty cool too.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah.
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Damon
So you can download it right now. Scan the QR code. Download it. It's a great patriotic song. If you love the country and you love our military and you love law enforcement and emergency personnel that we honor every night on this show, when we close the show, it's worth the 99 cents or $1.29, whatever it is, to have it in your rotation. Put it on your playlist and, you know, just play it out in the backyard during the summer. I mean, it's just great, so. And it sounds great too. Don did a great job with it. Lyrics hit home. So download it. And of course, biggest thing is now between now and Thursday or Friday of this week. Do we have confirmation on that? Okay, Monday is the Monday announcement of the winner. So you have the rest of this week to download the song and enter into a free all expense paid hello all expense paid trip to celebrate freedom. May 24, Dallas, Texas. Marty B's will be rocking live broadcast concert experience. All the real America's music artists will be on hand. Great performances and you'll be there. You can go see hi to Harry on the highway. Make sure he doesn't try to karaoke and say hi to the Zen master. I'm sure he might be there. Parker might be there. David Zier might be. Who else might be there? Obviously all the artists. LJ will be there. You've seen LJ on the show. I'm sorry, I'll be playing. You'll be playing in your living room watching on tv. That's what you'll be doing.
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Vinnie Mac
But celebrating the car driving to Sarasota.
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Damon
Yeah. Eight hours. May 24, Marty B. So enter by downloading the song this week. Go do it now. Let's do some sports to kick off hour two. Slickster's got it. Sports brought to you by Mike Lynn Dell. Maybe we should run that special and get some 250 shirts, people who go to Marty. Marty B's.
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Slickster
Yeah, that's a good idea.
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Damon
Oh, if you use the My Pillow code, maybe we'll give away some free live from Studio 6B America 250 shirts. Oh, well, still, let's talk about that so we can make an informal announcement tomorrow. Aaron, see if we have enough and we can do it. So heart Slick, what's going on? Sports.
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Slickster
All right, Major League Baseball, let's get updated. There. The Yankees right now over the Orioles 6 to 2. Top of the 9th, bottom 8th. The Pirates blanking the Rockies 3 nothing. Cincinnati trails the Washington Nationals 7 2. End of 7. We got the Phillies over the Red Sox 2 1, mid 9, top of the 7th, Rays blanking the Blue Jays for zip. We got the Tigers trailing the Mets 3 to 2 right now in Citi Field. Bottom of the 6th. Braves 52 over the Cubbies. Bottom 6, bottom 5. Royals and White Sox locked at a 22 tie. We got the Twins in Minnesota over Marlins Night now 3 nothing. Middle of the 6th, Brewers 62 over the Padres, top of the 5th. Bottom 4. Rangers leading the Diamondbacks 3 to 1. We got the Mariners nipping the Astros 2 to 1. Bottom of the 3rd. Final from earlier today. The Guardians in Cleveland over the Angels 3 2. Cardinals are taking on the hot A's. The Oakland A's there 9 40. First pitch, Giants and LA Dodgers. 10 10. First pitch and. Well, the president, this was yesterday's news, but I didn't get a chance to cut all these clips up with Aaron, but we got President Trump hosted the Indiana Hoosiers, who won the NCAA football championship this year. Well, the president had them at the White House. Good stuff. Nick Gilbertson of Breitbart Sports President Donald Trump on Monday hosted the Indiana University Hoosiers football team at the White House to celebrate their college football playoff championship from January. Head coach Kurt Signetti and dozens of players joined Trump for the South Lawn celebration. About 15 players from the 2026 team, including star quarterback Fernando Mendozas, were absent because they were attending training camp after being drafted by National Football League team. Signetti noted Trump said Mendoza actually called him Saren. Let's run some of these clips from yesterday with the president. How about cut 15, Trump introducing coach Signetti in the club there.
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Aaron
This was a year that will live forever in the hearts of Indiana football fans. It was an exciting year for football, but maybe you're the biggest story. I think, Coach, you're the biggest story. There's no story like this, The Hoosiers delivered the program's first ever undefeated untied season and capped it off with their first ever national title. That's amazing.
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Rick Delgado
Good job, though. A lot of muscular
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Slickster
and. But the President wasn't too happy. Fernando Mendoza, you know, called in, called out and said he couldn't make it. So cut 16. Aaron, let's talk about that one now. He's obviously busy with the Raiders.
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Aaron
This season was also historic because starting quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Now, the reason he's not here, he was so nice. He called because he has. Actually, JD Is a big fan of ours. You wouldn't believe it. Because he didn't show up. I'm not happy, but that's okay. The reason he didn't. Because he's at spring training, right?
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Slickster
Correct.
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Aaron
And I actually said, you really let him. He's got to win. And I think he's going to win pretty early, coach. Right? You think pretty good.
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Damon
Time will tell.
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Aaron
He's going to be a good. A lot of people said they're going to win, but I think he will. No, he's been great. And he said spring training, like his first day or something. I said, you better go there.
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Slickster
And the President got some gifts too from Coach Signetti. And he says, expensive gifts nowadays. Cut 17.
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Damon
Aaron, roll that appreciation for this great
- [55:50]
Aaron
visit today for President Trump.
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Damon
We have some Hoosier gear which a couple years ago they were giving away.
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Vinnie Mac
Now, you got to pay a lot
- [55:58]
Aaron
of money for this stuff.
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Rick Delgado
So really appreciate this great opportunity and this great day.
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Damon
Thank you very much.
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Slickster
Great stuff. And just. Aaron, we just close it out with cut 18. How these guys love the President and be in the Oval Office. And I like their little chant at the end there. Cut 18. Aaron,
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Aaron
I like this guy.
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Slickster
Okay, that's good.
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Damon
Four more years.
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Rick Delgado
I love that.
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Slickster
These kids are great. That's so beautiful. Great stuff.
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Rick Delgado
Are gonna go crazy now with another conspiracy theory, David.
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Slickster
They're gonna protest their games. It was just a great story, you know, nobody liked the President. What do they call him? Commander in sports. That's what I call him.
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Trevor Comstock
He's just.
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Slickster
He says he loves the game and hey, congratulations to Indiana. That was a hell of a run this year. And Coach Signetti, big day. We were so impressed with him this year.
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Damon
He's so impressive.
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Aaron
What a great.
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Damon
Obviously his team is impressive because of him and they follow his lead.
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Slickster
Yeah, he's got quite a few.
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Damon
And they treat the situation the way it should be treated. Again, I don't care what your politics are, you get invited to Go to the White House, meet the leader of the free world. You go and you say, thank you, sir. And that's it. Shut up. If you don't agree with the politics, do that somewhere else. So Signetti leads the way, and he does a good job. And they obviously, I'm sure a lot of them politically align with the president from Indiana. I would tell him that. And. And certainly the coach probably does. And if he doesn't, he did a great job anyway, so.
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Slickster
Real pro. So.
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Damon
Yeah.
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Slickster
And that's a wrap. Big D, back to you.
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Damon
All right, Slick. Very good. Sports brought to you by Mike Lindell. LFS EXP is a promo code to use Vinnie Max in West Palm Beach. Vinnie Mac, what do you got?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, well, by the way, I love. I love the President and how much he reaches out to our athletes and our teams and. And acknowledges things and goes to games and. And all that. And, you know, a lot of, you know, some of them might not really care for him, but. But the fact that they show up and respect the office, man, I just have so much respect for that. And when the quarterback.
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Damon
Yeah, he should have been there.
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Slickster
He was at a mini camp with the Raiders.
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Damon
I don't care. You know, you got. Everybody think now, get on a jet, get there, and then go back. Yeah, he should have been there, but he wasn't.
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Vinnie Mac
Everybody thinks they got a platform. You know, they think they had a platform to say something. You know, just shut up and. And take the accolades. Right. From the President of the United States.
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Slickster
Yeah, I think he's a good kid. I don't think there was any, you know, any protest or anything like that, but he didn't make the draft either, so who knows? I guess he's committed to winning. He wants to get with his team. But the Raiders could have gave him half a day off. You're right.
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Rick Delgado
Big dude.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Rick Delgado
Brady could have.
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Slickster
Come on. Brady has his own private jet. He could have flew him.
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Vinnie Mac
Thank you. Thank you. Well, the story I have. And I have a comment on this story is President Trump came out and said he's gonna contemplate removing or suspending the federal gas tax. And you look at these taxes on gas, by the way, between the state taxes and the federal taxes, I mean, Jesus. Ridiculous.
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Damon
18 cents.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, it's 18 cents. It's not demonstrable. And then, of course, you know, if you've been to California, which I lived there for a couple of years, anyone follows me on Facebook can see by my crazy lunatic friends from there that, you know, their gas tax is over a buck a gallon. I mean, almost two bucks, frankly, in the state. But got me thinking about it because I know he's trying to do something to lower him. And I've said this many times on the show. I feel like we're not too far away from getting this stuff resolved in Iran and then gas prices really going down. But then I hear that we're not only producing enough oil in our country to supply our country's needs. So, okay, we can supply our country's needs, but we're making so much that we can export some of it. And I look at that and say, okay, well, that's a good thing, right, that we have so much, then we can export it and drive more money. But you know, what with gas prices where they are, and I'm just gonna throw this out to the president. If you're watching this on Air Force One on your way to China right now, you might be. We've heard sometimes that they have our show on, on Air Force One. I think we've heard that in the past. I say to you, don't export the gas and oil anywhere. Oversupply our market to get the prices down. Keep everything here so that we have lower gas prices. We don't need Iran's oil. We don't need any of the. Anyone else's oil. That's causing the oil markets to raise the prices and making it hard on us where we shouldn't be penalized because we have plenty, we have more than plenty. We have so much we can export it. So to the gas companies, to oil companies, to the president of the United States. Yeah, okay, the tax is a good move. But at the end of the day, by the way, if we can get the federal tax down, why don't we have the states remove their state taxes for now on gas, too, and lower it? But why don't we just oversupply and prices will come down here in this country? So it's a good move. But I hate to be critical of
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Fran
the president, and I'm not trying to
- [60:49]
Vinnie Mac
be critical of him. I just think this would be a maneuver that would serve our country best in addition to removing some of the taxes. So those are my thoughts on it. And I thought it was an interesting story. And he's trying. I think he believes, like I do that, you know, this thing's on its way to ending and when it ends, the prices are going to plummet. And I'm with him on that. I firmly believe that, and so do others that I talk to that are in and around the administration. This is something they firmly believe. So I'm with you on it. But they're at 450. You know, I was traveling around here in Florida. There's 475. Some. Some. Five bucks. You know, that's the problem.
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Damon
So that is a problem. 13 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, more headlines with Delgado. We get back right after. Sam. Well, sound like the blues. We talked about our friends at amac. AMAC exists for one reason, and that is, of course, to fight for you. While organizations like AARP grow closer to big government, AMAC is growing stronger in Washington to defend the values that made America great. Faith, family, freedom, and opportunity. AMAC believes in freedom of religion and speech, the right to keep and bear arms, free enterprise and personal responsibility. Common sense solutions instead of government control. And AMAC refuses to stand by while radical policies from blue states threaten our families, our livelihoods, our safety, and our future. AMAC is no longer just an alternative to aarp. They're the leading conservative voice for seniors and patriotic Americans. With a rapidly expanding presence in Washington, AMAC is standing toe to toe with AARP's massive lobbying machine. And, oh, by the way, they're winning. So join AMAC today and help us replace failed big government policies with common sense, pro American solutions. America needs amac. AMAC needs you. Stand with them today. Go to amac US rav, amac, US rav. R A V. That's AMAC US Slash rav. And join our great friends at amec. They do great work and they are. They're just great people. They run a great program. So check them out right now. Amac, US rav, and if you're not a member, become a member. All right, 19 past the hour. Live from Studio 6B, let's do some headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What's going on? Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
Damon, this is. This is some good stuff here as the deep state. You know, we've talked about the deep state a lot and.
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Vinnie Mac
Excuse me, I said what? The deep state that exists.
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Rick Delgado
We've talked about the deep state a lot. Talked about, you know, the Obama Russia hoax that they concocted in his office before the 2016 election. And of course, it carried on for many years after. Well, seems like some people are starting to really feel the pressure. One of those is John Brennan, former CIA director, as he's questioned amid FBI's Russiagate probe. According to sources. This coming from the New York Post, current and former CIA employees are being interviewed as part of this FBI probe. Into ex agency director John Brennan's handling of the 2016 investigation of purported collusion between then GOP candidate Donald Trump and Russia, the Post has learned. The agents from the bureau's Miami field office sat down with workers at the CIA headquarters last week, with more interviews expected in the next few weeks as the Justice Department moves forward with this investigation. Several of the CIA employees had worked on that controversial intelligence report produced under Brennan that assessed that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to benefit Trump, the source is added. And Reuters is also reporting these sit downs. Now, this is where things get interesting because of course, you know, we've, we've seen John Brennan last few weeks making some statements and a disheveled John Brennan the last time we played well, this time he sounds like he's actually confirming what we've all thought we've all pretty much knew. What was going on behind the scenes is that there is a deep state. But he doesn't call them that. Listen to what he calls them. Here's cut number three. Obama CIA Director John Brennan cut three. Check this out.
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Nicole Wallace
Trump says these people are dirty. Todd Blanche says we're lucky to have Trump involved in this. Kash Patel says I have a bat phone into the Oval Office. He has succeeded largely in turning DOJ and the FBI into political arms of his political operation. What still exists in the system to slow that down?
- [66:30]
Damon
Well, I think, as Liz mentioned, there's still a legion of professionals in the
- [66:36]
Vinnie Mac
law enforcement environment of justice as well
- [66:39]
Damon
as the CIA and other places.
- [66:41]
Vinnie Mac
The ones refusing to follow politically motivated prosecutions.
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Rick Delgado
Yes, he calls them legion. If you're a biblical scholar, you know what legion means. It refers to demons, but he calls them legion. And these are the people that are basically the deep state that we know them as. And this story kind of broke just before I left to come here tonight, Damon, as James o' Keefe did an investigation. And it's kind of remarkable they got this guy. Let me, let me make sure you give you his name again. This was just coming out as I was leaving for the show this evening about this gentleman, Elliston. His name is Benjamin Elliston. He's already been placed on leave. He works for the White House. But listen to what he was caught on camera saying. Ellison said Trump is using the F word, messing it up for everyone. He's been put on administrative leave. This individual has been placed on administrative leave while we conduct a review and investigation. He has no direct access to the president or senior staff and is not working in the White House campus at this Time. Basically, he's been exposed as someone who's one of the Legion, I guess, saying that Trump needs to be stopped. They're nervous about. And I'll have the tape for tomorrow because it's pretty interesting stuff. Insight into this guy in how he reflects on the president and basically says there's no stopping him. In other words, they're very scared. The Legion is very scared that they can't stop President Trump and they shouldn't be able to because, let's face it, they're the ones who are breaking law when they try to upend a duly elected president. So that's an interesting story coming out. And again, Brennan with his. It's almost like he's dog whistling. Everybody, please, you know, put a stop to this. We gotta stop this guy because he's taken us out. And Brendan is under a lot of pressure right now. A lot of people think he's gonna be the next one that's gonna be indicted. Speaking of indictments, former FBI Director James Comey. Well, the results of his indictment have resulted in a July 15 trial date for the former FBI director on his criminal charges of threatening the president. U.S. district Judge Louise Flanagan, who will oversee the trial, also agreed that Comey doesn't have to make the trek to her North Carolina courtroom to formally enter his plea of not guilty, but he will have to make it for the trial. The longtime Trump foe faces two criminal charges over allegations that a photo of Seashells shared on social media displayed the message 8647amounted to a threat against the president. He was on with one of your favorites, Damon. I know how you love Nicole Wallace because she's such a, she's such a great reporter. He was on with her. Here's. Listen to what she does. She, she asked him what he's accused of. And listen, the way he kind of puts it. Cut number four. Check this out.
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Nicole Wallace
What is it that you are accused
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James Comey
of doing in the current indictment? Communicating. Making and communicating a threat to assassinate the President of the United States.
- [69:48]
Nicole Wallace
And what did you, you actually do? What is your defense?
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James Comey
I'm not going to talk about that because I, as I've said many times, I believe in the independent federal judiciary and the court rules require that if you're participating in a criminal case, you don't talk about it outside of court. And so we'll have a lot to say in the courtroom, but I want to respect the rules and the court.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, he's not looking too good. Oh, yeah, yeah. He also, yeah, he also had this to say to Nicole Wallace, who she asked, wants them to know that he's the only one being investigated for this, which is I guess kind of caught him off guard a little bit. Cut number five, check this out.
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Nicole Wallace
Absent any specifics. I mean, he has said to my colleague Kristen Welker that they're not investigating anyone else who posted this message 8647 just you. Were you aware that you were under investigation or are you aware of what the other evidence is they have, other than that message, which is on Amazon right now, for sale?
- [70:43]
James Comey
Yeah, I hate to stiff arm you, but I'm going to do the same thing. It's very important that we respect and obey the rules of the federal court in North Carolina and everywhere, even if others don't. And so I'm not going to talk about that.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah, he's so, so supposed trouble.
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Damon
He's very.
- [70:57]
Rick Delgado
Yeah, I think he's in trouble. He's in trouble the way he's coming off. There's also a couple other clips here. One where he talks about the president's weird obsession with him and of course, his weird obsession with the president that we can get to after the break if you want to.
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Damon
25 past the hour live from Studio 6B. Trevor Comstock from Sacred Human Health joins us when we get back right after this. Sam. All right. 30 minutes past the hour live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night, May 12th, 9:30 on the east Coast. Glad you're in. Slick's gonna do some more sports. Delgado's got a couple more headlines. Vinnie Mac may have another story or so. Aaron and Fran holding it down as always on a Tuesday night. Trevor Comstock is the CEO of Sacred Human. Trevor has always been in the health supplement industry. He's been there for about a decade now and has always been passionate about providing all natural supplements to people who care about their health and well being. Please welcome back to the show the CEO of Sacred Human, Trevor Comstock. Trevor, how are you?
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James Comey
I'm doing great.
- [72:57]
Trevor Comstock
Thanks for having me.
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Damon
Always a pleasure to have you on. I think last time we had John, it was for Mother's Day. You had your big Mother's Day sale and I heard it was fantastic. But for anybody who hasn't seen you here, what was the inspiration behind starting Sacred Human?
- [73:12]
Trevor Comstock
Yeah, of course. So your point, you know, obviously for anyone that isn't familiar with us, we're going to start about two years ago, but really product line in the hopes of providing people natural health products at an affordable price. And I've Said it before, but unfortunately kind of what we saw throughout the market time and time again, but especially when we first started up until this day, is that a lot of these bigger companies and a lot of products you see on Amazon especially will advertise their products is healthy. But then of course, when you take a closer look at the label, you'll find a ton of things like preservatives, artificial additives, food dyes, binders, as well as just artificial ingredients that may do things like cut costs and extend the shelf life for the brand, but in turn they can be pretty detrimental to the human body just for health in general. So we kind of saw what was going on, so we kind of wanted to take a stand against it. And that's why we created Sacred Human again, just to create products that don't contain all the artificial nonsense. And then we also promise to make sure that everything's produced right here in the usa. We third party lab test all of our supplements as well. So we really only use ingredients that we trust and don't just make products to make products. But going off that too, we did just launch two brand new products on our website. One of them has already been extremely popular, which is our, our organic beetroot. Excuse me. And for those who don't know, organic beetroot is a formula designed to support heart health, healthy circulation and overall cardiovascular this. So what's great about organic beetroot is that it's rich in naturally occurring nitrates which help support nitric oxide production in the body. And nitric oxide just plays an important role to help support healthy blood flow and circulation, which is essential for overall heart health. And then with that too, we paired it with grape seed extract within the formula which is rich in antioxidant support and just helps, you know, helps help support healthy blood vessel function and cardiovascular wellness. And what I like most about the product is that it's not loaded with like stimulants or any art. It's just focused on supporting your heart health as well as the, the circulation at the foundational level just to support your overall wellness. So in short, for the organic beetroot, you know, if you are focused on supporting a healthy heart circulation, healthy blood flow and cardiovascular wellness, this is an amazing product for that specifically, just a great addition to your overall wellness routine for energy and vitality. And then so that is one of our newer products I did want to mention real quick, just with the time I had too, our sleep formula. Just because we've been having some amazing feedback on it. We Get a ton of emails day in, day out. But for those who don't know, our sleep product is all natural and it's just derived from the four natural elements and completely free of melatonin. So. So all four ingredients that are within our sleep products are all natural. And basically it's designed to help you fall asleep, but also help keep you asleep during the night, prevent you from waking up without that groggy feeling that people often get when they take things like melatonin or sleep medications for that matter. And when we created this product, we were really just kind of searching the market to see what else was out there that was as maybe natural. But then again, of course, we found, you know, there's a ton of products that or sleep products that were advertised as healthy or natural. But then when you take a closer look, you'll see that they add things like preservatives, melatonin, and just a ton of other unnatural ingredients that don't do anything really benefit body or sleep. So, you know, at least for our product, for the sleep, it's derived of the four natural elements, which is the glycine, the magnesium glycinate, L theanine and apigenin, which all synergistically work together to help keep you calm throughout the night, help you fall asleep faster, and again, you won't wake up without that groggy feeling that if you get, if you take a little bit of melatonin or there's other sleep medications. So I take it almost every night. I always feel amazing. Helps me fall asleep, helps keep me asleep. I don't wake up without the groggy feeling. And I know a lot of our customers have just had amazing feedback with it, which is why I wanted to highlight that product specifically. I don't talk about it a lot,
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Damon
but yeah, yeah, great stuff. Trevor Comstock's with us. He's the CEO of Sacred Human. Let everybody know, Trevor, where they can go and see all and pick up all the great stuff you talked about tonight.
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Trevor Comstock
Yeah, you can go to sacredhumanhealth.com and then as always, you can use code studio for 10 off any one time order. If you do ever want to subscribe to any of our products, you do get 10% off on every single order. You can cancel at any time, but of course, you can always let us know if you have any questions. Also, if you click on each product, there's a ton of information about the products. You can see the reviews as well.
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Damon
All right, great stuff. Trevor comstock. He's the CEO of Sacred Human. You can go sacredhumanhealth.com like you said and pick up all the great stuff, whether it's asleep, whether it's the new beetroot he talked about. All tonight. You can go there sacredhumanhealth.com and check it out. Thanks for being on the show. Always appreciate a few moments.
- [78:17]
Trevor Comstock
Appreciate it. Thank you.
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Damon
All right, Trevor Comstock from Sacred Human. You can go to sacredhumanhealth.com check them out. Looks like great stuff. 36 past the hour, live from Studio 6B, let's do some headlines. Rick Delgado's got him. What's going on, Delgado?
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Rick Delgado
Did you want me to finish up with the Comey story? Okay. Because here's again when you're talking about James Comey, his trial date has been set by a judge in North Carolina for July 15 for the former FBI director we were talking about in the last segment. I had a couple more clips here. Here he is talking with Nicole Wallace claiming that President Trump has a weird obsession with him, which is kind of, kind of ironic when you'll see the second clip I play. Here is cut number six. James Comey and Nicole Wallace. Check this out.
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Nicole Wallace
When he calls you a dirty cop, what is he talking about and how does that make you feel?
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James Comey
I don't, honestly, it's crazy that I'm at a place where I'm 65 years old and I actually find it a little bit humorous to have this obsession by this 80 year old man with me. I don't know. And I am an honest person. I am a person who was raised to stand up and speak out. I can't do any other.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. And he wants you to believe that he's this nice guy and you know, that's just the way he talks all the time. And, and you know, he's just, he doesn't know why he ended up in this place where the president seems fixated on him. When we go back just a few years when he's roughly the same age, here is James Comey talking about Donald Trump. Kind of a weird obsession for someone who was fired five years before. Still talking about the president. Cut number seven. Check this out.
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James Comey
Convict him, bar him from future service. Have the prosecutors, the local prosecutors in New York pursue him for the fraudster that he was before he ever became president. Lock him up for the garden variety Florence he did there. But don't give him that center stage, that dominant role in our national life. Just down the street where Joe Biden is trying to heal this nation.
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Slickster
Great job.
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Rick Delgado
Seems like healing James Comey, doesn't it? He was so soft spoken, Cole Wallace, but he seems like a raging lunatic there. Just wanting to throw President Trump in jail for anything and everything. As he said, said garden variety. Just throw him in jail, didn't matter. Seems like a different James Comey. Right.
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Vinnie Mac
Look no further than General Flynn, okay? You know, framing General Flynn, an intentional framing. This is a dirty cop all the way. Trump is 100% right.
- [80:56]
Rick Delgado
Completely dirty cop. And speaking of cops, cops did a good thing in Boston yesterday. This was a story that we kind of saw also that was breaking last night when we were on the show as a gunman opened fire on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts during daylight hours on a busy roadway. Just an insane scene in Boston yesterday, Monday afternoon, as this man was shooting an automatic rifle. The suspect, 46 year old Tyler Brown of Boston, is now in custody and is being treated for gunshot wounds at Boston Hospital. It happened yesterday afternoon between river street and Pleasant Street. Extension videos from witnesses showed the gunman walking down the middle of the street firing and waving a rifle. According to people who were watching this whole thing unfold, a lot of people were jumping out of their cars and running because it was a busy street that this whole thing was going down on. Check this out. Cut number eight. Here he is walking down Memorial Drive and again firing at will at passing motorists. Cut number eight. Check this out. Watch this. You see he just moved his head at the seven second mark. Seven. Between seven and eight seconds. That's when the police trooper fired back. And you saw his hat kind of, and he moved his head because he nearly got hit in the face with a shot. It just missed him by taking him out. He got lucky there. And again, if you want to watch that on social media, you can see his hat move as the sh. As the shot rings out. Here is cut number nine. After the gunman basically keeps shooting but then eventually gives up. Check this out, cut number nine. He'd already been shot. He was down.
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Vinnie Mac
He should never been on the streets. He was let out with these no bail, all that BS that these liberal states and cities are doing. Maniac there.
- [83:00]
Rick Delgado
He gives up his gun and police move in and make the arrest. He was shot by a trooper and also by a civilian who happened to be a former Marine. As they fired their weapons and the suspect was struck multiple times in the extremities. Troopers provided first aid to Brown and the two victims who were wounded, they were taken to the hospital as well. Just a crazy insane scene for people on a nice you know, spring day, going down the street.
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Damon
And of course, Vin's point is the point that the fact that this guy is out there. You're telling me nobody thought a checkup from the neck up with this guy before this was appropriate? And he's still at 20 years of criminal behavior or whatever it's been. He's still out on the street. And then you listen to Katie Porter and you listen to these people who want to be governors and all these hell holes and they. And it's just the type of guy that they're. They're fighting for.
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Rick Delgado
Yeah. Just the kind of guy that two people wants out of prison. In 2020 was charged with attempting to kill Boston police officers. He was later sentenced to five years in state prison instead of the 10 to 12 that the DA was asking for. And then they let him out on probation. And this is what he does. He gets out of jail and guess what? Goes and gets himself a gun sometimes. There is no rehab.
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Vinnie Mac
It happens every time, though. How many times has this happened? They had that lunatic in New York City they let out and he pushed a 70 some odd year old teacher down subway stairs and killed him. He should never have been let out. This lunatic on the streets in Massachusetts should never been let out. But how many times does this have to happen? This is not like once or twice we see these stories and. And literally every day. Every day someone's let out and they're. They're back out doing something really bad and no one says anything. I guess that's to my point about accountability. Where are the people that hold anyone to accountability here? Meaning the media and others? There's none. They don't really say anything. They don't even cover the stories.
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Rick Delgado
Because they're all Democrats, Vin. They don't want to cover their own failure.
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Vinnie Mac
It's a total breakdown. I see. With all the things that are supposed to manage this stuff.
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Fran
Crazy.
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Damon
All right. Live from Studio 6P on a Tuesday night. We're gonna wrap it up. We'll get to everybody one more time on a Tuesday. Real America's Voice. Glad you're in. We're back right up to this, 13 to the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Tuesday night. We'll wrap it up, get everybody one more time. And we'll start with sports. Slicksters. Got it. Sports is brought to you by our friend Mike Lindell. LFS6B is the promo code to use if you want to go to mypillow.com lfs6b. See all the best deals for this audience and then save about sometimes up to 50% at checkout. Use code LFS6B. They sponsor sports. Slickster's got it. What's going on, Slick?
- [86:50]
Slickster
Good playoff games tonight. Big D, good one down up in Montreal at the Bell center right now, The Sabres leave 3 2. They came back from a 21 deficit. Zach Benson with a beautiful backhander at 4:41 of the third period lights the lamp and puts the Sabres ahead 3 2. Obviously Buffalo trying to tie this series at 2 because Montreal won game three and now it's a 21 series. So come on, Buffalo. I know Panhandle Paul in the YouTube chat. He loves his sabers. 9:35 to go in the third, as we just discussed in the chat. Long way to go, Big D. That's a lifetime in any sport. And we got the Ducks and Golden Knight952. That was just pushed back a little bit and that's a linchpin game in itself. That'll be a game five tonight. And that series also tied at two there. So good stuff. NBA action. The spurs at the Frost Bank Center. Wow, San Antonio, I never heard that name. But anyway, there we go. Spurs right now, 70 to 63. Leading that with 536 to go into third, Victor Wembanyama with 24 points to lead all scorers they have for the Spurs. So good game. And Big D, I know this broke your heart last night as LeBron James yet again swept out of the NBA playoffs. Dylan gwynn of Breitbart. LeBron James, Damon's favorite athlete of all time. Season is over and his substandard career with the Lakers may soon follow. You've been such an advocate for him over the years. James and the Lakers were swept out of the second round of the NBA playoffs Monday night by the defending champions, the OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER. JAMES 41. I Snow heading to his. Well, this print here, it says I Snow is now heading to his 23rd season in the NBA. It actually says it. It actually says it in the chat. In. In the YouTube. On YouTube. The bright part after the game. Yeah, well, it's a snow job. After the game, the four time NBA champ spoke about the loss. He said, I think you guys asked me about retirement and I've answered questions. I don't think I've come out and been like, oh, retirement is coming. James said, with my future, I don't know, honestly, it's obviously still fresh, obviously losing and I don't know, I don't know what the future holds for me. What do you think big D, LeBron Hazel.
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Damon
I think I love when you read the quotes as if you're the athlete. That's what I think. Well, you know, I do love that. Well, I mean, they ask him every year. It's just so stupid. What are you going to do next year? The guy just got off the. Just got off the court. He just lost, got swept. And they want to ask him that. What do you think? What do they think he's going to say? They've been doing it for 30 years with the media. Answers the same way every year, but they still ask it.
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Slickster
They got to take time and they have to ask because they have to ask you. But they got it. These guys got to get a few minutes to decompress. Like Vin decompressing.
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Vinnie Mac
And yeah, everybody needs a decompression.
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Slickster
No question.
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Rick Delgado
I need decompression.
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Aaron
Yeah.
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Slickster
Well, that's what it said. Is I snow is now. Yeah. Bright boss Cracker Jack proofread is there. And we got Fox News. Big deal. Well, yeah. Well, that's what I just read. I'll show it to you. That's exactly what I read. Okay. Florida judge rules prosecutors can access Tiger woods prescription drug history after du IRS report. That is big news. Ryan Maric. A Florida judge reportedly ruled that prosecutors will have access to Tiger woods recent prescription drug history. An April court filing showed that a subpoena was to be issued for Wood's prescription drug records following his DUI arrest in March, but his attorneys fought it. But according to the tcpom, the records will be released to prosecutors only and not made available to the public. Well, people public has no right to know what the guy's on. Woods was obviously arrested. We know the rest of the story, but that's.
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Damon
I mean, I think a reasonable person could probably at this point figure it out.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah.
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Damon
I mean, what's gonna be the big surprise in this?
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Slickster
He's on pain medicine.
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Damon
Let's see. Painkiller, Painkiller, Painkiller, Painkiller, Oxy. Oxy, Painkiller, Painkiller, Oxy, painkiller. I mean, what's gonna be the story here?
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Vinnie Mac
Yep.
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Slickster
I know. Well, this is going to be very interesting how this plays out. But that was a ruling today. And we shall see. I mean, obviously they wanted to get that. Get that record out there in the court. So.
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Damon
Okay. I mean. All right.
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Slickster
Par for the course.
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Damon
Probably a lot of painkillers.
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Slickster
Oh, question. Exactly. Well, many any of these athletes at that age are doped up on painkillers, unfortunately. And that's a wrap in sports, Big
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Damon
D. All right, look. Very good, Vinnie Mac, let me come to you. What else you got?
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, I got two quick things. I don't know if you saw this exchange with Senator Chris Van Hollen and Cash Patel, but I thought, I just.
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Damon
He's a loser from Maryland. I think Van Hollen, right.
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Vinnie Mac
He is, yeah, he is a loser. A Democratic loser from Maryland. He says to Cash, it's a crime to lie to Congress. Do you know that? Cash Patel said, I do not lie to Congress. You're insinuating. I am. Because you wanna correct your time in this session where you got steamrolled by the facts so you can go raise more money and spend more money on $7,000 bar tabs, and I'm not gonna give it to you. Holland says, I find that extremely troubling. Patel says, I. I find it troubling. You lie to the American people every day. Holland says, you are a disgrace. Patel says, not barely as big as you. And then Holland says, that concludes my questioning.
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Fran
Very entertaining exchange.
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Vinnie Mac
And the reason I even read that is cuz it's just so good to see, you know, people other than Trump, you know, battling these guys in a street fight, which is what you need to do. And that's what Cash Patel does. He's constantly defending himself. But the story that I wanted to cover, it has something to do with what we talked about earlier, about no accountability, the media really not doing their job where there's no checks and balances. And in California, there's. There's a Chinese spy that was elected to office that pled guilty that she was a Chinese spy. She faces up to 10 years in prison, by the way. She secretly worked in advance with a pro Beijing entity, creating a website, messaging pro Beijing style stuff. She was in political office in California. You know, we know what Eric Swalwell did with the Chinese spy. Then you have a Chinese spy elected to office. Who is watching these things? Where is the media and other folks in doing research and due diligence and
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Fran
even just asking questions.
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Vinnie Mac
And here we are, someone in our government. Where else have they infiltrated? I thought it was an interesting story. Which one are you referring to?
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Damon
Well, her driver for about 30 years ended up being a Chinese spy.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, no, I totally get it. But when I see a story like this, you can't help but wonder, like Dianne Feinstein, like Eric Swalwell, and like someone elected, voted into office in one of our states, states, who's a spy, let alone a Chinese spy. So someone's not doing their job here. There has to be some, like, aren't there some due diligence done on candidates before they could run? I mean, any due diligence.
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Damon
You should check out what we want to do in letting in Chinese college students, Vin. You'd be interested in that, too.
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Vinnie Mac
Yeah, well, I know that's rampant, and I also know that the Chinese are sending people here to have babies and then taking them back into China. I mean, it's just all kinds of nonsense going on. We have just let things get so out of control. Nobody's really watching the store, which is just really what's happening here for whatever reasons they're not watching.
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Damon
All right, six minutes to the hour. Delgado, take us home. What's left in the main headlines?
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Rick Delgado
All right, well, I don't have enough time to get some of these stories in, so I will get to some of these clips that we missed from President Trump. Before he winged his way. He winged his way east, or to the Far East, I should say, for his meeting with President Xi. Here he is yesterday when he was doing that speech at the dinner in the White House Rose Garden. Here he is talking, doing an impromptu poll about the 2028 election and who should be at the top of the ticket cut number 12. Check this out.
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Aaron
A lot of beauties out there, J.D. i envy you and other people. I don't know. Who's it going to be? Is it going to be J.D. is it going to be somebody else? I don't know. Who. Does anybody have. Okay, let's go. You ready? Who likes J.D. vance? Who likes Marco Rubio? All right, sounds like a good ticket, J.D. it's a perfect. That was a perfect ticket.
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Slickster
It.
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Aaron
By the way, I do believe that's a dream team, but these are minor details.
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Damon
That was actually pretty interesting.
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Slickster
Yeah, that was.
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Rick Delgado
And then finally, Trump hears something while he's at the. At the podium. Check this out. Cut 13.
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Aaron
I won a lot of races with that song. Oh, I thought that was a drone. They make them in all different sizes nowadays. They could be very destructive, as you probably here.
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Damon
So there he is, sharing ghosts. Can you blame him, though?
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Rick Delgado
No.
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Vinnie Mac
Oh, no, no.
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Damon
Well, we pray for the President's safety on this trip, by the way, as well. Four minutes till the hour. As always, we salute our military. Active and active police, firefighters, first responders, EMTs, everybody on the front lines. Thanks, everybody on the show. Vinnie Mack. Thanks, Aaron Frank, Great job as always. But most of all, thank you. Thank you to live from Studio 6B. Audience, we'll see you tomorrow night. We're back Wednesday, 8pm right here live from Studio 6B. Sam.